Fair point. If one is not a member or doesn’t wish to be a member and they can’t ring it up one would think they should refuse the sale in adherence to their policies. But instead the checkout chicks bend the rules in their own personal favor. The question is whether the company encourages this behavior. Come to think of it, it makes sense-win-win for them.
At the checkout when I say not a member, after being asked, the chick scans one of the cards taped to the bench. She or one of the other associates gets the bonus points. Which is it? Smart, cheeky, dishonest, illegal, or other?
The instructions did say red means low water. Infact after breaking the top open I could see very low water. Different manufacturers have different indicators. Yeah I was surprised how water escaped from the seemingly sealed unit. But then again they wouldn’t have “red=top up water”
So the indicator showed red meaning low water level. Checked YouTube on topping up maintenance-free batteries. Promptly ordered battery water on Shopee. 45tbh (water) vs 3200tbh made feel super-smart. Well, my battery seems to dislike being tampered with. Managed to pride the cover open but the caps were sealed and snapped. Shamefully drove to the battery shop. The guy said your kind of battery cannot be topped up. What the f is then the purpose of the red indicator?
In conclusion, I’m not as clever as I thought.😳
It’s ok, takes time to master the art of pick pocketing. Not being punished is good incentive to keep going. If the cops were handed a couple of those brown notes maybe they’d be motivated to take action.
Looks like she doesn’t want to join Auntie in exile. New elections will be held, she will lose, disappear from public life, but more importantly she will remain in Thailand. It’s apparently not easy to get Thai soap operas easily overseas.
My southern friend says police often stir things up to get a response. This is to ensure police are paid the extra “danger” allowance. Just another RTP plot to get more money.
It helps if the glasses are less bulky. I use mine at night. My helmet is supposedly suitable for glasses (red arrow in photo).
Nothing beats going into a helmet shop, putting it on, inserting glass handles in, closing the visor, moving or shaking the head around. You’ll get a good feel which is right for you.
Hard to say whether she was cheating with her husband. Seems the criminal enterprise has fallen apart. Having a spare key to her condo could simply be a case of the syndicate working together hiding stuff in safe houses. This condo is probably one of those.
The central issue is Thai culture of just nodding yes when foreigners ask. I’m not a big fan of super spicy food. Occasionally when asking not to put chilli they say ok but the dish is already made in the pot, or they prepare it as always, or simply they forget to tell the chef, or the chef being in “auto” mode makes it like he always does. Not just with food, i see this in other situations. They say ok/yes but clearly not understanding the question.
Stop arguing guys, hold on hold on, excuse me ‘I’m speaking’. Ok here is the deal:
1) I usually do the online but was over the grace period. Couple of days was figurative
2) highlighting brazen corruption in government processes.
3) the post was satirical
Finally KH trademark 😂😂😂😂