Clearly not glamorous, but a highly profitable technology business, nonetheless.
The answer, of course, is above: they're poor, they need a job - and one that is well set up to send remittances home for parents' housing, siblings' school fees, and the like - and the job clearly looks glamorous.
Last not least, science teaching in many public schools is vastly underfunded and an investment in those young and very eager minds, albeit being clearly less glamorous than competing with the Nobel Prize, could potentially be more fertile than spending those millions on much more seasoned members of our species.
"You guys are Broadway, and Broadway is clearly the most glamorous thing that happens to New York," said Rick Miramontez, the president of O&M Co., as he stood on a chair in the living room, making a 2 a.m.
"Friends with Benefits" is fast, allusive, urban, glamorous — clearly the Zeitgeist winner of the summer (the couple take the no-emotion pledge by laying their hands on a tablet Bible app).
A clutterless home clearly suits his busy, rather glamorous lifestyle.
Musica Sacra's soloists were smoother and steadier, looking and sounding more glamorous; these were clearly opera singers, not Baroque choristers.
Beaufort is clearly more working town than glamorous ski resort, yet it boasts a serious trump card in the form of easy access to no fewer than three separate ski areas: Arêches-Beaufort, Les Contamines and Les Saisies.
His wife Winifred Fredd), nipped, tucked and surgically reinvented, is now the proud co-owner of a shop called Décor; his 89-year-old father, still haphazardly quartered in southeast London, is clearly in decline; and a glamorous but faintly sinister American postgrad named Alex wants him to supervise her thesis about suicide notes.
It's not always glamorous, it's clearly not trendy, but service and sacrifice are the life fabric of a society.
Not all are glamorous, and no one clearly has Future Star written on his or her forehead.
