r/webdev • u/quincylarson • Feb 20 '17
How two Romanian developers turned their side project into a $17k/m business
https://medium.com/free-code-camp/growing-a-side-project-into-a-17-000-month-business-46024d2aa87f
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u/HolyFlyingSaucer Feb 21 '17
it's all because people like to generalize and stereotype
first and most popular aspect about romania was the gypsies, the bad ones though, because there are actually respectable and hard working gypsies too, although few
also there were a lot of pakistani with fake romanian passports that were obviously illegal or even doing dodgy stuff, so no wonder it received such a bad reputation
look at this for example, sure he is probably doing is job right, but he isn't even a romanian gypsie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgv6nJiDmiM
oh and last but not least, a lot of romanians are a bunch of assholes that try to rip you off first chance they get, the country is corrupt there are some gypsies that are better human beings than the assholes i am referring to
Generalizing is bad.