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This shop enjoys the primo location at Silom rd. And soi 4. The facilities, all located on the third floor, are clean and serviceable and at 450 an hour for an oil massage, it’s a great value. Have been using it since it opened and have never been shortchanged on the clock. Since I get a lot of massages, I’ll offer this bit of business advice to the otherwise personable staff: get your eyes off your phones and on to passers by. That one, simple act is guaranteed to immediately improve your chances of getting at least one more customer per day.

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A russian lady was recently killed after being hit by racing arabs in south Pattaya. Everyone who have visited Sunee knows about the reckless racing in soi Yensabai and soi VC. Now finally the police say they've had enough and raided soi Yensabai on July 6: https://thepattayanews.com/2019/07/06/police-arrest-and-fine-multiple-young-arab-nationals-for-racing-motorbikes-in-pattaya/

FYI: This is exactly the intent and purpose of a tourist visa in the USA. So, as I mentioned above, it’s a distinction without a difference.

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msclelovr ... so I finally made it here. First impressions: BA is a great city: it has been so fascinating learning about the history and culture. In terms of crime, I really don't think BA is any different to any other major world city - I asked my airbnb host about the prevalence of serious crime (eg. robberies at knifepoint) - he feels this is much less of a concern in BA compared to Rio. Low level crimes are more common (Eg phone snatching, etc.). Obviously, this does depend on the area - I'm staying in an affluent neighbourhood which feels safe. In terms of escorts - good but quite simply not comparable to Rio in terms of quality. Costs are surprisingly low though (on the whole, lower than Rio ranging from $1200-$2000ARS). I had a session with this guy today. He was very good - enjoyed a proper "boyfriend" experience (he was very attentive and generous with kissing, cuddling, etc). I'm sticking to one escort per day in BA as my focus in on tourism - Rio on the other hand......

I have only perfect memories from the place thanks to one of boys who are shown in that short move, hope to visit again and again when opportunity comes

about time as those complains are frequent on all forums. Easy source of money for city and a police. For clarity sake I must add that I personally never witnessed those races but can't say I spent much time in Sunee anyways but still visit almost daily when in Pattaya

@jason1975 did this bottle thing at Lucky Boys recently and I had the pleasure of joining. We had I think 3 boys and the cute mamasan with us more or less all the time. Was great fun, with fun drinking games (which included opportunity to get 100 Baht instead of drinking for the boys). Though given your initial bar suggestions of bars it may well be that the type of boys (or hunks, rather) you are into may be in short supply at Lucky Boys.

Ditto....I've had a few try to get something more than taxi money, but if they don't do what we agreed on...I stick to my guns. I know many people pay them to just go away...that's what some count on...not only Thailand.

As I mentioned above, some posters here are arguing over a distinction without a difference. The main difference between the ESTA and a visa is that an ESTA can be obtained electronically through an online form, while the tourist visa must be obtained at or through an embassy or consulate. The travel rights of entry and restrictions are the same for both.