Sorry to hear about the phone bill experience.
The advent of mobile phones must have really kicked all hotels hard in the balls - because they used to make a mint out of phone calls.
Maybe someone will post about telephone charges at the Tarntawan and if they've gone up or down and if so, by what percentage.
A table of charges and a list of specimen calls would be especially helpful.
We can only hope.
joe552 (December 8th, 2017)
The muscle guy is called Beam
I think you are confusing the Oscars bit... he first had Castro in the premises that was originally Amor and is now Cupidol
Around the time that Castro swapped over to the old Copa/Throb/Cockpit premises, he left and setup New Cafe Royale showbar
Buffalo me die! Send Money!
Now you're just being naughty, SG.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
scottish-guy (December 8th, 2017)
Yes sorry Colmx, you are absolutely right, it got to the stage of being hard to keep up with all the changes for a while there!Originally Posted by colmx
So, HAS he now closed up shop and moved to open a bar in Jomtien perhaps or is he still in boys town perhaps ( or gone altogether even maybe as everything always seemed very fluid with him) ?
Well I have to take my hat off to you guys for remembering guys' names from years ago. When I wake up with a boy in the bed, I really struggle to remember his name.
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
Aux1010 (December 8th, 2017)
Beam has closed Cafe Royale (not sure if it is permanent) at Boyztown and opened the M2M show bar at Jomtiem Complex. He was at the M2M bar last night, greeting and chatting with customers.
Most Thai boys have a monosyllabic nickname. I think I fucked the entire alphabet over the course of a couple of months - A, B ... J ... T and so on
So is that M&M bar "his" bar then, i.e he's the owner, or maybe just perhaps manager - or just "working there" I wonder ??
Edit - I just read your other post elsewhere re a farang welcoming people on opening night so I guess that would imply "owner on paper" / manager perhaps.
Would that be the English alphabet or the Thai alphabet?
No, it's true. They don't seem to have a legal middle name here, but they do all get a nickname upon birth.
It doesn't say "loe" or "Kim" or "Earn" or "nun" or "oat", or whatever on their birth certificate or driver's license, but that's how they're known by everyone. At the same time, they don't seem to ever have a middle name, like we do in the West.
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