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It isn't classified as formal employment. Thailand's 'Unemployment Rate' only considers those registered as employed and paying taxes, which comprises approximately 60% of the working population. The informal sector, which includes most of agriculture, makes up the other 40%.

Samila Jer Seafood Hat Yai (Phone: 0987797577) (7.009011, 100.473551) On Sangsri Soi 2, just off Supasarnrangsan Road, turning opposite The Bed Hotel, with second entrance on Sangsri Soi 4. The old Samila Seafood closed during COVID, the restaurant has reopened with new owners, though the kitchen and restaurant staff are much the same. Renamed Jer Seafood the format is the same, large shed like building, fish tanks at front of shop. The old formica tables and plastic chairs have been replaced with large round tables with a built in lazy Susan, and thankfully some study wooden chairs. The menu hasn't changed much, seafood and more seafood, all very fresh, you can pick your fish from the tank. Service is quick, food is excellent. One complaint is the menu lacks prices for everything, notably the beers aren't priced. Pays to ask, I can imagine prices might rise and fall depending on the customer. Meal for four adults and two children, seven dishes including a whole fish, crab and two prawn dishes, beers and desserts was a fraction over Bht2,000. .

That sounds like a contradiction. .

The story is posted in the Southern Thailand News Forum which is advertised as: "Including Chumpon, Surat Thani, Songkla, Hat Yai, Pattani, Narathiwat. Explore the unique topography, language and culture of Thailand's deep south." .

Neither province is in Southern Thailand, Cambodian rather than Malaysian border.

Let me have the PromptPay details and I'll give him Bht2000; he can punch the muppet again. .

They should organise a systematic cull of any stray dogs. Dog owners are warned to keep their pets at home on specific days and then anything outside running wild is shot. It's what they did in Namibia when I worked there, to keep rabies out of the national park areas.

That was a suggestion made over 20 years ago by one of Thaksin's appointed governors in the south. Thought a casino on the border with Malaysia would be a great idea to boost the local economy. Not well received, not a smart idea in a majority Muslim area; gambling money is haram and the locals didn't want it.

Could that not be construed as advertising alcohol?

New as in relatively new by comparison; Khon Kaen is about 250 years old, Songkhla is about 400 years old, and Nakhon Si Thammarat is over 1,000 years old.

Hat Yai is a new town, think Milton Keynes, it exists because of the railway which only opened in 1909.

What were you expecting, the Eiffel Tower, herd's of wildebeest sweeping majestically over the plains? Hat Yai's a nice city to live in and raise a family, but it's not Rome, London or New York, most people who live here are aware of that.

I almost fell off my chair reading that. I'm not sure which is more far fetched, Hat Yai becoming a new Singapore, or the Democrat Party returning to government.

Mad F%^*&r Carlson was costing Old Scrotum Face way too much money.

She's lucky she can afford to lose 25 million Baht.

Nope. Not my experience, very seldom found hotels with slippery tiles in the bathroom, and in our house all our bathrooms have patterned tiles that are not slippery.

Wife went to see them today. Apparently it was something of a scrum in there many, many people wanting to know why their bills were so high. She eventually got to see the right person, nothing can be done about the current bill, but they will change the coding for the next one. We may receive a house visit to verify that the property is now solely residential, which is to be expected.

Sadly that didn't include a vow of silence.

It was happily animist and pagan until the 'one god' squad turned up, so what's new?

Streets are awash with seamen.

No, the previous owner used the ground floor as a shop (wedding costume hire), but we've never used the house for business.

That's never going to happen, our monthly average for the last 12 months is a little over 800kWh. It's a 4 storey shophouse unit. Wife will talk to PEA about getting the meter type corrected. .

I checked the comparable rates on the PEA website https://www.pea.co.th/en/electricity-tariffs The tariff is the same for both Residential (over 150kWh per month) and Small General Service, but I'm being hit for 1.5492Bht on the fuel tax surcharge, I saw someone say if was 0.9343Bht for residential.

I've just realised our meter type is a 2125

I wouldn't disagree.