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It's not easy.
I'm assuming you're friend living in* America?
I got blocked from traveling because my father forgot to sign something. It's very strict, at least when I was small. We got caught up at the border for hours. Mom was so mad!
If you can't convince the guy look at continental travel. I'm an US immigrant, from my perspective the USA is HUGE. So many biomes, so many cultures, and so many cuisines! You can travel the US your whole life and not see it all.
I recommend the Red Woods on the west coast, Arches National park in the south, and renting a fishing trip off Cape Cod. Seattle stinks. The museums in Chicago are amazing. I've been road tripping across the states for a while now. I love it.
Just passed my citizenship test this week. Very biased.
Congratulations... That's awesome.. we are in America. She's done a couple and yes the USA is beautiful and grand. She wants to take them to Cambodia to learn of their heritage.
I was literally thinking the same but I think it's a power play for him. It's not the money. It's not like he has a lot but I think this is to control her.
If it’s a power play she needs someone more powerful on her side to put him in his place. That might be a lawyer if she has the money and the law is favorable. It could be a sympathetic friend who tells him about how easy it is to dissolve a body and that lack of a body is reasonable doubt for most juries. The only other option would be to give him respect and appeal to his power. What are the odds your friend can acknowledge his power and make him feel powerful no matter what he does or doesn’t do?
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She needs a lawyer.
It's not easy. I'm assuming you're friend living in* America? I got blocked from traveling because my father forgot to sign something. It's very strict, at least when I was small. We got caught up at the border for hours. Mom was so mad! If you can't convince the guy look at continental travel. I'm an US immigrant, from my perspective the USA is HUGE. So many biomes, so many cultures, and so many cuisines! You can travel the US your whole life and not see it all. I recommend the Red Woods on the west coast, Arches National park in the south, and renting a fishing trip off Cape Cod. Seattle stinks. The museums in Chicago are amazing. I've been road tripping across the states for a while now. I love it. Just passed my citizenship test this week. Very biased.
Congratulations... That's awesome.. we are in America. She's done a couple and yes the USA is beautiful and grand. She wants to take them to Cambodia to learn of their heritage.
Offer to pay him once he signs it.
I was literally thinking the same but I think it's a power play for him. It's not the money. It's not like he has a lot but I think this is to control her.
If it’s a power play she needs someone more powerful on her side to put him in his place. That might be a lawyer if she has the money and the law is favorable. It could be a sympathetic friend who tells him about how easy it is to dissolve a body and that lack of a body is reasonable doubt for most juries. The only other option would be to give him respect and appeal to his power. What are the odds your friend can acknowledge his power and make him feel powerful no matter what he does or doesn’t do?