Firstly, you drew the incorrect inference from my post of one year ago regarding the 141 walk-up in Tsuen Wan that sits directly across the street from a methadone clinic, with an army of some of dirtiest intravenous drug abusers one has ever seen, all hanging out front. It wasn't that the working girls working near the clinic were themselves somehow drug users, but rather, that a disproportionate amount of their clients probably (obviously) are intravenous drug users, therefore the girls are inherently more risky by the nature of their risky clientele, than other 141 locations, so, if you care about minimizing risk where you can (and you obviously don't care, that's fine), then warning to the wise.
Is english not your first language twiceaweek? That is a legitimate question because you have a pattern of making outlandish claims that are obviously untrue if not for a little careful reading.
starting off with your assumption that old Macau mongers yearns for the old days - please tell us what exactly are they yearning for ?
As to your single question: I don't know what the old Macau punting veterans yearn for in the 'Old Macau', only that they do yearn for the 'Old Macau.' I'll direct you only to the scattered anecdotal comments on this forum expressing that very sentiment. In fact, one such veteran replied in this post, matsumoto, why don't you ask him? |
