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On 3/30/2024 at 10:31 PM, it is what it is said:
sorry, but you are wrong to suggest this is a thai trait, back home the council in a small town near me decided to cut down around 30 mature deciduous trees for apparently no reason, they did it overnight which was particularly sly. and once they're gone thatorry but you are wrong to zuggest ,..
Sorry but you are wrong to suggest this is not a Thai trait simply because back
home they do similar.., A trait is not something that has to be unique. Suggest you looking up the definition.
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8 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
I get that.... but I don't think they (supermarkets) all operate to the same rigid rules, even from 'country to country'... 'chain to chain' and 'branch to brach'....
... And this is where we commonly see posters falling foul because they lack the ability to step outside of binary thinking and recognise that there is no singular rule and the reality across branches, across chains and across nations is that variation exists and relies purely on demand and delivery cycles.....
... Yet, in this thread some people have made this a 'Thai only Issue'....
So the question really begs (IMO at least), are those people being a dash 'Thai-bashey' with such opinions ????
The problem with your argument is this is a Thai forum therfore the vast majority of criticism is by definition going to be about something Thai . If you can't understand that then maybe this is the wrong forum for you since you simply make yourself look like a Thai apologist.
Let's just agree to disagree
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2 hours ago, it is what it is said:
In other countries they have staff to resupply when the shop is closed.
not true, in the uk supermarket shelves are re-stocked during shop open hours
try not to see criticism through the lens that if something is not right it must be because it's thai/thailand.
Likewise try not to see denial through the lens that if something is not right it must be because it's not thai/thailand.
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9 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:
Never seen a forklift drop a pallet in the aisles, where does this happen ?
All pallets are brought onto the floor via forklift without exception. He's not talking a forklift truck numpty.
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45 minutes ago, it is what it is said:
so... if all the products on the shelf have been sold they should not re-stock the shelves until the shop is closed? that's common sense? it's certainly an ineffective business model.
and if products aren't available on the shelf you wouldn't complain, you'd be happy to wait until the next day to buy those products?! really?!
Not at all. They are you're words not mine.
Of course they should try and restock shelves as and when stock is running low. What they do however is wait for the stock to run so low that is necessitates them bringing a huge pallet board onto the floor blocking ailes and causing an unnecessary hazard and inconvenience to shoppers. No doubt if they run one of these unstable pallets into a customer it will all be the customers fault.
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At a guess because the management are total <deleted> without any clue how to run a retail outlet and even less commonsense.
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3 hours ago, billd766 said:You could have looked at the post after yours
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I'll give you a moment to reflect on your statement and recognise the absurdity of that comment.
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1 hour ago, dinsdale said:
I remember one of these promotions not so long ago. 12% discount. Thing is the put the price up 12% and then discounted that price by 12%. 0% savings from the previous day's fare.
Sorry but that's plainly not true. If they put the original price up 12% and then discounted the resultant price by 12% you still received a discount on the original price. That's just basic maths.
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3 hours ago, Tmoney said:So, the passengers were offered 10 francs on their return to Bangkok having been on a flight from Thailand to Germany
The Thai currency is the baht, the German currency used to be the Deutschmark (until 1999) but is now the Euro and the French currency used to be the franc (as mentioned in the report) until 1999 but is now also the Euro.
Why were the passengers offered francs FFS?
Typical Daily Mail drivel.
Makes perfect sense. The guy being quoted is a Swiss national and is talking to a Swiss news outlet therefore talking Swiss Francs.
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7 hours ago, KannikaP said:
I was answering the member who suggested a trip to Africa. Read it again.
And it would be a 7000 mile trip for me to get to San Diego, so no thanks, I'll go to the North Pole to see the pe
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Just sounds like the MIL spoiling for a fight. A good advert if it were ever needed not to live with or near In-Laws.
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Obviously not a big Asean Now reader or she'd be more aware of the pitfalls awaiting travellers lol
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Too many people talking about separate bedrooms when the OP has said separate bed rooms. Very different things !
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So let's stand in the middle of a darkened road in dark clothes and see if we can also get hit by a moving vehicle.
Police showing their total lack of critical thinking.
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Yes.
I think the word you're looking for is advice !
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13 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
No, I m not confused, I am asked every time. There are notices posted in Nana Post Office, for instance, warning that original ID/passport is required for all overseas mail. Which specific Post Office are you referring to that doesn't enforce this
27 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:No, I m not confused, I am asked every time. There are notices posted in Nana Post Office, for instance, warning that original ID/passport is required for all overseas mail. Which specific Post Office are you referring to that doesn't enforce this requirement?
228 Moo 5, Bang Mueang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Prakan 10270
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56 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Everyone needs to show ID to do that.
I've lived here many years and regularly post letters abroad.
I have never been asked for any ID whatsoever nor have I seen
or heard of anyone else being asked to show ID for this.
I think you may be confusing this with parcels being posted.
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Didn't remember the name of his hotel but I bet he knew Thursday wasn't October 4th !!!
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On 3/30/2023 at 10:18 AM, CharlieKo said:
English is obviously not an easy language for you to understand!
Not the way you write with your double negatives in sentences. But then I guess you're not English yourself or you would know that.
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19 hours ago, khunPer said:
I tried to ask a serious question and got in fine answer, actually quite good...
Question:
Dependant visa for schoolchild on ED visa?
Answer (after a little while thinking):
If a child is studying in Thailand on an Education (ED) visa, their dependent (e.g. parent) can apply for a dependent visa. This dependent visa is known as a Non-Immigrant O visa. The dependent visa will allow them to stay with the child and become their legal guardian. To apply for a dependent visa, you will need to provide the required documents to the Thai embassy or consulate in your country. These documents typically include the child's ED visa, proof of relationshiSo without any reference to Thailand in your question it gave that answer ?
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On 3/28/2023 at 8:02 PM, CharlieKo said:
OK, so what can the Bank do?
The bank can do nothing !
The exact opposite of what you have actually written.
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18 hours ago, CharlieKo said:
You will only get a refund through the hotel. The Bank can't do nothing.
Wrong
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Just look on the bright side, he got a big thank you from the next person in the queue
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Use Telegram they usually answer in seconds.
Passenger charges soar at six major Thai airports
in Thailand News
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Another one to add to the list of ways to kill yourself in Thailand.
Hopefully when he recovers he will reflect on his stupidity...