General Reports

[SteveOak]

I've read that at some places, Thermae in particular, some of the girls will only talk to Japanese guys. I have some insight to share on this.

On the last night of my last visit to BKK I wanted to make an early night of it as I had a rather early flight the next morning. My go to for early or for a 'pick and go' is Thermae as the place opens at 8. At just after 8 I was killing time at a coffee shop down the street, and a pair of girls walked by, one of which had the form factor (less than 1.52 m tall and less than 40 kilos) that I like so I got up and followed them. They went up Suk to Soi 13 and in the back entrance of Thermae. Excellent!

I got a good look at the little spinner and wasn't inspired to go to her immediately so I took a seat in the middle of Thermae. It was still only 8:20 and there were only about 30 girls in the place so I decided to wait a bit and see who else came in. As I was sitting there a girl came up to me and started talking. She was not a girl that I would pick but she was pretty determined to go with me and kept trying. We talked a bit in between here attempts to convince me to take her to my room and along the way she asked if I was a "Cheap Charlie", actually more like accused me.

We talked a bit more and she told me what she meant. It seems that some of the girls, the ones that seem to talk only to Japanese guys, are convinced that all, or at least most white guys are looking for the cheapest deal they can get.

The laws of supply and demand are universal. They are at play everywhere. The misunderstanding for most people is that demand is someone saying they want something, it is not. Demand, in the economics model, is expressed only when someone transfers a value, as in pays money for, something. The term in economics is "utiles".

Supply on the other hand, is only what can be obtained so the girls that will not talk to white guys are not in the supply pool, at least not for non-Japanese guys. Perhaps the average price for a white guy to get serviced is going up not because 'stupid white guys are paying too much' but because 'Cheap Charlies', or the perception, has contracted the supply pool and the laws of supply and demand apply to BKK girls aw well.

[D Cups]

Crocodilexp,

Yes, well, there are many exceptions. Me, for instance. I work seven months out of the year and get paid for 12. Plus all holidays. Plus summer break, winter break and spring break (one week each except Christmas is two weeks). Plus they pay for my airline and hotel for overseas conference once a year. Now if this is not an incentive to stay in school nothing is. But you are right, Croc, paltry two weeks is the norm.

Cheers.

[JackRow]

After going through most of the go go bars in Soi Cowboy. I picked up some hot girls and had nice fun for over a month. Recently was back in Suzie Wong club around 10 pm. Being Friday it was full and only corner seat at backside was available. When I reached, balloon show was going on and I was surprised to see how females were present. Some were with their boyfriend and one group in particular was only of 5 ladies. The couple who was sitting in front off my bench started to argue over something as the guy was drunk and tried to approach one of the bar girls. It was fun to watch, why would one bring in your girlfriend if you want to monger. Anyways after balloon show, there was soap show with two girls playing with each other. Just lip kiss once and touching each other here and there nothing great. Bar girls were moving around trying catch the prey and I was scanning the ground for perfect night. One girl caught my attention with big boos and slim figure. I called her and started talking and offered a lady drink. She sat near me and things started to move further. While I was playing with boobs and touching her down, one of the lady from the pack started staring back at us. She was not taking off her eye from us and was showing it to other ladies in the group. I t was kind of hot and I felt really horny. Stared back at her while playing with my girl and making her seat on my lap facing me. She kept staring at me constantly without a blink of an eye. I finally smiled at her but her response was look at other side and then stare back at me. When group left and I also picked my girl at THB 3000 to my hotel with THB 800 bar fine. Once in the room got naked and her figure was to die for. Perfect boobs, complete flat stomach and juicy ass. Had shower with her and back to bed. Was playing with her boobs for longtime. They were fake but it was one of the best experience of boob fuck. First round was done in 10 minutes with boob fuck and blowjob due to over excitement. I asked her to stay for night with addition of THB 1500. Had some wine and then started with 69, nice pussy, smooth skin and very good response. Continued with 69 and some DT. Followed by her riding me for 10 minutes. Then into doggy, with my thumb into her ass. No objections at all but she denied anal sex. Finally in missionary and came in condom. Slept at around 2 am in the morning and woke up at 8 am. Had another round in shower and said goodbye. Hint look for 24 number. Going to Germany in 2 days. If any of you have been to Berlin before please guide me correct contacts or directions.

[Smoothy]

I disagree. A lot of Americans have traveled outside of the country to Hawaii! Many will tell you that if you ask them. I often tell fellow Americans headed to Hawaii to exchange their dollars here for Hawaiian money as the exchange rate is much better here!

I was surprised when I went to Guam and they announced "Welcome to the United States of America" as we landed in Guam. I found that bizarre.

When I was young, my dream vacation was Hawaii. I still think it's one of the best places to go in this world if you are with your spouse.

[Old New Guy]

Its a joke.

Sorry for lecturing then, I didn't catch the sarcasm. Was well masked!

[StinkyFeet]

Its a joke.

