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Restaurant Owner in Patong Says Canadian Man who Stated He Was Attacked Refused to Pay His Bill, Was Not Robbed


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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Canadian man refused to pay his bill, was heavily intoxicated, and shoved her staff. He also allegedly challenged staffers to fight him, which is when the attack that the Canadian man claimed was unprovoked began.

I bet he said "Sorry"

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8 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

What does that mean?

Real Canadians are all good people and those who immigrated to Canada are bad people? Or what?

So he meant that the descendant of an immigrant and a true canadian is half bad people ?

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More off topic posts and replies removed, stay on topic please.

 

Restaurant Owner in Patong Says Canadian Man who Stated He Was Attacked Refused to Pay His Bill, Was Not Robbed

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IMHO best advice is don't get sloppy drunk in Thailand.

I don't know if this guy was very drunk or not, but many of these stories start with this premise.

If you are noticeably drunk bad guys are more likely to think they can cheat you and you won't notice.

Also, it seems that drunks are more likely to erroneously think they have been cheated and cause a ruckus.

 

 

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4 hours ago, CANSIAM said:

Cannot pay his food bill, once the polite Canadian apologizes deport him. Food bill is 5-10 times more where he's headed.........

You think a Canadian restaurant could beat a food bill of 55,000bht?

That's over $2,000CAN.

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