Good Morning Viet Nam
 

Two weeks in Viet Nam. What a place. Cheapest country I have been to in years. Saw the Hanoi Hilton, the American War crimes museum, had a bunch of tailor made clothes....jeans, suits, shirts, pants amazing quality for about 250 bucks. You can still get beer for a dime and the food is amazing and a big night out might cost ten bucks.
In Cambodia at the moment bathing in the afterglow of a four hands massage....two girls...for ten bucks. Gonna go back today in preparation for a huge drunk in Angkor Wat tonight with a bunch of people. Off to Bangkok tomorrow and the Deja Vu bar on soi cowboy....google it....Its fucking hot (36 -38 C) so gonna hit some beaches in Thailand then head for Japan. Great trip if anyone is interested, I can help.

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oh yeah, and if you wanna travel like some previous posters on this board, there are lots of big busses full of old folks staying in sterile expensive hotels...you won't see shit, but you will get lots of photo ops as we have seen in the past.

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How's the language barrier? You know, us stupid Americans dont like to learn foreign languages, everyone should speak english.

I'm guessing it's ok if travel geezer style on the bus, but how is it if you're free balling?

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Its easy. English gets you mostplaces. Sometimes itis abit of a problem, but not much.
In Bangkok, everyonespeaks a little e nglish

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He says we only need one night in Bangkok.

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Yeah, one night in Bangkok makes a hard man humble. Here is where I was last night....Check out the glass floor and the "happy Hour" bar fine is 20 bucks. American "Gentleman's C;lubs" are pathetic compared to Soi Cowboy bars
http://www.dejavubar.com/

One night in Bangkok and the tough guys tumble
I can feel the devil walking next to me

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The cure looks to be there and plentiful