<human>: About 8 weeks ago I secured my first international teaching job in South Korea. I have spent those 8 weeks preparing documentation and everything else, as I was supposed to depart in 5 days. I am not able to get the E-2 Visa with my credentials. My interviewer assured me I could obtain the E-2 with my TESOL as my degree is only half done (my fault, not hers. I should have done more research). Needless to say, I feel like an idiot. All my friends and family have been constantly congratulating me and saying how proud of me they are. I haven't been the best son/cousin/brother/nephew/grandson over the past few years, so this job made everybody happy for me. After 10 years of constant weed smoking, I stopped cold turkey for this job opportunity, 8 weeks ago. 
 I guess where I am seeking advice is, I still very much want to travel. I want to see the world and teaching was going to be the tool I used to do so. I know there are some countries like China, where I can teach with just my TESOL, but I am unsure if I can obtain a Visa. I have 3 childhood friends in South Korea anxiously awaiting my arrival, so another spot would be bitter sweet, but I don't have a choice. I guess this is quite the 1st world problem, so I hope I don't come across as if Im whining. I only learned of this news this morning so Im a tad upset.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I have $3000 saved up. I want to travel Europe/Asia/South America. I have a TESOL certificate, no degree/diploma. I am a Canadian, 24 year old male.