Hi Simon here, another basic video for you. New visitors to Thailand that are going into the certain areas. What is the difference between, you've heard the term short time and long time. So you're in a go-go bar, you're in a beer bar, you found a companion, a young lady, man, catoy lady boy, do you want to spend some time with? You asked them, what's the cost of the bar fine for that bar they'll tell you, then separate to the bar, you negotiate with that person for their companionship. Now you might want them for whatever reason it might be, just as a tour guide, as a friend, someone who interprets maybe their English or your language they understand, just need someone to go out and about with, it's fine. Maybe you want someone for, for example aerobics as I keep mentioning, talk to that person, if you have any special requirements, talk to them and ask, they'll say to you, short time, long time, short time generally means two or three hours companionship and long time is three hours and plus and that could be a week a month, talk to them and let them know your plans or what you actually want, the more you talk before paying a bar fine, the less chance of anything going wrong. Prices, again, you negotiate with that person, if there is no point in being given you a price is it because it's changed since I was in the scene. So there you go, short time, long time, two or three hours or three hours a more, a night, a day, a week, a month. That's the difference and that's all it is. I hope that's helped you with the basic questions, more to come, see you soon, bye for now.