There are so many times when me and my friends argue with each other and sometimes my friends argue with each other. Here I would like to talk about a time when my two friends argued with each other later to their career options. Both are my best friends. The name of my both friends are Raman and Kiran. Raman said that we should go abroad for further studies whereas Kiran said that we should stay in India. Then they started arguing with each other and gave their reasons as well. Raman said that there are better work opportunities in the abroad. There is a quality education as well. In foreign countries they focus better on practical knowledge rather than on theoretical knowledge. We can also work as a part-time job and earn money whereas Kiran said that we should stay with our parents. They do not have to feel lonely. There are many opportunities here in India. If we explore them we can get a very good work. If we go abroad also it slows down our India’s development. They argued for 30 minutes to 40 minutes. Then I stopped them and said both of them that you have your own goals and priorities. You both have different perspectives. Respect each other’s view. Thank God their friendship did not break. They felt very happy at last.
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There are so many times when my friends and I argue with each other, and sometimes my friends argue with each other. Here, I would like to talk about a time when my two friends argued with each other regarding their career options. Both are my best friends. The names of my friends are Raman and Kiran. Raman said that we should go abroad for further studies, whereas Kiran said that we should stay in India. Then they started arguing with each other and presented their reasons as well. Raman said that there are better work opportunities abroad. There is quality education as well. In foreign countries, they focus more on practical knowledge rather than theoretical knowledge. We can also work part-time and earn money, whereas Kiran said that we should stay with our parents so they do not feel lonely. There are many opportunities here in India. If we explore them, we can find very good work. If we go abroad, it also slows down India's development. They argued for 30 to 40 minutes. Then I stopped them and told both of them that they have their own goals and priorities. They both have different perspectives. Respect each other's views. Thank God their friendship did not break. They felt very happy in the end.
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