Comments by "Thump Er the Sweaty Fat Guy" (@SweatyFatGuy) on "The Dangers Of Meeting Women OVERSEAS | Passport Bros" video.

  1. The low value guys need money to get women, they are like that all over the world, not just the US. I've been around the world quite a bit in the US military, you can tell which ones want money from you. I usually had no money first because of low rank, then because my divorce took nearly all of it. Those low value guys are not going to change, they will always be around, just don't be one of them.
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  2.  @genericdeveloper3966  yep the ones in juicy bars are there to make money off guys, we had them in Korea right out the front gate of the base. I hooked up with the Russian ones, they were not going to do anything like this because they were run by the banditi... You do not mess with the cash flow of those guys. I got to know some of the guys, learning Russian from them and the ladies, and the only time you can relax is when you're the cash cow outside a military base. The stories they told me of things in other countries... man.
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  3. We military types will often have a way about us that makes us appear to NOT be an easy mark. The haircut and the way we walk say a lot about us, gives us away too. I was able to blend in exceptionally well in Germany, my ancestry is there and I look exactly like Germans do, well the barrel chested farmer/machinist types. I stood out a bit in Korea.. no idea why. When I was engaged to a woman who lived in Dubai in 90-92, they said I looked Syrian, because they have lighter hair and often blue eyes, otherwise I stand out everywhere other than central/northern Europe.. for more than my width, which makes me obvious anywhere I go. I've never been mugged, only had my car broken into in Charleston SC, its obvious when you have training and muscle that you are not worth the risk. The soft or loud and boisterous types in the military are the ones who get rolled. The car thing in Charleston was kids, they broke the window to take a water damaged stereo when the door was unlocked. He left a screwdriver that was worth more than the stereo, and never touched the $25k worth of tools in my road box in the back of my pickup. The funny thing is my 1970 GTO sat unlocked the entire time I was stationed there, the stock radio was in the dash, a Kenwood under the seat, and it looked ratty. Rattle can paint, cheap wheels, no carpet, cracked dash, and special instructions just to start it. Looking unassuming is a quality defense, it goes along with "look unimportant, they may be low on ammo"
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