> OH MY GOD, I have heard so many bad stories about teaching in Asia!
> Who can you trust out there folks? Is there any way you know you can
> trust a school or recruiter? Or is it just the luck of the draw?

> I have been teaching in Mexico for the past two years and I certainly
> have some war stories tell about it. Like low pay, not getting paid
> on time or not at all. Idiots running the school etc. So I have been
> there. But maybe the fact that it is not so far from home it does'nt
> bother me so much and it is easier to deal with.

> There has to be some way of knowing before you get on that plane to
> China or wherever that when you arrive your going to get what you
> signed up for in your contract.

> A little help please.
> P.S. I have heard good stories too, but how do you choose to be sure.
> Hell I do not want to be in China fighting with some moron about
> getting paid, my hours or living conditions. Oh ya, and what's up
> with the dog eating over there?

(Oh ya, and what's up with the dog eating over there?)

When you've made up your mind about coming to China, how about bringing me a Mexican Chihuahua--- Yummmmmyyyyyyyyyy. I wonder what a Mexican chichuahua taste like. Lol.

Some Chinese do eat dogs, that's why some dogs hardly ever make it through the winter. My pet dog "Xiao Hei" suffered the same fate, grandpa took the opportunity of my absence; butchered and gobbled her up.

Welcome to China, have fun teaching over here.

P.S
When invited out for a banquet by a Chinese host never ask what's on the table.

Do you know a song by Weird Al Yankovich? :)
Part of the chorus goes like this

Eat it, eat it, get yourself an "egg" (could be a dinosaur's) and beat it. Have some more "chicken"(could be some sort of exotic bird) have some more pie(with unknown fillings in it)
It doesn't matter the food you don't like just EAT IT.