Overseas life essay receives salary on Saturday and spends on Sunday
In May 2012, I travelled to the second largest island nation in Oceania, known as PNG Papua New Guinea. Not long after coming, he has been responsible for the daily management of the office, including local attendance, billing, dispatching cars, purchasing, payroll and so on.
It is customary to work for two weeks, pay on the second Saturday, and rest on Sunday.
Every Monday after the salary is paid, it seems as if I have a vacation, and I miss a lot of work. When I came to work, I was also found in pairs: Mi Iike kisn K50 (meaning I want to borrow 50 yuan), of course, some wanted to borrow 100, all because my father was sick, my mother was dead, my relatives were sick, and so on. At first I believed it, but slowly this became more and more and more and I began to understand that these reasons were just the reasons they made up to borrow money!
The life of the native people is very dashing, whether it is about K300 on Saturday, or K600, or even K700, it is basically spent on Sunday, in case it is not finished, it will not go to work on Monday, and then flower, only to come to work after spending it, strange!
