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broncogerry

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Q: What is your experience and overall impression of living and working in Nanning?

12 years 37 weeks ago in Lifestyle - Nanning

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mArtiAn

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My advice is avoid 'Better English' the owner/manager is a f***ing b***h. Tried to screw me over in every way and most unforgivably suckered me into doing a 'charity' gig in some school out in the sticks, then once they'd gotten their name on telly they pulled us out. That snake is going to smoke a turd in Hell for that.

belle_watson:

I am truly so sorry that someone was able to put one over on you.

Other than that, I think that Nanning is a great city.

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mArtiAn:

I live in Nanning, I like the place, and it doesn't bother me in the least that someone was able to put one over on me. But being used to exploit a bunch of kids made me furious and ashamed. I don't know how anyone could stoop so low.

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The job would be teaching at a university

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