Check your testosterone levels
[QUOTE=CaliGuy33;2775663]I'm starting to feel this at 40. Mongering is slowly losing its charm for me. I still enjoy it but don't have the drive or obtain the high that I used to. I've only done ST as a monger, never LT, not even an overnight. Maybe I need to start getting into LT to obtain more satisfaction.[/QUOTE]Go to Doc and say how you are feeling and ask for test. 40 is too young for this to happen IMO.
Help me (Newbie in Bangkok)
Hi,
I am in my mid 30's and I plan to head to Bangkok in April-May 2023 & will be staying for about 4-5 nights max and return back to my home country. This is my very first time in Thailand and I'm fresh of the boat. I will be staying probably in the Ibis Sukhumvit 4 due to its proximity to Nana Plaza. Plan on hitting the bars in Nana Plaza and Soi Cowboy. Probably bang 1-2 girls per night. Will be carrying mostly USD and just enough Baht to pay for the visa on arrival and getting to my hotel by Taxi.
I want some help / pointers on how much money should I carry for a max stay of 5 nights in Bangkok.
-What is the average rate to pay for ST / LT?
-Average Bar fine to pay.
-Which bars to visit in the Nana Plaza & Soi Cowboy Area? (A list of few names of the bars would be appreciated).
-A good money exchange shop to use as I plan on changing USD to THB.
-A few night markets to visit in Bangkok.
-Red flags to watch out for when picking a girl to take back to the room.
-Difference between a regular beer bar to sit and enjoy a drink vs a gogo bar.
Let me know if I missed out on anything. Since its my very first time in Thailand, I just don't want to get ripped off and get into any sort of trouble being far away from my home country with absolutely no family or friends to help me out should things go south.
Hope to hear from fellow mongers.
Thanks in advance and Happy New Year 2023 to everyone reading this.
Converting USDs to Baht. Read ASAP if you are making a trip.
Fellas,
I just returned (last night) from a 14+ day trip to Thailand (6 days in BKK and 8 days in Phuket). I will write more about my trip later; however, there is one key change regarding currency conversion that I want to get out to those planning a trip in the near future.
Most of us know that you get the best conversion rate with $100's; however, the rules on accepting $100's have changed significantly. Not only must the $100's bills be clean, no tears or stray markings of any kind; the $100's bills must now be the newest version of the USD note. The new $100's are darker and have a purple stripe that runs perpendicular. I took $1,800 in $100's, with about half of the new version versus the old. Needless to say, I brought back around $800 USDs as they were deemed "unusable". And let me share, this wasn't some "rogue" currency office. I have been traveling to BKK for 20+ years and have learned never to stop at the first "no". I tried to convert the "old" versions of the $100's at numerous places in BKK and in Phuket. Same story.
Please closely inspect your bills for ANY stray markings, cuts or tears as this could easily impact nightly mongering activities.
N_r.