Moonlover

I believe discussion is about domestic airline within Thailand. So what's 'major western airlines' got to do with it?

It is surprising the number of ways caffeine creeps in under the radar. I discovered the caffeine link one evening when I drank a bottle of soda water without any whisky. Having established a stable one pee a night routine I was suddenly going 3 times! I tried it 2 more times and I was convinced it was the soda water. From then on its been whisky on the rocks for me. (and back to 1 pee per night) Good luck. I hope you find the above useful.

A newly qualified pilot will typically spend 1 to 2 years a second officer before advancing to the left hand seat. Your worries are unfounded, in fact I would call just yet another Thai bash.

Spirits and soda drinks are not a good mix. The Hong Thong contains alcohol and the cola contains caffeine, the twin enemies of our prostates. I used to drink whisky and soda until I discovered that it was the soda (which also contains caffeine) that causing me problems at night. Once I switched to whisky on-the-rocks, the problem was greatly reduced. Now it's one drink only and never later than 4 hours before bedtime. Usually I only need to visit the bathroom once during the night.

The stairway to heaven eh!

Ok, so have you managed it yet, or do you need some guidance?

As already suggested, put a note in ones diary. I always have done and I've never a report yet. I think I did have one email go astray a while back.

Those pesky phones again!

The mother did not leave the motorcycle unattended. She was still sat aboard when the kid 'hit the throttle'.

From what I have read (and I've done a lot) both alcohol and caffeine have a negative impact when it comes to night-time urination. It is suggested that one should cut back on both and to abstain from alcohol for at least 4 hours before bed time and from caffeine even longer. 8 hours is suggested. In fact I now practice intermittent fasting which means I do not partake of anything after 6pm. This has improved my situation a lot and generally I only need to pee once in the night. I do have one more trick up my sleeve. I keep a stock of single use catheters and use one just before sleep time to ensure that my bladder is completely empty.

As do most shoppers. It is only a few that fumble at the check out. The same is true for those that pay using their phones as well. But for some people on this forum it seems to become a tragedy when they have to wait a few minutes.

You'll find the answer to your query above in the post by @ballpoint. There's no point in me repeating it.

Do you want to amend your number using the app or the website? It's easy to do on either.

So will a direct transfer using a phone app. No power source required. Large institutes such as Big C have UPS and generator back up anyway and will always have a power outage protocol in place.

Like most sensible people, I always have an alternative method of payment. Haven't you heard of bank cards, or are you so much of a Luddite, you're still fumbling with old fashioned money?

Probably about as many as I see people fumbling around with their purse or wallet searching for the 'right money' then rummaging in their bag for small change. And then having failed in their endeavor, they present large notes and have to wait for the change! And by the way, I decided to switch to using QR when I noticed just how quickly many people were at paying when using their phones. To me it was a no brainer. It's very easy to put the boot on the other foot.

I use QR regularly. The secret is to prepare your app whilst your shopping is being scanned through. Once set up, the app allows you 5 mins to capture the QR code. Quick and simple. (what's the rush anyway?) An unfounded whinge IMO. I use K bank app regularly without any problems, It's very simple and user friendly. And I noticed that Krungsri have just upgraded their app but I haven't used that one as yet.

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The only people who have the remotest interest in whether you have done your 90 day report are immigration. And unless you're one of those who do their 90 report the old fashioned way, they will only see your passport at extension time, once a year. For the last 4 years at least, I have done mine on line and I have never printed the receipt. However it has never been an issue when I have reported in to do my extension. It hasn't even been mentioned. I have therefor come to the not unreasonable conclusion that it is not necessary have in my passport.

Yes I do mean the writing on that small picture of a poster which, is in reality, around 1 metre tall. Duh!

I haven't printed off my TM47 receipt since I've been doing it on line, which is about 4 years now. And I've never had my passport checked other than at immigration since I've been here, which is over 10 years. I'm sure the only reason they say you should keep it in your passport is that it serves as a reminder. to you when the next report is due. When you report on line they'll remind you by email anyway.

What's that on the poster just below 'wear a helmet' then? It's precisely because the British embassy do have to help out when one of their nationals have an accident that they are participating in this initiative. It's a poster campaign. Why should the staff need to speak English? It's not their job to give out advice anyway.

Obviously the O/P has more sense than to be a real 'party animal'. (and it seems so have many others) Don't judge others by your own (low) standards.