Unamerican

Oh no they should not! Indeed it is probably illegal for them to do so, or not?

Why would you think that??

As far as I know, they all do: it is not for the dentist!!

Sake from where? I have never “tipped a barber” in my whole very long life! Mostly they were anyways the owner (no employees).

Doh! For shortish trips the fare should be at most 100!! Just like a massage. And what would you exact them to be but happy?

Why, oh why!

And it is essential to “tip the wife”?

Nor is there such a tradition! Much like europe.

Why “leave a bill” for her? What are these “bills” you leave Around?? Also, sometimes it is a bloke! How does your cleaner comm at home??

Which lady would that be: my cleaner perhaps??

This one will run and run! Such a comotion about a very few baht!!

Absolutely: these security guys definitely need our support! But maybe people do not call such gratuities, not tied to any other payment, to be ”tips”?

I do not think you mean “service charge”, the typical 10% in the bill is not that. It is just part of the cost, like the 7% VAT.

Please give us examples of such a charge!

Why do that?? . . . no Thai or European would ever do So!

Not just the title! The whole thing reads like mystical nonsense from a, hopefully mythical, country far, far away! Please can this forum stick to more sensible, local news and speculation: most of us have zero interest in such foreign stuff!

More incomprehensible stuff!!

Totally meaningless post??

Possibly — but please, anyways, explain the particular use of context here!

What’s decline? What has thid got to do with the Thai Baht??

Exactly how is that connected?

U.K. also has had a rate drop.

But do mice need apples? 🙂

Neither: I drink only Beer Lao.

In what senses is it “a personal issue”??