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  1. Small hotel room

     

    There was this couple that lived together in the backwoods for over fifty years.  To celebrate their fiftieth anniversary, he took her to a large city and they checked into a plush hotel.
     
    She said to the bellman, "We refuse to settle for such a small room.
    No windows, no bed, and no air conditioning."
     
    "But, madam!", replied the bellman.
     
    "Don't 'But madam' me," she continued.  "You can't treat us like we're
    a couple of fools just because we don't travel much, and we've never
    been to the big city, and never spent the night at a hotel.  I'm going
    to complain to the manager."
     
    "Madam," the bellman said, "this isn't your room; this is the
    elevator!"

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  2. making sure that all the govt bodies follow their SOPs and create some for the taxi operators...beach operators.. .hotels...airlines...boats...car and bike hirers...if all follow their SOPs strictly and and if not...impose penalty or even to the cancelation of their licenses....things will be in place..

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  3. I dont care if it is a joke....This kind of switching is not possible. It is a death penalty for most drivers. The accident rate is already so high and the learning of how to drive on the right have to start from the beginning again for all drivers... pedestrians crossing the roads are also at high risk because they will be looking at the wrong direction.

  4. Whether we like it or not air asia had and is penetrating into the asia markets aggressively. lucrative markets will see lot of flights introduced and unprofitable sectors will be cut out. That's the fact with any business. I also see lots of small customer complaints cropping up too that need to be improved. But the fact is that their passenger load are increasing every year. Having a hub here will do travelers good.

  5. Is this what you mean:

    H796

    21:55

    23:00

    KUL-BKK

    2h 5m

    119.00

    MH785

    11:05

    14:15

    BKK-KUL

    2h 10m

    119.00

    Your Selection

    Flights

    Kuala Lumpur International Apt (KUL) Departs: Mon, 21 Jan 2013, 12:25

    Bangkok (BKK) Arrives: Mon, 21 Jan 2013, 13:30

    Bangkok (BKK) Departs: Thu, 24 Jan 2013, 06:20

    Kuala Lumpur International Apt (KUL) Arrives: Thu, 24 Jan 2013, 09:30

    1 Adult: MYR 238.00 Surcharges: MYR 328.00 Taxes: MYR 141.00

    Total + Taxes + Surcharges: MYR 707.00

    Total Price: MYR 707.00

  6. Is there a Thai word for maintenance?

    "time for go home already"

    Something I've wondered about is where the elevators out here are made, and if the maker is also the entity that installs it. I've noticed most of the ones in big buildings are made in Europe, Japan, or US. The ones without a plate announcing the maker I assume to be of lesser quality. I would think China must be making these, maybe Taiwan.

    This incident has me wondering if the elevator in question was made in Indonesia or Malaysia.

    you cant say lifts make in certain countries are of inferior quality or without certain safety features...nonsense...lifts without auto brakes system is unimaginable ,,there must be minimum standard....i would believe there is a lack of regular maintenance or non replacement of certain parts because of whatever reasons that lead to this....with maintenance, the lift will be given a certificate that you can see hang in it....

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