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> Poor kids aren't visiting the carnival. They're the ones working it. Aren't many first-generation immigrants (Koreans etc.) in the US entrepreneurs? They're
by badpun 4y ago
> Poor kids aren't visiting the carnival. They're the ones working it.
Aren't many first-generation immigrants (Koreans etc.) in the US entrepreneurs? They're certainly not middle class, and yet they make in it the business world.
- svnt 4y agoPoor isn’t just a temporary personal financial situation. In this case often the parents continue to sacrifice everything so that their children can have a chance at a better life. Being the recipient of the sacrifice of two capable people is not a state of poverty.
- peterxpark 4y agoAs a son of Korean entrepreneur immigrants, I can say that many of them work less than minimum wage per hour at their business. These bets can work out but it can also be worse than their employees.