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« on: June 04, 2022, 11:45:01 PM »
Continuing with these:
Some person with the name (nickname?) "Anthony's Wiener" wrote: "Have you looked into telemarketing? A number of investment firms have first class offices in the KOW and are actively seeking foreigners to join their ranks. My understanding is meals and lodging is provided in gated communities." I didn't get it because I couldn't find what is that KOW thing -- all I see is the Chinese "kowtow" (short form -- "kow") and the octanol/water partition coefficient (Kow). Then the well-known (already) here violet opposed it with "Please ignore this post." She said that it is to be avoided at all costs and that it is not even funny to suggest it to a person who may be completely unaware of what has been happening to people taking up jobs like this and then finding themselves in a hell they can barely free themselves from. Sounds like lifesaving post. Responsible indeed. Thanks, really! Because when you're in a new country you really have to be very careful.
Then that Anthony guy answered: "A bit if a leap that the poster is unaware of what has been happening. Perhaps we should warn the poster that hanging out with Pieman is also a threat to his wellbeing, taking children home to play video games is unadvisable, that casinos are magnets to low life Chinese and Pov at the #MeToo bar doesn't really love long time and her drinks are overpriced and watered down. " Can't continue to think that all these kind of opinions are discouraging. Well, she asked him why would they (people like me) be aware? Then he answered that It has been reported there, TOF, Cambodian, Thai , Japanese, Chinese, Malaysian TV and newspaper; A number of casino trade newspaper have reported on it; Aljazeera did a worldwide story on it. And asked her why would she thinks the poster (me) to be so naive? And she answered (very right, by the way) that it's nothing to do with naivety. Not everybody devours every news article, even when it relates to a country they may move to in future. That's true. The information nowadays is too much! And, even a person who reads news everyday, mostly will see news about USA, Russia, European countries, China and sometimes -- African countries... very rare there is something about Cambodia. So, I do agree with her here.
And at the end of that topic, a person nicknamed "logos" posted a fresh ad from a FB forum. It's helpful, because I have no idea what's on FB, because it's blocked in China and I don't spend money on VPNs. Really, not bad for a casino ad, as he/she said but violet rightly noticed that that says it’s for Cambodians with language skills. Also, I suppose it's a reasonable sense of humor -- "That’s really good - must include ugly city boredom money - Bavet is on a par with Poipet."
I don't care if the city is ugly or not, as far as it's winterless, warm, without air pollution and, ideally, if it's near the sea/ocean or at least a very big lake. 
When I have more time and better Internet connection I'll post about the last topic which I started there and which looks very popular now. Already 5 pages! Wow! I still didn't read it to the end after my last post there.
Some person with the name (nickname?) "Anthony's Wiener" wrote: "Have you looked into telemarketing? A number of investment firms have first class offices in the KOW and are actively seeking foreigners to join their ranks. My understanding is meals and lodging is provided in gated communities." I didn't get it because I couldn't find what is that KOW thing -- all I see is the Chinese "kowtow" (short form -- "kow") and the octanol/water partition coefficient (Kow). Then the well-known (already) here violet opposed it with "Please ignore this post." She said that it is to be avoided at all costs and that it is not even funny to suggest it to a person who may be completely unaware of what has been happening to people taking up jobs like this and then finding themselves in a hell they can barely free themselves from. Sounds like lifesaving post. Responsible indeed. Thanks, really! Because when you're in a new country you really have to be very careful.
Then that Anthony guy answered: "A bit if a leap that the poster is unaware of what has been happening. Perhaps we should warn the poster that hanging out with Pieman is also a threat to his wellbeing, taking children home to play video games is unadvisable, that casinos are magnets to low life Chinese and Pov at the #MeToo bar doesn't really love long time and her drinks are overpriced and watered down. " Can't continue to think that all these kind of opinions are discouraging. Well, she asked him why would they (people like me) be aware? Then he answered that It has been reported there, TOF, Cambodian, Thai , Japanese, Chinese, Malaysian TV and newspaper; A number of casino trade newspaper have reported on it; Aljazeera did a worldwide story on it. And asked her why would she thinks the poster (me) to be so naive? And she answered (very right, by the way) that it's nothing to do with naivety. Not everybody devours every news article, even when it relates to a country they may move to in future. That's true. The information nowadays is too much! And, even a person who reads news everyday, mostly will see news about USA, Russia, European countries, China and sometimes -- African countries... very rare there is something about Cambodia. So, I do agree with her here.
And at the end of that topic, a person nicknamed "logos" posted a fresh ad from a FB forum. It's helpful, because I have no idea what's on FB, because it's blocked in China and I don't spend money on VPNs. Really, not bad for a casino ad, as he/she said but violet rightly noticed that that says it’s for Cambodians with language skills. Also, I suppose it's a reasonable sense of humor -- "That’s really good - must include ugly city boredom money - Bavet is on a par with Poipet."



When I have more time and better Internet connection I'll post about the last topic which I started there and which looks very popular now. Already 5 pages! Wow! I still didn't read it to the end after my last post there.