2023-05-18 07:03:26
There are different problems to be faced in both places, the fact is.
He is moving home from Bali for an extended period of time Horváth Eve, he revealed for Story magazine. The model suffers from homesickness: “My partner and I agreed to leave Bali. He will With Kristóf he will come back later when school starts, but I will stay in Hungary for a long time Alexszel”.
Although they liked the Indonesian way of life, Éva Horváth feels that the Balinese people are aloof.
They are nice, but it is a closed community. We can go to ceremonies, take a superficial look into their everyday life, where they welcome us. But we don’t have any Balinese friends, just a lot of acquaintances.
He also talked about utility costs in Bali, which look quite different in Hungary.
In Hungary, we always pay for the amount used, in retrospect. Specifically, I am terrified of how much the water, gas and electricity bills will be in our family home. Overhead costs have risen brutally all over the world, everything is uncertain and unpredictable
– says Éva Horváth, who adds that fuel is so cheap in Bali that a full tank can last up to three weeks.
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