I am impressed someone would actually follow a tout.
I could maybe understand it happening if they are already drunk af
RespublicaCuriae on
>In Japan, street touts known as kyakuhiki (from the word “customer” [“kyaku”] and “pull” [“hiku”] ) can often be found in entertainment districts, where they attempt to guide customers into bars, restaurants and clubs.
This sounds more like „hey, you must become our establishment’s customer, whether you like it or not, with the power of our kind words“.
Swimming-Reading-652 on
Doesn’t this happen all the time? Happens to me every time I go there:
Raecino on
Just tell the touts to fuck off and keep walking, it’s not that hard
eAthena on
ah darn roped into the soap land AGAIN
Corpshark on
A huge middle-aged Nigerian gentleman approaching me with “Don’t be afraid, I love you” …. nothing good has ever started with “Don’t be afraid.”
JayUrbanDET on
these people are a menace
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I am impressed someone would actually follow a tout.
I could maybe understand it happening if they are already drunk af
>In Japan, street touts known as kyakuhiki (from the word “customer” [“kyaku”] and “pull” [“hiku”] ) can often be found in entertainment districts, where they attempt to guide customers into bars, restaurants and clubs.
This sounds more like „hey, you must become our establishment’s customer, whether you like it or not, with the power of our kind words“.
Doesn’t this happen all the time? Happens to me every time I go there:
Just tell the touts to fuck off and keep walking, it’s not that hard
ah darn roped into the soap land AGAIN
A huge middle-aged Nigerian gentleman approaching me with “Don’t be afraid, I love you” …. nothing good has ever started with “Don’t be afraid.”
these people are a menace