Can't agree more. You hit the nail right on the head!
[QUOTE=Goatscrot; 1447673]Friend lives in San Jose, CA. Pays 160 per sesh at the AMPs there. Raves about the performance. Korean gals, Viets, Taiwanese. Spends a few months in BKK every year as well so has quite a bit of info for comparison.
When you are talking about 160 or even 260 per hour, let's see, umm. How much is your plane ticket to BKK? How much is your hotel? Add that into the cost of your partaking over here and I bet on a trip it is close to what you would pay in the states. Ah yes, free market and tourists, usually not a clever combination. Seems pre-raging internet days the sex tourist in BKK was far more savvy and was here looking for great girls at reasonable prices. If not, why not stay at home?
I know very few long term residents who frequent GoGo bars these days. Most hit the oilies, soapies, and have a phone full of numbers when they need to "get the white out." I can certainly understand the tourist's position and why GoGos work well for them, but for me, meh!
It seems even sillier when one can have nice sesh with Ploy at Cherry. White skin, slim, three holer, rims, love to have nuts in her mouth, pleasant, and as many pops as you like, pushing 50 I can only manage two in a very long hour. All for 1900 baht. Less than the 15 min ST tariff from some fresh off the farm Nana girl who thinks she is queen of the scene.[/QUOTE]Agrree with the phone contacts, why go to gogos and reinvent the wheel, and bear with the wannabe queens (don't get why these girls look down upon visitors / foreigners).
Agree about Ployatcherry massage.
Only her thoughts is giving me a hard-on right away.
What a girl man!
How to avoid getting your credit card blocked
[QUOTE=Kumbu;1447750]It may also have been because of the 1984 Oscar award winning movie by that same name, starring Sam Waterston.[/QUOTE]Good point. I remember the film.
[QUOTE=Kumbu;1447750]I made my hotel reservations last night for BKK, and this morning my credit card was blocked. Making hotel reservations in the same location that you also purchased air tickets to not 4 weeks earlier is apparently too big of a leap for their sophisticated algorithms to make.[/QUOTE]I always contact my bank and the issuers of the credit cards I will use and notify them of my travels. I also am registered with the USA State Dept and give them my itinerary and next of kin contact information should something happen to me. As my government is collecting data from my phone calls and emails, as well as where I drive my car, I have little privacy left to lose and don't worry about telling them this stuff. And yes, I did write "where I drive my car." For years local and state law enforcement have been scanning auto tags and building a database of where everyone drives in the USA. That may be news to some of you. Some of you may have been aware this has been going on since the beginning of The War on Terrorism. Don't you feel so much safer now.