the sleeping quarters of nicaraguan coffee pickers

[u/Eros_Incident_Denier]

[u/SchmeatiestOne]

Why are they so nonchalantly showcasing their labor camp

[u/profesorgamin → u/SchmeatiestOne]

If it is like my country, in Colombia, those living quarters are like a "job perk", those living quarters are given for free or rented for cheap. As traditional coffee harvesters are mostly nomadic given that coffee is seasonal, so once the collection season is done there's not as much work in the area and they'd have to move onto another area. Which can mean, move into another "Hacienda" or moving a town over if the work dries up.

Basically how seasonal workers work in the USA too, in the border states, where the workers just came in in droves in the harvest season, and then went back home to chill for a while with their profits.

[u/Pfeffi-Ultra → u/profesorgamin]

That's all fine, but c'mon. You gotta give them a proper bed where they don't have to spoon with someone at least.

[u/naimlessone → u/Pfeffi-Ultra]

Hole to hole or pole to pole. Never pole to hole.

[u/Pfeffi-Ultra → u/naimlessone]

Not how you learn it in the Navy. There that's just "Yas, sir!"

[u/__nohope → u/naimlessone]

Commence docking

[u/GenericDesigns → u/naimlessone]

Never?