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It's always entertaining to read opinions and snides from the ex-pat Motely Crew. Thankfully, there are some opinions here that are rational.
Despite the territorial nature of the Pattaya ex-pat, some need to humble themselves and realize they are only guests.
As far as the " Indian " entrepreneur, there are many like him in America that own 7-11 franchises. The overwhelming logic in this space suggest the clientele will be solely Indian. If that was the case, they'd be broke. As some higher brow peeps here have commented, this group or individual is in business leasing out space. The character of the complex will depend on the tenants.
I'm not sure if this complex will fly or come to fruition, nor a clue if it'll be good or bad. I just find it hilarious ex-pats complaining it will full of old and fat pole dancers.... because we all know, ex-pats in Pattaya are the epitome of lean bodies, full set of teeth, hair and glamour.
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As an American, I travel 9600 miles to take a break from these type of conversations. It's something not worthy of engagement. I try my best not to be the " Ugly American" when I travel. These opportunities are less so on a baht bus, compared to a traveler that shares van transportation and an hour or two of shared space. But it's a circumstance too busy to talk about world affairs, as we unite and bitch about the driver's tactics, hold on and protest.
Talking world affairs in Thailand is at another level. Most of Thailand is within a 3000 mi. radius of 50% of Earth's population. Thai people perhaps don't dwell on that, but when I traveled to Thailand for the first time, Main St. USA didn't mean a thing to me. Visiting the "dark side" of the globe was an illumination. It's why affairs in India should be of high importance.
Why argue about health systems, while your host country is perhaps a better option than back home ?
I'm sure conversations in Pattaya's (s)ex-pat bar scene are more contentious and mundane than a quick baht bus ride. This forum is evidence of that.
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On 4/24/2018 at 6:05 AM, Songkran18 said:
I'm currently visiting Bangkok and I've seen a few places stating they'll be open for duration of Liverpool vs Roma tonight.
I ended up watching the match at Tilac in Soi Cowboy. They close at three and the match was basically over after the quick 2-0 Liverpool lead. Margarita Storm is open 24 hrs and they feature sports viewing, so that is one sure option for matches when you visit.
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I'm currently visiting Bangkok and I've seen a few places stating they'll be open for duration of Liverpool vs Roma tonight.
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Uber most likely has been operating illegally in every city until local governance caved in.
I live in Miami Beach and use it quite often to cross the causeway and save on $30 parking at whatever event. I'll tinker with it in Thailand at difference scenarios.
BTW, my flight arrives 1140P on Apr 2., China Airlines flight from Beijing. I'm assuming immigration folk cringe when they service passengers from that destination. How bad is passing immigration and customs in BKK ? I will pass on Uber upon arrival even though 1000 sounds cheap via accustomed standards. I'm currently in Orlando and getting a $76 quote, 15 miles from airport.
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If you really read Private Dancer, you missed the wisdom of the ex-pats, who have seen most of it. Viewing Thai woman other than jism receptacles, you already have a Noose around your neck.
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Ladyboy in Pattaya #coronavirus
in Pattaya
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I'm just a fly on the wall.
My source is confirming to me there is a new Covid19 case that has been identified in a Pattaya hospital. And he is a she. My source is reliable and maybe the dallies will catch up in a day or two.
The host hospital is convening at this moment for a second administrative meeting on this matter.
That's all I got for now ………….