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"bellowing eh" I believe BELLOWING looks like this........however, there is WORK available and you seem to be changing the subject now from no work available, my point, if i need to explain it is many dont want any work they want EASY (bellowing) work........when theres no work whats the better choice..no work no money, I resent the word "servant" my kid aint a servant he can leave anytime he wants. Here's the "servant" being subdued in Hua Hin couple weeks ago where we go for a weekly trip out....... now lick my boots clean boy..a phrase he always loves to hear from the master.
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As stated "adapt or die" .if you can only do one job u may as well. All thos e metnioned by you could easily work on the land where there is a huge demand for workers. Is it better to have no job and whine about it with no money or a job possibly with less money but some dignity. Theyre lazy simple as that. Have you any experience of finding someone to work on the land..even as a caretaker where a lot of downtime is normal? MY one lad gets 15k a house ,electric, water, food, fish, motorbike 2 hours for lunch. 7-11 then 2-5 he does the work with ease with 3 fingers missing. His salary rise to 16k end of this year, rural location............meanwhile Thais all round whinge and moan they have no work , our neighbours with land also say the same.cant find any staff amongst all those unemployed, the going rate is 500 a day. What they want is to be a security guard so they can sleep all night for 12 k. Thats the reality. Even had a cleaner once years ago, took her 4 hours to clean my house 50m2, I do it myself in 1 hour, thats another story entirely though....time and motion. What I do see now is everyone and his friend opening a roadside stall selling food, mostly junk food for the remaining farm workers /construction crews, most of them overweight, another job where they barely get any income and can sit down all day, theyd rather do that than get a d ecent regular higher income.
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Theres many who simply dont want to work.....Ive offered jobs to people and they either dont show or are bone idle on arrival... over a 10 year period, many of their ideas of work are do 2-3 days then [iss it all up the wall on beer, stay home until sober then go do the same thing again, lack any work ethic and as soon as your backs turned they sit down. Found two decent people over a 10 year period, rest are useless.
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Plenty of work about, theyre too lazy to do it...hence Burmese and Cambodians..who they threw out and also brought in ridiculous regitsration process to employ them with crazy fines for employers.... They borrow money for stuff they dont need, show me a Thai without a phone or motorbike.....try again
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meanwhile the "owner" of the dog is nowhere to be seen for his/her/its irresponsible beahviour.....next time maybe the dog will knock some kid off their bike and kill them.......too many of these dogs in the road, its plain ridiculous and negligent
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Where does Bangkok figure on the Asian pollution index?
Rampant Rabbit replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Thailand number one....... .good news Doom n Gloom at record high, Thailand declares itslef "doom capital of the world" -
Gen Prayut Chairs Defense Council Meeting
Rampant Rabbit replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Good to know he's keeping busy and even better protecting the nation, They should make him a Saint. -
ive had dealings with one "charitable" foundation here, it was the winding up of the will of a foreigner in which he'd left some real etstae to the charity............never seen such a pack of money hungry grabbers in all my life, like a pack of hyenas.......childrens foundation, constantly demanding this that and the other., pushing all the time.
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I prefer the term my Wife uses.......farang kee nok.............tells me it s a term of endearment
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are they gonna claim this as "another" Thai invention...if so I have some news for them and its old news https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20211102/breath-tests-for-covid