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DTAC have unlimited data(6 Mbps) together with unlimited calls(15 minutes per call) for less than 1200 baht for the 12 month duration. For information only..

The Russians went home…

We exposed EXPOSE ????

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As to the answer to your question… phone updates or video playing with n the background/foreground. Buy unlimited. If you watch video; 4 Mbps and upwards.

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Why would there not be crime in such a place? Poor people permanently at a disadvantage and struggling to manage. I REALLY disliked the tipping culture. Just another hidden tax. Without it, the place would grind to a halt. Really unpleasant. Ridiculous pricing alongside poor remuneration. Poor quality food unless you pay ridiculous prices.

Read for yourself… https://www.schwab.com/savings

Is it 4K or Full HD spec only? https://www.lazada.co.th/shop/expose/

4K represents 3840p x 2160p. Full HD is 1920p x 1080p.

Even if I didn’t have an oven(I do), I could buy one of those halogen/convection ovens for 800 baht and still come out spending less. But for the time poor, who fancy something different, perhaps 290 baht is not too high a price to pay. Still cheaper than the average lunch in London. Maybe attractive to an expat who gets a salary from abroad ????

My oh my…and do you imagine that once they get rid of all of those poor people who can only scrape together 64k per month, that they will relax the regulations for you and other law abiding citizens who have enough cash? It really sounds as if you are on a crusade for no other reason that your own ‘self righteousness’. Correct me if I am wrong.

It also doesn’t give you the right to lecture him either. Happily you are free to make that choice for yourself. Hopefully you won’t make any enemies along the way. What if your letter falls into the wrong hands?

Snippy? Perhaps you are sleeping. I posted the link, you priced it up. I asked his much you think they should charge and you got ‘snippy’. It was a genuine question. How much including overhead and wastage etc? They also have to take into account that they don’t sell it all. This is why….again, that I would most certainly make my own, unless it was heavily discounted. Then I might check it for quality. Not necessarily quiche, but most overpriced delicatessen products. Most are far below the standard of whatever I can produce for myself. For the prices charged, I can use premium products in mine. Your were preaching to the choir. Perhaps you thought we were disagreeing on something.

If Quiche Lorraine was my thing, then I would buy the ingredients to make it myself, rather than to pay 1800 for an inferior version. Have you been paying attention to anything that has been written here? Examples: Frozen quiche from Big C purchased at 75% off… still sitting dormant in my freezer. Likely lower quality ingredients to which I am used, in the shop sold quiche, on which I commented; which would mean that I would be unlikely to pay 1800 for it and likely not even 700. I would make it for myself, knowing that it included the best possible ingredients.

https://www.bigc.co.th/product/casino-creme-fraiche-epaisse-200-ml.25480

If the ingredients alone cost 700 baht then at what price should they sell it? Let’s just hope their effort is tasty. I would have gone to Big C Extra for something closer to real creme fraiche…

Not sure what was wrong with the clip they showed as an example. He was filming and found he just had 80 baht at hand. Hardly the biggest transgression. What a storm in a teacup…

Actually I quite liked Quiche Lorraine as a school dinner, but I suspect the quality will be lacking here. If you take a look at the ingredients you might understand why a good quality version might be expensive: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/ultimate-quiche-lorraine I wouldn’t hold out much hope for even the £42 version. Most of the delicatessen foodstuffs here are relatively disappointing. Can knock up much better in my own kitchen.

I haven’t made it in a long time now, so cannot give you a recipe before I try to make it again. I meant that I stopped eating ANY tinned foods and instead make those dishes from scratch.

Tinned food was fine when I was a teenager. Ambrosia creamed rice included ???? Cannot abide it now. Prefer to make it freshly.

To be fair, it’s you who has failed to do any due diligence and you has suggested throwing it away. Seems altogether careless. You have avenues to pursue or you can decide that it’s not worth your time. Another option: https://complaint.ocpb.go.th/

Indeed, I got a taste for crumbles with custard there. Rhubarb or apple.

Groan…????

I think the wise already know… I guess there are only two possibilities… and I know just about nothing on the subject: the compressor or a problem with the circuit board. Refrigeration specialist for the first, AliExpress for the second. I note that they have a 1 star review on HomeDepot. I guess it’s Chinese made. You can probably find details of the manufacturer somewhere on the device and write to them for advice. You can ask an English speaking stockist for advice; PolarTech Australia.