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I don't wanna

2025-03-14 17:50:02.719091+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

I don't wanna, like, *admit* to anything, or what country it may have happened with, but has anyone here actually never pushed the bounds of "tourist visa" with work?

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#Comment Re: I don't wanna made: 2025-03-14 18:16:02.034082+01 by: Mars Saxman

Many years ago - long enough ago that all relevant statutes of limitations must surely have expired by now - while I was backpacking around Europe as a completely legitimate, law-abiding tourist, I used to know a guy who owned a California consulting business which received a steady flow of client income despite the fact that its only employee somehow just never really seemed to come back from vacation...

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