Ass

Listen, don’t get me wrong.. I know you have to wear your shoes But me personally, I don’t like how they wrote “Crease” on the toe box I think creases look ugly on any shoe, so I just use crease protectors (they fit my feet comfortably) I don’t care if other people crease their own shoe, but if you crease mine, ima be mad So.. I just don’t like how they wrote “Crease” on the toe box Everything else on the shoe is really nice, but the “Crease” label kinda ruins it-

Lol u got the worst comic

I got a psa 10 graded green goblins

Damn you got the gold psa comic isn’t that the rarest

I don’t know when kith is going to Ship my spectra pack I haven’t received anything yet

Im not gonna lie. Having all these kinds of expensive shoe is gay asf.😂

Dad shoes

Over a month and they still haven’t shipped

Still waiting for kith to ship my pair out

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Those green goblin Asics look really damn good

Ugly

This bench 🔥 ❤

13's

Fake ass shit, the sole supposed to be a clear Smokey color, I have them in hand

Lucky

Those are green apple sbs

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, start spending the school profits on the school and not on trainers: Your dad is breaking Bahrain Labour Law. Address it please, you are one of the directors ditch the high end food and start paying your teachers and staff at Capital School Bahrain you nasty ignorant spoilt shit. Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man ! Start spending the profits on books and resources on the school, it is not a cash cow for trainers, Your teachers are suffering, you area fucking disgrace the lot of you: Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man! Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Con man just like your dad, paying your staff 15 days late. No library books, teachers buying books, and resources for the school and you spending all the profits on designers sneakers - you are an absolute fucking disgrace, Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

Thinking of joining the teaching staff at Capital School Bahrain? Here's the lowdown, sprinkled with a touch of humour. Brace yourself. Money Matters: For the first six weeks, expect to be on a "fun" diet-because Mr. Adel Saffar won't pay you. You’ll need about £6000 to cover your rent, deposit, and living expenses. So, if you're fond of eating and having a roof over your head, plan ahead! Relocation Costs: Don’t count on any help for your baggage allowance or relocation expenses. Apparently, teleportation isn’t a thing yet. Late Salaries: You’ll get to play a thrilling game of "When Will My Salary Arrive?" Mr. Saffar likes to keep it interesting by paying up to 7 days late. Cleaners? They get their pay a whopping 15 days late. Talk about suspense! Creative Accounting: After some impressive mental gymnastics, you might notice you’re only paid for 11 months instead of 12. It's like a magic trick but without the fun. Health Insurance: Forget about health insurance until you've survived three months. After that, it's reduced to a princely sum of £150 per year. Hope you enjoy Russian roulette with your health! Summer Salary Shenanigans: Plan on resigning after a year? Expect to be strong-armed into forfeiting your summer pay, or you won’t see your June salary. Ethics, you ask? Well, the Al Saffar family seems to have left theirs in pairs of designer trainers - keep reading... Extravagant Spending: Check out Mohammed Al Saffar, one of the school directors, who flaunts his £150K designer trainers collection housed in a Burj Khalifa penthouse. Now you know where your summer salary went-straight into a pair of overpriced sneakers. Resources? What Resources? Dreaming of books and teaching materials? Keep dreaming. Maybe Mohammed could sell a pair of his beloved trainers to buy a few books. There's no books in the secondary school library. It is a school, after all, not just a cash cow for his shoe addiction. In summary, if you want to teach in a place where late payments are a norm, health insurance is a luxury, and books are mythical creatures, then Capital School Bahrain is your dream job. Just remember to pack your sense of humour and an extra pair of running shoes-you might need them to chase down your paycheck!

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