Thais turn on "rich and selfish" BMW driver for parking in handicapped only walkway

[webfact]

Thais turn on "rich and selfish" BMW driver for parking in handicapped only walkway

 

Picture: Manager

 

Thais online were quick to condemn what they saw as selfishness by the wealthy when pictures of a BMW parked on a handicapped walkway at a northern Bangkok shopping center were shared online.

 

The poster said that his dad, in his 80s and confined to a wheelchair, had nowhere to go after he had been to eat at Future Park, Rangsit, in Pathum Thani to the north of Bangkok.

 

The poster came out with a stream on complaints about selfishness, lack of responsibility and no thought for others.

 

He said if anyone knew this rich "S.O.B" they should remind him or her of their worthlessness.....the plate was ฆฒ (khor thor) 711 (Bangkok), reported Manager.

 

The story was shared from a Korat news page with thousands agreeing with and liking the observations about the irresponsible driver.

 

Source: Manager Online

 

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[JoePai]

and what else would you expect from a Beemer driver ?

[YetAnother]

27 minutes ago, webfact said:

and no thought for others

heavily contributes to a lot of thailand's problems

[Rimmer]

In my time in Singapore I remember LKY labled these kind of thoughtless people "The Ugly Singaporean" They got the message and  it largley stopped

[james.d]

See it all the time in my local Tesco, from old pick-ups through to high end cars parked in handicapped and parents with babies reserved parking.

Sometimes see the security reversing them in.

This is internal parking so not hot but hey hum if it saves them walking 10 meters.

Pure laziness/selfishness IMHO, most likely 95% should not be parking in these places.

[ChrisY1]

Key 'em!

[kotsak]

Well, it's not about Bimmers or Daimlers drivers, this selfish and inresponsible behaviour is widespread among the local driving population. The most abused are the reserved parking spaces for handicapped people which, due to the fact they are near the entrances, are very popular among mentally handicapped drivers.

 

[mok199]

when I read this ''turn on thai driver'' I thought .wow some good old revenge western style ,smashed windows and slashed tires...like in the sienfeld episode when George parked his dads car in the handicapped parking....NOT!!...thai style ''some sharp strong words on facebook''....ouch !!!! im sure that will make the driver think twice next time...

Edited March 22, 2018 by mok199
speliing

[anon789561]

8 minutes ago, kotsak said:

Well, it's not about Bimmers or Daimlers drivers, this selfish and inresponsible behaviour is widespread among the local driving population. The most abused are the reserved parking spaces for handicapped people which, due to the fact they are near the entrances, are very popular among mentally handicapped drivers.

 

you just can't put daimler drivers in the same category as a bm driver. you can't. by the way, there's a beautiful daimler for sale in lad prao and drives nice. perfect condition. i was tempted but the mrs being thai made me get a new car. i really liked the daimler. so much more stylish than my civic

[Bob12345]

10 minutes ago, mok199 said:

when I read this ''turn on thai driver'' I thought .wow some good old revenge western style ,smashed windows and slashed tires...like in the sienfeld episode when George parked his dads car in the handicapped parking....NOT!!...thai style ''some sharp strong words on facebook''....ouch !!!! im sure that will make the driver think twice next time...

I still hope the "hard-to-remove" stickers will be introduced. Where you put one on the windshield, with a text in thai like "<deleted> parker", on the driver's side and it will take him at least 30 minutes to remove. The sticker keeps tearing when you pull it and you wont be able to drive with it on your windshield.

 

At least you dont do damage to the car which will land you in jail.

[HLover]

7 minutes ago, Bob12345 said:

I still hope the "hard-to-remove" stickers will be introduced. Where you put one on the windshield, with a text in thai like "<deleted> parker", on the driver's side and it will take him at least 30 minutes to remove. The sticker keeps tearing when you pull it and you wont be able to drive with it on your windshield.

 

At least you dont do damage to the car which will land you in jail.

If they use the same sticker and glue that is used to cover up the English nutrition information on imported foods, it would be almost impossible to remove.

[Annunaki]

5 minutes ago, HLover said:

If they use the same sticker and glue that is used to cover up the English nutrition information on imported foods, it would be almost impossible to remove.

I agree with this.

There are so many times that I have bought powdered ingredients (bread mixes, cake mixes, poultry stuffing, etc.) only to find out that there is a Thai sticker stuck directly on top of the cooking instructions.

If you try to remove it the instructions under the sticker will come away as well.

 

I have no plans to join the 'Pattaya balcony jumping display team' because I know that my demise will be through starvation from not being able to cook my scoff.

[Juan B Tong]

That's the future.

 

If all the numbnut, unenlightened, wannabe, me first, jerks get named and shamed in social, media things could change.

