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Thai Woman Defies Online Drama, Sells Durian in Bikini

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A Thai woman, Aranya, known as Aum, has once again stirred the pot on social media by selling durian in a bikini. The 22-year-old vendor, operating from Kamphaeng Phet in northern Thailand, initially sparked controversy two years ago for her unconventional attire while selling the popular tropical fruit.

 

Despite some online backlash accusing her of relying on her looks rather than the quality of her product, Aum's business has thrived. She's back this year, continuing to sell durians dressed in colourful bikinis, both in-person by the roadside and through livestreams on her Facebook account.

 

In a recent interview with ThaiRath, Aum stressed that the allure of her shop isn't just about her attire. She prides herself on providing top-quality Monthong durians, sourced from a reputable plantation in Rayong. Despite some fresh online criticism, Aum remains unfazed, maintaining that her choice of clothing is a matter of personal preference and style.

 

 

Adding a social element to her enterprise, Aum has invited friends to join her at the shop this year, though they don't adopt her provocative style. Beyond her durian sales, Aum is also a glamorous model, often sharing photos on her social media.

 

This is not the first time a Thai vendor has gone viral for wearing revealing clothing. In March, Nathaphat “Boom Bim” Boonmee drew nationwide attention to her mango stall in Samut Prakan with her sexy dresses. Another vendor, 24-year-old Aranya “Olive” Aphaiso, also gained fame for her revealing outfits while selling snacks in Chiang Mai.

 

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Picture courtesy: Facebook/ นุ้ง' อั้ม

 

The trend of using striking and unusual tactics to boost sales in the Thai market seems to be making headlines more frequently. While opinions on such strategies vary, one thing is clear: Aum's business remains fruitfully successful amid the controversy.

 

 

 

TOP Picture courtesy: Facebook/ นุ้ง' อั้ม

 

 

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-- 2024-05-16

 

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She looks great, I'd buy her Durian. 

 

I'd say the only people that would be complaining are jealous women and the many miserable, cranky, moaning AN forum members we have here. 😂

 

I'm heading down to Rayong today, get myself some tasty Durian. 

 

My girlfriend sells mangos wearing a sexy outfit. 

 

 

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3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

She looks great, I'd buy her Durian. 

 

I'd say the only people that would be complaining are jealous women and the many miserable, cranky, moaning AN forum members we have here. 😂

 

I'm heading down to Rayong today, get myself some tasty Durian. 

 

My girlfriend sells mangos wearing a sexy outfit. 

 

 

I'd think that dress material would be a bit irritating on her nipples after a short while.   Then what? 

Always loathed durian. Maybe time to see whether it tastes any better 🤣

1 hour ago, Korat Kiwi said:

I'd think that dress material would be a bit irritating on her nipples after a short while.   Then what? 

Probably put on a t-shirt.

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What is appropriate clothing for selling fruit in Thailand this year?

She is not doing anything wrong and good luck to her.

Still wouldn't buy it, but likely to give it a close inspection. Best wishes to her.

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2 hours ago, nakhonandy said:

What is appropriate clothing for selling fruit in Thailand this year?

She is not doing anything wrong and good luck to her.

 

Always the enigma, public attitudes in Thailand are incredibly prudish and somewhat puritanical... yet so extremely juxtaposed to the overt and very public flesh-trade...    

 

Good luck to her as well - there's no such thing as bad publicity...  her sales are perhaps not the only thing swelling... 

 

 

 

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

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A Thai woman, Aranya, known as Aum, has once again stirred the pot on social media by selling durian in a bikini. The 22-year-old vendor, operating from Kamphaeng Phet in northern Thailand, initially sparked controversy two years ago for her unconventional attire while selling the popular tropical fruit.

 

Despite some online backlash accusing her of relying on her looks rather than the quality of her product, Aum's business has thrived. She's back this year, continuing to sell durians dressed in colourful bikinis, both in-person by the roadside and through livestreams on her Facebook account.

