Serious I want to travel the world (without budget). Is it possible?

[Monikak]

I have a plan to travel around the world, like I don’t need money or anything, just moving place to place, I think it’s possible to just move around and find a work there then move again.

Maybe it would take like forever but I don’t have anything in life. I should really do this in the near future.

 

[WiZardTheGrAY]

There’s people that do that called “begpackers.” They travel and beg people on the street for money to fund their lifestyle. Everyone hates them tho.

https://old.reddit.com/r/korea/search?q=Begpacker&restrict_sr=on

 

[Morphine]

just moving place to place, I think it’s possible to just move around and find a work there then move again.

Not possible in the current world. Jobs are scarce in both first world and third world countries, only exceptions being some Northern and Eastern European countries.

 

[Monikak]

There’s people that do that called “begpackers.” They travel and beg people on the street for money to fund their lifestyle. Everyone hates them tho.

https://old.reddit.com/r/korea/search?q=Begpacker&restrict_sr=on

I need to try, maybe making a channel called “incel packer”

 

[Monikak]

Not possible in the current world. Jobs are scarce in both first world and third world countries, only exceptions being some Northern and Eastern European countries.

Fuck, and I forgot about border and immigration laws…fuck me

 

[Ryo_Hazuki]

I think it’s possible to just move around and find a work there then move again.

Well you thought wrong, because that's completely unrealistic in todays global economy.

Some baby boomers and older members of gen X did this in the 70s/80s/90s (this is probably where you got the idea) but that world simply does not exist anymore. The days where you could just show up to another country as a backpacker and just walk into a hostel and get a job as a clerk, or walk into a restaurant and get a dishwashing job are GONE.

You're 30 years too late for this and attempting this will result in you becoming homeless in another country.

 

[zunzun8888]

Impossible unless you are a foid.

 

[Livonica_Irreale]

You have to be a chad, and foids will pay for your food, travel means and they'll and will allow to sleep you over their place with free banging included.

 

[SteelCentaur]

Inceldom discussed.

 

[Sex-Starved Beast]

just walk into a hostel and get a job as a clerk, or walk into a restaurant and get a dishwashing job

I actually tried to do this once, when I was away from home, in a touristic location full of hotels and restaurants, and needed a job and a place to sleep. I mean, just like they do in the movies, right? They simply told me that what I was asking was ridicolous. Nowadays you need to go through months of procedures just to work at a fast food, and nobody wants to give a room to sleep, they only want locals and acquaitances even in the middle of the mountains.

 

[Grodd]

Impossible unless you are a foid.

 

[Ryo_Hazuki]

Nowadays you need to go through months of procedures just to work at a fast food

I work in fast food, and that's the case where I work. You apply, wait, get a call where your first interview is scheduled, go to that interview, wait, get another call scheduling a second interview, do that interview, and you'll get a call after that if you're actually hired....and we don't ultimately hire the vast majority of the people who apply. But if you're one of the lucky ones, from start to finish you're looking at about 2 months.

And this is pretty much standard procedure everywhere. I remember the first fast food job I got way back in the mid 2000s. I just showed up looking ghetto as fuck, filled out an application, was interviewed on the spot, and given the job. But those days are long gone. The 2008 recession changed all that. The labor participation rate never fully recovered from that. but that's another topic.

Oh, and where I work, we don't even hire people starting full time anymore. All new employees start part time and are told if their performance is good they'll have the opportunity to go full time in 6 months to a year. I'm considered one of the lucky ones since I get 40 hours a week.

But the difficulty of getting even a basic job these days, and the length of time it takes to get one, makes even moving to another city (within your own country) extremely difficult. You can't just pack your shit, drive over to another city, and expect to find a job within a couple weeks. With some fields you can do a zoom interview, possibly get hired, then move over. But for low skill labor (fast food, warehouse, etc.) you're expected to interview in person, so that's not an option. That means if you move to another city and need to get a job after moving there, you'll need to save up enough to survive for at least 6 months...because that's how long it takes to get a job these days.