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GOP support for Musk influence with Trump falls dramatically: Poll
Me thinks it is you who is projecting. Unless you are the billionaire owner of multiple successful companies. Probably not, socialists usually don't. -
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Prince Harry’s US Visa Battle Resurfaces Amid Trump’s Presidency
How do you know that he did not get legal advice. He may have had advice and chose to ignore it! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 6 February 2025
Thai man assaulted by seller for trying on shoes without buying - video By Petch Petpailin Photo via TikTok/ @mamaploysaii A Thai woman took to social media to seek justice for her family after a shoe seller at a shopping mall in the Si Racha district of Chon Buri physically assaulted her husband when their son tried on a pair of shoes but did not buy them. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351022-thai-man-assaulted-by-seller-for-trying-on-shoes-without-buying-video/ -
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Thai court rules traffic fines unlawful since 2020
There has always been discretion in negotiations for traffic fines, it was called "what's in it for me?" -
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PPRP opposes casino legalisation, fears national harm
I'm not particularly pro-casinos, but if they do allow them, then they should disband their BIB Vice Squads and stop busting Thai villagers from betting on things like freaking cock fights. But what they propose to a massive wealth transfer to the wealthiest Thais in Thailand. -
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Thai man assaulted by seller for trying on shoes without buying - video
Photo via TikTok/ @mamaploysaii By Petch Petpailin A Thai woman took to social media to seek justice for her family after a shoe seller at a shopping mall in the Si Racha district of Chon Buri physically assaulted her husband when their son tried on a pair of shoes but did not buy them. The woman named Ploysai shared videos of the assault on her TikTok account, @manaploysaii, yesterday, February 5. The first video was recorded by her and her husband, while the second was CCTV footage obtained from the mall. Ploysai explained that she and her husband visited the shopping mall with their three children. Their eldest daughter asked Ploysai to go to the shoe stall, saying she liked one of the pairs. However, Ploysai decided not to buy them for her daughter, as she already had a similar pair. Ploysai intended to buy shoes for her youngest son, who was being held by her husband. She stated that she asked the female seller for permission to try on a pair in size 20 but found them too small. She then requested a larger size, 22, but they were too loose. When she asked for a size 21, the vendor informed her that it was out of stock. Ploysai apologised to the seller, thanked her for her service, and left the store. Unfortunately, a man, suspected to be the husband of the female shoe seller, approached Ploysai and her family, accusing them of causing chaos in his shop and trying on shoes for fun. Children left traumatised Ploysai stated that she and her husband tried to explain that they did not buy the shoes because they did not fit their child’s feet. However, the man reportedly continued to berate them until Ploysai’s husband took out his phone to record the incident. In the CCTV footage, the man is seen knocking the phone out of her husband’s hand and pushing him on the shoulder, even though he was carrying their young son. Ploysai stated that security guards intervened and escorted her family back to their car for safety. She attempted to obtain the seller’s full name from the mall to report the incident to the police but the mall claimed they only had the man’s nickname. The couple reported that their children were left traumatised, with their middle daughter unable to sleep the entire night. Thai netizens expressed their support for the family, stating that it was common for customers to try on shoes before buying and also reasonable for them to decline if the shoes did not fit. They called on the shopping mall to issue a statement on the incident and take appropriate action against the two shoe sellers. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-02-06
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