@Christopher *********

and you are a knob for posting what I should or should not do.

I don't reward bad behavior, when you do, it just increases.

Or should I say, thanks Bradley.

@Todd *********

And yet, you bring up US politics. Who is the biggest idiot? Hmmmm.

You’re not in your home country so leave it there.

@Brown *******

Look at their profile. They asked if they needed a visa for 9 weeks at the beach. Never visited the embassy website for their home country; they didn’t mention their country. It was way too vague.

Then they ghosted the thread.

@Manfred *********

I like guessing countries when no info is provided. If it’s a particularly vague or cringeworthy, I assume it’s being asked by someone from my home country.

I’m 90% correct.

I have learned to be very clear in asking questions because of groups like this.

When I am clear, have tried finding info elsewhere, I’ll use the search feature here, and if I need clarification, I will ask.

Studies have shown that doing a bit of research on your own helps retain information.

@Greta ****

Not my experience, but I have no doubt it can be like that.

@Christopher *********

Stupid questions deserve derision.

@Ian ****

Or invest in a paper travel book, Lonely Planet or Moon still provide good Asia centric books. Tons of valuable information.

@Galenus *****

Some people ask the same questions year after year.

@Jon *******

You’re doing the same thing you’re complaining about.

The irony!

@Matthew *********

At least be funny, Matthew.