Kind of, absolutely! Even when I was working making a middling wage (by US standards. Let's say like $30k a year) in Indonesia I could afford to eat out every day. It's a very inexpensive country. Jogjakarta (where my wife's family is from) in Indonesia was listed as one of the cheapest cities in the world. I concur, plus it's a fantastic place to visit and holiday in. MUCH cheaper than Jakarta or Bali.

expatriotic

bitcoin

Being expatriotic

In other words: save some strong currencies like the $ or € (or Bitcoin), move to a poor country, exchange stronger savings for weaker local currency, find a job which pays well-above the local averages (westerners probably have a better education than the locals), live like a king.

I get it, it's not as fancy as your post, but it hits the nail nonetheless.