A couple of things come to my mind here. First of all. You always check a gun, no matter who gives it to you. You hold the weapon, you are responsible. Second, why doesn’t he just reveal what he thinks happened instead of sending out a “Trailer”
Much better would be a campaign that tells tourist what a bad idea it is to rent a motorbike in Thailand and include the stats of deaths on motorbikes.
Friends og mine from the home country asked med to show their two teenage children around Chiang Mai. The first thing the kids asked about was about renting a motorbike. Luckily I managed to convince them not to. Even if they had a license and some experience, which they didn't, I would advice against it.
I can also recommend Nana Bakery. They are great. Nana Bakery is French. If you're looking for German style bread you can buy bread from Jo's Bakery at Rimping.
I bought a Farm house bread once many years ago because I needed some to make croutons. Used 2 slices and left the rest in its original plastic wrapping on the kitchen counter. When after 3 weeks it still looked like new I realised what a mistake I had made.
An almost impossible advice to follow is what a wise man said: Never eat anything that comes out of a factory.
That is what the regulation from 2020 says. However as DrJack54 says, CM Immigration didn't get the memo.
Anyway, I went to the CM IMM office today and got it all sorted with the help of a very pleasant young woman at the TM30 counter.
I just learned that Chiang Mai IMM also require a new TM30 after a trip trip to another province. I spent one night in a hotel in Chiang Rai 2 weeks ago. When I tried to do my 90 days reporting online this week, it was denied because my last recorded address was in Chiang Rai. This is the first time it has happened to me in many years.