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It certainly did, lol. But this is Thailand so chances were nobody cared or even paid attention. This brings another issue which sometimes bother me when I off boy for whole days. They still tend to dress like moneyboys ( skimpy shorts, very fitting jeans, flashy shirts etc, ) instead of looking casual which I'd prefer

You are pretty generous. I'd pay 3000 plus all expenses which may amount to a lot if boy is with you all the time 9 300 dinner becomes 600, 500 bar drink is now 1000 etc). Of course if one likes boy and boy wants more I'd yield to his reasonable demands. What I discovered, somewhat painfully is that it's different story to take a boy for few days of travelling and different to have him to stay with me in Bangkok and Pataya, wherever he is based. Travelling may be fun a lot but having him stick to me 7/24 in his hometown not necessarily. At least for me it was somewhat disappointing lesson

500 is for the bar , boy must be paid separately at whatever rate you and him agreed. Whether he hangs with you all the time ( not recommended ) or you meet him at specific times needs to be worked out with boy. It may include staying with you whole time but also just coming every night at , say 10 p.m.,. for 2 hrs short time session and after and before that you both free, or everything in between. What you should do in Moonlight ( or any other bar in similar case ) is to discuss with boy first that he will enjoy company of both of you in sequence , of course with 2 sets of tips for his time and services and then one of you would off him paying just one off fee.

If they sleep deep you may still have a lot of fun with them exploring their bodies

do you want to get tired an then drown?

if we won't patronize them , inevitably they fold with exception when it's owner's hobby or bar is just washing machine for money.

I'm glad you guys have fun at my expense, as they say ' be my guest "

agree disagree, too cramped , for the price there are quite a few of better options

you sound like some of our boys. I was lucky, one of boys I hosted there lives in condo nearby, another one has a motorbike so did not heard any complains

On my last trip I tried this brand new hotel, yes name spells Hotei and can recommend it with whole heart. They are still working on the lobby so during day it was some construction but it should be over very soon. It's small place - just two rooms per floor but there's elevator. Located on corner of Narathiwas and Suriwong , steps from Amara and Red Planet. During day somebody should be on reception, if not there's clear instruction how to call somebody and they will show up in 5 minutes if not sooner. At night entry by card only, either from street side or from the back and it makes ideal place for those who price discretion. Sign says ' no overnight guests allowed" but how they police that is unclear. Nobody said the word when my gest was leaving around 11 am one morning. Rooms is quite big and despite facing street quiet enough to sleep comfortably. Only thing I would like to see is safety deposit box but one can't have everything I guess. Perhaps in future ? If you want your room cleaned you need to put sign outside, otherwise they don't bother but will hang a bag with 2 bottles of water, pack of napkins and roll of toilet paper on your know. I actually liked that system very much. Next door is hostel with restaurant where one can have a breakfast for 159 baht, plenty of food options in Silom market nearby. Bit of walk from Patpong bars an to BTS but nothing to make you or your boy tired. Two 7/11 within 2 minutes walk. Few pictures below:

I fully agree with you. Political correctness running amok. I thought Danish are more level headed

and Patpong 2 has one, even if it's very short street

+1 I wouldn't even cross my mind to look at menu of restaurant in advance of visit. Why bother if I don't even know I like the place, never mind if I'm not hungry?

not about me. I can discuss politics of Kiribati and Samoa , even Palau or Micronesia but Tuvalu , oh , no ! give me a break !

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