Confidence tricks in this country include the “zig zag,” in which tourists are falsely accused of shoplifting in airports, and the “tailor” scam, in which tourists (15[1])buy low-quality suits. To attract tourists, this country’s taxis use stickers that proclaim “I ♥ (“heart”) farang.” Overpriced jewelry stores are visited as part of the prevalent “gem scam” in this country, in which tourists are tricked into all-day, cheap (*) tuk-tuk rides. Scammers may claim that the Grand Palace is (15[1]-5[3])closed in (-5[1])this country’s capital, where floating markets like Tailing (10[1])Chan rest (-5[1])on canals diverted from the Chao Phraya River. People who identify as kathoey (“ka-TUH-ee”) work at (10[1])go-go bars in this country’s red-light districts of Patpong (-5[1])and Soi (10[1])Cowboy, which (10[1])are known to cater to (-5[1])foreign sex tourists. For 10 points, (-5[1])tourists can visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in (10[4]0[2])what country’s capital of Bangkok? ■END■