bka0721 wrote:
I am more than dismayed with your comment here. Possibly we could look more tolerant towards others in this nation of immigrants. True, many of the national companies (Xanterra, Delaware North and others) spend much time hiring from outside the country.b
Much the same as we've enjoyed enriching experiences at EPCOT Center in Disney World at various "Disney Countries" being served by temporary International workers, (usually students on "world experience tours" before continuing their studies during off times, either in the States, or in their home countries, and then taking their world enriching experiences into their life-long careers, usually in industries which serve humanity in one form or another), or when we saw the new Disney World "Animal Kingdom" and witnessed the wonderful African students, or other young people recruited to work the positions including "beautiful accents" and "exciting dance exhibits", we have also...
Been served at one of our all-time favorites, "Old Faithful Inn" restaurant by workers (young and old, student or retiree) from ALL over our country and the world! There have been many other similar fine life experiences we've had, from many other National Parks (which are indeed our favorites for travel and visits), and it is my great hope that this freeze might be resolved soon so that others might be able to continue to gain what we've gained.
There was no greater eye-opener for us, than a more or less "forced (follow the money) move" to a highly populated area (Northern Virginia, just outside of DC) and then later to an opposite of many sorts (Fairbanks, Alaska). The eye-opener was life changing, and while we make Wyoming our home, we will forever be changed by our "forced life experiences", getting out of our narrow paradigm. And I thank fate for that.
Thanks Brian, for making people aware that plans need back-ups and for your obvious valuable experience on the subject!
