They look for the ones picking their nose.

20 baht.

In.

Don't people buying tickets most always say something to the ticket seller?

Doesn't the ticket seller generally say something to the customer?

Many a time been to places and bought something where not a word is spoken , cant say I like it at all

i like it ...

no need for fake politeness imo

i would rather cut out the bullshit than have the fake greetings from a person

who is obviously pissed off with their job situation but has no choice but to work there ....

ymmv

I once took a Filipino friend to Doi Suthep. I told them to not say a word and just follow the non-paying Thai's. I showed my Thai drivers license and was also allowed in for free. I guess depending on the place, they will not check to see if an Asian looking person is Thai or not. .

I've done the same thing with Filipino, Japanese, Cambodian and Korean guests at The Grand Palace, Bangkok. They all got in free.

It's mostly based on a wide, general racial profiling--not exactly a foreign practice in this country.

Don't people buying tickets most always say something to the ticket seller?

Doesn't the ticket seller generally say something to the customer?

Many a time been to places and bought something where not a word is spoken , cant say I like it at all

i like it ...

no need for fake politeness imo

i would rather cut out the bullshit than have the fake greetings from a person

who is obviously pissed off with their job situation but has no choice but to work there ....

ymmv

So to you being polite is fake?

Do you prefer to be rude to everyone?

They can usually tell i can get in free or at a reduced price by looking at my driving licence

Yes

This thread is another example of farangs not understanding Thailand.

Anyone who has been here long enough knows how to tell a real thai person from another.

Here is the secret.. People from Thailand had a over extending thumb.

Its how all thais check if a person is really from thailand.

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