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Isn't it even the government's job to change the rules of the road? All vehicles with blue flashing lights and two-tone horns have priority over all other traffic. Abuse will be punished.

Can't say it seemed successful though, rolling on more next time.

and what remains goes to Patong

You should not blame him, he is a Dutchman, and they sometimes do more strange things like the other day in Pattya with a motorbike, that too was a Dutchman.

Those authorities are not blind to it but they have no understanding of it. You need experts for that, and where do we find them?

Did a quick look on Google earth, streatview, there are also just houses in between. You shouldn't think of living there.

And that already for many, many years, and believe me nothing will change.

You know the answer by yourself, TIT.

It is good that you show the video but every time the image is too big, maybe next time you can make the image smaller before uploading.

Hey Dave, you can still comment on your issues?

A common image, dictators friendly in photo with children. Can remember one in WW2

I recently ordered a desk lamp from Shopee, it turned out to be the biggest mess imaginable. So sent it back, which already took some effort, but in turn it was sent back to me. 500 thb wasted, so no more Shopee for me

Apparently, you are too young to pass judgment on that.

They might live to regret that, this Thai government, perhaps going the same way as they did with allowing soft drugs.

Will never forget one of the first times I was on holiday in Thailand and especially to Phuket some 30 years ago. There, too, we went into the jungle with a guide in the middle of the island. And you'll never guess, he too lost his way and we got lost with a group of about 20 people, as a tourist in your shirt and short sleeves into the jungle.... It took more than 2 hours to find the right path again, apparently including someone pretending to be a guide, heavily sweaty we regained our freedom.

100% agree, a witch, That's it, mean man.

That's really cheap, so I'm curious to know where you are insured.

BTW, Then I would ask your friend again, it is almost daily practice to round up drug labs!

In the Netherlands, if you get caught on drug manufacturing, your punishment is a few hours of hoeing in a small park Lined up is meaning, then you're not right in the head or psychically there is something wrong with you, in dutch: ‘dan heb je ze niet allemaal op een rijtje' call it slang.

That hasn't been considered yet, don't give them an idea.

Previously, I had not insured my house either but with batteries and solar panels on roof, I find the risk significantly higher and have insured my house for that reason.

And then Alibaba is cited as an example, which is laughable. Recently I tried to order 200 10ml tubes of shaving cream there when I asked about the delivery charges for that, they wanted to charge USD 100 there and then I had to wait 6 weeks as well....

If possible, buy gold, even here in Thailand, small quantities. When the CBDC takes hold, there will be no stopping it and we can forget about cash too. Barter is going to be big again. Yes you can laugh about it now or dismiss it as nonsense, but that era is not far away.

Both India and Sri Lanka, once but never again, if you want to get sick, visit it.

Well, to be honest, I don't find Japan comparable to Thailand in any way, despite living in Thailand for over 25 years, when I visited japan I experienced it as a clean and perfect country with a beautiful culture as well. Yes, it is considerably more expensive but worth its price, really a recommendation. Japanese food in Thailand I also experienced but the Japanese can still do it better.