Amex trouble

[phaz0rz]

Have you ever been to Russia? Hotel rooms are super cheap there

[rsot]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Which country do you recommend?


I'd be scared to eat in some countries but Vietnam seems pretty safe. Same with most of S. America.

South America is very pleasant these days and getting more and more moden by the minute - can live very well in some of the countries

[Enid Nathaniei]

I’d definitely keep contacting Amex and document every suspicious notification.

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Have you ever been to Russia? Hotel rooms are super cheap there

But you cant eat hotel room??
I dont know about eating in Vietnam,but I dont like shopping in Vietnames grocery store,beef is not common among Vietnamese ,I have seen 2 thin strips of beef treated with baking soda in the freezer.
Also some supermarkets (latino and Asian) shut off A/C at night and in the morning you see the floor is wet and the veggies limpy.
My advice if you travel in less developed country is to bring some Bactrim,GINGER ROOT,GARLIC cloves and do not drink their water.
A tourist was out in the desert with his guide and was bitten by a snake,the guide just chewed some garlic cloves and slapped it on his wound,it helps until they get back to the city.
The best place to buy beef is in an American supermarket,rice and spice in Middle Eastern market ,they have a large variety of Basmati rice from India,Pakistan,there is a Peacock brand where the rice is grown at the foot of the Himalaya with melt ice from the mountain.
Back to BTU,stir fry at high BTU kill all germs,bacteria and parasites,you know pork has to be cooked well,also lamb.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

But you cant eat hotel room??

Typo? Or Amex correction?

[phaz0rz]

Speaking of dining abroad..
It's really hard to find a good hamburger in India.
I think for them it is a closely guarded secret or something.
Where the good burger joints are in their country, I mean.
Believe it or not, some people there even get mad at you if you ask them where to find a good burger.
I know beef is expensive.
But I don't understand why anyone would get defensive about who has the best burger in town.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Speaking of dining abroad..
It's really hard to find a good hamburger in India.
I think for them it is a closely guarded secret or something.
Where the good burger joints are in their country, I mean.
Believe it or not, some people there even get mad at you if you ask them where to find a good burger.
I know beef is expensive.
But I don't understand why anyone would get defensive about who has the best burger in town.

India is generally a Hindu background country...cows are revered so any mention of beef might bother many. Milk is drank but slaughter of cows for beef is generally frowned upon...

[phaz0rz]

lol yeah, I know. I was just playing around with agent's writing style.

[SaiJin]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Have you ever been to Russia? Hotel rooms are super cheap there

they prolly have a video of you changing too..... =D

[rsot]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

lol yeah, I know. I was just playing around with agent's writing style.

I was slow to notice that - well done sir

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

lol yeah, I know. I was just playing around with agent's writing style.

I would not eat American food in foreign countries,pizza or burger or fried chicken.
In Cuba,they make pizza without cheese,because they dont have any.