Foolish

It's still available during my last trip. They saved me while I was trapped in the suvarnabhumi chaos last month haha

Now I usually book 56 surawong cos the rooms are decent in size and if you book their comfy room, it's really not that bad. The only thing I didn't like was that they don't provide tissues... I have to make sure I have my own supply when I have "friends" over 🤭

I would love to run my hands over his abs 🤤

I would love to run my hands over his abs 🤤

I can only say the Thai government is being altruistic. They are helping to promote travel to surrounding countries like Vietnam and Cambodia at the expense of their own travel industry 😅

This is the reason why I never opened a bottle before in any of the bars, I don't wanna guess what might be inside. I rather stick to my coke or singha 😅

If you stay at 56 surawong, they have an offer now. Breakfast at Ruenton in Montien Hotel for 400bt. Quite a good deal if you are into breakfast.

If you stay at 56 surawong, they have an offer now. Breakfast at Ruenton in Montien Hotel for 400bt. Quite a good deal if you are into breakfast.

This is the reason why I never opened a bottle before in any of the bars, I don't wanna guess what might be inside. I rather stick to my coke or singha 😅

I can only say the Thai government is being altruistic. They are helping to promote travel to surrounding countries like Vietnam and Cambodia at the expense of their own travel industry 😅

This is the reason why I never opened a bottle before in any of the bars, I don't wanna guess what might be inside. I rather stick to my coke or singha 😅

If you stay at 56 surawong, they have an offer now. Breakfast at Ruenton in Montien Hotel for 400bt. Quite a good deal if you are into breakfast.

This is the reason why I never opened a bottle before in any of the bars, I don't wanna guess what might be inside. I rather stick to my coke or singha 😅

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

Hello, I'm alive and well haha. Had a busy last couple of days cos I was stalking my fave thai actor/singer 🤭
But i did not waste my time just doing that of cos!
On Monday, I visited Pribta clinic for my half yearly test then I had a very nice massage with a very proactive guy that left me all relaxed and exhausted. I really needed that after the traumatic flight haha. My first stop of the night was at Dream boy. Was surprised to see that one of the ex-masseur at S'sense is now working there. But I was tired so I left without bringing anyone out.
On Tuesday, I went early to stake out a good spot to stalk my idol. But at night, I was at Freshboys. They had a good crowd. I don't see many new faces but left with a Vietnam boy who kept smiling at me.
Wednesday was another day of stalking as I went early to his birthday fan meet. Had a very good spot to see him up close, that was a highlight haha. With a very good mood, I went to Jupiter. Surprisingly, the venue was only half filled. The show and the boys were the same and I got bored. So i went to good boy, which had a good crowd. Alot of the cuter guys were picked, but i left the place with a cute guy from Myanmar 🤭
Based on the crowd i seen so far (mostly from china I believe), I can't believe it's the lull season. Although the Myanmar boy did say that their business is slow and they are relying on regulars... But with the golden week in China, I expect more will be coming here so the boys should be getting more business :)

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

My flight was scheduled to leave Changi at 1225. But the departure was pushed back 4 times to 1730 and the plane eventually took off at 1900.
Landed at 2000. The egate was a breeze and I was at the carousel under 5 minutes. Was surprised to see about 3 flights listed on the same belt. As the night progresses, at least another 4 or 5 flights were shown on the same belt.
Giving credence to the reports that other airlines were prioritised over Thai, we saw flights from China getting their luggage ahead of us. Throughout this time, no announcements, signs or staffs were stationed to advise passengers on what to do next.
I waited for around 2 hours before deciding to head to the baggage service to see what they can do. But the queue was extremely long and I had to give up. I finally saw a staff member going around with a qr code to get passengers to scan and fill a baggage delivery report. When i asked her if this means, we can leave the airport and will get our luggage by delivery, she said she don't know...i tried filling up the report but there wasn't any acknowledgement email or a tracking number. Therefore I decided to wait a bit more...
Around 0000, I finally can't wait any longer so I decided to join the q at the baggage service with several other passengers on the same flight. In the queue, we managed to speak to one staff who was walking around helping customers and only got an update that the luggage is still being delayed. When i asked about the form I filled up earlier, she say she wasn't briefed about it and didn't know what would happen...so we decided to continue to q.
Around 0100, someone finally came distributing some water. At this time we had gone 5 hours with no water or any refreshments since there weren't even any vending machines...
Around 0245, right when we were at the end of the q, someone from the same flight came to tell us that our luggage were finally coming out. I got mine around 0300.
Tried to get a Grab or Bolt but there weren't any drivers accepting. Joined the taxi queue but it was packed too. After an hour, I finally managed to get a ride on Bolt and reached my hotel around 0440 exhausted...
Throughout the whole adventure, Thai Airways and the Airport did not provide any updates or provided conflicting information which weren't better than no information...the airport had insufficient seats for all the passengers and many had to sit on the floor or trolleys. No refreshments were distributed until many hours later. Frankly the firing of Thai's CEO is justified for his failure in crisis management. I would also fire the CEO of the airport too...

