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I don't know, but it seems it's very difficult to find a room for long stay. 51k for a month is a 'bit' over the top...especially booking in advance.

I am looking for monthly rental hotel or apartment, anywhere around Soi 3 4 or 5, or anywhere near Nova Gold, Nova Park, KTK, that area if anyone has any suggestions. I am looking at late November this year. KTK offered me 1,700 a day, and in the past when I stayed there they gave me monthly rates, but for some reason they say they can't offer monthly rates at that time, and the 1,700 which worked out to be 51,000 a month was a "discounted rate". Staff there are always difficult to deal with. Looking for a place with a nice pool and some sort of fitness centre inside. Any suggestions appreciated, thank you.

I dgaf what country someone is from, and it doesn't matter what part of the world it is, if you're eating in a restaurant and trying to slink off without paying your bill, you're scum. It is becoming a regular occurrence in Thailand. Well done to the katoeys for giving the individual a pounding, it's deserved if the alleged behaviour is confirmed. The scum should have his/her visa cancelled with a no entry to Thailand for 5 years.

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Thieves and criminals. Identify them and shame them, make them pay the bill, throw them in jail for 7 days and then cancel their entry to Thailand for 5 years and deport them.

Why do people not understand about wild mammals? Whilst I feel sorry for the woman, surely her friends should have warned her not to do such a thing, it's braindead and mindless.

Cowards.

An election was not being referred to.

Polls prove absolutely nothing.

Leftists are pompous and condescending, the quoted comment is proof of same. There is zero evidence to support this preposterous claim that "most of the rest of the world despises Trump".

The left will never understand how pretentious, pompous, and condescending they are. Most of them are fans of BBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, The View, the NYTimes, WashPost etc, that is where they take their 'educated' views on politics from. It's absolutely hilarious that despite the apparatus of the cohort and cabal of the left wing propagandist legacy media that Harris, Obama, Oprah, Streisand, Middler, De Niro, Ford, Cardi B, Taylor Swift, Springsteen et al and Harris' lefty cohorts were handed a thumping loss.😂

It isn't a fact. If you scroll up the page you can verify that it is not the case at all, there are even links to a company in this specific 'industry' posted.

It's actually a privilege. Many people in the world never get to go outside their own countries, many can't even afford a passport. However, YOU can pay for the 'transportation', just not everyone, and when some do pay for a ticket to travel they behave like imbeciles or disrespect the country where they have travelled to.

Just ban him from Thailand for 5 years. Pillocks and dickheads should be excluded from travelling to Thailand if they behave badly, the same goes for any other destination. Travelling is a privilege, not a right.

It's always best if you read the whole thread. WU have improved their exchange rates and fees.