What our kimchi's work in Korea?

coldmilktea

Martindalin. I won't debate you about who is more pro but to apply the word morality and say a chinese mm or a korean mm is more moral is absurd. Maybe you are confusing the meaning of morality with the proper term you are looking for which would be work ethic.

asdfasd

coldmilktea 发表于 2015-1-30 23:33
No offense bro but what you said is just ignorant nonsense. This has absolutely nothing to do with ...

Morality (from the Latin moralitas "manner, character, proper behavior")

Yes, and I think that is right, better manner/attitude in general, at least for now

Materialistic, is like the same for all, chinese/k/white girls all materialistic, but we, chinese do things quick and dirty, rather than doing good at the job a lot of the time, for instance, you see why some buildings collapse in china.  Just look at Samsung vs Chinese company/cars, you get the idea.  I am not against dim sum, I tried to go to a few, that are highly rated, but the quality and attitude are just not on par of kimchi girls.  

Though I agree on your points regarding demand supplies, this is a cut throat business, and everyone is just trying to survive.  

aznlover

asdfasd 发表于 2015-1-29 21:33
Usually like sales, or server food, waitress etc

Or university stiudent

One was a training to be a kindergarten teacher! She was really good - sex librarian type.

asapcocky

mofoking 发表于 2015-1-29 23:40
They are debt-ridden girls working in entertainment business.

Can you explain what entertainment business means? Were they strippers back home? How did they get into debt?

Man, I'm so curious to understand the journey of Korean MMs. How they got recruited? Who teaches the new girls how to shower the customer, and follow the K girl routine?

Bong780

entertainment business is like modeling, singing and acting. 演藝圈是很黑暗的。

Ninjia

有个别韩国妹子确实曾经是练习生，个别在韩国毕业的大学生，个别在加拿大语言学校的学生，最多的是在韩国的打工妹。

ultddr

some of them just have normal jobs. and work this as a one or two time side job for a while to save money.

bobbycox

I am going to agree that morality is not being used in the proper context here.  It is about work ethic.  A better use of the term morality in this type of conversion is whether the MM should have chosen to be a chicken in the first place and whether chicken worms should be calling chickens.

Going back to the main topic,  I've met one who was in retail but wanted to quickly make more money and of course the usual cast of bartenders and waitresses.