Jonas Ferry

From creating great friendships, casting in front of thousands of French and European call of duty fans, casting Champs 3x, the CWL has been an incredible experience in my life. Forever grateful of those times, and excited to see the future of COD!

@TunedIntoTennis It's just the expectation you have of monaco. The tickets are super affordable. Even for the finals. I was lucky enough to see Monfils Nadal finals many years ago even when we didn't make much. Easily accessible by train and car from so many nearby affordable cities too

Too elitist for my taste. I wanna watch tennis with the 9-5ers who had to use Klarna to cover some of their expenses. Now that’s an experience.

french/10

@MCrassier @RemeliTennis Faut il a eu balle de match avec avantage extérieur sur le dernier jeu de service de Paul

@RemeliTennis Dite vous, au delà de break, il a jamais été à 40 sur le service de Paul ce soir …

Mais Arthur traine trop avec Mpteshi hein les retours ce soir c'est cataclysmique

Belle épreuve mentale de vivre aux Etats-Unis en étant français dans ce climat 🫠

@TheRealImpakt @le_Parisien Peut être sur le revenu, mais il se rattrape ailleurs, notamment les impôts locaux t'en fais pas

@le_Parisien L’état le moins taxer des USA étonnant aha

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Spurs vs Lakers 🏀

@LallaMounya @DavidMarseille1 @Cultination1 Sachant qu'il habite aux Etats Unis, et qu'il ne peut prendre que United, la fragmentation des destinations selon la société et selon sa ville de depart, il doit se prendre 1 ou 2 correspondances a chaque fois pour passer par un Hub United

@DavidMarseille1 @Cultination1 Je sais de quoi je parle et j’ai déjà expérimenté 3 vols en une journée . Donc je peux commenter 😉

🇺🇸✈️ IL A VOYAGÉ 37 MILLIONS DE KILOMÈTRES EN 30 ANS GRÂCE À UN BILLET À VIE. Tom Stuker, un Américain de 69 ans, a dépensé 290 000 dollars en 1990 pour un « Lifetime Pass » United Airlines : vols illimités en première classe à vie. En 30 ans, il a parcouru plus de 37 millions de kilomètres, avec un record de 21 millions de miles aériens, il profite d’un train de vie digne d’un sultan. Il a visité plus de 100 pays et a volé 200 à 250 jours par an. Rien qu’en 2019, il a effectué 373 vols et parcouru 2,3 millions de kilomètres, pour une valeur estimée à environ 2,44 millions de dollars. Les cartes-cadeaux accumulées lui ont rapporté des fortunes : en une seule journée, il a obtenu 50 000 dollars de coupons à dépenser chez Walmart. Généreux, il a utilisé une partie de ces gains pour rénover la maison de son frère. Avec sa femme, il a vécu l’équivalent de « 120 lunes de miel ». Critiqué pour son impact écologique (« serial killer de la planète »), il répond : « L’avion vole avec ou sans moi. » (BFMTV)

@levelsio So spend 3 more hours traveling to avoid 3hrs of line?

🇵🇹 If you're flying to Portugal from outside Europe, NEVER fly directly into Lisbon Fly into a different European airport like Amsterdam or Paris Then take an EU flight with EasyJet/RyanAir to Lisbon, that way you can skip the 3+ hour immigration queue because intra-EU flights don't have immigration checks This has been my workflow the last year or so 👌

@bohumilo @Altimor And even if it was, you have to also index that to cost of living, entertainment, restaurants, etc in the US is astonishingly expensive compared to EU. Think concerts, sports games, transportation, hotels etc, feels like most of it is 2/3x

@bohumilo @Altimor 1/ think median is more interesting than average esp. US side, 2/ 2010 data is a bit old, 3/ do we really think disposable income is reflective of the quality of life? That’s quite American :p

French-American here — spent 20 yrs in France, 13 in the US. Let me speak to this. I think the only reason Europoors tolerate their miserable existence is because they tell themselves lies about what the rest of the world is like. They eat gruel in their AC-less social housing while the most awesome party in history is being thrown just next door. If you hang out in France, you'll routinely hear them say things like: "in the US, people die in front of hospitals" (they literally believe this to be the case) or "our social system is the envy of the world." Their image of the US is completely delusional, and they are often shocked to discover that when they visit here. Their Marxist media brainwashed them into thinking America is some Dickensian horror, with Monopoly-style fat capitalists running around with their top hats and monocles, exploiting dirt poor workers. The reality is that: * Social security is (unfortunately) the largest gov expense in the US * Hospitals are by law forbidden to refuse care to people * Americans are so much richer than French people it's not even funny. The *poorest* of our 50 states (Missisipi) has a GDP per capita of $53k, 36%(!) higher than France's $39k. Now, how do Americans perceive the French (and Europeans at large)? Well, the tragic reality is that they really, truly don't think of them. They may cross their minds once a month, at most. Why would they think of that irrelevant backwater of a continent? The few times they do come to mind, it is, at best, as a quaint vacation spot. A nice place to sip espresso and spend their American dollars — which go such a long way in these third world countries! The closest comparison is how Europeans think of Thailand or Cambodia. That's at best. At worst, they think they're a lazy, entitled, smug, snobbish, rude people with a bright future behind them, who confuse regulation for progress, don't realize their economies were left in the dust a very long time ago, simply stopped innovating because they've lost the will, ability, or both, and who would rather brag about their 60%(!!) public spending to GDP ratio than fix their communist shit hole of a system. Nice wine though.

@Hope_Eterna @Altimor Well I’ve lived in a southern state, and in France (on a median salary), so I would like to think I know a bit ;-)

@oxygenJCF @Altimor You have no clue then…

@robsaker @Altimor The median gross salary for France does not take into account the employer tax portion, which is really large, and ultimately reflective of some of the value back provided by the gov, so it’s a bit misleading too

@oxygenJCF @Altimor His example of a comparable state was a southern state. And if you are going to that level of comparison, let us be consistent and compare rural France (not Paris) with those US states. France is a great museum.

@Altimor Personally, I think that if you are “high earner”, the US is much better (which I’m going to guess is your case), but I don’t think that’s the case for the low income classes. Every metric shows that the gap between rich and poor is much bigger here than EU

@Altimor I’m French, been in America I nearly 10 years. Kids are US born. I think your points conflate a lot of different things. Median salary in a southern state is likely a much worse life than median French salary since you get no gov support, for example.

Turning the world into a casino is irresponsible and detrimental to society.

Never thought I’d see the northern lights so well in Texas 😱

@MediciRoasting When at your AUS airport location? I don’t see it on the CashApp acceptance map :o

Love to see people using bitcoin at the stores!

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@FadingTheNoise @PhilipErik125 All of it is absolutely false

@PhilipErik125 Which part is false? Feels like none of it is false but you just are saying it’s okay to have this.

Just completely false and misleading!!! This was a company wide event at $XYZ and they won’t have another one until 9 years from now. These claims are so false, they make me sick 🤢🤮🤮. Here’s, from an employee, context on what the event was: instagram.com/reel/DO8qoZJDq…