Hairdresser stabs customer and boyfriend

[scubascuba3]

Hard to believe this story, not sure if it will make the news, on Facebook with their translation 

[KhunBENQ]

"Lotal Bankadi Mall" = Lotus Bangkapi Mall (Bangkok).

Not found in any news source yet,

[scubascuba3]

8 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

"Lotal Bankadi Mall" = Lotus Bangkapi Mall (Bangkok).

Not found in any news source yet,

the guy who posts these on Facebook is often a day ahead at least

[KhunBENQ]

27 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

the guy who posts these on Facebook is often a day ahead at least

I don't doubt the content. Facebook and Twitter are usually first with such news.

[KhunBENQ]

It's on Thairath now.

I was wrong about the location.

It's indeed in a Lotus shopping center in "Bang Kadi" subdistrict of Pathum Thani.

Killed was a married couple with a 7 year old child left behind. How terrible.

There was a history of two or three haircuts (attempts) to the dissatisfaction of the woman(wife) within two days or so.

The deceased seem to be actors in soap operas?

Errors excepted.

Wait for proper report.

 

[Baron Samedi]

This is sick...

What the hell is wrong with these people? ????

[Will27]

You think it's "hard to believe"?

Don't you watch the news here?

 

This type of thing is happens quite regularly.

[Sparktrader]

Stress

[Gaccha]

Let us review and learn from this.

 

9 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

There was a history of two or three haircuts (attempts) to the dissatisfaction of the woman(wife) within two days or so.

There was a gradual build-up of escalating tensions. It appears the dissatisfied customer decided to escalate by bringing their husband. But this was a knife fight, not a husband fight.

 

Since there is a lack of established conflict resolution norms in Thailand, tempers are more likely to fray.

 

A poor education system, combined with a face- saving system, combined with a legal system which lacks the basic rule of law of  disinterested judges and police (not to be confused with uninterested judges and police), leads to showdowns reminiscent of the near- lawless frontier cowboy territories of America, and mafia country of south Italy.

[phetphet]

33 minutes ago, Gaccha said:

Let us review and learn from this.

 

There was a gradual build-up of escalating tensions. It appears the dissatisfied customer decided to escalate by bringing their husband. But this was a knife fight, not a husband fight.

 

Since there is a lack of established conflict resolution norms in Thailand, tempers are more likely to fray.

 

A poor education system, combined with a face- saving system, combined with a legal system which lacks the basic rule of law of  disinterested judges and police (not to be confused with uninterested judges and police), leads to showdowns reminiscent of the near- lawless frontier cowboy territories of America, and mafia country of south Italy.

Plus half of these so called barbers or hairdressers are not properly trained. They pick up their so called skills by standing next to the  hairdresser and just watching, or taking videos on their phones. Must be quite disconcerting for the customer.

 

I have even had a crew cut f*****d up by a barber who left a 2 inch bald spot at the back of my head because he wasn't concentrating.

[ThailandRyan]

13 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

the guy who posts these on Facebook is often a day ahead at least

Was on the main news this morning.

[ThailandRyan]

27 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Plus half of these so called barbers or hairdressers are not properly trained. They pick up their so called skills by standing next to the  hairdresser and just watching, or taking videos on their phones. Must be quite disconcerting for the customer.

 

I have even had a crew cut f*****d up by a barber who left a 2 inch bald spot at the back of my head because he wasn't concentrating.

You believe they are untrained? Most attend schools but are left to perfect there skills outside.  A bad haircut looks good in 2 weeks.

 

My GF is a trained stylist and colorist and still has people complain that it does not look exactly like the photo. Everyone's hair is different.

 

Trained at the Paul Mitchell school in SF.

[Don Chance]

Nationalists in Thailand and the world are dangerous peeps. They are angry at the changes in the world.  Angry at the capitalist system that keeps wages down.

[BangkokReady]

37 minutes ago, Don Chance said:

Angry at the capitalist system that keeps wages down.

Any alternatives?  Maybe communism, where nobody has to worry about wages because there aren't any?

[starky]

3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

You believe they are untrained? Most attend schools but are left to perfect there skills outside.  A bad haircut looks good in 2 weeks.

 

My GF is a trained stylist and colorist and still has people complain that it does not look exactly like the photo. Everyone's hair is different.

 

Trained at the Paul Mitchell school in SF.

A bad haircut looks better in 2 weeks don't really cut it (pun intended) unless your at the local 50 baht barber

[Jerno]

4 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

You believe they are untrained? Most attend schools but are left to perfect there skills outside.  A bad haircut looks good in 2 weeks.

 

My GF is a trained stylist and colorist and still has people complain that it does not look exactly like the photo. Everyone's hair is different.

 

Trained at the Paul Mitchell school in SF.

A bad haircut looks good in two weeks?  Are you kidding. Magically uneven cut hair corrects itself? 

[ThailandRyan]

Just now, Jerno said:

A bad haircut looks good in two weeks?  Are you kidding. Magically uneven cut hair corrects itself? 

Sarcasm definitely does not go over well with a few of you...

[The Hammer2021]

6 hours ago, Will27 said:

You think it's "hard to believe"?

Don't you watch the news here?

 

This type of thing is happens quite regularly.

Happens everywhere.  Much less here than the UK, USA or Europe.  But I don't really understand why people are fixated with these salacious  and sensationalist stories in the Thai  press. One, only one! of the many horror stories from the UK this  week is the STABBING TO DEATH OF AN 83 YEAR OLD PENSIONER IN HIS MOBILITY SCOOTER. The ferocious  violence of England  is far worse than here- look at that  blood drenched fight  in Manchester  yesterday.  These things happen  all over  the world  but why do people on this forum  focus  on them here in Thailand. What if anything are they trying  to  prove?

[scubascuba3]

1 hour ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Happens everywhere.  Much less here than the UK, USA or Europe.  But I don't really understand why people are fixated with these salacious  and sensationalist stories in the Thai  press. One, only one! of the many horror stories from the UK this  week is the STABBING TO DEATH OF AN 83 YEAR OLD PENSIONER IN HIS MOBILITY SCOOTER. The ferocious  violence of England  is far worse than here- look at that  blood drenched fight  in Manchester  yesterday.  These things happen  all over  the world  but why do people on this forum  focus  on them here in Thailand. What if anything are they trying  to  prove?

We're in Thailand, not talking about UK, you're obsessed

[transam]

1 hour ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Happens everywhere.  Much less here than the UK, USA or Europe.  But I don't really understand why people are fixated with these salacious  and sensationalist stories in the Thai  press. One, only one! of the many horror stories from the UK this  week is the STABBING TO DEATH OF AN 83 YEAR OLD PENSIONER IN HIS MOBILITY SCOOTER. The ferocious  violence of England  is far worse than here- look at that  blood drenched fight  in Manchester  yesterday.  These things happen  all over  the world  but why do people on this forum  focus  on them here in Thailand. What if anything are they trying  to  prove?

This case is over a complaint gone wrong, your UK loss of life was over nothing, a fruitcake with a knife...

[Jai Dee]

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[Orinoco]

17 hours ago, Baron Samedi said:

This is sick...

What the hell is wrong with these people? ????

many things on any given day.