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After watching Rorey play Rick n Morty Vr on UPF, Brad seemed kind of interested in the ideas that the show has to offer. I feel like we should recommend a good starter episode for Brad, something that might coincide with Brad's interests (at least the ones we think he has).

I like to recommend "Total Rickall", since I love the concept behind the episode, along with the guest voices like Keith David (MASS EFFECT ANYONE!?) and Tara Strong. So, what episode would you like to recommend?

So I have one last question if anyone can answer it. What kind of financial preparation do you do before you start? It seems like if you choose the right job, it seems like they cover mostly everything. Also, I know I said last question, would my heritage , Hispanic as stated before, be a significant barrier to getting employed. Key word is significant.

@jcj180: Well I'm Hispanic so we'll see what happens there. Thanks for letting me know though.

@jcj180: Thanks for your post. This is something that I will take seriously. That's just my nature when it comes to work. Heck, I don;t even drink on work nights because I like being 100% the next work day, it's just I want to experience something cool while I'm still kind of young (I'm 24 going on 25).

Do you have any tips on what to look for in ESL agencies/ companies? Any companies you recommend?

Thanks for the replies guys. I'm still going to really look into this. I'm not going to jump into anything yet without further research,

@sinusoidal: okay thanks. I might look into South Korea.

Are there other countries you recommend? I won't limit my scope to those countries listed.

@dudeglove: I have read on companies just forgetting about their employees. I didn't know about the shitty (or gross) people in the ESL communities. I think the aspect of travel is a major factor in why I want to try this, but the whole thing sounds complicated and incredibly risky. I've read blogs from ESL teacher that seem like they genuinely enjoy it.

Can you explain how you got into the field? Any companies you recommend?

I am also not going to rush this. The idea is to probably take an online course while I'm still working my current job. If the ESL thing doesn't work than I'll work towards my teaching certification here.

Also, Thailand sounds like a bad idea now.

I work a corporate 9-5. Though the job isn't bad, it is very difficult but time goes by really quickly, I realized it is not something I want to do forever. I was planning on going into ESL training last year but didn't have the money for certification. Now, I do but I don't know where to start. I know the GB community spans the globe and consists people from all walks of life. Is there somebody out there that could give some advice? I know the ESL industry is plagued with fraud, so I don't want to jump in blindly.

Countries I'm curious about are S. Korea, Thailand and China.

Reviews were just the cherry on top. Based on footage and the trial. I'm not grabbing it right away. I bought nier:automata instead. I'm still going to buy it, just later.

As others have said, car is your number 1 priority. Maybe live in a nearby that's near a major freeway. Might be cheaper.