baka ibig sabihon dahil citizen makakautang, walang problema sa legal na trabaho and best of all, can avail of your own personal chapter 11 in case magipitOriginally Posted by luckytruck
tacoma, when you say "citizen kasi", what does that mean? just curious
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August 5th, 2005 05:00 PM #2 Originally Posted by luckytruck
tacoma, when you say "citizen kasi", what does that mean? just curious
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Citizen kasi, they can get what they want as long as they have a payslip.
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August 5th, 2005 04:57 PM #4It is easy to apply for a credit card or a loan. Halos hinahagis nila sa muka mo yung pautang.
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August 5th, 2005 05:03 PM #6Their currency is stronger than ours. Imagine if you could buy a Evo for 30,000 pesos? Ang daming bata meron nun. Image being able to afford a Ferrari for 150,000 pesos. Kahit maglagay pa ng 100% markup from US price 60T and 150T isnt that big as compared to prevailing prices now.
Imagine you can buy a laptop for P700 or a Xbox for P150 lang and games for P50 each.
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August 5th, 2005 05:24 PM #7 Originally Posted by OTO
kuya, since nag--analogy ka na rin nang prices according to PHP, pano ka makakabili nyan kung ang kita mo ay lets say 15 pesos per month?
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August 5th, 2005 06:49 PM #8 Originally Posted by edzzz
im confused?!?!? where can you get paid P15/month???
if i remember it right, in 1997 - minimum wage is at P120/day
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August 6th, 2005 01:26 AM #9Minimum wage in NCR for service-oriented business with less than 15 employees is P288.00/day. Where did you get 15 pesos per month?
I dont see the US being able to sustain such a culture for too long. Laki ng trade deficit nila with China. The place to be to make your fortune is in Asia and not US/EU unless happy ka na sa American Dream. Originally Posted by edzzz
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August 6th, 2005 02:22 AM #10 Originally Posted by OTO
bakit ganun pag and2 sa P'nas ang gusto namin takbuhan eh US of A
pero kapag andyan pala sa US, ang place of milk & honey na pala eh Asia.
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August 6th, 2005 04:57 PM #11I dont live in the US. If your aim is for the short-term and if you want small time go to the West. If you want to make it in the long-term and want to hit it in the big time come to the East. Just observe how many westerners are clamouring to enter China/India. These two countries make up about 3 billion people. Imagine making 1 peso off each Indian/Chinese person... instantly 3 billion pesos ka na! You can buy your own tropical island and hire the Abu Sayafff to provide security. ;) Originally Posted by oldblue
Kahit sa Pinas me kumikita dito sa piso piso donation... He just has to wear funny threads and people pelt him with 1 peso coins. He lives in Ayala Alabang has a built-in elevator..Last edited by OTO; August 6th, 2005 at 05:01 PM.
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August 6th, 2005 09:12 PM #12It is more convenient to waste your dollars in Asia because of the high inflation rate. Originally Posted by oldblue
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August 5th, 2005 05:06 PM #13may advantage pala ang citizen versus non-citizen. that's interesting, might work in my favor when i am looking for a job there
no need to apologize pare, if that is what you observe, then that is added information for all of us.
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August 6th, 2005 09:27 AM #15hindi naman gunun,kahit na green kard holder ka lamang meron ka rin opurtunidad wala sa ligal na istado yan nasa tao,kesyo citizen ka o hindi. Originally Posted by luckytruck
may advantage pala ang citizen versus non-citizen. that's interesting, might work in my favor when i am looking for a job there
no need to apologize pare, if that is what you observe, then that is added information for all of us.
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August 5th, 2005 05:08 PM #16sa States kasi, kahit yung mga blue collar/odd jobs, kaya nila bumuhay. KAhit magpa iba-iba sila nang trabaho ok lang. Dali pa mag credit
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August 5th, 2005 05:17 PM #18.. i think it's an observation of a "different" lifestyle .. not necessarily american .. since we come from different backgrounds .. it's only natural that we will see the differences of how other people live .. it's not better .. it's not worse .. it's just different ..
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Kung baga sa beer eh drink moderately sa topic naman ang lesson ay spend moderately.
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August 5th, 2005 09:00 PM #20whoa 15/month. maglulupasay ako nun! hehehe :hihihi:
i think he meant to type 15K a month.
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