Rants, Stupid Shit and Coronavirus in Thailand

[Kiev Freak]

More bullshit from you Kievfreak, so I ask why you keep spreading it?

Those prices might be asked of dumb tourists on Patong, Bangla Road Walking Street, or ThaiFriendly, but they are not general Patong bar prices.

And even at those places, experienced punters have no problems getting those initial asking prices dropped considerably.

So why can't you?

Look around Patong OTOP, Patong Ratuthit or Nanai Road bars and the prices are much less than that.

Get out of Patong and hit the bars in Kamala, Kata, Karon, Chalong or Rawai and you will get short time easily for 1000 or a bit more plus bar fine.

And that will be with quality girls, some even the SYT (21) no baby damage ones you've claimed are no longer available in Phuket.

Why you defend these girls so aggressively? Unless you have bar business in Phuket, there is really no sense about it. If you could get better prices for young and nice girls, I am really happy for you. I cannot. I am just saying what I am quoted all the time on Thaifriendly and tinder freelancers for short time. 90% of girls wont accept long time , doesnt matter how much offered. I am talking about my experiences about online girls and freelancers in night clubs. Didnt try rawai and Kamala bar scenes. Dont know prices there. And these prices for Phuket.dont know situation in pattaya. And my post about girls 7+ , not chubby and has a decent face. If you can accept older ones , yeah , cheaper prices possible.

@walkaboutboyz

Bars and gogos are money trap in Phuket IMO.prices skyrocketed here. Many girls even won't leave bar, because they just make money from drinks. Lady drinks 220 baht, and they prefer to stay at bar and being a drink sl*t. Unfortunately many newbies just keep buying LDs by hoping girls will come with them. But usually they won’t. I didn't try gogos in Phuket but Another punter wrote in Phuket topic, he paid 15 k bar fine for 5 days and also expected to pay 15 k for girl for 5 days /24 hours. So total damage 30k for 5 days. Of course everybody has their own budget, but this is really not for me.

[ThaiGoodTimes]

Try Phuket, short time starts 2000 up. Usually 2 k-3 k depending on services. Because of high prices, I ask more thing such as BBFS, CIM, Rimming, deep throat etc. my success rate for all of these services is almost %90 Otherwise I don't accept to pay these high fees here in phuket. I never barfined from bars , always look for freelancers.

There is still mandatory ATK test in Pattaya before entering Gogos ?

More bullshit from you Kievfreak, so I ask why you keep spreading it?

Those prices might be asked of dumb tourists on Patong, Bangla Road Walking Street, or ThaiFriendly, but they are not general Patong bar prices.

And even at those places, experienced punters have no problems getting those initial asking prices dropped considerably.

So why can't you?

Look around Patong OTOP, Patong Ratuthit or Nanai Road bars and the prices are much less than that.

Get out of Patong and hit the bars in Kamala, Kata, Karon, Chalong or Rawai and you will get short time easily for 1000 or a bit more plus bar fine.

And that will be with quality girls, some even the SYT (21) no baby damage ones you've claimed are no longer available in Phuket.

[OlderMan4U]

This is the US Embassy for Thailand website regarding Covid 19: https://th.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen...9-information/.

This is the list of hospitals and clinics in Thailand that are recognized for providing tests for US return: https://service.dmsc.moph.go.th/labscovid19/indexen.php.

This list is linked from the embassy webpage.

Awesome, thank you (and others who PM'd me).

I wish the CDC kept the three day test window, but it is what it is.

[Seeko]

I have applied for the Travel Pass, about 2 weeks ago:
No word from Travel Pass. Upon inquiry I get "Info not registered" and then I get a solicitation from "consultants" who can clear Travel Pass. Quickly, guaranteed, for about 2500 BT. Any comments, advise would be appreciated, I do have 6 weeks before arrival, which could possibly be the reason for delay, but who knows?

Did you apply with the official Thailand government website? https://tp.consular.go.th/home.

If so, try contacting them via their official channels, via Contact Us link.

