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Pattaya Police Crack Down on Beach Prostitution, Arrest 20 Foreign Women
Bottom line is.. They are not on the RTP payroll. Not in the book. C'mon let's get serious. Almost everyone pays. Bike taxis. Gold shops.(protection) Flower sellers at traffic lights. Almost every bar. Soi 6 is the jewel in the crow. -
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Another question about travelling with meds
I always come back with a 3 month supply of meds. Always carry the prescription info with them, but never declare them when I arrive. I know you are supposed to, but they are in my carry on and they can check if they decide to. I do bring back a years worth of B12 biles and needles, but always put them in my checked bag. I go through Doha or Japan and have never had any issues, but just be prepared. As Sheryl and others have stated, there are many different cough meds available here that are pretty much the same as what you are currently worried about. -
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Deterioration of Dining Quality and Experience
Medium to high-end farang food restaurants are suffering quality problems? Color me surprised. We eat out at those places on very rare occasions and the couple of restaurants we rely on are still serving good food. Other than that we eat Thai or we eat at home - mostly at home. I'm not surprised as food inflation for the type of food that farangs like probably has a lot to do with it. The farang chain restaurants and upper-end farang-centric restaurants aren't making the profit they once did and cut back on quality of service. And why not? They serve to farangs who are probably tourists who will eat their once and never come back. And then those like yourself? You're turned off and vote with your feet and pocketbook. If you're eating native, I don't see a problem. The prices of vegetables and meats like pork and chicken are still very reasonable out here in rural Thailand, especially if you're shopping in the local rural markets. People are selling home grown vegetables and produce to locals who won't buy them if they are ridiculously priced. We went to the market yesterday and bought a bunch of beautiful cool season veggies like snow white califlower which were dirt-cheap. A large bag of medium sized cauliflower heads for ฿20. Like my wife said, we'd spend more money on the electricity to power the water pump if we grew them ourselves. The same goes for local village, tambon, and amphur restaurants - if restaurant prices go up or quality goes down, people will just go to a different restaurant or will eat at home. I've noticed price increases at Thai restaurant in small cities like Lamphun, but the food quality is still top-notch, and the price increases are incremental over a whole lot of years. -
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Belgian 80, Attacked and Robbed by Teenage Gang on Christmas Day in Pattaya
So you're defending the perps that did this? -
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Will Trump’s Economic Policies Lead to Far Reaching Stagflation?
Opinion - Congress has the power to block Trump from taking office, but lawmakers must act now https://au.news.yahoo.com/opinion-congress-power-block-trump-130000458.html -
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Belgian 80, Attacked and Robbed by Teenage Gang on Christmas Day in Pattaya
Clearly, he's living in the wrong area. I'd be seriously concerned if I was attacked near my house. Fortunately, my area is perfectly safe, even late at night, though outside the Moo Baan might be a little different. The press did say he was a tourist though, which begs the question, who's place is he staying at if he's not an expat? While some tourists stay at people's homes, most stay in hotels or rented apartments, not Moo Baans. -
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Pattaya Police Crack Down on Beach Prostitution, Arrest 20 Foreign Women
Good Riddance Finally!!! Aggressive and nasty Uzbek HO. -
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Gaza Famine Alert Retracted Amid Diplomatic Backlash & Incorrect Data
You were lying. Facts matter. Here's a few more from the OP confirming it was withdawn: The swift withdrawal of the report has raised questions about the balance between accurately reporting humanitarian conditions and navigating diplomatic pressures. While FEWS NET has not commented publicly on its decision to remove the report, the retraction underscores the sensitive nature of information dissemination during times of conflict.
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