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Information & Chat => The Expatriate Life: Living in the FSU, Asia or Elsewhere => Topic started by: Steveboy on July 03, 2017, 02:30:06 AM
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Some thing I never can understand is why so many Expats need a "Cleaning lady" For me its just sheer laziness and an excuse to upgrade your status... you have a cleaning lady, usually a Filipino it means your going up in the world..
One reason I usually stay well away from Expats, most are stuck up assholes..I couldn't imagine being stuck in a bar all night with a bunch of twats that need to pay a Filipino to iron their shirts and spend all evening discussing how good their cleaner is..... :chuckle:
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Some thing I never can understand is why so many Expats need a "Cleaning lady" For me its just sheer laziness and an excuse to upgrade your status... you have a cleaning lady, usually a Filipino it means your going up in the world..
One reason I usually stay well away from Expats, most are stuck up assholes..I couldn't imagine being stuck in a bar all night with a bunch of *snip*s that need to pay a Filipino to iron their shirts and spend all evening discussing how good their cleaner is..... :chuckle:
When I lived in Cyprus, before I was married - I HAD a lovely Sri Lankan lady that does... I HATE ironing. She got paid - well above the going rate, used my phone to call her family.
When V arrived on the scene - I had to let her go - as V felt the same as you. She ( the lady that does) needed the money and I felt terrible...and I found her another client.
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You hit the nail on the head - status.
While I like having a cleaner there's nothing to brag about unless there's nothing better to brag about.
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You hit the nail on the head - status.
While I like having a cleaner there's nothing to brag about unless there's nothing better to brag about.
I think nearly all expats in Moscow have a cleaner and its all they talk about.. sad life I already was chucked of one forum for telling them so.. :laugh: