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you are too slow take example from other chanelles.

If you move to France and are medicare eligible, you should keep paying the premium in case yo ever move back to the States.

Your husband is not convinced 😂

Very informative, thank you!

Glad to hear you had a good experience there. I did not. I had so been looking forward to going, but the night in question I got caught in traffic. I called to say I was running a few minutes late. I was told I would still be seated but would have to wait b/c they would give my original table away. As a single traveler, I would have been fine at the bar. As it happened, I arrived a few minutes EARLY. I approached the maitre'd and explained the situation. He shut me down, told me I'd canceled and said there were no tables available as they were booked solid! This, despite the restaurant being largely empty. As a New Yorker I'm always double prepared. I had printed the reservation before leaving home. I pulled it out of my bag and offered it. The maitre'd literally tore it into 100 pieces and threw it to the ground before stamping his foot! (It was GREAT French theatre) He then directed a waiter to seat me in the "American" section, where the sole table waiter spoke excellent English, robbing me of the chance to use my French. I found the service good, the meal mediocre and the ambiance a bit dull. I sat next to a terrific couple from the Carolinas who were staying at the George V. I asked how they felt about their meal, and they suggested the same. A nephew, living in Paris at the time, said he went there a lot for lunch and found it less stuffy. Oh well, maybe next time I should try Ralph's?

Why do you waste so much time on issues of reservations? Tell us about the food. And, there is nothing French about the place and the food, this is a classical trap for wealthy Americans who have difficulties in interacting with the local culture and habits.

Come to New Zealand and try our best restaurants. Much better than that.

Fractional ownership is just generally a bad idea. Think about it. It's very attractive to buyers who could not otherwise be able to afford a whole property. Your now part of a crowd that in many cases may not have a lot of substance behind them when it comes to putting on a new roof, etc. Look everybody's living with different circumstances and I'm not making any judgements, but do you really want to be depended on a group of people you don't even know, perhaps speaking multiple languages, with different cultural practices and unknown financial means? Up to you, but perhaps not good advise to promote to other.

On fractional ownership, what happens when one or more of the fractional owners are complete slobs and trash the place. There a huge bill and they won't pay, so you are stuck. There is an agreement of some type, but you end up in court because they fight back. Etc... It always sounds good on new or rehabed property, but when the shine wears off, its usually trouble. Not enough history on fractional ownership to say you always make a profit on resale. Let think about the time-share example and the nightmares people are still living. Point being, you might want to avoid the pit falls of this type of ownership.

May Jesus heal your knee KJ and mine too❣️🥰💕🙏🏻🙏🏻💕

Hi KJ and Tony, love your channel. How do you get around in Paris? Thanks. Love your style! ❤

Thank you for a wonderful video. Relaxing, informative, enjoyable.

When in Rome, etc. quid Paname! I don't doubt the quality, nor the vibe. It can be amusing to check out home style references in a new context. This is not my type Paris though. There are so many more typical and atypical places much more to my liking, much more "intime". But hey, you really enjoyed this and that's what it's all about, n'est-ce pas?

I find it surprising that an American brand name restaurant located in Paris has English fish, Dover sole, on the menu.

Thank you KJ and Tony! great info on thrift shops in Paris. My favorite thing to do!!

Thanks you two for sharing such a posh little spot which is now on my list! Merci beaucoup… a la prochaine ❤

I love hearing Clare de Lune.

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Hello KJ and Tony, i have been watching a couple videos you have posted and some ideas crossed my mind. I would like to share a few with you, not all of them, just to help you in your journey. First of all i need to preface these comments by warning you that it will be different than the usual ones you read here, one of the reason is that I have been a French expat in the USA for the last 30 years... I am not sure that for you, middle call , middle age Americans from Florida, it was clever to "move" to France. In my experience, having organized exchange programs for years, that is not for everyone, especially if you cannot speak the langage. Most of the culture you may learn will be channeled through the langage, if you don t speak fluently or as it seems are not eager to learn, it will not go smoothly... Secondly, i can so much tell that you have not switched your lens to apprehend the french culture for maximum success... you still look and sound extremely Americain to me. Third, You don t drink alcohol... France is about wine and cheese to caricature, if you don t appreciate the culture of wine, Paris may not be the best place for you, especially if this decision is based on some sort of religious believes - French are very secular! It is like if I did not enjoy pop corn, hamburger and ketchup and i move to the USA to make video about food... a bit odd. Another clue,: you want to chat with the waiter... that is something that may be acceptable in the USA but in Paris, restaurant staff are very busy and focused, it's not usual for them to small talk (what i heard you sharing at the Procope for exemple). Last, what you seems to prefer is food that ressemble what you can find in the States or the way it's presented and cooked in the States... My friendly advise is to NOT move to France and if you enjoy the Eiffel tower, get yourself a first class ticket to Vegas and go eat some brisket and march mallows things in the Tower there, you will have a much better time, and avoid home sickness for sure. I hope you think about this before making a decision I can feel coming that may be catastrophique for you and your family.

