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There’s a weird psychological magic trick some people pull off — they hurt you, and somehow walk away angry at you for it . It’s like they borrowed your car, crashed it into a tree, and then complained your bumper was “too sensitive.” I’ve seen this up close. In comedy, business, and life. Actually, recently I’ve even tried to work again with a couple of people who already screwed me once — thinking maybe we could start fresh. The irony is, I actually understand why they’re a

I’m only writing this blog because the internet told me it would help with SEO. That’s it. No deep desire to overshare. No dream of becoming Bangkok’s next comedy thought-leader. Just cold, calculated keyword placement . Now, I’m not that good at business — clearly, because if blogging was this important ( and easy )( and free ) for visibility, I probably should’ve done it back when the club on Khaosan was actually open. Might’ve helped. Who knew? I was never good at marketin

It’s funny how the people who are most obsessed with controlling others are the ones who can’t even control themselves. They bark orders, micromanage, manipulate, demand loyalty — but they can’t stop lying, can’t stop drinking, can’t stop cheating. That’s the paradox: if you really have self-control, you don’t feel the need to control anyone else... and, you probably wouldn't be reading this right now. Self-Control vs. Control Self-control is internal. It’s the ability to sit

Back home, stand-up is brutal, competitive, and soul-crushing. But at least you know the rules. In Bangkok, the rules are made up, the...