I get it the ones who disagree are the ones with families and kids to support. I'd be in yall's exact same shoes too it I were in the same position to ensure stability and push for their best outcome I could provide.
As far as any personal laziness accusations, Imma bout bury that narrative. Other than
@earlyretirement I challenge anybody here in 2025 to see who's putting in more hours and commitments towards their Argentina goals.
1. 40+ hour full time working
2. ~10 hour Spanish studying in one form or another
3. A little under saving and investing 60% of monthly income
4. Approximately 4 additional hours every day 7 days a week upskilling on various courses
None of these are very impressive(except for maybe 3) but I guarantee you the average bloke won't consistently do all 4. To any who does, my hat goes off to you.