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BestB

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  1. Before jumping to any conclusion, ask yourself, how did he manage to steal the key? and the answer is either staff left reception unattented, or left key in the open, unsecured 

    Next answer this, why hotel does not have spare set of keys? How unprofessional is that?

    Next, once police was called, and did not arrive, why hotel did not call again?

    Next, why hotel did not cut off electric? easily done.

    Next, if he already stayed the night, again how unprofessional are the staff NOT to know their guests and available rooms.

    After hearing owners voice and behavior, its hardly surprising this happened  and if anything scary, hotel that does not provide any safety or security for the guests assuming what happened is true, as there is another possibility, which is staff skimming and selling rooms on the side

  2. 7 minutes ago, outsidetrader said:

    Work Permits clearly say what you can do .Some people can do multiple tasks with them but if is did not say he was,permitted to cut hair ,then he should have been aware a,long time ago ....

    In theory , he is allowed to supervise local cutting hair. For example if local was standing right next to him looking , then it would be allowed , again in theory 

     

    some 16 years ago I was nabbed for turning a wheel on bike for rent parked outside my business. They claimed I was not supposed to be moving bikes which i was not. Giving donation was cheaper than going to court 

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  3. 52 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

    Is it me or does it seem like a disproportionate number of crimes that happen in Thailand, seem to happen in Pattaya? And the same seems to apply to crimes committed against tourists.

     

    It's terrible to be subjected to something like this, but the crime rates against foreigners committed in Thailand are still very, very low. However each and every crime seems to attract a lot of attention

    not only common knowledge but common sense.

     

    Any tourist hotspots around the world attracts higher levels of crime.

     

    Just like NYC will have higher crime rate than some small town, why? more people, more opportunity and less chance of being caught

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  4. 11 hours ago, charmonman said:

    Not actually legal? I guess like a lot of other things in Thailand not actually legal but happens in the open all the time. You can’t walk down soi cowboy these days without being captured on video without your consent several times by f’ing tourists. There must be hundreds of such illegal acts being committed every night on that little street, never mind all the other supposedly illegal acts being negotiated inside the bars.

    Just because it is not enforced, does not make it any less or more legal. If you wish to take legal action, you will win.

     

     

  5. Filming in public without person consent is not actually legal in Thailand.

    Sure does not excuse his violence but not very intelligent of her to start recording in his face when he was already fired up .

    It appears he got fired up because of being approached and touched by the hookers.

    Again not an excuse for his violence but if it’s other way around , I wonder who the victim would be 

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  6. 4 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

     

    So punish the foreigner with jail time, while security guards that kicked tourists in the head can just wai and pay a fine?

    1. Who told you guard was fined and matter closed ?

    2. You now comparing a drunken fight to an unprovoked king hit of an old man ?

     

    it’s a good thing  you in no position of any decision making 👍

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  7. If anyone to blame for this idiocy it is no other but Anutin

    He pushed to legalize it without any safe guarding , proper thinking and planning

    Now he is blaming foreigners operating illegally.

    I am not a smoker and could not care either way, but this should have been properly studied and planned.

    As much as all the pot heads are happy, do need to keep in mind, Thailand is the only place in SEA that has legalised it and Thailand is also a travel hub onto other countries.

    Plenty of knobs who smoke in Thailand and take some with them on to their next destination, only to end up arrested for possession of an illegal substance.

     

    On the other hand, you have hundreds if not thousands of people who have invested lots of money into opening shops but now will be forced to close down? who will compensate them?

     

    In case of Pattaya, there is a shop literally on every corner, almost as bad as 7-11, once they forced to close, they will also be in breach of their leases, who will force landlords to refund? and who will compensate landlords for their losses?

     

     

     

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  8. 1 hour ago, 1happykamper said:

    Death penalty. 555

     

    That'll teach him to share his opinion 

     

     

    There is a huge difference between sharing an honest opinion and being vindictive sharing not only false information but getting others to do the same. 
     

    too many idiots these days with access to social  media feel entitled to either get it their way or wedge an online war to inflict damage to a business and sadly evidently just as many idiots who think it’s ok.

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