Advice from an expat needed
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Advice from an expat needed
Hello All,
I am planning on comeing to PP and SR next year and was hoping for some advice.
1. I'm not the mongering type but may partake. Is it as dangerous STD wise as it sounds? If money was no object, is there anything or anywhere safer than anywhere else?
2. IS anyone familiar with any services where you can dine with a local family?
Any other advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I am planning on comeing to PP and SR next year and was hoping for some advice.
1. I'm not the mongering type but may partake. Is it as dangerous STD wise as it sounds? If money was no object, is there anything or anywhere safer than anywhere else?
2. IS anyone familiar with any services where you can dine with a local family?
Any other advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Perfectly safe. Banging hookers in third world countries is probably about as risky as secondhand vaping. [Of course it's dangerous. Wear a condom.]hft_trader wrote: 1. I'm not the mongering type but may partake. Is it as dangerous STD wise as it sounds?
I see a '2 birds with 1 stone' opportunity here. Ask the slapper to go eat with her family.hft_trader wrote:
2. IS anyone familiar with any services where you can dine with a local family?
But no, I've never heard of that service. I'm sure there's some tourism agents in Siem Reap who would be glad to take your $40 and throw you on an 'authentic' food tour at a local's house.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
My wife will happily present you some cooked papaya with steamed rice, she might even throw in some free prahoc. Won't get more local than that. I will not get involved in the price negotiations though.hft_trader wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 1:17 am
2. IS anyone familiar with any services where you can dine with a local family?
Any other advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
There is an app called ResiRest that you can do exactly this. I haven't used it but know a couple of people who have and they enjoyed it.hft_trader wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 1:17 am
2. IS anyone familiar with any services where you can dine with a local family?
Only seems to be in Siem Reap for now.
Or you could just ask someone when you get here
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Sounds like a semi-normal Guy, at the very least!
Likes women, health-conscious, knows the best value for food, and doesn't mind "tropical conditions." Haha.
You'll go a long way with that recipe here.
Likes women, health-conscious, knows the best value for food, and doesn't mind "tropical conditions." Haha.
You'll go a long way with that recipe here.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Thanks everyone for the input. When i posted, I had been reading the forum for about an hour and was convinced that some meth addicted prostitute with aids was going to throw acid in my face, accuse me of rape, and steal my phone. I was not in the right frame of mind.
At any rate, I really want to come enjoy the culture and hopefuly contribute to the local economy.
I apprecaite your help.
At any rate, I really want to come enjoy the culture and hopefuly contribute to the local economy.
I apprecaite your help.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Not sure if he and his family are still offering hospitality, but if you're looking to get away from the city and experience real Cambodia, message Taabarang.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Can he bring along his STD-ridden, battle-scarred, meth-addled chick that he picked up off the streets though? Or would that be somewhat of a faux-pas?StroppyChops wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 10:36 pm Not sure if he and his family are still offering hospitality, but if you're looking to get away from the city and experience real Cambodia, message Taabarang.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
Something he'd have to check with Taa I suppose, but I can't imagine Taa would want that sort of behaviour around the family.John Bingham wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 10:48 pmCan he bring along his STD-ridden, battle-scarred, meth-addled chick that he picked up off the streets though? Or would that be somewhat of a faux-pas?StroppyChops wrote: ↑Tue Jun 26, 2018 10:36 pm Not sure if he and his family are still offering hospitality, but if you're looking to get away from the city and experience real Cambodia, message Taabarang.
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Re: Advice from an expat needed
LOL. Thanks everyone for the quick replies, the sarcasm is appreciated as well.
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