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Huh. Well here I was thinking of Oklahomans as generally being ignorant and uneducated but apparently all their police have MDs

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Before anything, I would like to mention that this post has no intention to deride or make fun of any foreigners working in Korea. It is based on pure curiosity. Yes, I said it. It may be the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this elephant in the room and some older generations might cast aspersions on me because I am comparing my country to other countries but I was always curious on why foreigners who come from richer countries would voluntarily come to Korea and work unless they are promised the same amount they get in their home countries. I just can’t grasp the reason behind it and would appreciate an explanation done by a foreigner.I get paid more in canada sure. But in Korea (seoul) I can live in a city where I can rent a 3 bedroom apartment for 1200 CAD a month. I dont need a car. All my bills are cheaper. Food and entertainment is cheaper. Public transportation is safe, clean and efficient. In canada i may earn 30% more but my expenses are 100% higher. Rent would be 2500 for what i get in Seoul. Mamy foreigners dont buy into the flex culture locals do. We dont need new cars or luxury bags so we find seoul to be an affordable city that offers a high standard of living Also tons of foreigners have no problems living in villas which are cheaper in comparison
I think what you say about the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this flex culture from Korea helps a lot, if you don’t “need” to shop a ton of luxury goods like the Korean culture mandates in a way to stay at the same level of your peers then there a lot of chances to use the money in other forms. Hope I write that ok, english is not my first language There might be small errors but you did a perfect job of getting your point across! I doubt any English speaker would not be able to understand what you said. If you would like some feedback here are some suggestions; words in [brackets] are words you should add in that spot and words that are crossed through should be removed: your first sentence is a bit of a run on sentence and could be tightened up a little by replacing the comma after “helps a lot” with a period and turning it into two sentences

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As an English native speaker, you could have left out that it’s not your first language, I would have never been able to tell You’re probably right. But whenever I wrote long texts I feel the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this need to put that, I’m super self-conscious about my skills You’re FLUENT and you’re self-conscious about it? I’m proud of myself for being able to say a single sentence in Korean. You must have worked hard for your skills, so you should be proud of them. You make really small mistakes. Like I would say “whenever I write” rather than “whenever I wrote” there – I think you want some kind of present or continuous tense because you haven’t overcome this difficulty yet & it’s still currently happening to you. But they’re perfectly plausible small mistakes that a native fluent speaker might make if they were in a rush, typing on a phone keyboard, or just tired and not paying attention to small typos.
My dream is for my skill in Korean to match your skill in English. I am always getting jokes from my korean side of the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this family for me fumbling the language hahaha My experience as a Canadian as well. I am back in Canada now, and I work in a job that has slightly better benefits than when I worked in a Korean public school (I get 4 weeks paid vacation, all stat holidays, full benefit plan that is 100% covered by my employer, pension). I make a little less than 2x the amount that I made in Korea. It took me 6 years to find a job that was as cushy, and obviously I don’t get a housing allowance. I now have a master’s degree as well. However, I live in a city of fewer than 200,000 people, I need a car even though I live centrally (the transit system here sucks), my partner and I pay $1600 a month for a one bedroom apartment (3 beds would be close to $3000), groceries are expensive as shit, takeout is expensive as shit, eating out is expensive as shit, internet/cellphone bills? You guessed it. My partner and I are also considering having a child soon, which means expensive as shit daycare. If my partner had a degree, Korea would be looking tempting. With that said, life in Canada has its comforts and being close to our families is not overrated.
When I lived in Korea in 2013 my friends got like 700,000W from the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this government for daycare. It was the cost of a regular daycare. I think if they wanted a nicer one they had to pay the difference. My friends were not Korean but Canadian. They got the voucher anyway. Which is amazing and a far cry from Canada, where 1) you are lucky if you can find daycare in the first place -and- 2) you practically have to take out a mortgage for it. With that said, they are rolling out $10 a day programs, so hopefully…………. that last point about the villas is kinda hilariously true and sad. like, call it a villa, lesser whatever like bro in every other country this thing is a damn apartment. like why tf am I gonna pay more because I live in a sky scraper? my wife tells me, apartment is better im like k why though? crickets. we currently live in a 4br villa smh. makes no sense as to why they’re cheaper. I guess maybe if you lived in one of the major apartment complexes that has its own mini city or something like hello. but. other than that. Villas and officetels are so undervalued in Korean real estate no idea why, officetels even come with tax benefits!
