I have had to do work in the past for Tesla. I will not go far into what I do other than say automation, drives, and motors. I work a variety of industries from car manufacturing, to hard rock mining, port cranes, oil/gas, etc. I will work on anything and everything, no matter the location.

As international worker, this is terrible advice. Reddit is filled with under employed, white Americans.

This is not true at all. The largest age group receiving government aid that one naturally refers to as “welfare” is children.

This is not a modern thing in the US. Since the 13 Colonies, the US has a long, proud history of throwing young men into conflicts and then basically turning their backs on the survivors.

There have been rumors of murders conducted on her behalf long after the ANC took power.

Americans have been buying up property around the Great Lakes region and on the coasts like crazy for decades. They blend in better, but property records don’t lie.

The biggest foreign investors, in terms of money and participants in the Canadian housing market is Americans.

I do multi-billion dollar industrial projects. I have to do field work to accomplish this. I work primarily overseas.

Have you heard of Nucor? It is US based steel mill company that develop mini-mill style. Very professional. No union, but pay is tied to production. So if there is safety shutdown, everyone from CEO down takes cut. So safety is high priority.

I know this is difficult for Americans to realize...but worker rights and unions are different in other countries compared to US.

This is South Korea.

He is going to have a fun time getting visas now...

As someone that left their home country as a teenager, as a refugee, to come to the US, I would not underplay the difficulty it is for young people, even very smart and talented young people, to leave their home community.

I do work in the region all the time, mainly drives and motors for hard rock mining, gas compressor sites, and water pumping stations.

Most countries are not so wide spread as the US.

It will be incredibly difficult for a positive result in this case because Alex Jones has previously made the argument that his show is an act.

Are you talking about the lawsuit with the PGA over the golf cart?

Americans, whether as consumers or as investors, will not tolerate paying for what they feel are unnecessary costs, such as living wages, environmental standards, taxes, etc.

iHeartMedia was doing fine until Bain Capital raided it...just like Toys R Us and other companies they have destroyed.

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