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Or until funding runs dry.

QR codes and no false names on sign in. You must now use your real name at the bar. There, no one want to go now.

Signing up for bartending school today.

Rodeo rules. Cowbell not Missionary.

46 minutes ago, morrobay said:

Correlations are not necessarily causations, but what's the graphs source. 

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.19.20105999v1.full.pdf?fbclid=IwAR21p-oedk4K2BuzAWG8HYGJVMGBic4hrPeVZn8H-gK011q2Q8X6QxJvgoU

Not saying the beaches in Pattaya are sewers, but they may be basing the no swimming decision on this data.

55 minutes ago, damascase said:

I don’t care about the curfew, but I want to swim!

And Sauna. And Beach. And Surf.

IO's have the hardest job in Thailand. The lines of foreigners never end. Day after day after day. That's some bizarre Dharmma.

Charge admission like national parks. They will open tomorrow. At 10X the local price of course.

12 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

Yes, I would take the same view to helmets.... it is the law.

When the helmet law passed, it was specifically written to benefit one manufacturer. The manufacturer just happened to be an MP. All other helmets were illegal. But then the Thai Bar Girls Association marched on parliament to protest. They refused to wear dirty helmets on their freshly sprayed 80's hair. So implementation was suspended till hair trends were more favorable. And of course the take over of insurance companies by foreign interests after the financial crisis. Got to milk the concession, like bar girls.

People are starving for something new. Restaurants need to stock up on takeaway staff.

When Ford decided to open up out here, at some bar I asked them why Pattaya? Answer: We love the lifestyle. Fast cars and faster women. Perhaps with all the bar closures, GM is off to more enthusiastic pastures. Save Pattaya! Support the Bar Malls.

Like Insomnia, the GG's should open up to the ocean. Chillax hostess GG Gentlemen's clubs. Sampan between bars and girls under the stars. Make it happen boys.

3 hours ago, TaaSaparot said:

Led to believe that the owners of Siren Beer Bar Complex are building a new Beer Bar Complex, without a Boxing Ring.

The Pineapple hath many Spying Eyes. Good to hear we will soon be behind bars.

15 hours ago, kinyara said:

They may have just been passing rent increases on in their prices but they've slowly killed it.

Same thing happened in Bangla. Foreigners keep selling the leases at higher prices till no money could be made. And now the bars are not rented and the little streets are empty. 150+ baht drinks and 220+ baht girl drinks. Last price at the boxing bars was 120+ baht for a well drink and 160+ for a girl drink. No wonder the Indians stay on the fray. You can have high rents or high liquor taxes, you cannot have both. Or use the empty bars as Russian and Chinese laundry mats and parking lots.

7 minutes ago, Hempseedman said:

I’ve never actually seen them make it but I visited them once and got pretty stoned with them one night. 

The Chinese developed the tech. Going to be hard to compete against those boys when it comes to extraction. Technology, scale and they manufacture the equipment. Plus government financial assistance and deep connections throughout the Thai business community.

Sonication for better extraction. Cheaper and cleaner product. The oil falls out into the solvent. Control temperature for different fractions. Cold for CBD and slightly higher temps for higher THC. So initially a cold extraction to remove CBD and then a higher temp for the THC.

And JP's International Bar! The best after hours party since the Old Thermae. Major loss.

Demolition has begun. Its a sign. The Apocalypse is nigh. What is going on in this world?

Soi 6 has plenty of noodle shops.

Asked current landlord for a 25% discount for year contract. No problem. Better deal than the US, where my tenets want three to four months rent forgiveness.

Pattaya reminds one of the Time Share markets. Now most Time Share markets advertise how to get out of your Time Share. They screw you buying in and selling out.