I wouldn't leave credit cards or cash in a hotel safe. Always take with you.
But if you go partying at night, you will need to leave the laptop and maybe a bulky camera behind.
So where do you put that stuff?
did you ever say one positive thing about thailand in your posting history?
i bet you would complain about the sand on the beaches if someone started a thread about that.
if there is too much theft in a hotel, the police would catch on very quickly.
so hotels are probably strict with staff.
would they risk losing their jobs over your stuff? depends on the value i guess.
because they're changing the visa requirements, so now you need to bash everything about the country.
with the old requirements, the democracy didn't bother you so much.
guys who can't meet the requirements will infiltrate AN to plant seeds of doubts into those who can meet the requirements.
divide and conquer.
Yeah, I was going to make a joke that he didn't panic while drowning. he remained, calm, cool, and collected. But it's not appropriate to make jokes when someone has just died. Still, the title is silly. And the photo is ridiculous too.
Most people have and readily admit it.
The question is how much time do you spend in these places, given your smear campaign against bar girls on here? I'm willing to venture a lot more than you would care to admit.
Maybe we should get spidermike's private detectives to look into this.
People don't like surveillance cameras, but let's see if they start rolling out high tech robocops soon ...
Imagine police drones on every building ... one wrong move and the drone swoops in ...
Or maybe the AI camera can predict you will assault someone by analyzing your facial expressions.
And then we can debate on Aseannow if it's an infringement on human rights.
I did have a landlord who was completely crazy once.
Then the only solution is to move out.
How do you change a crazy person? Force them into Freudian psychoanalysis sessions?
maybe you're exaggerating.
and maybe it's mostly concerns about money and it makes her act out in a strange way.
wait for other responses.
i got nothing else.
Although technically a tenant is never supposed to pay for repairs, how much money is involved?
I once knew someone who was renting. But she rented for years and years.
Eventually, she started to treat the place like her own and actually paid for renovations.
Give the place a paint job and pay from your own pockets.
Who cares? You can't take your money with you when you die.
We're never gonna survive unless we get a little crazy.