Have you ever traveled to Thailand? Have you ever fallen into some "pits" that make people have a headache? Those who have experienced it are not very unhappy in their hearts, maybe you have had a similar experience! How did the "pits" appear, and how should we prevent them?
Take the self-paid program of the tour group as an example, it is also infuriating. As soon as you get off the plane, the tour guide will be energetic, for fear that you will not have enough money to spend, so he will sell you this and that, and push you into the self-funded project.
These self-funded projects are simply life-threatening, and the price is not expensive, which makes you stunned, and you have to think about getting by and scraping together money.
Some people must be reluctant at first, but they are embarrassed to refuse, if you say that this self-funded project is not interesting, the tour guide will ask you with a surprised face: "How is it possible, this is the most wonderful project in our group!"
Not to mention buying things, it's really killing people without blinking. Along the way, you accidentally enter a small shop, and you were going to go shopping, but you were fooled into buying a bunch of things by the store owner if you were not careful. When I first asked the price, I was shocked, and it was so high that it couldn't be done! Although the store said that it was a set of sets and gave you a lot of reasons, they all felt that the wallet was theirs.
"This is the latest model, this is a Thai specialty, I will definitely be able to show off when I buy it!" Thinking that something was wrong, he stubbornly said: "Okay, is it okay to be cheaper?" As a result, guess what, they came again: "This is the cheap price, why don't you buy more, and I will give you a discount?" Alas, this sentence is like giving them a flaw, and you are so fooled.
Also, those so-called souvenirs are just cheats. It is said to be a Thai specialty, but in fact, when you ask the price, it is simply sky-high. You think you've bought a treasure, but when you take it back and check it, it's all fakes. Fake latex and fake gems are simply infuriating!
I still remember that time in the night market in Bangkok, which was full of dazzling goods, it was lively, but there were also countless hidden "pits". I wanted to buy a souvenir, but I was confused by those sellers.
I saw a small hand-knitted bag and thought it was cute, so I asked for the price. As a result, the seller quoted a sky-high price with a smile on his face! I was so frightened that I thought that this was obviously blackmail! But I was too embarrassed to walk away, after all, I still wanted to make a good impression.
So I bargained, but I was defeated by the other party's sentence "This is woven by my own hands, quality assurance!", and finally I could only grit my teeth and buy it.
Thinking about these encounters, I couldn't help but sneer at the "enthusiasm" of the tour guide. They keep saying that self-funded projects are for our own good, but in fact they are just doing it for their own interests.
There are also the owners of those small shops, who smile all day long, but they are actually profiteers behind their backs. They will do whatever it takes to fool you and squeeze your wallet clean. Alas, it hurts to think about it.
But no matter how deep these pits are, we can't be intimidated by them forever. Learn to recognize these routines and travel with a vigilant heart to better enjoy the fun of the journey. Maybe next time, we will be able to face all kinds of challenges more calmly, and say with a smile: "Pit, who is afraid of whom!"
Everyone is welcome to leave your comments, let's discuss the interesting facts and "pitfalls" in the trip, share experiences with each other, and take precautions!