I'm from the north east coast and generally the people that I know of have decent knowledge of geography and in general education. Of course a few of us have tge opportunity to travel for both work and leisure. And yes that's completely correct regarding holidays. We don't have a lot and generally a lot of smaller businesses frown on staff taking holidays.

Hahaha. You must be joking. If Americans think they are going abroad while going to Hawaii, that proves that they don't know much about their own country, forget about rest of the world.

[Mumbai Guy]

I disagree. A lot of Americans have traveled outside of the country to Hawaii! Many will tell you that if you ask them. I often tell fellow Americans headed to Hawaii to exchange their dollars here for Hawaiian money as the exchange rate is much better here!

Hahaha. You must be joking. If Americans think they are going abroad while going to Hawaii, that proves that they don't know much about their own country, forget about rest of the world.

[Old New Guy]

I disagree. A lot of Americans have traveled outside of the country to Hawaii! Many will tell you that if you ask them. I often tell fellow Americans headed to Hawaii to exchange their dollars here for Hawaiian money as the exchange rate is much better here!

Are you serious? Hawaii is a state in the USA. As an American one does not get out of the country travelling there. Also what is "Hawaiian money"?

[Dg8787]

The key reason, I think, is that employees in the US get very little vacation time (in most states, none is required by law). Two weeks off in a year is considered generous, and you often can't even use that in practice. Compare that to most of Europe or Australia where 4-5 weeks vacation is the legal minimum.

Most of the USA Middle class, who could afford a vacation abroad, simply don't have time to do it in practice. Add to this 2 days that have to be spent traveling to anywhere except Latin America.

I disagree. A lot of Americans have traveled outside of the country to Hawaii! Many will tell you that if you ask them. I often tell fellow Americans headed to Hawaii to exchange their dollars here for Hawaiian money as the exchange rate is much better here!

[Crocodilexp]

I don't agree. I think, there are two reasons, which are much more important:

- the US offer a wide variety of climate, nature and people without leaving the country.

- in the US there are much more very poor people than in other developed countries, who can not afford to travel abroad.

The key reason, I think, is that employees in the US get very little vacation time (in most states, none is required by law). Two weeks off in a year is considered generous, and you often can't even use that in practice. Compare that to most of Europe or Australia where 4-5 weeks vacation is the legal minimum.

Most of the USA Middle class, who could afford a vacation abroad, simply don't have time to do it in practice. Add to this 2 days that have to be spent traveling to anywhere except Latin America.

[Golfinho]

"Valid USA Passports in 2012 was 36%.
"Valid Australian Passports in 2012 was 68%.
"Valid German Passports in 2012 was 90%is.

These %s are due in part to geography.

[Michager]

Rather than blaming the education system, I would suggest many American's just don't care about the rest of the world, a cultural-centric symptom in today's information rich (and easy to access on your device) world.

I don't agree. I think, there are two reasons, which are much more important:

- the US offer a wide variety of climate, nature and people without leaving the country.

- in the US there are much more very poor people than in other developed countries, who can not afford to travel abroad.

[Sammy1968]

Congratulations on being part of the 36% that are risk takers and being richer (aesthetically) for it.

But I think you miss the point of percentages, the narrative is that almost 7/10 American are culturally insular-looking.

Your quote says it all "We feel safe and secure in our own backyard".

Most people in countries like Australia, Europe and Canada (who had a 67% holder rate in 1992) also ". Feel safe and secure in our own backyard" but still are adventurous global risk takers and like you are richer for it.

I've been to America, travelled through 42 states as a tourist and loved it, the regular Joe / Josephine was / is lovely and I have many American friends.

But perhaps if 67% of Americans had experienced the world outside of their self imposed metaphysical cell then America wouldn't be ruled by buffoon.

[Robert Long]

As an Antipodean, I think many Americans poor knowledge of the world outside the USA is embodied by how few of them actually travel to the rest of the world.

"Valid USA Passports in 2012 was 36%.

"Valid Australian Passports in 2012 was 68%.

"Valid German Passports in 2012 was 90%.

Rather than blaming the education system, I would suggest many American's just don't care about the rest of the world, a cultural-centric symptom in today's information rich (and easy to access on your device) world.

Thankfully most of the Yanks that do get across the border are really nice people, well the one's without guns and bombs that is.

Since the 9-11 incident and the threat of terrorism worldwide I believe that most of us are aware of the dislike of Americans. Agree that our government is the most corrupt in the world and depends on the industry of war toys to support our economy in a large way. This has many paranoid of international travel.

But actually our country has so much to see and is so diverse that Americans enjoy staycations instead of traveling abroad. We feel safe and secure in our own backyard.

Your percentages don't tell the truth. 36% is much larger than the other 2 examples combined based on the population of all 3 countries. I love to travel and will continue to do so. It's a wonderful world.

RL.

[Smoothy]

Or even Formosa?

I think most Americans would know that is a city in Argentina.