A  bilker, well taking advantage of Thai  naiveness; unconditionally  respecting  and trusting the one that looks like "rich".

21 hours ago, BangkokHank said:

"I'm very rich. So bring me all your food. And also lend me 4,000 baht to pay the tips."

 

It would have never occurred to me to borrow money from a restaurant. I'll try that the next time I eat out.

I am impresses actually. It is one thing to stiff them for the bill, but to borrow from the owner to tip the staff is astounding!

16 hours ago, Jaggg88 said:

This case contrasts with a British man's experience in Phuket, where a dine-and-dash attempt resulted in an altercation with local performers. The differing outcomes have sparked debate on law enforcement practices.

If you just checked above before posting, you will find that I already replied to a similar quote. 

On 7/1/2025 at 7:53 AM, NE1 said:

means , " there was no obvious or blatant wrongdoing "

So isn't it the same as stealing from a shop ?

 

or can any customer do it without repercussions ?

 

I doubt it, this is not California.

On 7/1/2025 at 7:53 AM, NE1 said:

means , " there was no obvious or blatant wrongdoing "

So isn't it the same as stealing from a shop ?

 

or can any customer do it without repercussions ?

I think it’s a typing error. The food smelled bland, so no FRAGRANT offence