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    Let us know how it goes
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    Not sure what the benefit is, mine was 250 baht, 3 spare mops, Scotch Brite is 1,000 baht, look exactly the same, maybe it's a HISO mop
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    At shopping centres, Big C Extra, Royal Gardens, Pensioner cotton uniforms are available, checked shirts, chino shorts
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    Cotton is inferior to quick dry material, cotton gets wet and stays wet, most people switch away from it
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    Fascino has them as Aspent
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    If you're going to pay 10k might as well pay 12.5k for full agent service no financials
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    Yes Facebook friend thing is rubbish, who wants to see day to day photos of food etc, but Facebook groups for posts, comments etc are excellent, work signing up for that
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    100 baht massages are still available as are 100 baht barbers and 99 baht breakfasts, you just need to make some effort and look
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    Maybe stick to Thaifriendly, I don't have the same problem on Facebook
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    Walking st security guards have a poor reputation, most are polite, some are <deleted>
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    The spinning mop bucket things are very popular, mine has lasted 2 years already, from Big C Extra, also try Lazada
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    Ask her, maybe from a street food stand, maybe from home etc etc
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    About 5k, holds your hand for you, but you still need to do the tests
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    One reason why people switch to retirement extensions
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    Yep and if Simon hadn't had the insurance in the first place he could have used the savings to pay for treatment. He would have needed to self insure even if BPH was disclosed
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    Shady though an insurance company cancelling insurance, they could have just denied the claim. Sounds like they are allowed to do it but shady all the same
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    Maneerat soi post office 13\2 will do that. Alternatively take fold chair from decathlon for example or over on the right there are plastic chairs, take one, no problem
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    I think living the dream businesses such as bars, indian restaurants aren't the same as businesses like 7 Eleven that seem to follow normal rules
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    That wasn't a short story
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    Most people are switching from OA to O to avoid the insurance requirements, so best to avoid getting an OA
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    It's a bit like the almost down and out people doing fortune telling near Buakhao, why would you go to someone like that
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    I reckon the insurer realised this could get expensive and found a way to terminate the policy. They use an alleged undisclosed preexisting condition to cancel the whole policy, their gamble is most expats won't take it further
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    Pattaya doesn't follow normal demand and supply principles, one poor performing bar sells to a poor sucker who wants to live the dream of minging bar ownership and bar girl girlfriend, they run out of money and sell to the next sucker and so it continues, that's why there is oversupply of bars, same story Indian restaurants now
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    I've read some good reports about it, somehow connected to Bangkok Hospital Pattaya but cheaper, worth a try
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    That's just luck, maybe you stayed in a lot, may have been a different story if you'd got covid. Have you had flu recently? for me far worse than covid, i can see very elderly struggling hence flue vaccines

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