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But other than that, It's kinda of a no brainer to retire in PI.

For those so challenged with English please let me interpret:

"But other than that, It's kinda of a no brainer to retire in PI" means "For those who are thinking about it, to consider retiring in the PI is a relatively easy decision"

OK now for you, I was not asking if I should retire in PI, read the post, I simply asked a nice place to live, now maybe you are challenged in the English language, but once again if you dont understand or like the question I asked then simply dont respond. Some people are such internet bad azzes!

he's not doing any such thing. payxibka is one of the most helpful members on vj.

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Thanks for hijacking the post about something that has nothing to do with you. Now back to the people who have something imoportant to say.

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