Hard love in Pattaya; tourist beaten by transvestites for not paying up after service rendered

 

IT IS good ethics to always pay up after services are rendered or when products are bought off the shelves. Anything less would amount to theft.

But does this apply to shady transactions that involve drugs, contraband or even prostitution services?

After all, the providers of such services and products could not simply file a lawsuit and demand for money if things go south.

It really depends on whether the provider of said service or product is able to independently enforce a fair trade without intervention from the authorities.

This statement is best portrayed by three very angry transvestites who went viral in a video for educating a tourist on the importance of paying up when service is rendered

The video can also be found at: https://x.com/SurajKrBauddh/status/2007484377916469328

In the 1 minute 23 seconds video, the transvestites could be seen negotiating with him, likely in an attempt to get some money from the miser. But the man declined, instead, retreating into a taxi.

He also conveniently forgot that transvestites, although they are women in appearance, are still biologically men. More importantly, they can throw a fist or stomp on someone as forcefully as any decent man, which is exactly what the miser was about to experience. 

And when we think about it, transvestites could do a better job at stomping too since they may be wearing a pair of very sharp heels.

“Looks like he wanted a full body massage and he got that for free. Unique experience,” said netizen @swapnakpanda who saw the video, while @Kapur2Sandy echoed the adage, no money, no honey.

Then there was @AmritHallan coming up with a theory on why the man refused to pay up. A cheeky @kennedypj added, “Services rendered or services misrepresented? IDK, just asking.”

On our part, we like to think the man has received a free Thai massage by the trio of lady boys. This is definitely not on the itinerary for the poor tourist.

Perhaps this incident will make him rethink his actions and he will instead opt for a spiritual trip to the Himalayas next. —  Focus Malaysia