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Travel Bangkok Ranks 6th Among World's Most Expat-Friendly Cities
They're actually very alike, as the western ones have owners and employees that are from Bangkok, along with many other Thai cities.The only thing different is the price of food. -
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Or, to express it in the Games Theory terminology, it's a "Zero Sum Game". -
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Travel Fake TDAC Website Emerges as New System Debuts in Thailand
For obvious reasons, I haven't looked and won't be looking at this fake site but I don't quite understand why anyone would bother with it assuming that you have to enter the same amount of information as on the official site. What's the incentive to pay to do the same job as you could do for free? -
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Travel Bangkok Ranks 6th Among World's Most Expat-Friendly Cities
Actually most Thai restaurants have people from Thailand that cook the food the same way they prepared it when they lived in Thailand. The only difference is the quality control the US has, where you aren't getting food that sits out all day exposed to bacteria, and they make food from al over Thailand, as they are from all over Thailand. 6 restaurants in San Antonio alone have people from 6 different areas in Thailand. Two from Isaan, one from Korat and another from Nong Khai, one from northern Thailand, one from the Pattaya area and another two from the south. Lan Larb Chaing Mai in NYC makes northern Thai food. If you lived there, then you would understand what the US has.
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