How many USD$ would it take to make you work in the US?

[DiscoStu]

I've thought about Florida but surely the weather from July-September is really uncomfortable - plus the insects - then you get the hurricanes until Xmas....

The weather is uncomfortable, so you move from your air-conditioned car to your air-conditioned office then back to your air-conditioned home. By staying inside you also avoid the insects.

Can't help you with the hurricanes...

[Peoplesoft bloke]

I worked in North Carolina for a while and loved it - then did 4 months in Newport Beach in California and hated it.

I also wound up hating (Northern) California. But the US is a big place with a load of variety...

[Delboy74]

I'd be happy to just get the offer to work there. I think $110k would be ok, but never seen a move to the US as a realistic option due to the visa issues.

Oh, and hello. I'm new here.

[Mustang]

I did a 3 month gig in Dallas (Las Colinas from memory) and also really enjoyed it. Heat at times was something else though.

I was based in Richardson and lived in Addison. Went to Oasis FM show at Las Calinas! You adapt to the heat and cultivate the art of seamlessly moving from AC to AC (unless you are sitting by the pool admiring the totty of course! )

I would go back tomorrow if I had obtained my green card - now visas are an issue.

[oracleslave]

unless you are sitting by the pool admiring the totty of course! )

Bit of a blur ( I blame the heat for how much beer I drank out there - that's my story and I'm sticking to it) but from memory the totty was superb