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Originally Posted by fun2have
Paulie, i with most of the other bms on this, i think that a job where she is mixing with the most locals is the best way. sort of enforced learning, yes of course she is leaving her comfort zone by seeing a long term future in the west, and that is laudable because its not easy.
hanging around with a predominately thai crowd could be more a backward step than a forward one. i would never want the wife working in a thai dominated environment, all the thai bullshite is so obvious to see in these places. to her credit she stated to me she did not wish to work in a thai dominated workplace.
even if the work is not paying much of a salary, its just the forward step they are making imho,the amount of salary does not matter, my wifes salary per week is what i can earn for a 8 hours day overtime.
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the business would not be at all involved with a thai community
it would be a thai catering buisiness for farangs, for lack of a better word, that would like to have thai food at their parties
again, i agree with all of you, but if the business is going to do as well as been percieved, it would be hard to pass that up
i am also extremely social. we would be spending most weekends at Whistler mountain where she will be interacting with more non-thais than i think she will want to 55555