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  1. Bob, when you wake up tomorrow in yet another one of your patented Thailand-hating moods, feel free to save yourself the effort and just recycle one of your earlier rants. To help you along, I’ve even dug up a few of your greatest hits below, though, to be fair, this is just a small sampling from the vast archive of your ongoing moaning chronicles. I didn’t even have time to count how many times you’ve already typed the phrase “tourist ghetto,” but at this point, you might want to trademark it.
  2. Thats doesn't sound like the issue. The gun seems to be loading, just not firing.
  3. Talking with who? Yourself as usual? 😂
  4. Not bad for a windup. 👍🏼
  5. FFS, Bob, how many new profiles are you going to create in one minute? It seems the more time goes on, the more unhinged you become. Are you totally off your head or did you just break up with your ladyboy girlfriend again?
  6. Yep, nothing but ladyboys there. You'll be in pure heaven, Susan.
  7. And yet, none of this ever happened, right Bob Mark?
  8. Is that you Bob Tuco?
  9. Digital cards are great, and so are cards that are valid for a one-time purchase and then automatically canceled. But even those aren’t really necessary anymore. Most credit cards today can be temporarily disabled through your mobile banking app. I keep all my cards disabled by default and only enable them briefly when I’m about to make a purchase. As soon as the transaction is complete, I lock the card again. This prevents any unauthorized or unexpected charges. It takes a little effort, but not much.
  10. The lifestyle of Bangkokians has always been like that. Thirty years ago, there were barely any gyms, and people weren’t obese back then either. Now there are hundreds of gyms, so in fact, people are probably moving a lot more now after work than before. The real issue is the change in diet and increased access to calorie-dense food. Nearly everything they eat and drink now is loaded with sugar too. Obesity is based 80% on diet and only about 20% on lack of physical activity.
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