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John Egil

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    On 5/24/2018 at 2:02 PM, peperobi said:

    Is always the same, the parents have no time to bring the child to school so he drives himself by motorbike...

    bisycle . Headline wrong again as usual . Bike and bicycle are not the same . Thats said . By 8 years of age  i have been cycling to school 2 years already . Bear in mind , not in Thailand .

     

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  2. This is akin to a problem that has bothered me now for years over here. These so called "Super Stores" always have restocking crews working in he daytime, or open hours. They have crews running fork lifts with pallets of merchandise raised far in excess of 3 metres, and all done while there are shoppers slipping in and out and under in order to pick out some wanted item. Why do they allow these stocking crews to work around customers? In a civilized country these stores have stocking crews working during closed hours. Other than company greed and/or complete disregard for the people who these stores want to bring in their money, there is no other reason to do stocking during open hours. If an item is in such hot demand that sufficient amount cannot be stocked on the sales floor, at least move more in on a single height pallet , pulled by hand lift.

    Something like this or worse was/is just an event bound to happen, and will continue until more logical heads take some action.

    I say forego the shopping carts and just give all the customers a forklift of their own to go shopping with.

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    Now that a great Thai-like ideeee

    Huge lines of fork lifts at the front door....all customers zooming around the store...... and then someday when better manners are learned, they can go around and say " sorry , didn't mean to fork you"

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    How bad is this, the guy was carrying. A knife, ??? Who in there right mind would carry a knife ???

    I know a few things annoy us here, but it ain't worth confronting any of them, you just never know.....

    Hope the guy makes a full recovery....

    I carry a knife with me everyday. Have done for the last 40 odd years. Obviously don't take it on planes with me, but will have one available at my destination place of work. Habitual I suppose.

    He is a butcher after all, but the question would be what would he want with one doing massages?

    To be clear, I don't carry a knife for self protection or to cause injury to others.

    You dont have to bring a knife on the plane . Everyone gets one with the meal coffee1.gif

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