may be emigrating to china, should I sell, or give car back, also running on spare.

[waylandchin]

I got the rim fixed.

Things have changed for the better and I have a job offer in Southern California, so i will be only going to China for two weeks, and then coming back to work.

I will borrow money from a friend to make a car payment, then get an extension from toyota.

The reason why i wanted to emigrate to China was because i could not find a good job here. Besides, I think men live a better life in China,(same with rest of the developing world), women are easy to come by and you live like a king. I had some friends in fuzhou, so i was going to start there. The trick is to find some way to earn a U.S. level income but physically live in China. The cost of living is so low, you can afford a maid.

I still eventually want to go emigrate to China, but this job is too good to pass up, will stay stateside for at least two more years.

[YamilR]

I went to Walmart this morning and it sure felt like China

[sherryberry]

Originally Posted by YamilR

I went to Walmart this morning and it sure felt like China

what does that mean??

btw... to the op, your ideas of china are a bit skewed. The government there has a very tight control on how life is lived and uh... there's no requirement for insurance and if you get hit by a car, you're screwed. The other person has to pay but if they don't have money for your hospital stay, then it's up to you to pay it. I have family in China and none of them have a maid. Heck, I moved to here from China and my parents moved here 'cuz there's more opportunities here than in China in terms of career choices. And we won't even get into how tough schooling can be if you ever have kids. heck, i have cousins who haven't gone to college because it's really tough to get in.

[waylandchin]

I think he was talking about how all of walmarts products are made in china. I think he was trying to crack a joke, but it didn't come out funny.

Anyway, we are both right. you are speaking from the point of view of a girl who wants to raise a family, I am speaking from the point of view of a single bachelor guy. school is not important to me because I'm done with it. Besides, I will be an expat, so I will get treated better than the general population.

[elmo]

you just sound like someone who wants something for nothing

my opinion i could be wrong

[Bob_VT]

Originally Posted by elmo

you just sound like someone who wants something for nothing

my opinion i could be wrong

I'm sure that your opinion on a post dug up out of the basement will have zero effect...... unless you got a time machine!

Look at the date in 2007!

[elmo]

Originally Posted by Bob_VT

I'm sure that your opinion on a post dug up out of the basement will have zero effect...... unless you got a time machine!

Look at the date in 2007!

you know im stupid like that sometime. guess i am just gettin grumpy in my old age

[Black Yaris]

Originally Posted by Bob_VT

I'm sure that your opinion on a post dug up out of the basement will have zero effect...... unless you got a time machine!

Look at the date in 2007!

oops... I just saw the date on this

[lh59]

Originally Posted by waylandchin

I think he was talking about how all of walmarts products are made in china. I think he was trying to crack a joke, but it didn't come out funny.

Anyway, we are both right. you are speaking from the point of view of a girl who wants to raise a family, I am speaking from the point of view of a single bachelor guy. school is not important to me because I'm done with it. Besides, I will be an expat, so I will get treated better than the general population.

I wonder what made you think you can be treated like an expat in China when you can't even service your Yaris loan
I'm new to the forum and I think I can be entertained for quite a bit here with genius like you around

[jambo101]

Originally Posted by waylandchin

The reason why i wanted to emigrate to China was because i could not find a good job here. Besides, I think men live a better life in China,(same with rest of the developing world), women are easy to come by and you live like a king. I had some friends in fuzhou, so i was going to start there. The trick is to find some way to earn a U.S. level income but physically live in China. The cost of living is so low, you can afford a maid.

I still eventually want to go immigrate to China, but this job is too good to pass up, will stay stateside for at least two more years.

Do you really think that emigrating to China is as easy as thinking of it one week and being there the next?
As for men having a better life in China?i think its the same as here,some do some dont.
And what makes you think the women are any easier there than here? Earning a USA level income and remaining in China is a dream i'm sure most people who live in China would like also but i think that might be more likely to happen to some one who can at least have the financial where-with-all to keep on top of a car loan on a Yaris.