I agree with the sentiment, but I think you've put the percentage at too high a level.
Also I know some University educated money boys, so they've at least made some steps on the path to a better life. I thought that typically required some kind of financial backing, but might misunderstand.
On the other hand, I know boys who can't even read their own language properly.
A fairly common trait is being totally incapable of hanging onto money.
Some don't even have the budgeting skills to put 100 baht per day aside, so they can pay the rent at the end of the month. Never mind saving. I see saving as quite important, as this job has early retirement. Many of the boys do not think like that.
I think you, Gaybutton &I all agree on this.
Once you send money once, the requests never stop. Almost.
I never give money boys my phone number. They always get my Line and I usually have incoming calls switched off.
So they need to message me, rather than phone at inconvenient times.
Line also has the facility to switch off notifications for individual users. Which is handy when I want to retain contact with someone, but not be disturbed by their incoming requests.
I'll typically turn notifications from boys off when leaving Thailand and turn them back on when returning.

