The new duel road between Pattaya and Sattahip is impressive, and a great improvement, but it's an unregulated race track for bikes and cars, especially at night, and I have yet to see any Police patrolling it. It is also prone to flash flooding, adding to the danger.
Says you.....
And I don't mean that in a challenging or combative way
I just mean people will(or hopefully will) find where they love to live or stay
You enjoy the village you live in, that really is great, honestly
But to say small town folks are always more friendly is probably not accurate
I've been a city guy my whole life but love my wife's village, even with the faults that come along with most small Thai vilages(and there are faults)
I live downtown and I have my 13yr old dog
Every single time I leave my house without my dog, someone (if not 2 or 3 people) ask where my dog is
Sometimes I've never spoken to the person.....
The servers at the Mexican restaurant downtown run out to play with him
The two Iranian brothers that own the small bar near us, come out to give him chicken
The girls at the grocery store all know him
I think anywhere can be a friendly place, especially if you are friendly to people
But of course, not everyone will like the same places.
And that's ok
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