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2 hours ago, Neeranam said:
Draconian, two tier fine system, a Thai would only get 1000 baht.
and you know this how?
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2 hours ago, eggers said:
Gets what he & she deserve ...Life in Thai BKK Hilton hopefully!! They had No conscience about selling drugs into AUS, that would've ruined many young lives!!
Like selling cheap piss to real native australians.
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3 hours ago, Thechook said:
I wash my own car
Is it your own car for sure here in Thailand?????
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Pops could be a war vet for for all anyone knows.
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7 minutes ago, jessebkk1 said:
I have a car wash too. For Thai's to come in and wash their car in your place you'd have to put in a good amount of money into it. I spent Approx about 1M Baht, Since a car wash has to be on main roads finding land is quite the challenge. Leasing the land for long term is cheaper than buy using your Thai Wife.
Our Monthly profit is about 40 to 50k after deduction of expenses, made a little bit more when we sold drinks at the lounge. 4 staff with salaries of 9,200 Baht. The car wash is one of the side kicks i opened to turnover cash, I barely show up there anymore just get alerts in Bank at the end of everyday.
The hardest part of owning a car wash is finding and keeping the staff, once you finally find those thai staff who are too lazy to quit, then the business starts flourishing.
If you plan on opening yours from scratch expect to lose money in the first few months/ 1st year. Buying an operating one with staff that will stay after the business has changed owners is much better.
Anyways I intend on listing mine on the market sometime early next year(around feb) for anywhere between 650k to 750k. Mine comes with a huge furnished lounge, extra very well spaced bosses' office, 2 toilets one public and one private, and a 4 Bunk bed dormitory for the staff to sleep in. Located at the heart of the city overlooking some big hotels. It's a good option to register as a company and use to earn monthly profits and yearly visa while staying, sadly the profit margin is not enough to apply for a residents permit after 3 years not unless you chose to lie about your profit. Keep your eyes glued to craigslist business for sale(Probably here on TV too) around feb if interested.
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1 hour ago, Peterw42 said:
You cannot get a WP to wash cars, any manual labour job is a Thai only job. Surely you have read all the posts over the years where guys have been fined etc for less than washing cars.
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I like this mans style and not lazy falang just rinking and speak rude all time.
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Thai people teacher never go jail time.
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Why not direct to Bang Mod Hospital?
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2 minutes ago, Tchooptip said:
The only thing hard to understand for me is if the people who gave back this motorbike was not a passerby or an utter stranger it would not have been difficult to confront him with the person who said nobody gave the motorbike back, I do not understand...at all!
CCTV not working ????
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1 minute ago, Spidey said:
I need to know where to GO! Where am I from? Which bus do I catch?
Go to the airport and beg like falnag do.
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41 minutes ago, Spidey said:
One of my grandparents was English, one a Welsh gypsy, one German and the other Scottish. My father was born in Spain and 50% of my extended family are Moroccan. I now live in Thailand with my Thai wife and son.
Can you please tell me who "my own people" are?
I not care where you are from.GO!
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23 hours ago, Neeranam said:
It's a bar that sells alcohol, yet doesn't want drunks?
What a sick world we live in when you can't tell someone to f off without being spread over the internet. The batgirl had no right talking this man's video when he was drunk, without his consent.
Thank God there was no Facebook when I drank.
Do you not like Thai people?
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54 minutes ago, Jingjock said:
First rule, do not accept drinks in a bar from people you do not know, Second rule, do not get drunk with people also you do not know, third rule, never let someone take you home that has offered to, when you not know them, this country is getting worse for this sort of crime.
You should write a pamphlet.
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46 minutes ago, rayinkrabi said:
For what it's worth, the shop I took it in to for repair was indeed one of the biggest name shops in Thailand which I made clear & named in my first post...however the Thai Visa mod's objected and removed it because of that.
Why the objection ?
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Return to your home country if you do not like how Thailand is changing.
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Return to your home country if you do not like how Thailand is changing.
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Cheap As Chips are laptops so best to buy them by the dozen.
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PM me your contact numbers and I will pass them on.
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What have stats from the states have to do with what goes on in Thailand?
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16 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:
Many of the boys/young men who are trafficked are undocumented, hill tribe kids in particular. Trying to prove the age of some of them is extremely difficult and many times westerners are considered guilty until proven innocent in these situations. I knew a Brit more than twelve years ago in CM who got four years for underage sex with a hillside lad who we all believed to be over eighteen but it couldn't be proved and the authorities weren't interested in trying to find out, even he said he was over 18 - a couple of us tried to help and even went to his school in Central Thailand to try and get his records but we they wouldn't release them to us. Ultimately it was an NGO that was responsible for his arrest and imprisonment.
How old was your Brit mate 12 years ago in CM ?
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Tourist numbers are up.
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6 hours ago, FourAces said:
Myanmar, Thailand incinerate illicit drugs worth $800 million
What the news report neglected to mention is the $16 million worth of drugs that failed to get incinerated.
and george with the nation believe ?
Farang washing cars to make a living - says he's making 6,000 baht a day!
in Thailand News
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Maybe he has been so long that he speaks like Thai people when he said "My/Me"