Graham is a good guy, went to the hunny lounge a few times and joined some of his parties. He is kind, friendly and just an overall solid dude. Wish this episode was longer
@KieranWxm Thank you for your comment. This was a full on 2 hour conversation that I had to cut down to 2 Episodes of each 25 minutes. I personally would have liked to listen to the full 2 hours. 🙏👍
@@TITPodcastPattaya Thank you. Graham to me is an interesting character, so I have been looking forward to hearing more of him. I was wondering if he remembers anyone he worked with in Yanbu Refinery during that time but that was too early, the refinery was in the early stages. If he stayed more than 1 year it would have been way good for him in the aspect of salary and the rest of the privileges. Sorry, I have paid attention that he relied on someone and he was blamed, that was a ruthless work ethic as expected in the Petroleum refinery industry. I think South Africans had the most of all opportunities when they were working in Yanbu Saudi and Sharjah UAE back then.
Graham is a good guy, went to the hunny lounge a few times and joined some of his parties. He is kind, friendly and just an overall solid dude. Wish this episode was longer
This Friday the Second Part of Graham Interview is coming out.
cheers
I will visit his place when I go back to Pattaya
Just be careful, his ladies like to be very naughty.
I've been to Hunny Lounge earlier this year and spoke to this gentleman a bit. Very kind and humble guy!
@clodrick
Oh Yes, a real gentleman. 👍🙏
Hi from the pool. Rob
@rob_1965
Thanks Mate 👍🙏
Interesting life story so far and have seen the hunny lounge on one of Daz’s videos
@KieranWxm
Thank you for your comment.
This was a full on 2 hour conversation that I had to cut down to 2 Episodes of each 25 minutes.
I personally would have liked to listen to the full 2 hours.
🙏👍
Are we expecting a second part or is that it?
Hi,
The Episode @ of Graham is coming out this Friday.
Thank you.
@@TITPodcastPattaya Thank you. Graham to me is an interesting character, so I have been looking forward to hearing more of him. I was wondering if he remembers anyone he worked with in Yanbu Refinery during that time but that was too early, the refinery was in the early stages. If he stayed more than 1 year it would have been way good for him in the aspect of salary and the rest of the privileges. Sorry, I have paid attention that he relied on someone and he was blamed, that was a ruthless work ethic as expected in the Petroleum refinery industry. I think South Africans had the most of all opportunities when they were working in Yanbu Saudi and Sharjah UAE back then.