Liverpool Lou

Not much use for someone who wanted a quiche.

It's more of a presumption than an assumption as it was reported by witnesses that he was racing with a car at the time he lost control of the bike... "Preliminary investigations indicate that Chatri was riding at high speed when he lost control of his motorcycle and collided with the rear of the pink taxi. The impact caused fatal injuries, and he died shortly afterwards. Reports suggest that Chatri’s Harley-Davidson may have been racing against an unidentified car, with eyewitnesses unable to recall the make, model, or registration number of the vehicle". https://thethaiger.com/news/national/50-year-old-man-dies-racing-harley-crashes-into-taxi-on-busy-london-street

That's an odd interpretation, that does not "seem to be the case" at all. Nowhere is there any suggestion that BBL doesn't want joint accounts.

All BBL app users have the same restriction, for the bank's security concerns, the only workaround is to go with the banks requirements...or open a sole account.

There's a lot that can be done by the rider who was reported as racing a car when he lost control and hit the other vehicles.

I didn't think for a moment, either, that she would have, allegedly, been involved in the boy's death, if what his father says is true.

"...we can now smoke it freely". Er, not officially anywhere, you can't.

Rationally, who do you think should be responsible for paying compensation to those who voluntarily decided to set up their own businesses (dodgy, in most cases as they do not sell only for medical reasons)? Presumably, you mean the government, does the government pay compensation to other entrepreneurs whose bars, coffee shops, restaurants, etc. failed?

No, the point is that they invested voluntarily with no promises of returns. Capitalism involves risk.

He did not say that he knew, he said "I don't think...", which is an opinion that he is entitled to express on a forum.

What's the "problem" for tourists, 24 hours without buying alcohol, at least eight of which they'd probably be sleeping, so one evening of sobriety?

You may need to be able to back up that accusation with something empirical.

You mean all the Thais who started businesses 99% of which are not selling the stuff for medical use only as the law permits? Who cares...they took a gamble.

You think it's a good idea to let him know the sort of people that he's highlighted it to, i.e. the Thai-bashers. p1ss-takers and grammar-checkers?! So far, the majority of responses to the OP have been negative.

Likely it's you, then.

The heat has softened the adhesive and the letter "s" has just slid down the glass a bit! Or perhaps it's just an indication of what the shop has in store for non-Thai customers...foreigner welcomes.

a lie?? you have no clue what you are talking about... Yes, a lie. You posted that there are "almost no bank offices (branches, presumably) anymore", that is false, there are thousands. Just because you select an area where they aren't well represented doesn't mean that there are almost no branches anywhere.

Ooooo.....that much!?

Lloyds, Cashpoint?

Why do I need to take your instructions?

What ATM transaction charges do BBL impose? Are you referring to B10 out of province withdrawal fees?

And customers need to remember that, without the jockey, that horse is going nowhere.

Complete nonsense, why would you post such a lie? The main Thai banks combined (that foreigners normally deal with) have, literally, thousands of branches.

The rationale when ATMs were introduced in the UK in the 70s was not to get rid of bank charges altogether and that was 50 years ago. Today we have increased services and products from the banks and anyone who expect charges to reduce over 50 years or expects free services that cost the banks' money is not being reasonable.

Apparently not unless you're reading a different article!