>be wagie slaving away
>we have a lot of korean customers at our place for some reason
>they often come up to me with a lollipop, bag of chips, cookies, even a can of pop
>"you so hard worker!"
>some of the stuff is from korea, other is usual stuff
>this never happens with any other nationalities
why do they do that

In Canada, for people who have gone through public school here, their access to a university/college depends on their performance in grade 8 (age 13-14), not in grade 12. This filters a lot of Canadians who actually had academic potential, while foreign students aren't burdened by the same standards when coming to study here.

Does this happen in your country?

In Canada there is a tendency among English Canadians to mistakenly read a French translation as part of the whole name, hence pencil crayons (US: coloured pencils), lune moons (half-moon cookies), steak supreme (supreme stack sandwich)...

Does this happen in your country?

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I want to live a fulfilling life with my wife. Like being able to work as little as possible and spend as much time together as possible.. I couldn't really imagine anything better than that tbhon!!