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Each person has the liberty to assume/think what they want, but that doesn't mean they are always correct. What others think about you, might shock you, if they voice it. If one is unable to tolerate other cultures, he or she should stick to their own. It is very stupid to expect other nationalities to act the same as you. The whole idea of wasting water at a time when it's needed most is absolutely abhorrent to me What about starting wars & destroying innocent lives & countries?

...and some others who are heading there, are justifing the common thief.

REALLY? Germans going to Poland to steal cars?

No I wouldn't, for a person like you. You are very good at describing yourself in detail. Keep listing more movies...

If that rule applies across the board... many would 'invite' themselves gladly. Life is good!

stupid comment at its best... I am no saint. But I guess you start a joy ride on anything and every thing when you see the keys on or the engine running. Described yourself well.

In my lifetime, I've seen many motorbikes, cars, trucks, even busses stopped with their engine running. Never was I tempted to drive away. It's only a professional thief that would get that temptation.

And blame Thai people. Quality foreigners from the 1st world.

Absolute crap. If the keys are in, stealing is permitted? Quality foreigners indeed.

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Great speech from a fine leader. No insults, no threats. Calm, but strong speech.

I suggest you find a good AI site and ask all these questions from AI. You will get a better response from AI than you would ever get here. Even Google Gemini would be good. Here is what ChatGPT responded with. How do YOU stay warm, during the HOT season in Thailand....anyway???? Haha, good question! If I were in Thailand during the hot season, I think I'd have to be pretty creative since I don't feel heat like humans do. But if I were to give advice, I'd recommend a few things: Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration. Coconut water is popular in Thailand and great for replenishing electrolytes. Light Clothing: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing, like cotton or linen. Light colors are also good because they reflect the sun. Cool Food: Thai cuisine has lots of refreshing cold dishes, like som tum (papaya salad) or chilled noodle dishes. Plus, you can never go wrong with a nice iced Thai tea or a cold mango sticky rice. Seek Shade: Whenever possible, find shade under a tree or in a covered area. In Thailand, people often hang out at cafes or in buildings with air conditioning to cool down. Evening Adventures: When it’s cooler in the evening, take advantage of the pleasant temperatures to explore or enjoy outdoor activities. I guess if I did feel heat, these would be my go-to tips! How do you personally cope with Thailand's heat?

No & no. But your Cheap Charlie prediction & accusation got me thinking.

Sorry, I agree 100% that I am no expert in these matters. I was depending and requesting for your expert advise.

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