Wild Bill

I bought a black leather couch and a black leather chair and set up in there.

In Boquete, there's what they call a gringo meeting at the Panamante Hotel every Sunday.

Every Sunday at like 11 o'clock in the morning, there's a brunch.

where all of the American expats come.

And it's primarily an American thing, but there are a lot of other people too.

There's a guy from England, Ireland, Germany, folks from there.

But maybe there's like 250, 300 people come to this gringo meeting.

So I introduced myself like, hi, I'm Dr. William Reese, is what I called myself.

I'm Dr. William Reese, call me Bill.

Opened up a psychiatric practice, you can find it there.

North Panama Mental Health, that's what I called it.

And I had this beautiful little office set up, air conditioned, nice little office right there on the thing.

So immediately from that meeting, I picked up like eight different people that wanted to set up.

They wanted to take, you know, I gave them my phone number and I had a cell phone, you know, and I gave them my phone number and just set up meetings there.

So all of them were like middle aged, middle to late aged women.

And here's the thing.

What happens in Panama a lot is that the Americans moved down here as a couple.

And the old man, who's 60, moves down with his wife, who's also 60 or 55.

He begins like affairs immediately, almost immediately.

And the women are really upset about it.