 

In a recent interview with ThaiRath, Aum stressed that the allure of her shop isn't just about her attire. She prides herself on providing top-quality Monthong durians, sourced from a reputable plantation in Rayong. Despite some fresh online criticism, Aum remains unfazed, maintaining that her choice of clothing is a matter of personal preference and style.

 

 

 

Adding a social element to her enterprise, Aum has invited friends to join her at the shop this year, though they don't adopt her provocative style. Beyond her durian sales, Aum is also a glamorous model, often sharing photos on her social media.

 

This is not the first time a Thai vendor has gone viral for wearing revealing clothing. In March, Nathaphat “Boom Bim” Boonmee drew nationwide attention to her mango stall in Samut Prakan with her sexy dresses. Another vendor, 24-year-old Aranya “Olive” Aphaiso, also gained fame for her revealing outfits while selling snacks in Chiang Mai.

 

image.jpeg

Picture courtesy: Facebook/ นุ้ง' อั้ม

 

The trend of using striking and unusual tactics to boost sales in the Thai market seems to be making headlines more frequently. While opinions on such strategies vary, one thing is clear: Aum's business remains fruitfully successful amid the controversy.

 

 

 

TOP Picture courtesy: Facebook/ นุ้ง' อั้ม

 

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-- 2024-05-16

 

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I can't see any problem to sell Durian in a Bikini with temps around 40 ct. It's nice to see and will create a smile whenever you pass🙏

as long as her weight scale is working, not like that scammer in the other article

Defying online drama is a badge of honor and the best thing that we can do these days. These outraged netizens are just a bit much, they are obviously people without lives, and they must be ignored at every turns. Selling in a bikini is a great call, I totally applaud her, and hope for more of this kind of thing! 

7 hours ago, Korat Kiwi said:

I'd think that dress material would be a bit irritating on her nipples after a short while.   Then what? 

Oh, thanks for the heads up, I've been wondering why she always asks for her nipples massaged after a days work. 

 

3 minutes ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Oh, thanks for the heads up, I've been wondering why she always asks for her nipples massaged after a days work. 

 

Nothing a bit of lip (balm) couldn't sort aye?  😉

This will bring the prudes out again !!

Buxom food sellers... I'd rather they sell their product instead of throwing it out.  Win win around in my book. 

 

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Outstanding

4 minutes ago, fondue zoo said:

Outstanding

 

Not really, she must have stuck plasters over them...    :neus:

I glossed over this story with who wants to see a durian in a bikini. Then I realised they probably meant "girl in a bikini sells durian" not "girl sells durian in a bikini". Anyway turns out it was worth a look. All in the name of sanook sanook.

More power to the girl 👌

and you can see far more exposed on mtv rap gangsta video clips, unfortunately many of them are built like weightlifters 🤮

13 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

reeks of desperation and shows me, as a chef, they have no faith in their product and is a act of desperation....simply playing on despearte horny dudes who likely are foolish to buy the junk as they are already foolish enough to pay for sex...hey dummy look at my boobs ..now give me money for my sub par product............the product should sell itself...such thainess!   

 

Sex sells...     its just that simple...     

 

...   Is is really such a big deal to make a person suddenly go woke ???...

 

Just because she has a cracking set or norks, does that make the food bad ??...   

 

Its no skin off our nose...  she's found a better way to 'market' her product...    Products do not sell themselves, thats why the Advertising industry is so strong... 

 

We are all influenced and manipulated by various types of advertising - those wanna be independent free thinkers are just pulling the wool over their own eyes if they think they aren't... 

 

 

 

 

 

On 5/16/2024 at 5:12 AM, SAFETY FIRST said:

She looks great, I'd buy her Durian. 

 

I'd say the only people that would be complaining are jealous women and the many miserable, cranky, moaning AN forum members we have here. 😂

 

I'm heading down to Rayong today, get myself some tasty Durian. 

 

My girlfriend sells mangos wearing a sexy outfit. 

 

 

She has nice mangoes!

4 hours ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

my fat ugly fruit ladys product she sells me if just fine without pervy gawkers all about

Do you sell your Sticky Rice Balls? 😂

 

How much do you sell them for? 💲💲💲

 

Maybe your fat, ugly fruit lady can help. 

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