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Plastic bag ban leads to trouble! Store demands 30,000 baht after Thai woman left scratches on the tiles


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Just now, phka said:

What the hell has it got to do with a forigner why bring forigners into it 

Why not what if it was a short person 

Why not what if it was a tall person why not if It was, why not if it was,

Why not if it was, why not if it was, why not if it was. 

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Sanook reported that hundreds of tiles had to be polished and 216 needed replacing.

I call b/s ... wheels on a shopping trolley are plastic and will not "scratch" although they might leave marks which can easily be polished away during a normal cleaning session.

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3 hours ago, phka said:

What the hell has it got to do with a forigner why bring forigners into it 

Because Thai like to blame them for everything....remember that foreigner who had to pay 100.000 baht (or was it 20k?) because his son accidently pushed over a showmodel tailors dummy in H&M Thailand? The arm broke off when it fell and the farang had to pay for that.

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7 hours ago, BestB said:

Since when trolleys on wheels can scratch tiles ? And if it was scratching , any reason why she was not stopped before damaging 216 tiles?

Probably since her wheels broke off years ago and she's been "dragging' it everywhere since on the metal brackets!!!!

A bit like "my tyres are gone" but hey, I'll just drive on the hubs!

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3 hours ago, phka said:

Why not what if it was a short person 

Why not what if it was a tall person why not if It was, why not if it was,

Why not if it was, why not if it was, why not if it was. 

She'd obviously off her trolly.

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As per my Wife apparently the flooring is vinyl not ceramic tiles which we all know is soft, can be easily scratched, scuffed by shoes and anything heavy will leave indentations. The owner obviously knows this and is taking advantage of the Employee. Without knowing the area size I'm sure the charge of 30k or even 15k is more than enough to replace the vinyl with ceramic tiles. 

 

 

 

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