Crazy woman pe*$ on Taiwan convenience store counter

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Everyday hundreds of Nepalese men and women go to golf countries for job opportunities and many more. They leave their family and friends behind just to earn money. But the sad thing is that any women who go there have to face a lot of tr)ubles. Many women get m)le$ted and treated in a very bad way when they work in the countries
There are any stories where we have heard that these women get r@p[ed my multiple men in a day. But now a sh)ck!ng video has emerged on the internet which shows a Nepali woman beating a man br*ut@lly in Kuwait. The video is bl*urry and unstable but the woman who seems to be dressed in a maid’s uniform can be seen be@ting a man in a very b@d manner. Even the man who seems to be her employer encourages her to do so and tells her to be@t him. The man apologizes and says that he is also Nepali but the woman does not buy it and she be@ts him and he even bl**ds.

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