I agree. I have had absolutely no issues in my lifetime with Mexican immigrants, as clients especially they're very, very good about paying. I've never had a single Mexican client not pay their full bill in cash. Very polite, very hard workers.
The anti-illegal-immigrant sentiment is severely mistargeted. Target the companies hiring, boost border security, that's all good stuff, but frankly if I was a man with menial skills in a crappy part of Mexico and I could make profoundly more money for my family and provide a profoundly better life for my children by doing the exact same work across an unmonitored fence, you're absolutely right I'd do it. Doesn't make it right, but sneaking over a fence would beat looking at my hungry kids in rags, no contest. Not saying give amnesty, not saying change the law. If they get caught, do what you've gotta do. But there should be a lot more empathy there and a lot less anger.
As a side note re: pooping in the tub, that sounds like more of a construction worker type thing than a Mexican thing. The ones around here are mostly white and that still sounds about right.
Edit:
I guess to make an on-topic post, I like the flushable wipes (and I rent from a big shady conglomerate so it's their worry if their plumbing needs fixed long term) but typically just use TP. I am severely germophobic and would worry about the bidet nozzle getting crummy so I'd have to disinfect it like every day. Otherwise it sounds objectively superior.
Last edited by LockedBreech; 09-01-2018 at 05:27 PM.
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The bidet is a better solution than he following.
Yes to bidets. Crapping in the tub is def. a sign of illegal aliens on a worksite. Yes, to prosecuting employers who hire illegals. Of course they can afford the fines as they dont have to pay overtime, workers comp insurance or health benefits. Jobsite accident? Your fired! The worker goes to the local hospital gets treated, the bill goes to the fictitious address, addressed to the fictitious name. You get to pay for the treatment if it's a state run hospital, or it drives up costs of service if it's a for profit hospital.
It's a shitty deal, so I guess my post isn't really off-topic.
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