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Originally Posted by Black Page
Nothing to disagree with this advice from Nono and all other points in the same post, as it is tailored to the recipient, that is someone with no experience on site.
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Yes,what I said was meant for bros with little or no experience in Batam.
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Originally Posted by Black Page
For others, who already know how to move around and know what is an Indo disco, after 1am there is the fabulous option of Newton and Pacific (Planet 3 is smaller). I often wait midnight before moving to hunt, after spending the whole day doing other things or working on my computer.
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Part of my whole idea of my plan C to go downstairs to Formosa after midnight came from the same idea of you going to Newton and Pacific discotheque (I did a bit of modification). It is just that since I am in Formosa hotel,why would I travel further whereby just directly downstairs gives me better convenient.
That's of course if my objectives were just for the girls and that i do not like partying thru the night.
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Originally Posted by Black Page
Hey what were you doing in MY ROOM???
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A few times in my last trip (March),i walked to your room trying to open your room door with my room key,hehehe...(yea,i am lucky not to be able to open your room door with my room key) I have said before some time ago that i could blindfolded myself and yet still be able to walk to "your" room. I guess I wasn't used to staying in other rooms afterall,hehehe... (already becoming a habit to walk to your room)
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Originally Posted by Black Page
In this case, the problem is that not many tourists really know where and how to walk to Pasar Induk. That explains the lower price for better quality: simply market law.
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Lazy and yet least informed person will change their currency in Singapore before coming over to Batam.
Lazy but yet well-informed person will change their currency after they reach Batam ferry terminal.
The more intelligent person will change their currency around Batam building blocks where there are at a few money changer shops competing with one another.
The regular Batam goer will nest around their hotel area (or where they often stay) where they regularly stay for the best-rated money changer shop/s.
The least intelligent will be the one who ask where in Batam has the best rate,yet be staying far from it and later either walk a long way or take a taxi/ojek just to change their currency. A 'penis-wise' but a pound stupid.
Something i observed.
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AHEM, OUR AIR TICKETS to phnom penh is alreay $200-$300+, STtill
haven't include hotel + food & drinks yet... sigh, at least 1k+ per trip.
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I didn't know air ticket to Cambodia is so costly.
