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The white guy dreadlocks should have given him a hint long before his trip. No one knows themselves at 19, however. I've met a few people fitting that description all over the world, steer well clear.

One of the worst times of my life was working in a call centre in Brighton. Horrible, fraudulent company. :shootself Get your degree, then you've essentially got a "F*ck You" ticket to get you all over the world. It'll take you almost anywhere you want, and will especially make living abroad...

Agree 100%. I've spoken about the above so many times over the past few years. If getting into a career, settling down and securing a future works for you, all the thumbs up in the world and good luck with it if it makes you happy! But for myself (and you), a different approach to everyday life...

Good question. I'm 28. I've had various jobs all over the world, some crap, some great. I did have a couple of years where my mind was starting to take over and start to fear for the future; "I should be doing this/that/the other", "should settle down", "should buy a house and have a proper...

Go to Australia tomorrow, enjoy the summer, work at a Ski Resort in Victoria through their winter, back to Uni next year. Or fly out to Calgary, get right into work here and get some snowboarding/skiing in. Head to Vancouver for summer. I'm 8 years into my gap year, working a ski season in...