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Story Of My Thai Citizenship Application
My friend also applied in 2022, timeline here- Application submitted to SB - Early March 2022 NIA interview - Early Sep 2022 Application sent to MOI - 31 Oct 2022 Will inform you , if he is called up -
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The taxi driver wasn't happy with my review.
For Grab - the drivers 'star rating' is an average of the last 100 reviews (on a 5 star rating). There is a delay in updating the 'score' to protect the customer (I'm certain what the delay but have read somewhere that is 72 hours) If 100 customers gave a 5 star rating - obviously the driver would see an average 5* rating over past 100 rides. If the last customer gave a 1 star rating - the last 100 ratings would equal an average 4.96* rating So, if a driver took no more passengers over the next few days (~72 hours) the driver might see is rating drop and be able to work out who gave him the low rating. In GRAB customers cannot see their own rating - that is for the benefit of the drivers only. In BOLT we can see our own ratings. Bobs story about an angry driver returning because he received a low rating is 100% bullshyt... no surprises there. -
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Tourists Detained After Vaping Mid-Air on Nok Air Flight
I hope by using the "F" word you are not talking about 40 Lady Boys...🤢 -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
I agree. This has been the source of a lot of debate in the Australia Pension thread. Members just saw the word "pension" in the DTA and jumped to the conclusion that it is tax exempt in Australia and Thailand. Article 19 sets out only "government service pensions" are included in the DTA, and the aged pension is not a government service pension. Yes, she will get a war widows pension. -
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Does Trump completely lack decency and compassion?
That may well be, but didn't seem to matter to anyone when Biden 'won', or obama, i don't think it's mattered at all apart from the 2 times Trump won. Also regarding the popular vote, you say Trump only had a slim win against Harris at 1.5%. Well, 2016 was only a 2% win for Hillary. the double standards here are , well, as to be expected. TD crew.. "Trump only won by 1.5%' Also TD crew.. 'Hillary won by 3million" When the actual difference in votes was about 550k, 1/2 % -
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The taxi driver wasn't happy with my review.
Which airlines have you been using that have Asian planes?- 2
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The taxi driver wasn't happy with my review.
Do you know that as a rider, the taxi driver also gives you a review? The review process is exactly the same for both riders and drivers. Did you get notified after he reviewed you? You can't even see individual reviews. You can only see your average review. Your story is obviously total fiction.- 1
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Gulf of America.
The question of whether Donald Trump (or any former U.S. president) has immunity for actions taken during his presidency is nuanced and depends on the context. Trump does not have blanket immunity for all actions taken during his coming presidency, especially those deemed personal, outside the scope of his duties, or potentially criminal. That's why I said that he has (Presidential, obviously) immunity, no one suggested that he has blanket immunity.
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