Tokyo40
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- Jun 16, 2013
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At last, ypu have some sense to talk something of substance.
By the way, what do you do in Japan, wash toilets for a living?
What I do for a living is none of your fuckingggg business.
Japan does not accept immigrants unlike other developed countries. They do most of their jobs by themselves since the wages are high. I doubt if they taught you that in your local school.
Japanese people are happy to work in blue collar jobs because they earn enough to live a good life, unlike the Europeans and the Americans. The toilet cleaner in Japan will earn over $2000 a month and have a pension and a Heath insurance.
Japan only accept immigrants from specific fields of expertise and are highly selective.
If you know of any mlalahoi Tanzanian toilet cleaner in Japan, please let the JF community know about it.