This is the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this key factor tbh. People really dont want to love in anything built 20 years ago because of the comforts of the never builds, despite the cost difference. Cities other than Seoul can have insanely cheaper rent. My friend who lives in Daegu has a 1 bedroom 2 blocks away from a subway station, 5 blocks from an intercity bus terminal, a major hospital right around the corner, an elementary school across the highway, and a huge Homeplus next to that school for 450 USD a month. Those amenities for that price are completely impossible anywhere in the US. But you can’t entirely discount key money either. The opportunity cost and barrier to entry of needing $100K key money for that kind of equivalent space doesn’t make up for the difference in cost but a lot people don’t have the key money needed to rent anything decent in Seoul. savings accounts offer like 3% interest taxed. so if i put 100 million won in that I get 3 million after a year. after tax like 2.5 million.still better
You ideally would be investing it in the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this stock market which historically gets 7% (US market) annual returns adjusted for inflation. 10% if not, and comparing to savings interest. I’m pretty sure they’re talking about a 3 bed villa which could be had for 1.2mil. This is again getting at the heart of what they are saying. Korean people are obsessed with but you can still get great value outside of big name apartment complexes. Same with cars, clothes, etc Is food really cheaper? I am from a comparable country to Canada and I find the price of produce and meat to be quite high. Eating out is more affordable, but prices are raising even there. Maybe the best plan in life should be to set up some sort of large passive income back in our countries while spending them in Korea.
Yup. Canadian housing affordability is in crisis. At least in Seoul, you have options. Small places in Korea are fine. Most people gather outside anyways. For me, a job that provided housing was a big draw. It’s almost impossible to get housing in Australia. The cost of utilities is much lower here, as well. Even the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this regions and rural areas are ridiculously expensive. In my home town ,of 2,500 people, a small 3br house is $380 a week. There are things I value in life more than money. As long as I make enough to live comfortably then there are many other things that take priority for me. We do have kids and do try to visit Korea every 1-2 years and love it there, but yea definitely my fatass couldn’t live there I’m spoiled in Canada. My Korean spouse (US) has said the same thing re: women in Korean society being a big push factor that sent her to the US. She now has zero desire to return to Korea. Meanwhile I dream of fleeing and setting up in the Seoul area. Public transit, the clean cities, lower cost of living, national health service, better safety, and youre in one of the largest metropolitan areas one Earth and can find nearly any kind of place or shop you want. Meanwhile in the US you can do that if you also move to one of the most expensive cities on Earth or you can live more cheaply but in Alabama. Thanks but no thanks. Were childfree, so we don’t actually need that much money or space to live a life of quiet comfort. Thats the real goal, the trick is figuring out where we can get paid to do it. Some things are more important to people than just straight dollars and cents. Access to clean and reliable public transportation, not worrying about getting shot any time you go to a public event, spending reasonable prices on basic health care etc.
Lived in America, I get more worried about my car getting broken into, homeless people throwing stuff/yelling at me, and how dangerous it actually is for a solo asian girl. I felt as unsafe in China & Egypt too. Korea is objectively safer, men only stalk you but once you take notice they typically stop. I’ve called the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this police at least 4 times in the last 12 months over gunshots within earshot of my house. 2 of them were close enough that my camera caught people running away and another one caught the bullet hitting the ground. I don’t live in a dangerous area, but I also don’t live in the white picket fence suburbs either (500k+ housing prices me out). I think my city ranks middle of the pack for violence. I am not particularly worried–usually the violence is aimed towards people who know each other and not just random acts of violence. To me its really just annoying and has become a regular part of my life just like going to the dentist. I really feel like it shouldn’t be a thing, but somehow the US seems to be the only country that can’t figure out gun violence and by no coincidence at all, has basically zero-gun regulation.
