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Anyone hired Thai Maids?, Pls share your experience Serious Talk
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finch!
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Jun 21 2010, 02:46 AM
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 LOL back on serious note. AFAIK thais they dont speak english much, only their own language, which might be a problem. and if you're a muslim, then maybe u will have trouble also, because they are quite attached to their belief. and also, I prefer thais more than indon because i'm half thai myself and i can say they are very clean and hard working people.
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finch!
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Jun 21 2010, 03:34 AM
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QUOTE(nandayryu @ Jun 21 2010, 03:13 AM) i remember perfectly every moments how we treat them,everytime my parents goes 2 market for household,they will ask maid if they want anything,just pick n my parents will pay,no matter shampoo,or foods or anything,but they usually will overhead us after some time.started 2 be lazy,started 2 steal foods .we dont mind if they want to eat or what,just that,if u want to eat,grab a chair and use a spoon instead of dipping ur fingers into our soupy foods to grab a piece of small chicken or prawn or etc.and one more thing we want they to be hardworking and not to take advantage on us,some even dare to pinch my nephew/niece .it leaves a big bruised sometimes.sometimes they know how 2 talk back whenever we corrected them.even worse some even dating with outsiders or our neighbourhood.imagine that.we experienced same maid again n again.till we bought dishwasher machine and all worked by machine,unless for sweeping n mopping works.now we're happier without maid,eventho that's a lil bit tiring. so i guess all u need now is automated vacuum machine. i guess its cheaper than those maids, anyway. and its a robot and doesnt steal your soupy chicken or prawn. they don't even date. http://store.irobot.com/category/index.jsp...010_mainspot_DD
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