Rampant Rabbit

Wont bother one family in my village who have been stealing it from a foreign neighbour and when caught the Police head of village and PEA did nothing, didnt even remove the illegal cables tapped inot their meter quite a few thousand bahts worth. Promised to pay it back, neighbour has received nothing.

Never see young Thai kids doing this down Petkasem Road at 2 am with no lights on....no sirree never seen that on all my trips down to Hua Hin

Lad who works for me lost 3 fingers in a work accident in Thailand, Burmese, never saw a farthing from the employer, he can do the work it takes 2 Thais to do, when theyre not whining about how hard it is.

scheming money grabbing attention seeker imo...........dont care what she looks like, wouldnt touch her with two barge poles

Hm and they sure look good eh, just like 60 yr old women with nose rings I see in the UK sometimes

More likely a MAD girl

IMPOSSIBLE!!

Maggots and a foul stench....from experience

No problem, I just do 2.5 beeps

Pah, they cant even get electric poles in from new straight by me, many been propped up with another one at 30 dgree angles.

Be aware any staff will treat it like krap and it will end up broken.

Finding someone who isnt lazy/useless is a difficult task, in over 10 years Ive had only two good workers, the rest are useless. Many start off ok then within anything from a day to a month degenerate. Ive been through countless staff. They simply have no motivation and salary IS irrelevant....so ignore the pay peanuts get monkeys brigade of know it alls who are bound to throw in their drivel here. I have one guy lives on site, he gets 15k going up a 1000 a year + many other benefits, he might stay 18 months then gets bored, he keeps coming back after some time away, he doesnt drink..many do. Used him on and off for those 10 years. I can leave him alone he will get on with it, many when you have gone will sit on their lazy asses all day. He can take care of 15 rai with no problem, often had two staff previously who cant even manage it as they were lazy whingers. Your chance of finding someone reliable honest decnt are ....well...........slim. I include a motorbike, food, house, electric water etc Monthly will work out cheaper than by the job probably .

Not for the gopher!

"if" you get cancer of the bowel there is always the final solution, and thats MY choice.

Extra cab models have no belts in the rear in Thailand, however models made for the Australian market do...certainly in my Chevrolet anyway..wonder if Chevvy would supply the parts to fit in Thailand....the interior panels have all the cut outs for the seatbelts and all the mountings, but nobelts.yeah its a tax thing also here

huh

it doesnt, but it seems you think this is ok......when in Rome etc

you can tell George is back in control

So you want me to not wear a helmet, throw my rubbish out of the car onto the road, speed, drive drunk, drive the wrong way on roads using the hard shoulder (motorcy).........I mean you cant have it both ways

The key word is "recommends"....so its up to them.

Cuz no one remebers the real bike gears, STURMEY ARCHER fully sealed far superior

Last Time I checked Nissan was Japanese albeit merging with Renault..........they do give a <deleted>, I have a letter from Honda with them giving a very big <deleted> and getting the head honcho in Thailand to conctact me knocking my door when I complained about <deleted> service, which just goes to show you know sh....

Because they give a siht? and they actually do in Japan.

Cue the "misunderstanding " story from the garage tomorrow with the pathetic basket of flowers.

Good for your friend, The Thais need a good kick up the ares for their lack of service and then the ability for threatening others when they get a serious complaint which they are wholly at fault for. I did a similar thing with Honda once writing to head office in Japan and within a very short time got a beautifully written reply from Japan and had the dealer and head man in Thailand for Honda knocking on my door apologising. I kept the letter to this day.