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The specific food, or the restaurant, can be searched on the app, then there's a choice of vendors that have it.

Personal recommendation... https://annsfrozenfood.com/product-category/indian-curries/

"...the Men so unattractive, not good looking at all". You seem to be a connoisseur of men's attractiveness, which country produces the most attractive blokes in your eyes?

Just like most other countries.

What would happen in all those civilized countries where we come from? Would the police arrest such person right away? Would he go to jail right away? Bail? By definition, he is arrested in order to administrate the charges then, for similar charges, he's released pending a court appearance.

Yes but many vendors just don't do that / have no intention of doing that. Nothing to do with the vendors, the Grab app gives that option to tip the driver using the online payment facility.

Nothing wrong with that policy from which they get a revenue for their business.

A tip can also be added to the payment.

Just like they do with watches they auction? LOL The police do not conduct auctions. Seized items are auctioned by the government, not the police, and buyers are provided with documentation legitimising their purchase. Which "RTP watch auctions" are you laughing out load about?

Lazy. He was arrested and charged by those "lazy" police.

He's been charged so what incentive did they have in this case?

Arrested, charged, as the OP states, then released pending court. That's the norm for this type of offence everywhere.

Before he has even been convicted? Which legal system allows for that action?

Yes, they did arrest him, obviously... "The police confirmed they had issued legal charges against Parkphoom for causing severe injury and both mental and physical harm ... Parkphoom has acknowledged the charges...". Not every person charged with an offence is jailed immediately. He goes to jail, possibly, after he has been convicted.

So you can't answer that but I'm sure you'll find some BS. CVT has been used in production cars since the late 50s, that is what I said in response to your reference of "CVT being around at least 10 years". Now you're throwing "steel belts" into the discussion after the fact!

Don't waste your time, it is not your vehicle so they will not disclose any information about it to you. As someone else posted, if the seller bought it from a government auction (the RTP do not conduct auctions) he would have been provided with the requisite documentation.

Can't You READ I said AT LEAST ! Yes, I CAN READ; do you not KNOW that 60 years-plus is "AT LEAST 60 years", not "at least 10 years"!

10 years? It has been used in production cars since the late 50s.

Nothing is "Sad" about it except, probably, the bloke you referred to who reported on his test drive of a CVT car and subsequently gave you the first "Sad"!

Have you and your colleagues ever speculated why you pay so much attention to the men you see as effeminate?

it's not supposed to be inhumane What was confirmed as being "inhumane" about her time in prison?

Not all of it She did all the time that she was obliged to serve by the Thai and Australian authorities.

She is, she's selling a book about her being jailed for drug smuggling, a criminal activity of which she was convicted!

And how do you justify calling every other former inmate with a vastly different recollection of life behind bars in Thailand a liar? Nothing further "Nothing further". Of course, you've "nothing further", not even one single link to one of those "countless" videos of Klong Prem that you claim exist that contradict my comments, or, perhaps, your own personal account of Klong Prem. Why do you choose to disparage me as being a liar whilst preferring to believe those doing nothing but making a few quid out of it?

Because I was there, I know exactly how life goes on in Klong Prem and I am not a liar. I do not have a book or movie to sell, that, without exception, every other ex-prisoner does and, without their exaggerations, over-dramatisations and invented situations, no one would pay a penny for.