I know this place and it is really beautiful. I guess those extremely high prices are for the ambiance they created. Ralph Lauren is not cheap to wear either. I still choke on $200 for a ribeye, even if it's for 2 people ☺

Thank you for your honesty. Our body tells us when we need to stop what were doing and take care of ourselves.. Totally can relate

KJ, may i know the name of that book that Adrian read too. The power of now:))

Great interview, love it !! Thank you!!

How much would health insurance cost for a long term visa for a couple?

Back home I can have all the American food I can eat and talk to Americans any time. Why would I want to come to Paris and do the same? Such great French restaurants and food here, not to mention fascinating French people to chat with and help you with your French. Au revoir -Daniel (Paris)

Nicely done video. What a course

Congratulations!! May the Lord continue to guide your steps!♥️

Looks very lovely, but, you are right, your typical Parisian wouldn’t eat there. Definitely for tourists. It’s very expensive for an average person’s budget. Maybe you could showcase some more accessible places budget wise? How about the Canal St Martin area …bit more quirky and bohemian? Le Marais? Lots of places in the 15th too. Thank you for your videos.

Tony’s new look - clean cut and not like Robin Hood anymore.

Thanks for sharing 😊

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Really enjoy your videos. We love Paris but no longer travel overseas, so watching you is the next best thing! We live in Australia 🙂

Hello.Is it the best restaurant in Paris? No ! According to Gault&Millau, the famous culinary critic, his cuisine is conventional, as meticulous as it is promised. However he gives it a score of 10/20. Among the best restaurants in Paris we find 114 Faubourg, Alleno Paris, Le Clarence, La Tour d'Argent.

Happy Birthday! The food looked great, but quite expensive. Better value at Le Procope. And there's nothing wrong with topping your steak with the Béarnaise sauce, which is a typical French way to enjoy it, of course. When in Paris, do as the Parsiens do.

Who goes to a Ralph Lauren restaurant while in Paris, for God's sake? It's like those women who go to the Louis Vuitton café. Give me a break! At your age, you should know better!

My kind of place!! Very classy and elegant just like his brand!!!

It's just around the corner from the hotel we always stay in. I've walked past it so many many times but never eaten there thinking it was too American. Now' I'll make a reservation thanks to you!

HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY KJ, FROM A FELLOW GEMINI, ( MINE IS ON THE 18th)!!!!

Added to the list! Prices seamed very reasonable for Paris.

Thanks for sharing your restaurant experiences. I’ll add Ralph’s to my list next visit

Oops forgot to wish you happy birthday

This looks delicious and lovely, but it’s American fare. Go to one of the dozens of amazing French restaurants. Try L’ Ecrin at the Hotel Crillon for an amazing experience!

Normally don't watch people eat 😁..but this was thoroughly enjoyable...watching two people savor delicious food! Classy place.

Bet you wished to return to France soon.

The French can be quite rude and money focused u were just experiencing cultural tackiness

Why did I care where the uber-rich eat?

When you two start keeping your knife in the left hand = we'll know you've acclimatized! Thanks for bringing us along!👍😀

One thing to remember, the European service is more attuned to techniques and elegance of serving more than becoming your friends. From the pics you shared it looked as it was a very creative presentation of all items served. The servers' lively-hood does depend on gratuities. I prefer an honest frown than a fake smile. I don't go to a restaurant to make the servers my friend. I also hate the idea when they show up with their hand held computer shoving it to your face silently and psychologically demanding tips. I hate the tipping culture of USA.

Happy Birthday! May your days be filled with good health, laughter, and love.🗼💐

Love your videos! Thank you.