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Life style I guess. I have a friend who earned equal salary here in Canada and Korea, he chose to live in Seoul. One thing I cannot stand is driving and parking in Seoul Looks like most of the Aphasia Warrior Aphasia Awareness A Loss For Words Intelligence T-Shirt also I will do this comments are from Canadian/American perspectives, a lot who live in Seoul. I’d like to make a comment about foreign workers from SEA, who often toil in rural areas. I remember a few months ago hearing about this proposed bill the bill would allow employers to pay foreign workers the KRW equivalent of their home country wages, drastically reducing their already slim pay. Nominally to ease the burden on childcare expenses but in reality another way that factories and farms can exploit labor from SEA.

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In this scenario, I totally agree with OP. Migrant workers in Korea face awful conditions, racism, and sometimes die because of it I don’t see any reason to move to an unwelcoming, potentially lethal country if the Aphasia Warrior Aphasia Awareness A Loss For Words Intelligence T-Shirt also I will do this pay isn’t better. Lastly, I think many people have pointed out that OP has a very rosy opinion of American (“richer”) life. When I lived in Korea I ate better food and took many vacations. Even though I live and work in the US now, I can’t afford the same quality of food or hobbies. I guess I make a lot more now in Canada than I did in Korea – maybe about three times as much. But as others have said, the expenses here are significantly higher. When I lived in Korea, I went out more often, spent way more on nice dinners, even went on a couple of trips overseas (and two within Korea) and still was able to bank $12,000 in one year. In Canada, I pretty much never go out. I order take-away about once per month and otherwise cook all my meals. I don’t own a car and I only take a vacation (at most) once every other year. And my savings per year are roughly zero. Perhaps there is more to life than money. Try thinking about it from this lens and consider what else might be important to someone other than wage here vs. wage there.

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