What's the most hospitable thing a Thai has done for you?

[eldragon]

It's the season of giving. And Thais are well know for their hospitality. In fact, I'd say they are some of the most giving people I've ever encountered. What is the most hospitable, giving thing a Thai has ever done for you?

[Kwasaki]

[baneko]

Taken care of my wallet!

[Seligne2]

If I were to do a word association game with the word "Thai", hospitality would not  be anywhere on the list. Some of the things that would be are:

Plastic

Family-oriented, despise Mother Nature

Ignorant

Materialistic

Deferential to authority

Sexy (ladies-ladyboys)

Opportunistic

Honest (with strangers)

 

I could continue in this vein for some time without  hitting on the word "hospitable"

[roo860]

If I were to do a word association game with the word "Thai", hospitality would not  be anywhere on the list. Some of the things that would be are:
Plastic
Family-oriented, despise Mother Nature
Ignorant
Materialistic
Deferential to authority
Sexy (ladies-ladyboys)
Opportunistic
Honest (with strangers)
 
I could continue in this vein for some time without  hitting on the word "hospitable"

Please carry on!


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[chickenslegs]

The first time I visited my wife's home town (Surin) some family members were horrified that we had booked into a hotel and they offered to let us stay with them.

 

Very diplomatically, my wife explained that I needed my AC and hot showers - so we politely declined.

 

An aunt, who was headmistress of a local village school, insisted that we should use her car (Isuzu pick-up) for the whole time we were there, which was very generous and must have been some inconvenience to her.

 

My abiding memory of that visit was that whenever we went near to the village all the youngsters we passed would give us a deep and courteous wai - recognising the headmistresses car, but not noticing the Farang driver.  

 

 

[Ahab]

The Chinese/Thai merchant that runs the hardware store in my wife's home town in Buriram (Lahan Sai) gave my son a crisp $100 bill when they found out it was his birthday during a visit several years ago.  

[mick220675]

When I first moved to my wife's village we employed a Cambodian (with a Thai id card) who had been in the Khmer rouge, was very poor living in a wood shack with a mud floor. After a year of working for us he had saved enough money to build a better home and buy a old motor cycle.

 

To this day whenever he see's me he will bring me a can of beer. It has always touched me that one of the poorest people in the village and a man who must have been through so much in his life, is so kind to me.

[Kwasaki]

10 hours ago, Seligne2 said:

If I were to do a word association game with the word "Thai", hospitality would not  be anywhere on the list. Some of the things that would be are:

Plastic

Family-oriented, despise Mother Nature

Ignorant

Materialistic

Deferential to authority

Sexy (ladies-ladyboys)

Opportunistic

Honest (with strangers)

 

I could continue in this vein for some time without  hitting on the word "hospitable"

 

I take it you don't like Thailand then. 

[vogie]

A Thai friend of mine, played in a golf match and won and donated  the cup to me, its the thought that counts I suppose.

[naboo]

Every night I visit my local watering hope, they lay on a spread of good food. Just this evening, I turned up with my wife and daughter, we had two bottles of beer at 60B a bottle and we were offered fish, soup and ice cream. They genuinely want nothing in return, just good, generous people, day in, day out.

 

Of course, we return the hospitality in other ways, but I don't think they would worry if we didn't.

[JHolmesJr]

A barfine of mine took me to her place the morning after and let me bang her there. 

[theguyfromanotherforum]

It's a 3rd year I'm living free in my wife's house. Never asked me a penny, even for the electric. I'd say that's pretty damn hospitable.

[thehelmsman]

2 hours ago, theguyfromanotherforum said:

It's a 3rd year I'm living free in my wife's house. Never asked me a penny, even for the electric. I'd say that's pretty damn hospitable.

 

You're a keeper alright.

[theguyfromanotherforum]

 
You're a keeper alright.

Almost as much as a free loading bargirl.

[Laughing Gravy]

They leave me alone to get on with my business as I do theirs. Very Hospitable.

[dbrenn]

On 20/12/2016 at 9:57 PM, Seligne2 said:

If I were to do a word association game with the word "Thai", hospitality would not  be anywhere on the list. Some of the things that would be are:

Plastic

Family-oriented, despise Mother Nature

Ignorant

Materialistic

Deferential to authority

Sexy (ladies-ladyboys)

Opportunistic

Honest (with strangers)

 

I could continue in this vein for some time without  hitting on the word "hospitable"

You don't seem to keep very good company, which reflects as poorly on you as it does the people you describe.

[Ace of Pop]

A barfine of mine took me to her place the morning after and let me bang her there. 

WHERE


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[eldragon]

14 hours ago, JHolmesJr said:

A barfine of mine took me to her place the morning after and let me bang her there. 

 

Should've brought her to your place, mate. Most of em will clean your home for you too.

[eldragon]

On 12/20/2016 at 9:57 PM, Seligne2 said:

If I were to do a word association game with the word "Thai", hospitality would not  be anywhere on the list. Some of the things that would be are:

Plastic

Family-oriented, despise Mother Nature

Ignorant

Materialistic

Deferential to authority

Sexy (ladies-ladyboys)

Opportunistic

Honest (with strangers)

 

I could continue in this vein for some time without  hitting on the word "hospitable"

 

You've either had a really bad stay in this country or you're just ignorant to the way these people really are. I seriously think if I walked into the average home in Thailand and said "Hey, I'm really tired and weary and just need some food and drink and a few hours of sleep" most of em would help me out. The hi-sos probably wouldn't.

[NoshowJones]

17 hours ago, theguyfromanotherforum said:

It's a 3rd year I'm living free in my wife's house. Never asked me a penny, even for the electric. I'd say that's pretty damn hospitable.

I hope you are not taking too much advantage of that and paying your way.

[theguyfromanotherforum]

7 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

I hope you are not taking too much advantage of that and paying your way.

 

 

Sure. I'm putting out almost every night.

[NoshowJones]

Your'e putting what out almost every night? Not her I hope.

[Boon Mee]

On a bike rally recently several several of the Thais I was riding with ( the only Farang participating) stopped and helped me repair a blown tire.  Just as friendly and hospitable as anyone could be! 

[transam]

Being totally accepted....Well there is a bloke at my gym that grrrrrr's at me....

[thehelmsman]

14 hours ago, theguyfromanotherforum said:

 

Almost as much as a free loading bargirl.

 

 

Your high standards are amazing.

[Bulldozer Dawn]

Swallow.

[Ace of Pop]

Told me not to buy Ford here


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[animalmagic]

Marry me!

[F4UCorsair]

On Thursday, December 22, 2016 at 3:51 PM, eldragon said:

 

Should've brought her to your place, mate. Most of em will clean your home for you too.

 

'Clean' your home, or 'cleanout' your home?