Brooke said:Are there any Sankies who are educated, I think I have gotten
to know one??
chuckuindy said:If you would like my resume and college transcripts, please send a SASE to:
Charlie
They are all sankies in one way or anotherBrooke said:Are there any Sankies who are educated, I think I have gotten
to know one??
chuckuindy said:If you would like my resume and college transcripts, please send a SASE to:
Charlie
Hillbilly said:No, real sankies are just graduates of the School of Howtopleasewomenandnmen. They have obtained a veneer of savoir faire, but two minutes of conversation in their native language would show them to be uneducated boors.
Sankies know how to make women happy and how to get money from them. Most cannot read and write. Try it and you'll see.
Unfortunately, they are a fact of life at all of the resort areas. So be it.
HB
Depends on your take on the word "need". Need and want often get confused. I am sure he can get by without your money (after all, he has done so far), so he doesn't really need it, but he wants it.Brooke said:Ok, I understand they know the right things to say and do, but I know he
is educated and has asked me for money, I'm sure he has done this before.
Does he really need the money??
Brooke said:Ok, I understand they know the right things to say and do, but I know he
is educated and has asked me for money, I'm sure he has done this before.
Does he really need the money??
ERICKXSON said:i think she's forcing herself, she likes sankies so much that she is willing to teach them how to read and write, by the way do you speak spanish?
Dominican Babe said:Depends on your take on the word "need". Need and want often get confused. I am sure he can get by without your money (after all, he has done so far), so he doesn't really need it, but he wants it.
What does he do for a living? If he is "educated" surely he has a good job by Dominican standards? If, however, he works in a resort and you have made an assumption that he is educated based on the fact that he can speak a foreign language (ie English), then the chances are that he really is an uneducated sankie and simply wants your money, as well as the money he probably gets from the many other women he meets.
What reason has he given you for asking for your money? If a guy you met at home asked you for your money, what would you do? Go to a public message board and ask if he really needs it? I don't think so. Just use your common sense.
Brooke said:He says he only works two days a month now that it is the off season.
FireGuy said:Greetings from Atlantic Canada.
While this is the off-season for North American travel to the DR it is one of the peak seasons for European and in particular British travel to the DR for AI vacations. All those SUMMER vacations add up and while there are some ups and downs in resort occupancy the only time I would consider off-season would be Sept. & Oct. (hurriacane season) and Jan. (post-holiday season). During those times the bargain hunters flock to fill the cheaper packages and once again the resorts have reasonable occupancies.
The point of my post is that contrary to what you may be told to part you from some money there really is no time throughout the year when an enterprising young Dominican can't earn whatever is considered a normal income in the tourism field - unless it just might be faster, easier and more lucrative to spin stories to starry-eyed, young (or not-so-young) gringas.
Mi dos pesos.
Gregg
Brooke said:Hi Gregg,
So what your telling me is he doesn't really need the money??
What is good money in the DR??
He has been a tour guide for seven years, just recently took some tests to become a teacher in the fall. They call on the high scorers of the tests toHillbilly said:The point is he gets by. He has three kids? Gee, I wonder from how many women?
Sorry, I should not be sarcastic.
The guy is a tour guide? A teacher? Well if recent statistics are any indication, he is probably, just maybe, a high school graduate. Maybe he even went to a "Normal" teacher training type school. But hardly prepared as what you would recognize as a teacher.
While I am sure he is a nice, personable fellow, he knows how to get into your head so you will get him some money. He knows a lot more, too.
Just say you are broke, that your car had this terrible accident and you had to give all of your money to your father who got hurt in his job a the iron works. Whatever!
HB
What credentials do you need to be a teacher there??Hillbilly said:The point is he gets by. He has three kids? Gee, I wonder from how many women?
Sorry, I should not be sarcastic.
The guy is a tour guide? A teacher? Well if recent statistics are any indication, he is probably, just maybe, a high school graduate. Maybe he even went to a "Normal" teacher training type school. But hardly prepared as what you would recognize as a teacher.
While I am sure he is a nice, personable fellow, he knows how to get into your head so you will get him some money. He knows a lot more, too.
Just say you are broke, that your car had this terrible accident and you had to give all of your money to your father who got hurt in his job a the iron works. Whatever!
HB