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That's hard to answer, I just became aware that whilst living there that no one actually likes them, even the Vietnamese. I thought the Vietnamese did but in fact Vietnam is having a lot of problems with the Chinese in the north of the country. The thing that caught me out the most was going to Hong Kong, which I did 4 times. On one occasion I went with a friend who did a lot of clothes shopping, and whilst I was waiting for him to try stuff on, I used to talk to the shop owners there, and even they don't like the mainland Chinese, who they thought were uncouth and lacking in manners. That does seem to be the consensus, they are such dirty gits its unreal. In the market right next to where I was staying, they used to sell old fruit on blocks on polystyrene that had mud on them. They spit all the time, and smoke, and they don't clean up much like they do in Thailand. They don't like each other, and like in the UK there is a north/south divide and eat just about anything. They are kinda very backwards in their thinking and they don't give a <deleted> about anything.

I can't remember when it was, about 10-15 years ago but there was a push to get rid of English teachers.

Nobody likes the Chinese, and if you have ever spent time there like myself, it's not difficult to see why.

Is it arabs or locals causing it?

I think they should either kick them out or not kick them out.

Is there anything for sale in there? What should you do if they have things for sale and you want to buy something?

I wonder how they tracked them down?

I guess the locals have gotta put some earplugs in before they go to bed.

I guess the locals have gotta put some earplugs in before they go to bed.

Yeah agreed with previous comments, this is not about 600 baht but more about insulting the guy and his heritage.

Yeah agreed with previous comments, this is not about 600 baht but more about insulting the guy and his heritage.

I think we can safely say he was given assurances but whether they will materialize, we will have to see. I think they will. I don't think we will see him spend a single day behind bars.

Not exactly the first in Bangkok, and yes you can expect some police involvement.

Oh dear, that's not good news for him. I hope he likes it behind bars.

I'd be surprised if he spends a single day in prison.

I wonder if she was overcharged? Perhaps deliberately so.

At least she didn't want to sleep with him.

Thaksin has got friends it seems.

Yes, that would be good.

Ah yes, welcome to the Chinese, fine outstanding individuals they always are.

Was he drunk?

Pattaya? Hotbed of crime isn't it?

Driving too fast probably.

Taxi drivers being ripped off, so they are on the receiving end sometimes. What a shame.

Good work there by the boys in brown.