Chamchike's Office Journey

ANG er "chakor" BYANG, BYANG er "chakor" CHAMCHIKE.

-ANG earns $120/hr.
-BYANG earns $65/hr.
-CHAMCHIKE earns $32.50/hr.

From HIRING-MANAGER to CHAMCHIKE's parents everyone is happy, cause happy-happy situation, happy-happy ALGORE-RHYTHM everywhere.

#gotDollers #bodyShopping #subContracting

[And if this post makes you very mad then /You Should/! ]

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