
Luiz Aguiar 🇧🇷🇩🇪
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Luiz Aguiar 🇧🇷🇩🇪
@laguiar
📷 ex-photographer 🎬 ex-filmmaker ⌨️ ex-software engineer 👽 ex-human 🌎 world traveler


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RIP Wise. I lost $8,000 in fees last year. And I had no idea. I’m French. I live in Bali. I run a US LLC. Every dollar I earn touches 3 countries before it reaches my pocket. 1. Stripe takes 1%–3% on every transaction. 2. Wise takes a cut on every transfer. 3. Currency conversion eats another big chunk every single time. I thought this was just the cost of doing business internationally. I never questioned it. Then I realized there were other options. @airwallex. was on the top of my list but now I’ll 100% switch. The money I’ll save in fees will make me fly business to Europe for free each year.


8 payment platforms and their fees: 1. Stripe: 2.9% + $0.30 2. Paddle: 5% + $0.50 3. Lemon Squeezy: 5% + $0.50 4. FastSpring: 5% - 7% 5. Dodo Payments: 4% + $0.40 6. Gumroad: 10% + $0.50 7. Polar: 4% - 6% + $0.40 8. Cream: 3.9% + $0.40 This fee is for each transaction...










🇧🇷 New Brazilian buffet tour This one is interesting because it's inside a church Brazil (like South America) is VERY religious, 87% of the population is Christian Compare that to the Netherlands, where I'm from, where it's now just 30%, and similar for large parts of Europe, which is ironic because Christendom of course came from Europe Many things in Brazil and South America are ironic where they are in ways more European than Europe is these days Many churches here like the one in my video at the end are Evangelical, a conservative type of Protestantism. The churches remind me a bit of those TV churces you'd see in the US. Much bigger and more modern than we generally have in Europe Anyway back to the buffet, as always lots of meat and veggies and rice and beans, it can be very healthy if you pick right. And you self-check out by weighing the food and paying per kilogram, very smooth Also free coffee is included! Unfortunately in plastic cups (unacceptable 😂) so we skipped that one but nice My lunch was 788 gram for $13 at $17/kg Every time I post about this I get cancelled by Brazilian for being "a dumb foreigner paying too much" which may be correct as I am starting to realize Curitiba and South Brazil are NOT cheap Then again nowhere is cheap anymore with currency devaluation Apparently the Brazilian government also organizes these buffets cheaper but subsidized by them to help everyone get fed, so it'd be cool to show you that one next time ✌️


fuck the eu












