Well it's a tale of those people who cannot bear their own wieght with their backbones,,Part of it is the fault in american policy and part of it is the short sightedness of nepalese parents who think that america is a gold mine.. As far as i know in america one earns dollars and spends dollar ,,in nepal one earns Rs and spends Rs..and in the end of the day most of the people end up with an apartment,,a car( which is equivalent of a bike in Nepal),,and lots of other junk ( which unfortunately is considered pricey by standards in Nepal),, It's a different story that politics has been a key factor in hampering lives of those people who want to work and have some real talent,,but again there is a big mass of people who do not have any exceptional talent,,but are from well off families in Nepal, that they dont even have to worry about washing their own dished,,but who still happen to believe that there is a better life in america without really thinking what they can do after stepping in USA..Perhaps some are content or rather happier being a worker in fastfood place than work as a kindergarten school teacher in Nepal.. And the story never ends,,,