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**Chooriwrocaey** · 09-21-2012, 08:27 PM

Quote[/b] ]luxery is for losers

I could not agree more. I used to stay in a suite in Pattaya, now I prefer to stay with my wife's relatives in Sahatsakhan. There is no air conditioning, no running water in the shower, there is a asian-style "squat" toilet, and all the food is prepared daily by loving hands. I sleep on the best bed in the house, which is a plywood platform with a 6" foam mattress.

The physical sensations, the smells, the closeness with the family, the trips to the local market (big market only open twice per month), and the slow pace really make the trip a more "Thai" experience.

I do not understand why farang want to stay in luxury hotels, eat food farang, play golf, and do everything else they can do in their home country. Why bother going to Thailand? Maybe they go for the nightlife, then go back home and talk bad about Thai women???

09-21-2012, 08:27 PM	#24
Chooriwrocaey Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 463 Senior Member	Quote[/b] ]luxery is for losers I could not agree more. I used to stay in a suite in Pattaya, now I prefer to stay with my wife's relatives in Sahatsakhan. There is no air conditioning, no running water in the shower, there is a asian-style "squat" toilet, and all the food is prepared daily by loving hands. I sleep on the best bed in the house, which is a plywood platform with a 6" foam mattress. The physical sensations, the smells, the closeness with the family, the trips to the local market (big market only open twice per month), and the slow pace really make the trip a more "Thai" experience. I do not understand why farang want to stay in luxury hotels, eat food farang, play golf, and do everything else they can do in their home country. Why bother going to Thailand? Maybe they go for the nightlife, then go back home and talk bad about Thai women???
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