Yabba, Sex & Death in Pattaya
Here is a 46 year old British guy who picked up a hooker in Soi Bukeau, had yabba, had sex, ritually slaughtered her asnd now is facing a long holiday in the Monkey House.
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Budget Holiday in Late July?
[QUOTE=Dhruvninea;2447462]Return flight from Kolkata, India is showing below $100 to Bangkok for July end. Hope by that time situation will be much better. Room charges are showing on a lower side in [URL]booking.com[/URL]. Now only thing that I am not sure is if I will get WGs at 1 pop /1 K or not at that time. But for the experience I would definitely like to go to Pattaya once because I am tired of tasting local gals here. Just wanted to confirm one thing from you is if these 1 k / pop wgs will come to the hotel room or they take you to there places? I am definitely looking for FS with lots of smooching & GFE. I am plannnig to travel on July end and hope by that time situation will be under control.[/QUOTE]Finding a working girl who provides full service for 1000 baht in Pattaya is difficult, but not impossible. Generally speaking, the girls who stand along Beach Road (also known as the "coconut bar") will go to your room for 1000 and you'll get full service. But you better be staying in Central Pattaya, west of Third Road. They will balk at traveling farther. And don't expect "lots of smooching and GFE." At that price point, it will be a fairly expeditious transaction.
The going rate for girls who work in the Soi 6 bars should be 1000 as well, for full service in an upstairs room. But that's a misleading price in some respects. The bar will also charge 300-500 for the room. And you're expected to buy at least one drink for yourself and the girl, which will cost about 150 each. So all-in a Soi 6 session is at least 1,600. And again, the "romance" will be lacking.
The real problem with this guy's holiday plan isn't funding (although he's definitely traveling on a shoestring) it's TIMING. Just my opinion, but Pattaya won't be anywhere near back to normal by the end of July. Will it be better than East Dismal Seepage, India? Can't say. Never been there. But it won't be the Pattaya so many of know and love and this gent aspires to see.
What the next 3 months might look like (subject to change)
Chonburi PR have posted details of the latest order from the Governor to their Facebook (not sure if links to Facebook are allowed under ISG's "No links to competing forums" rule).
I believe the list is of businesses ordered closed runs to 31 July 2020 - it is slightly confusing as Google translates the date as 31 Nov. July 63 but this seems to be a Google translate problem where "Nov" is inserted into Thai dates, of course there is only 30 days in November. 63 is Buddhist era number for 2020.
The list reads (don't blame me for repetition and strange translation, this is how Chonburi PR posted it):
Cinema, cinema.
Pub Bar Entertainment.
Amusement Park.
Playground in water market and flea market.
Zoo Zoo.
Roller blade skating place.
Fun Billiards table.
Bowling game cabinet.
Game Shop Internet shop.
Public pool.
Rooster Stadium.
Fitness.
Conference Center, show center.
Museum of museum.
Library library.
Nursery.
Boxing Stadium.
Martial Arts shed.
Tattoo place or body piercing.
Dance Institute.
Horse field.
A place to shower, steam, herbs.
Shower, massage.
Phra Machine Center. Beauty Clinic. Weight loss and beauty treatment.
Healthy Massage Spa. Thai massage.
Competition field.
For the sweaty unwashed beer branded vest (singlet) wearing hoards "A place to shower, steam, herbs" probably means a sauna spa. It is not an excuse to avoid the shower in your room! It seems my Prince Albert piercing and accompanying tattooed inscription of "Made in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. " will have to wait even longer.
If previous orders are anything to go by "Public Pool" and "Fitness" include hotel and condo facilities, but you can never be sure.
There is no mention of beaches in either the "ordered closed" or "allowed to open with disease prevention" list, but public parks are allowed to open for exercise but not for crowds or congregation.
As usual I would add the warning of "THINGS CAN CHANGE QUICKLY", so the above doesn't necessarily mean bars, etc. WILL open on 1 August, and it also doesn't necessarily mean that the order won't be relaxed or rescinded earlier.