Travis179

TAT targeting Arabs, Indians, Chinese, and Russians. Everyone else can F-off apparently. Message received, loud and clear.

I assume that's a rhetorical question. Locals can't stand them.

<pst Most are the "1 drink, 4 straws" type. That locals, expats, and other tourists universally loathe..

I live here (Pattaya) and can confirm. Feels like I'm in Calcutta. A human termite infestation. I try to stay in my apartment as much as possible, to avoid them.

That's rich, coming from the worst (by far) president (fake / stolen election) in US history. An uber-villain, Obama's sock-puppet. And currently in the DOJ cross-hairs for treason (or sedition). If he was smart (which he obviously isn't, hence the moniker "Slow Joe", he would have kept his mouth shut. As Obama has wisely done (not a peep out of him lately). Leftist flames incoming, 3-2-1 (that is, those I haven't already ignored/blocked). Have a great day, everyone!

Hopefully it's all Indians!

Drama queen alert.

I live here and can confirm. Went for a 45 minute walk yesterday, passed at least a dozen Indian restaurants around 8 pm. All were mostly empty. It's like that every day. Draw your own conclusions.

You've obviously not been to Pattaya lately. Feels like Calcutta in certain areas now. A plague of locusts would be more welcome.

Bingo! Spot on.

2 likes, 11 down votes, and 1 laughing emoji. You're going to be very popular on this forum.

100%. I had a great masseuse here, but had to tell her my neck was off limits. Don't touch it. Like many here, she loved to forcefully crank it well past a comfortable range of motion. And of course "crack" it. They seem to think the popping sound, like cracking your knuckles, is therapeutic. It is not. But it is very risky. More than a few strokes have resulted from this risky practice. Even from skilled chiropractors. Basically keep them far away from any part of your spine.

And 4 men, 1 BR girl, haggling for the group discount. Or getting robbed after midnight by ladyboys. High quality tourists.

Went through the immigration queue last month, after a brief visit home. Did not even ask for my TDAC code. Just the usual quick passport review, then waved me on. Ditto for others I watched in line ahead of me. Of note though, the lines were long (several flights just arrived).