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Q: What are the least enviable jobs in mainland China?

14 years 23 weeks ago in General - China

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gregoryneal1

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Men's room attendant.

Jona:

Especially after the baijiu and people pee and puke all over the place

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brisguy

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The cleaner who works at the spa house brothels mopping up the left overs

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techezee

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ESL teachers who have a difficult time speaking English

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thedude

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The people who pick through the garbage....usually old ladies.

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Ach..tung!

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Clappers at the entrance of stores, clapping away to grab people's attention.

"What was your day, hon?"

"Great, I was awarded the clapper of the week!"

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