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[JacksonG3]

Originally Posted by Jacky350z

I got feeling is the calm before the storm. Some ah tiong confirm saw the kidnapping news will avoid thailand.
But they have time to think about it, don't care those high paying job ads can liao.

Chinese new year they got 15 days holiday, want to chiong 1 confirm will go.
I feel that the prices will stay the same for those establishments with transparent pricing.
Those places that can nego like agogo or thermae cafe maybe can discount during the period without ah tiong.

Yep, like what I was talking with my friends, those tiongs who kena kidnapped are those who respond to those high paying job ads.. To put it bluntly, they abit bodoh.

I think Bangkok is still safe as long as you practice common-tourist-sense like sticking to the crowded tourist areas like Asok or Sukhimvit, or dont anyhow respond to strangers approaching you on the streets. I just came back last week. The streets of Asok/Sukhumvit and the clubs im Ekkamai really alot less Tiongs, but still alot of Farangs, Japs/Koreans and Singaporeans/Malaysians

[motodiary]

Originally Posted by JacksonG3

Yep, like what I was talking with my friends, those tiongs who kena kidnapped are those who respond to those high paying job ads.. To put it bluntly, they abit bodoh.

I think Bangkok is still safe as long as you practice common-tourist-sense like sticking to the crowded tourist areas like Asok or Sukhimvit, or dont anyhow respond to strangers approaching you on the streets. I just came back last week. The streets of Asok/Sukhumvit and the clubs im Ekkamai really alot less Tiongs, but still alot of Farangs, Japs/Koreans and Singaporeans/Malaysians

no need to stick to tourist area. tourist areas should be avoided unless you are a newbie. there is nothing wrong and concerning about the safety situation in Thailand. but there is something wrong with these Ah Tiongs.

[jsmeets]

Originally Posted by motodiary

no need to stick to tourist area. tourist areas should be avoided unless you are a newbie. there is nothing wrong and concerning about the safety situation in Thailand. but there is something wrong with these Ah Tiongs.

Agree and if you really worried to an incall

[fallen11]

Originally Posted by JacksonG3

I know it sounds CB but I personally dont like to be mistaken for a PRC. Everytime i enter some nuru shop or restaurant in Bangkok and the staff starts saying "Ni Hao!" Or bring the Chinese menu to me, I will just say "English menu please, I am Singaporean, mai chai kun chin"

everytime i'm overseas
i will pretend i dont know chinese at all
china people come talk to me and often ask if i can understand chinese, i straight away shake my head and walk away quickly.
go to any shops, staff talk to me in chinese. i will reply in english and ask for english menu.