OneMoreFarang

I think for many of us this is something completely different. At home is the loving wife and maybe the family and cuddling and kissing and you are my love. And in the bars it's like: I want to f&%$ that one in any way possible. And I don't care about her name, and I don't even like her. It can be something completely different. And then there are of course the few moments, when things go wrong, and the good husband falls in love with the wrong girl. It happens. But I don't think that is what usually happens.

Obviously, there are cashiers who go with customers. But I wonder why a girl would sit for hours behind the cash drawer, work (often) hard all night, if she is not primary a cashier. If she would go regularly with customers, then she would make multiple times the money from that compared from counting money.

It depends on the laws of each country. In Europe, with GDPR, it would be illegal for the company to use this data for anything other than what they told the customer.

I knew and know a couple of cashiers who are exactly that, cashiers. One was a bartender, others started as cashiers. Not everybody is same same, some are a little different.

That reminds me of the girl which I met in a bar in Pattaya and then I made holiday in Samui with her. A week later a friend arrived, who also picked up a girl in Pattaya. "My girl" was shocked. That is a prostitute!

speak for yourself, Farang! bob. There are some of us who make mistakes and then they realize that they make mistakes and then they learn from that. And then there are others who also make mistakes, but they are so full of themselves that they don't want to realize that they ever made any mistakes...

How much Thailand experience did you have at that time? I also believed a lot when I just arrived in Thailand. Luckily, I didn't have much money so I couldn't lose much money. Many of us fall for many lies here. It takes time to learn the "culture".

555 Where did you get your wisdom? From her?

Come on Bob, you are the expert here. Tell us why relationships with bar girls are bad. Or maybe just tell us why every relationship with every person you ever met failed.

Maybe we just need a couple of stories from guys who married good girls and got divorced and who lost their money. So, whatever happens with bar girls, the problem exists not only with bar girls.

Good point. You never know, maybe all will be fine in the future, maybe not. I find it always interesting when some people here post that after a few years together their wife showed her true self and she planned from the beginning to get all his money. Really? How many Thais plan ahead? Maybe until the next rent has to be paid, but that is as long time as it gets for many of them. We change over time. Sometimes both in the same direction and sometimes in different directions. That's life.

I met my gf in a bar. She was the cutest dancer on stage. I took her out of the bar, and we are mostly happy together since many years. She had just started to work in a bar, her bigger sister decided that is what she should do. When my gf was out of the bar she didn't miss it, because she was not used to bar girl life for years. I also know other couples where the girl or woman worked in a bar, some for many years. Some of those relationships work just fine, others not so much. I think it is mostly a question of expectations. If both have a good idea what to expect, and what not, then that is fine. I think guys who live here since many years and frequent bars have mostly a good idea what to expect. Some of them know their girl a long time before they become a couple. Guys who just arrive have mostly no idea what to expect - and obviously get it wrong. And then there is the big question of what is the big difference between bar girls and "normal" girls. Lots of non-bargirls also want a rich guy and money. And some of them also f*$#^ed around with the highest bidder before they settled. IMHO the idea that a normal girl is always better than a bargirl is just wrong. Maybe she is, but maybe not. It's a question of the individual person and not a group of people. Last but not least, what I like about the idea with bargirls is that it's easy to meet hundreds of them in person. Go to a bar, look at them, make eye contact, buy them a drink, and if you like her take her out. Maybe for an hour or a night or a week on the beach and look where it goes. Obviously there will be lots of bar girls who are not what you want. Mostly you will know that before you bought her the 2nd drink. So, move on, look for another one.

If you use large and especially long tiles, then make sure the installer uses a leveling system. This guy explains the details - I am not sure if in this video or one of his many other videos.

Who will collect the taxes? Who will check the value of whatever arrives here? This is one of those stupid ideas which is impossible to implement. How many people will be hired to check the parcels, check the value, write the bills, and collect the money? And how much will this administration cost? Does anybody really have to think for more than a minute to realize that is just a stupid idea?

Wonderful. Now do the same test with independent people. If he passes, great. If he fails, punish the family and never mention it again.

I don't like Trump. But in part I agree with above. Is Trump guilty of falsifying the records of payments to a woman who he <deleted> and he didn't want that story to go public? I am pretty sure he is guilty. But is this a felony? Or maybe just a misdemeanor? It seems the judge could have given the jury these options. But he didn't. How many other politicians, from any political party, <deleted> someone and then paid to keep it a secret (because of elections or whatever)? I am sure many. How many of them were prosecuted? How many of them were convicted? IMHO nobody with a clear mind should vote for Trump. He is a serial liar, and he broke so many standards which no president should break, it's too much to count. But this trial, now, and the conviction is without doubt in part politically motivated. And that should be obvious for everybody.

A few questions: Why don't you want to remove the existing tiles? What are your priorities like cheap, long lasting, etc.? You can get tiles in almost any look including timber.

In Europe there is GDPR, with possible huge fines. Most banks will think twice before they misuse any data. But obviously there are regulations about money laundry, supporting terrorists, etc. So not everything goes. In Thailand there might be laws. But first, mostly nobody cares, and second, many Thais don't even understand the concept of data protection and privacy. It would be stupid to assume our data is private.

If you don't own the device then I think that might be stalking or something like that.

Why did he pay for an old woman?

Maybe he should not have mentioned that thing. I am pretty sure that will bring him into legal trouble.

That is like saying we all don't follow traffic law. Some of us drive sometime 10km/h too fast. And others ignore red lights all the time. There are differences. Just look at the lie that Trump still doesn't accept that he lost the last election. Pathetic.

It would be interesting to know what the law says about situations like that. Should she pay it back, maybe because of fraud? And how about if a woman pays money to a guy? Would he have to return the money? Somehow it seems when a man tells a BS story to a woman, and she believes it because she is greedy, then people demand that he is convicted. But when a guy pays money to a woman, then obviously he was a fool. Why was he so stupid to do that?

Too many Bob's in Thailand.

The article did not mention if there was any riding involved. And it was certainly not free.