Dominik Schwind

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@nfiq and at least office culture is so mainstreamed worldwide by now… I guess that wouldn’t be much of a difference.

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@nfiq well… I already often feel that the society here is kind of foreign to me, so I guess I’d not have a big problem adjusting.

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@nfiq And I guess for a European it’s less a culture shock that other big Asian cities.

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@nfiq well, I liked it when I was there. I think it’s actually quite pretty.

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@nfiq well, it has the image of being a rich country. So people think they will get rich working there. (I think. My reasons are different.)

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@nfiq in fact, I’ve also been playing with the idea to at least give it a try for a few years some time.

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@nfiq well, it’s a similar problem with most affluent countries. And to be honest: Singapore looks so very tempting from the outside.

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@nfiq and there’s not much space on that tiny island, I know…

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@nfiq hehe. I never really realised that this might be a problem in Singapore, but yeah, I can see why it might happen.

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@nfiq is there controversy about it?

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@nfiq go go go. :)

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@nfiq or you realise that you’re a pretty lady. ;)

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@nfiq the only way to stop me from disagreeing would be a terrible instagram. ;)

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@nfiq oh, don’t be silly.

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@nfiq fun fact: guys don’t really mind.

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@nfiq that’s true. :)

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@nfiq okay. :) And well, it’s not a secret, anyway.

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@nfiq why did you ask, though? ;)

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@nfiq nope, Chinese.

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@nfiq just tweet about studying, too. ;) I’m familiar with your timezone because I used to have a long-distance relationship with a KL lady.