My dad was shot and killed about 4 months before I moved to Korea. I was already on my way out the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this door, but that really put the icing on the cake. I don’t think I could go back to living in America full time. I feel like I have PTSD from living there sometimes. But that’s probably because I grew up poor and in a bad neighborhood. Not OP but i worry A little bit around here. There are so many psycho drivers. Never know which one will rage and pull out a gun. I drove in des Moines once and it was driving in utopia. Not OP, but I’m a teacher in a major urban city. We have drills for shooters. We practice hiding the children under mountains of desks, trying to keep silent. Several of my former students have witnessed shootings. One was in a shooting and survived. I’ve been on campus when an active shooter was present and had to hide.
I’m American, I’ve never once worried about getting shot in my area that I live. In some places I do worry I might get robbed, but not in my city. People have different levels of anxiety about this type of thing though I’m in the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this US and yes I worry about getting shot at. Once an angry man pulled his gun out while we were driving. He was driving too slow so I moved over. There was a shooting at a mall nearby. There’s regular occurrence on my local Reddit page about gun shots they heard at night. Recently, there was a shooting at a parade to celebrate the NFL winners. I tend to avoid crowded places I would take “paid more in their home countries” with a grain of salt. I can’t speak for Korea specifically but have worked overseas and if you account for all the benefits, you end up with net gain in finances. When you work overseas, the company will pay most of your expenses. It’s typical for a company to pay your housing and transportation, and it’s not unusual for them to pay some of their personal expenses. Peoples miles vary, but I would bet most are making equivalent or more money when all are accounted for. This right here. At my Korean firm, after the housing stipend, the kids’ private school tuition allowance, and other expat perks, I came out meaningfully ahead. This doesn’t even take into account the expat tax breaks and the much cheaper health insurance and other living costs.
This exactly. Expat packages are designed to make sure you are at bare minimum equal to what you would have made at home but many are designed to be very lucrative. Why do some leave their corporate job and lifestyle and live in a trailer in the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this wilderness? The adventure is the reward For my experience, its the quality of life that Korea provides. Everyone has stated safety, but you don’t truly understand how safe it is in Korea til you’ve lived outside Asia. In Korea you see people of all ages walking around at night doing their thing, with out a single worry in the world. Money can’t buy that. In London you always look over your shoulder, second guess should I walk down this road since its so dark? I cycle a lot and I can leave my mountain bike parked somewhere without locking it after meeting friends for dinners and drinks. Once I left it at the train station bicycle stand without locking for 2 days and was still there (outside Seoul). Money can’t buy that peace of mind, this would lead to other things to explore in your life to develop and grow. Believing the best of humanity than the worst of it.
Yea the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this safety thing is real. My Brazilian family can’t comprehend the stories of safety in Korea. They didn’t believe me that you could literally leave your wallet on a bench and come back for it a few days later (that’s happened to my aunt 4 times when she was getting cancer treatment) I’m sorry to hear that, yeah I totally agree about the wallet thing. When I first moved to Korea back in 2008 I saw a drunk man in a suit sleeping on a bench with his phone, wallet, and car keys out around 6pm. I walked back after my trip to the mart and it was still there, that was a big shocker for me. My parents back in Europe have normalized lack of safety so much they don’t understand the peace of mind we have in Korea. Like getting your phone robbed in the street and the police doing nothing about it is like “yeah shit happens”. Now that I’ve lived here for a while I just can’t wrap my head around that thinking and is the biggest factor I wouldn’t want to go back to Europe. Also where I’m from we have few CCTVs but I think police won’t even take the paint watch it for a stolen phone or laptop.
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You forgot to mention that your studen loan repayments would have to be repay in any country you decide to live lol As someone who is about to leave London to Seoul, I second this. It has gotten out of control I will be getting the LA Galaxy 2024 MLS Cup Champions shirt besides I will buy this same annual pay as I get in London but without the same deductions so my monthly pay will significantly be better. Sometimes it really pays to just leave. I’m a Korean living abroad, I make 2-3 times more than what I used to make in Korea, but I also pay many times what I used to in rent and food so it evens out and now becomes a lifestyle choice. I’m in the US. There’s just so many issues here- healthcare, school shootings, very very rude people, car dependency. Whenever I visit Korea, it’s the opposite of that. I know Korea has their own set of problems but it doesn’t sound as bad as the US. Also, I wouldn’t mind taking a pay cut since I don’t have to pay for cars (insurance, gas, payments). Also it seems pet care is much better in Korea. Healthcare is definitely better

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