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That's why we come to Thailand! I like the attitude here re trannies (or lady boys as the case may be). Nobody bats an eye if you want to become a girlie. Certainly, as far as I know from asking my wife, no lady boys' grouping goes around demanding special treatment and mixed toilets and all the $hit we have to put up with all day long in the West. Especially UK, Canada and US.

Much as I despise Trudeau for his hypocrisy and general dumb-a$$ed arrogance, I have to question your assertions there. The newly introduced free dental care will, when it eventually comes into being, be available only for those aged 87 or more!! (And it's only for things like check-ups and cleaning.) Mortgage bailouts? Haven't heard of this one. Was this some temporary help during Covid? Legal pot? Mixed reactions. The pot industry in Canada is a stock market failure. Most smokers can get cheaper weed from their former illegal suppliers, and prefer to stick with them! (So, not many votes there.) All in all, Canada is a failed state, well on the way to 3rd world status. No wonder 3rd world recent immigrants are getting out asap when they find out what it costs to buy even a shack or when they look for a non-existent doctor or that even bananas are expensive in a banana republic.

There's only one small glimmer of hope amidst all this supreme bo££ocks: eventually an election will have to be held and Canadians (over many decades) have a habit of violently voting an unpopular government OUT, reducing the governing party to as few as 2 seats. It's happened too many times, both federally and provincially, to list here. The polls suggest that the much-loathed Trudeau, if he doesn't step down before the election, will be dumped mercilessly. In the meantime, a Canadian university proclaims its shameless virtue signalling while advertising a tenure-track job where skin-colour counts for more than merit (surely a world first) : In accordance with the University’s Equity Plan and pursuant to Section 42 of the BC Human Rights code, the selection will be limited to members of the following designated group: Black people. Our search committee will review the pool of applications from those who self-identify with this designated group. Candidates from this group must self-identify in their cover letter to be considered for this position. Of course, like Senator Pochahontas Warren, one could always "self-identity" as genetically black.

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That is appalling. Has anybody else heard of this kind of F u behaviour (either with AC or with other airlines)???? Did you try to get this story into some media outlet?

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I don't want to be "pedanatic" (as the OP might say), but when you say "I never last", what exactly does the "last" refer to? The massage itself or you and the happy ending?

I was responding to Deez (his criticism of AC as one of the worst airlines) - I was trying to avoid being so crass as to suggest that one of the reasons the flight attendants on AC are so ....er.....unlike attendants on Asian airlines is that woke considerations obviously play a large part in the company's recruitment policies - something one notices the moment one steps on board. I could be more crass than that, but I will respect your intelligence enough to assume that you know what I am talking about.... Sorry if it's confusing.

Of course, you've got to remember Canada is so woke a country that even immigrants from the 3rd world seeking a better life in Canada have been reported to be leaving in large numbers!

We took this flight in Business last March. The plane was 100% full. Even Business seemed overcrowded to me. One major drawback was the time of the flight to YVR. It left BKK at 8.30 am. I imagine most people had had a night's sleep before boarding. At about 10.30 am (Bkk time) - and after a "main" meal, the cabin is plunged into darkness and we're invited to try and sleep for a large segment of daytime flight. We arrived in YVR at about 6 am (PST). So there's a long day ahead until you reach your "proper" bedtime. Maybe daily flights will introduce more comfortable timings. Still, I believe this flight was a big money-spinner for AC, since it does away with those extra hours of travel via NTA or TPE and other such stopping points. Nevertheless, Eva Air (imo) provides the best service across the Pacific.

but "room temp" is v different in LoS than in France....& Europe generally...so bung your red in the fridge for an hour....