Question on hotel / club / restaurant
I need to pick a hotel (walkable from a good night club), a night club where they have a dance floor and play hiphop or a good dance music, and they should be close to decent restaurants. Can you recommend some specific hotels / clubs that satisfy the criteria. Am fine with the club belonging to the hotel or being within the hotel so I don't waste much time commuting.
Nah they f*ck the best so they tell me.
[QUOTE=EihTooms;2034553]The most common response I get whenever I ask a bargirl which men from which country they prefer is Australian. No, I am not Australian. LOL. But the girls mention that nationality more than any other I ever hear. Bear in mind, they wouldn't likely have a clue that Australia is not "USA" or "UK" or "The Moon" for that matter. I tell them I am from California and they are as likely to say "oh, from England?" as "oh, from Australia?"
I just think "Australia" is the latest buzz word repeated among bargirl for a certain kind of customer; loud, gregarious, travel in groups, buy lots of drinks, etc.[/QUOTE]I wonder where I'm from. LOL.
Actually to be true. I agree with that when $$ is on their minds they will look at you and try to judge where you're from and then say what country they think you are from.
Because I am a Caucasian English speaking man who dresses slightly better than the average Aussie "yobo" (slang for slob) and is not as loud as most Aussies then they usually peg me for an American.
But that being said it doesn't take them too long to tell you which part of the world they definitely don't like (talking about my experience in SEA here).
Which part of the world they definitely don't like?
[QUOTE=NewImage;2034835]I wonder where I'm from. LOL.
Actually to be true. I agree with that when $$ is on their minds they will look at you and try to judge where you're from and then say what country they think you are from.
Because I am a Caucasian English speaking man who dresses slightly better than the average Aussie "yobo" (slang for slob) and is not as loud as most Aussies then they usually peg me for an American.
But that being said it doesn't take them too long to tell you which part of the world they definitely don't like (talking about my experience in SEA here).[/QUOTE]The answer must be India.