Hello, I'm alive and well haha. Had a busy last couple of days cos I was stalking my fave thai actor/singer 🤭
But i did not waste my time just doing that of cos!
On Monday, I visited Pribta clinic for my half yearly test then I had a very nice massage with a very proactive guy that left me all relaxed and exhausted. I really needed that after the traumatic flight haha. My first stop of the night was at Dream boy. Was surprised to see that one of the ex-masseur at S'sense is now working there. But I was tired so I left without bringing anyone out.
On Tuesday, I went early to stake out a good spot to stalk my idol. But at night, I was at Freshboys. They had a good crowd. I don't see many new faces but left with a Vietnam boy who kept smiling at me.
Wednesday was another day of stalking as I went early to his birthday fan meet. Had a very good spot to see him up close, that was a highlight haha. With a very good mood, I went to Jupiter. Surprisingly, the venue was only half filled. The show and the boys were the same and I got bored. So i went to good boy, which had a good crowd. Alot of the cuter guys were picked, but i left the place with a cute guy from Myanmar 🤭
Based on the crowd i seen so far (mostly from china I believe), I can't believe it's the lull season. Although the Myanmar boy did say that their business is slow and they are relying on regulars... But with the golden week in China, I expect more will be coming here so the boys should be getting more business :)

Hello, I'm alive and well haha. Had a busy last couple of days cos I was stalking my fave thai actor/singer 🤭
But i did not waste my time just doing that of cos!
On Monday, I visited Pribta clinic for my half yearly test then I had a very nice massage with a very proactive guy that left me all relaxed and exhausted. I really needed that after the traumatic flight haha. My first stop of the night was at Dream boy. Was surprised to see that one of the ex-masseur at S'sense is now working there. But I was tired so I left without bringing anyone out.
On Tuesday, I went early to stake out a good spot to stalk my idol. But at night, I was at Freshboys. They had a good crowd. I don't see many new faces but left with a Vietnam boy who kept smiling at me.
Wednesday was another day of stalking as I went early to his birthday fan meet. Had a very good spot to see him up close, that was a highlight haha. With a very good mood, I went to Jupiter. Surprisingly, the venue was only half filled. The show and the boys were the same and I got bored. So i went to good boy, which had a good crowd. Alot of the cuter guys were picked, but i left the place with a cute guy from Myanmar 🤭
Based on the crowd i seen so far (mostly from china I believe), I can't believe it's the lull season. Although the Myanmar boy did say that their business is slow and they are relying on regulars... But with the golden week in China, I expect more will be coming here so the boys should be getting more business :)

Hello, I'm alive and well haha. Had a busy last couple of days cos I was stalking my fave thai actor/singer 🤭
But i did not waste my time just doing that of cos!
On Monday, I visited Pribta clinic for my half yearly test then I had a very nice massage with a very proactive guy that left me all relaxed and exhausted. I really needed that after the traumatic flight haha. My first stop of the night was at Dream boy. Was surprised to see that one of the ex-masseur at S'sense is now working there. But I was tired so I left without bringing anyone out.
On Tuesday, I went early to stake out a good spot to stalk my idol. But at night, I was at Freshboys. They had a good crowd. I don't see many new faces but left with a Vietnam boy who kept smiling at me.
Wednesday was another day of stalking as I went early to his birthday fan meet. Had a very good spot to see him up close, that was a highlight haha. With a very good mood, I went to Jupiter. Surprisingly, the venue was only half filled. The show and the boys were the same and I got bored. So i went to good boy, which had a good crowd. Alot of the cuter guys were picked, but i left the place with a cute guy from Myanmar 🤭
Based on the crowd i seen so far (mostly from china I believe), I can't believe it's the lull season. Although the Myanmar boy did say that their business is slow and they are relying on regulars... But with the golden week in China, I expect more will be coming here so the boys should be getting more business :)

Can he introduce Pro Magnum to work at Dream Boys too, he was my go to at S'sense haha but then he disappeared. Thanks to this tip off, I just found him on Klover's website too 😝