Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• aa
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• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 14:59
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^ You have been using words like "idiot", "you", "low-income yutaka", and other words that should not be in the exchange forum. I have reported it 😉 .

• ホームレス
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• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 15:13
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It is safer to find a company incorporated in the U.S. in Japan and come here as an expatriate. Japanese companies and others here will always look down their noses at you. To be frank, there are only shitty companies for local Japanese. If that is the case, it is better to find a company in Japan that will give you a solid local assignment, and you will be paid 1.5 to 2 times more than the Japanese who are shitty fish around here, and you will be provided with a car, etc. That is, of course, if you are good enough to deserve it. LOL
Actually, there are many Japanese companies that are hungry for people who want to work overseas if you look for them. And if you are not limited to Los Angeles, you will have more choices. The point is that many young employees in Japan today do not want to go abroad.

• 花札
• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 19:31
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• アフォ
• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 23:15
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That's why - prices go up and then salaries and minimum wages go up after a delay.
You should study economics a little more before you say things.

• 無知
• 2021/05/27 (Thu) 10:13
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Then I'll say it without writing "idiot" or "you" or "low-income yutaka"
Compared to 20 years ago, hourly wages have doubled, but has the cost of living more than doubled ？
If prices go up first, it would be strange if they are not about 2.5 times higher now. Has it been ？
but new cars, food, water, electricity, and taxes haven't doubled either. Do you have a counterargument ？
＃ 18 probably only think about real estate, gasoline going up and up and up
except for gasoline prices, which are greatly influenced by the import source, which has nothing to do with income, and real estate, which is influenced by the level of local income. Do you have an objection ？
Silicon Valley is a good example. Did everyone's annual income go up over $100,000 because prices rents went up ？ No.
Housing prices, rents, and cost of living in the neighborhood went up because people with annual incomes over $100,000 were attracted. Can you refute that ？
Then it's ok for this neighborhood to go up to $5000/month for a one bedroom ？ If prices go up, your income will follow ？
The rise in housing prices in this neighborhood will also rise because people already have the income to buy. If things go up in price, then income will follow. Do you have a counter argument ？
without giving any examples ＃ like 18 just repeating the same thing like a ba0k. Just a kindergartner
I guess you think that low income people will just see prices go up and up and up and up because their income will never go up.