These are news for me!"If the people felt offended they should leave" as in a bad film you mean? I guess you Americans have no respect for anybody's culture and traditions. From your last name I am almost sure you're from Hispanic origin but obviously well assimilated to your great US. I do not want to get offensive here but if I, with three months in Doha, am able to RESPECT and abide by the rules, what is with you people that just think money can buy everything? I guess you abuse your status and buy the philippino girl agreement. I don't want to make a scandal seriously because I don't want to get her into trouble. I dealt with the philippine girl that was more strict and eventhough we know eachother well, I didn't want to take advantage and bring any male to a space that is reserved for women. The other one that was dealing with the other party was then really worried when I made photos of men skating there... you should see her face! then she said I could bring the bday's boy dad! how generous! no way! anyway... I don't want her to lose her job but what she did was very very wrong (yes, qataries take the traditions SERIOUSLY, although they are tolerant and although you think you can buy them, no, you cannot, not yet I think). I learnt my lesson nevertheless: NEVER again Funtown!
These are news for me!"If the people felt offended they should leave" as in a bad film you mean? I guess you Americans have no respect for anybody's culture and traditions. From your last name I am almost sure you're from Hispanic origin but obviously well assimilated to your great US. I do not want to get offensive here but if I, with three months in Doha, am able to RESPECT and abide by the rules, what is with you people that just think money can buy everything? I guess you abuse your status and buy the philippino girl agreement. I don't want to make a scandal seriously because I don't want to get her into trouble. I dealt with the philippine girl that was more strict and eventhough we know eachother well, I didn't want to take advantage and bring any male to a space that is reserved for women. The other one that was dealing with the other party was then really worried when I made photos of men skating there... you should see her face! then she said I could bring the bday's boy dad! how generous! no way! anyway... I don't want her to lose her job but what she did was very very wrong (yes, qataries take the traditions SERIOUSLY, although they are tolerant and although you think you can buy them, no, you cannot, not yet I think). I learnt my lesson nevertheless: NEVER again Funtown!