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by uiuiuop 10y ago
What if I make a break for the US border? Will they bring me back to the Canadians?
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
I would also add that talking about it in English might be difficult for them to express the nuance of the situation. If the Westerner was willing to talk in Mandarin, perhaps they would be more willing to discuss the issue.
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
I know frames are a racket but what about lenses? Are Carl Zeiss lenses really that much better than other brands?
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
That's basically what I do. I have a spare phone with a pay as you go number that I give out and use for other services that want my number. It's basically a dedicated spam phone/number.
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
I was just in China and when I first met my colleagues they started to tell me what I would need to bypass the Great Firewall. Also, just about every taxi I took, the taxi driver would complain about the government. Maybe your colleagues ju
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
Oh yeah, I don't like it either. Just saying this is another revenue stream for companies.
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
What I find funny are the people that accept it when it's a Western company doing it, but then freak out with it's a Chinese company doing it (especially when they don't even live in China).
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by uiuiuop 10y ago
> why do they need to know where I'm at after I get dropped off? In China, there's a company that provides a free loyalty point program. The store signs up for it, and users download the app and can use it to collect points whe