 

Lay on some social pressure

[HLover]

3 minutes ago, Juan B Tong said:

That's the future.

 

If all the numbnut, unenlightened, wannabe, me first, jerks get named and shamed in social, media things could change.

 

Lay on some social pressure

That miniscule selective short attention span may throw a wrench into online shaming.

Red Bull heir who?

[Hayduke]

 

This is outrageous. It's unbelievable that someone thinks they're somehow special just because they drive a BMW. Choice parking spaces like this should only be used by real Hi-So's who drive a Ferrari, a Lamborghini, or maybe a Rolls.

 

Edited March 22, 2018 by Hayduke

[jacko45k]

39 minutes ago, Bob12345 said:

I still hope the "hard-to-remove" stickers will be introduced. Where you put one on the windshield, with a text in thai like "<deleted> parker", on the driver's side and it will take him at least 30 minutes to remove. The sticker keeps tearing when you pull it and you wont be able to drive with it on your windshield.

 

At least you dont do damage to the car which will land you in jail.

The attendants could stick them on but I'd rather the car was towed away quickly.

Poor attendants would be getting beaten up even more often. 

[atyclb]

"selfishness, lack of responsibility and no thought for others"

 

sums up thainess very well

Edited March 22, 2018 by atyclb

[Jonmarleesco]

1 hour ago, kotsak said:

due to the fact they are near the entrances, are very popular among mentally handicapped drivers.

They're queuing up, then. 

[malibukid]

in the States you need a special plate to park in disabled spots, if not big fine. it works

Edited March 22, 2018 by malibukid

[RichardColeman]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The poster came out with a stream on complaints about selfishness, lack of responsibility and no thought for others.

Err, that does not just apply to the rich auto owners, plenty of poor idiots on these roads !

[trainman34014]

This looks like a case for 'The Angry Aunties', they would sort it out in no time !

[Maejo Man]

3 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

Key 'em!

 I have found that supermarket trolleys are far more effective

[Bill Miller]

Lump them in with the misbegotten creatures who use the handicapped toilet, while handicapped people are desperate for a piss.

It is my sincere wish that every one of the unmentionables wind up in a wheelchair. Karma complet.

[TGIR]

Lump them in with the misbegotten creatures who use the handicapped toilet, while handicapped people are desperate for a piss.

It is my sincere wish that every one of the unmentionables wind up in a wheelchair. Karma complet.

 

Not everyone who uses a handicap toilet is visibly handicapped.  I have had a device implanted that forces me to partially disrobe before using a toilet, but no-one can see it.   

[Peabody]

Lotsa good vids in this Russian series:
 

 

 

[Retfed50]

3 hours ago, Bob12345 said:

I still hope the "hard-to-remove" stickers will be introduced. Where you put one on the windshield, with a text in thai like "<deleted> parker", on the driver's side and it will take him at least 30 minutes to remove. The sticker keeps tearing when you pull it and you wont be able to drive with it on your windshield.

 

At least you dont do damage to the car which will land you in jail.

They will still drive with the sticker. When has being unable to see been a deterrent to driving here?

[NoshowJones]

I am sure the Thais carry keys in their pockets.

[TKDfella]

5 hours ago, james.d said:

See it all the time in my local Tesco, from old pick-ups through to high end cars parked in handicapped and parents with babies reserved parking.

Sometimes see the security reversing them in.

This is internal parking so not hot but hey hum if it saves them walking 10 meters.

Pure laziness/selfishness IMHO, most likely 95% should not be parking in these places.

Quite. I see it regularly too. One sees them all scramble for the closest to the shopping entrance and of course, the invalid spaces are the closest. Mind you, they don't give a damn for others while driving so parking doesn't get a thought either, Ha.

Edited March 22, 2018 by TKDfella

[Bangkok Barry]

It is impossible to tell a Thai what to do, to discipline them. The most visible evidence of that is that probably 80 percent plus of motorcyclists who refuse to wear a helmet. Thais will always do whatever they want to do, and if you remonstrate with them you might put your life in danger. Just part of the culture they are so proud of.

[colinneil]

Most drivers here did care about disabled, or even other ROAD USERS.

A while back we were in Khonkaen, in Tesco disabled parking bay.

A man pulled up behind us, got out told me to get out of his parking bay.

Sorry my wife is in the store and i am paralyzed, so we are parked here legitimately.

<deleted> you he said ,move now my bay, of course i couldnt move, even if i could i wouldnt.

He then found a bay further along, got out and went over to a private business

 

Now big C in Banphai have 3 disabled bays, they are coned off, the secuirity guard will move them but only for disabled peopl;e.