Living in China

[Dan R]

Roger, by the time when you retire (5-7 years), the U.S. might have the following in place to persuade you NOT to emigrate to China:

 

(1) The nation debt is cut in half from $8.4 trillion to $4.2 trillion, as the country is running a budget surplus each year

(2) Every senior citizen can start enjoy Social Security Income at the age of 60 with Full Benefits

(3) Universal health insurance coverage at very affordable rate

(4) Gas price goes back to less than $2 per gallon and inflation rate is low.

(5) Kids can afford to attend the schools of their dream at very affordable tuition so parents don’t have to worry

(6) Very low unemployment rate so even senior citizens are in high demand for jobs with decent wages

(7) Low crime rate and virtually no terror threat whatever

(8) Clean environment where we have ozone-friendly products made and used here

(9) Dollar is getting stronger against all other major currencies due to the huge U.S. trade surplus

 

Will all those persuade you to stay?

 

Wow! I think I'm going to sell umbrellas because we'll have a lot of pigs flying overhead when those things happen.

 

And HELL will be a very cold place...

 

 

And we will be enjoying everything but the weather in China

Edited August 29, 2006 by Dan R (see edit history)

[rlheim]

Roger, by the time when you retire (5-7 years), the U.S. might have the following in place to persuade you NOT to emigrate to China:

 

(1) The nation debt is cut in half from $8.4 trillion to $4.2 trillion, as the country is running a budget surplus each year

(2) Every senior citizen can start enjoy Social Security Income at the age of 60 with Full Benefits

(3) Universal health insurance coverage at very affordable rate

(4) Gas price goes back to less than $2 per gallon and inflation rate is low.

(5) Kids can afford to attend the schools of their dream at very affordable tuition so parents don’t have to worry

(6) Very low unemployment rate so even senior citizens are in high demand for jobs with decent wages

(7) Low crime rate and virtually no terror threat whatever

(8) Clean environment where we have ozone-friendly products made and used here

(9) Dollar is getting stronger against all other major currencies due to the huge U.S. trade surplus

 

Will all those persuade you to stay?

 

 

And who says opium is a bad thing?

 

 

Roger, by the time when you retire (5-7 years), the U.S. might have the following in place to persuade you NOT to emigrate to China:

 

(1) The nation debt is cut in half from $8.4 trillion to $4.2 trillion, as the country is running a budget surplus each year

(2) Every senior citizen can start enjoy Social Security Income at the age of 60 with Full Benefits

(3) Universal health insurance coverage at very affordable rate

(4) Gas price goes back to less than $2 per gallon and inflation rate is low.

(5) Kids can afford to attend the schools of their dream at very affordable tuition so parents don’t have to worry

(6) Very low unemployment rate so even senior citizens are in high demand for jobs with decent wages

(7) Low crime rate and virtually no terror threat whatever

(8) Clean environment where we have ozone-friendly products made and used here

(9) Dollar is getting stronger against all other major currencies due to the huge U.S. trade surplus

 

Will all those persuade you to stay?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And who says opium is a bad thing?

Edited August 29, 2006 by rlheim (see edit history)