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I know right. Plus he doesn't have any interesting stories or even know very much about Korea or teaching.

Do you have any idea about relative purchasing power? Earning $2,000 a month in Korea goes a lot further than $2,000 in the States.

You don't need to be a native speaker to teach English. I have numerous Polish, Russian, Swedish, French friends etc working part time gigs for $25 an hour. You can't get the E2 visa but it doesn't matter. If someone gets themselves to Korea on any visa then you can find work.

Ah I see. Yes, you're right but Korea pays the most out of the Asian countries except maybe Japan, but who would want to go to there? It's not the 80s/90s anymore.

It is cheap, apart from rent.