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Thread: Why do Jamaicans think Americans always need something?

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    I personally could not stand the constant barrage of higglers either. So I hopped in a route taxi and went back to the West End. The West End still has some higglers, but they would leave you alone after a polite "no thanks". I did however meet some interesting folks down on the beach, it was just the several folks that wouldn't take no for an answer. I also had an issue with a guy selling juice who tried to short me on my change. The guard at the resort called him out on it and he gave me back the correct change.
    My next trip I'm going to give the beach another shot as I thoroughly enjoy bar hopping.


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    I was thinking of ways to avoid the sales pitch on the beach sans staying at a AI. I'll start it off with one of my favorites; you chill hassle free as long as you want at Herbies right place for the right people, no body going to bother you there. Anyone else have a "comfy "safe" zone on the beach?
    Last edited by David Bailey; 08-29-2011 at 06:22 PM.

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    Re: Why do Jamaicans think Americans always need something?

    Quote Originally Posted by booger View Post
    I personally could not stand the constant barrage of higglers either. So I hopped in a route taxi and went back to the West End. The West End still has some higglers, but they would leave you alone after a polite "no thanks". I did however meet some interesting folks down on the beach, it was just the several folks that wouldn't take no for an answer. I also had an issue with a guy selling juice who tried to short me on my change. The guard at the resort called him out on it and he gave me back the correct change.
    My next trip I'm going to give the beach another shot as I thoroughly enjoy bar hopping.
    One of the worst approaches and darn near knock down drag out fight I ever had in Negril happened on West End at 3 Dives. To each his own, also had a bad experience at Mi Yard.

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