However, it is good to consider the other side of the coin.Not all guide books or expat blogs talk about the things that some may find unacceptable about living here.And the reason for that is one of my most-asked questions. The simple answer is that no one ever wants to return to a place where they felt they were treated poorly.People email me several times a week asking why, in this post about myself, I single Vietnam out as being my least favorite country. When I was in Vietnam, I was constantly hassled, overcharged, ripped off, and treated badly by the locals.First, consider the case of a 30-something married couple with a 10 year old son. We met them a couple of years ago at a gringo party and since we had something in common, we both had children about the same age, we invited them to our house for a meal.During the meal we discovered that Jill was apparently a germaphobe.Now before anyone gets offended and tells me to and that my family and I love living here, so please don’t accuse me of bashing Ecuador with this article.

I lived dormant, playing off my high exotic value and dating the Pinay girls of my choosing.

During this period of less than 2 weeks, I slept with 19 new Pinay girls.

None of these were girls that I already hooked up with.

One of the worst experiences came while in the Mekong Delta. I was thirsty, so I went to get a common drink in Vietnam — water, lemon, and some powdery, sugary substance in a plastic bag.

The woman making this concoction looked at me, laughed at her friends, and then started laughing at me while clearly not putting in all the ingredients into this drink.