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Pattaya beach turns into unregulated booze and kratom market


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Posted (edited)
21 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

leaving residents and tourists baffled by the seemingly powerless enforcement

 

Fake news.

Nobody gives a sh/t.

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    Oh, dear.  Now Pattaya is 'teetering on the edge of chaos'.   Wasn't it just the other day that Pattaya residents were in a 'panic' about something or other.  And, before that something had 'shocked' all the residents, only after having just gotten over being 'terrorized' by something else I can't remember it was so forgettable.  I suspect we hardy residents will survive living on 'the edge of chaos', as well.   

     Meanwhile, enjoyed a good laugh with the article, especially the part about the venders just setting up shop again when the coppers leave.  Hmm.  Maybe don't leave then.  Establishing a regular police presence in such a popular tourist area could be just the ticket, and might even prevent us going over 'the edge of chaos'.  By the way, just thinking that The Edge of Chaos sounds like a good movie title for one of those cheesy disaster flicks.

Posted
9 hours ago, quake said:

I wonder if they are just fools with an axe to grind,  after getting burned by a Bar Girls

 

They go to sodomize/be sodomized by the men dressed in women's clothing.  

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Posted
18 hours ago, renaissanc said:

Do I really need to go to Pattaya to tell the Police how to solve the problem? Just arrest them one by one, fine them 50,000 Baht, and confiscate their stalls. If they reoffend, jail! Problem solved!

 

The vendors typically rent the carts/stalls. What's the point in fining them? They don't have the money to pay and when they go away, a new sucker comes along to take their place. Like all criminal activity in Pattaya, the activity is linked to one of the crime syndicates that operates. They are everywhere; Extorting protection money, pimping, distributing drugs, trafficking women and children,  and operating  legitimate and money laundering businesses. They are well known to local authorities and are untouchable.

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They (Police) can not enforce the blatant non wearing of underware in public, let alone beach food sellers.

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On 11/16/2024 at 12:18 PM, sungod said:

 

try to keep up, or at least be original.

 

Oh, I've done my best to keep up with all all the shenanigans going on in Pattaya, but there are SO many that it makes my head spin! 

Posted
3 minutes ago, sambum said:

 

Oh, I've done my best to keep up with all all the shenanigans going on in Pattaya, but there are SO many that it makes my head spin! 

Well at least be original then 🙂

Posted
7 minutes ago, sungod said:

Well at least be original then 🙂

 

Why? The authorities are always quoting Pattaya as a "family friendly resort" so why shouldn't I? 🙂 I'm pretty sure that whoever coined that phrase must have had their tongue in their cheek whilst saying it!

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11 minutes ago, sambum said:

 

Why? The authorities are always quoting Pattaya as a "family friendly resort" so why shouldn't I? 🙂 I'm pretty sure that whoever coined that phrase must have had their tongue in their cheek whilst saying it!

It was just that you were about the 8th person to say it on the same thread, a little bit repetitive and very boring.

Posted (edited)
6 hours ago, sungod said:

It was just that you were about the 8th person to say it on the same thread, a little bit repetitive and very boring.

 

No, there's a couple of posts mentioning "family resort", and a few replies to them  - that's not the same as being "about the 8th person to say it".

 

However, I get your drift, but I can almost guarantee that within the next couple of days there will be a "happening" in Pattaya reported on here that will certainly not be depicting Patttaya as the "family friendly resort". 

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Oh man I remember my first few trips starting back in 2004.  Palm trees and shade trees were great.  There were flower beds all along the walkway.  There were metal benches one could sit on and relax and enjoy the sights.  The walkway on the North end was still usable and you could walk to Won Amat beach area.  It was such a pretty serene place. 

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