I'd just apply again. I believe they don't process them until near departure date. Mine and a friend's passes were approved 2 days before flight. Another friend got worried when he was a week out and still no reply, so he just contacted them and received his next day.

Do not reply to any email from Thailand Pass. There was news about its database being hacked and email addresses of applicants being stolen. I still get a spear-phishing email every other week from supposedly Thailand Pass, stating that there's something wrong with my submitted documents and that I need to provide my DoB and passport number. Yeah, right. I've been in LOS for a few months, so I don't think I will be needing ThPass services. Nice try.

[Explorer8939]

I'm finally in the very initial stages of a trip to Thailand in July. Problem is I was diagnosed with Covid a few days ago. My concern, other than a fast recovery, is I could possibly test positive for months. Has anybody been in this situation? Is it possible to avoid 10 days in hospital quarantine?

Another question:

A lady friend is recovering from Omicron, when can I safely bang her?

[Rodwint2]

Can anyone recommend a reputable rapid antigen test center in Pattaya that the airlines will accept at BKK before flying back to the USA? I think it's either PCR or antigen accepted and antigen seems faster results.

This is the US Embassy for Thailand website regarding Covid 19: https://th.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen...9-information/.

This is the list of hospitals and clinics in Thailand that are recognized for providing tests for US return: https://service.dmsc.moph.go.th/labscovid19/indexen.php.

This list is linked from the embassy webpage.

[Explorer8939]

The government is considering further reductions in requirements for entry into Thailand, such as eliminating the one day quarantine and the RT-PCR test. They are looking at implementation in May.

[Allover]

I'm finally in the very initial stages of a trip to Thailand in July. Problem is I was diagnosed with Covid a few days ago. My concern, other than a fast recovery, is I could possibly test positive for months. Has anybody been in this situation? Is it possible to avoid 10 days in hospital quarantine?

[StLouisMo2010]

I have applied for the Travel Pass, about 2 weeks ago:

Within 30 minutes I have received- Insurance (paid with receipt and policy) Test and Go Hotel voucher (and even directions from the hotel for arrival), have submitted Hotel Voucher, Vax info for 3 shots,. No word from Travel Pass. Upon inquiry I get "Info not registered" and then I get a solicitation from "consultants" who can clear Travel Pass. Quickly, guaranteed, for about 2500 BT. Any comments, advise would be appreciated, I do have 6 weeks before arrival, which could possibly be the reason for delay, but who knows?

[OlderMan4U]

Can anyone recommend a reputable rapid antigen test center in Pattaya that the airlines will accept at BKK before flying back to the USA? I think it's either PCR or antigen accepted and antigen seems faster results.

[Explorer8939]

Free Thai lady courtesy of the SHA+ hotel I hope.

No, I took her to South America for 3 months.

She came back to Pattaya, and went out drinking the first night. Now she has Covid.

[Banana Boi]

I am sharing a Test and Go room with a Thai lady this time.

Free Thai lady courtesy of the SHA+ hotel I hope.

[Explorer8939]

I am back in Thailand, and awaiting the results of the Covid test.

I am sharing a Test and Go room with a Thai lady this time.

[OlderMan4U]

Not quite accurate. The USA requires a viral test, which is less restrictive than only allowing RT-PCR test. The headache is that you must follow a certain process, simply doing an informal at home test is insufficient unless it includes certain documentation.

For my return I'll be using a hotel sponsored RT-PCR test, which is the same process as used on arrival. Expensive, yes. Easy, yes.

Ah okay, thanks for the clarification. I'm not too bright about the various tests. But yes you do have to follow some guidelines including getting proper documentation and all.

It's still not something I can risk with my current job.

[HorseTrader]

…And the United States continues to require a negative PCR-RT test only one day before flying back to the USA.

Not quite accurate. The USA requires a viral test, which is less restrictive than only allowing RT-PCR test. The headache is that you must follow a certain process, simply doing an informal at home test is insufficient unless it includes certain documentation.

For my return I'll be using a hotel sponsored RT-PCR test, which is the same process as used on arrival. Expensive, yes. Easy, yes.