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Out of curiosity, I have a question. In the USA, there's a stereotype that
immigrants with few skills can still get jobs, even if they're low-paying.
Indeed, such a stereotype is mocked in movies like Men in Black, when they
find some typical ethnic stuff on the street and one of them shouts "He took
a cab!" I.e., there's always cab-driving jobs, burger flipping jobs,
restaurant jobs, etc. At least, that's the stereotype?
Do other european countries have this, either as a stereotype or a fact?
Would it be reasonable for a chinese person with awful French to immigrate
to France and find work to do? How about a Spanish person (i.e., from within
europe)?
Just curious.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
I ordered stamps from Zazzle that read "Place Stamp Here".
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