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Changing Bolt Rates on the Fly
so you book a bolt, your app tells the fare.... the driver cancels and charges triple. does the qouted prce on your app change ? -
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Why do decent Americans support trump
It'll be a brave man or woman that tries to tell the SCOTUS what to do. -
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Thai Manufacturing Slows by 3.5% Due to Challenges in Auto and Construction Sectors
"..canned aquatic food production.." will save the day for Thailand. 😂 not... -
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Labour’s Broken Promises and Two-Tier Governance Are Dividing Britain
If the farms are passed down as an asset that will continue to be worked by the heirs, there should be no inheritance tax. If there is, it's most likely parts of the farm will need to be sold off to pay. If the farm is passed down and subsequently sold, possibly with a stipulation of timeframes allowed, then inheritance tax should be paid. That way, the loophole of buying farms simply to avoid paying inheritance tax is closed, and family farms can continue the great work they fo of feeding the nation. -
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Tuk tuk prices ?
I recently did baht bus from Jomtien soi 9 to Pattaya Terminal 21 for 10 baht -
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Is Trump going down?
I would suggest there is something wrong with you cowboy. So look at the following to improve your knowledge of trump the compulsive liar and no need to apologize!!! 1) Border wall construction Talking about his wall on the border with Mexico, Trump said, “I completed what I said I was going to do, much more than I said I was going to do.” Facts First: This is false; Trump didn’t achieve nearly as much wall construction as he had pledged on the campaign trail in 2015 and 2016. And what little he did achieve the US paid for, not Mexico as he had promised…….another lie. 2) The departure of Attorney General William Barr Asked why voters should trust him with a second term when many of the people who worked closely with him during his first term now say he doesn’t deserve another term, Trump said, “Well, they don’t because I didn’t like them. Some of those people I fired. Bill Barr, I fired Bill Barr. I didn’t want him.” Facts First: This is false. Barr resigned as attorney general in December 2020; he was not fired, as a White House official confirmed to CNN at the time. 3). The US military presence in South Korea Trump claimed that, before he negotiated a better deal, South Korea was paying far too little “for 40,000 troops that we had there.” Facts First: Trump’s “40,000” number is inaccurate. As of December 31, 2016, less than a month before Trump took office, the US had 26,878 military personnel in South Korea, including 23,468 on active duty, according to official statistics from the Pentagon’s Defense Manpower Data Center. 4). The US financial arrangement with South Korea Trump claimed that he got South Korea to agree to pay the US “billions of dollars” for its military presence there, but “now probably now that I’m gone, they’re paying very little.” He continued, “I don’t know if you know that they renegotiated the deal I made. And they’re paying very little. But they paid us billions, many billions of dollars, for us having troops there. From what I’m hearing, they were able to renegotiate with the Biden Administration and bring that number way, way down to what it was before, which was almost nothing.” Facts First: Trump made two false claims here. First, it’s not even close to true that the Biden administration permitted South Korea to pay “almost nothing” for the US military presence there. In fact, as Time noted in its own fact check, South Korea agreed under President Joe Biden to pay more than it had been paying during the Trump era. 5). The trade deficit with China Talking about his proposal for a significant tariff on US imports from China, Trump said, “China was going along making $500 to $600 billion a year and nobody was ever even mentioning it until I came along.” Trump has used such language for years when speaking about the trade deficit with China, the annual difference between what the US imports from and exports to China. Facts First: Trump’s claim is false. The US has never had a $500 billion or $600 billion trade deficit with China even if you only count trade in goods and ignore the services trade in which the US traditionally runs a surplus with China. The pre-Trump record for a goods deficit with China was about $367 billion in 2015. Obviously I can't print the other 30,000 lies, but you can seek them out for yourself cowboy, and whilst you're at it you may wish to remember that trump lied about having a sexual tryst with Stormy Daniels and the other porn star whose name escapes me, but then again maybe you really don't want to know! Oh another lie before I forget……Former President Donald J. Trump told a jaw-dropping story about nearly dying in a helicopter ride with Willie Brown, the former California politician and ex-boyfriend of his rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. There was only one problem with the story. Or maybe two. Or maybe three. It wasn’t the famous former San Francisco mayor on the helicopter flight at all. It was Gov. Jerry Brown of California, who bears little resemblance to Willie Brown. There was also no emergency landing, and the helicopter’s passengers were never in any danger at all, according to Gov. Gavin Newsom, who was also on the flight. -
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Phuket Taxi Mafia Confronts Tourists Over App-Based Ride
That's odd - I spend 180 days a year on Phuket and barely notice them - and I pop into Patong (Bangla) most evenings. I see a few guys that look like the sterotypical square-head Russians and hundreds of Tuk-Tuk drivers hanging around but they have absolutely zero impact on my life.
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