One Love Pub Crawl

[Accompong]

How's it work? Thinking of doing it this year, and maybe seeing some spots on the West End that I am not all that familiar with. Does it make the same stops every day? What time does it start? How long does it last? Who to I contact about it?

This was the original post that started this thread. From there it went to denigrate the West Side establishments, Lenbert personally and his business in general.

Businesses come and go in Jamaica and it doesn't take much to ruin a good thing. Either by liking them TOO much or "smack talking" about them.

[danthemanpurdue]

I've been following this thread (actually EVERY thread) for the past 2 months since I will be there in a week!! I went from definitely wanting to do the Pub Crawl to maybe to I guess not and now I'm back to "what the hell". I've only been to Negril once (10 years ago) and I want my new bride to love it as much as I do so we can come back often. We are both fairly "quiet" people and I thought this would be a good way to get out of our comfort zone and meet some new people and see some places we probably won't see if we don't go on the crawl. I've worked in the "service" industry all my life so the whole tipping thing is irrelevant to me and I'm not wealthy by any means but $4 for a beer overlooking the ocean doesn't sound like the worst thing to a guy from the mid west. I also don't want to start a new chapter of my life on an accident waiting to happen Help me out here please.

[Accompong]

I've been following this thread (actually EVERY thread) for the past 2 months since I will be there in a week!! I went from definitely wanting to do the Pub Crawl to maybe to I guess not and now I'm back to "what the hell". I've only been to Negril once (10 years ago) and I want my new bride to love it as much as I do so we can come back often. We are both fairly "quiet" people and I thought this would be a good way to get out of our comfort zone and meet some new people and see some places we probably won't see if we don't go on the crawl. I've worked in the "service" industry all my life so the whole tipping thing is irrelevant to me and I'm not wealthy by any means but $4 for a beer overlooking the ocean doesn't sound like the worst thing to a guy from the mid west. I also don't want to start a new chapter of my life on an accident waiting to happen Help me out here please.

Dan,

I thought this would be a good way to get out of our comfort zone and meet some new people and see some places we probably won't see if we don't go on the crawl.

You gave the best reason to do this. Everyone has an opinion. I did it once and enjoyed it a whole lot. Personally, I don't really like hanging with tourists as I live in Jamaica but I met a nice group of people, learned of a few places that I haven't been before and also reinforced some opinions why I didn't like some places but all was good.

Do something once and they call you a "newbie", do it twice and you get promoted to "expert". Three or more times you need to see a psychiatrist!

Lenbert runs a good business and he takes care of his passengers. Overloaded? sometimes. But, after all, this is Jamaica and if you don't want an adventure stay at home and watch the Travel Channel.

Just my personal opinion.

[danthemanpurdue]

Thanks