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Yinn

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Sometimes something comes along that makes you think "Only in Thailand would you get that".

Which is probably not right because most SEA nations would be the same but would you ever see that in a western nation?

Not a chance. Elf and save tea would have a field day with them all 😁

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1 hour ago, Yinn said:

Good evening. 
I find this video with English sub. Talk together with food sellers at the protests.

Maybe some member will enjoy to look.

A very interesting, informative and revealing video. With a clever twist !

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2 minutes ago, WilliamG said:

The protests in UK are about climate and keeping the citizens safe & warm.

There are certain people in the U.K who just like to protest and go on marches together and throw things at other people and run around a bit and shout and taunt the Police . It doesnt really matter what the protest is about, although they're usually protesting against, fighting against imaginary Nazis 

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3 hours ago, Yinn said:

For energy. Fighting. 
 

How is the food at the anti vaxxer, anti mask and anti lockdown protest at England?

Protests in the U.K are usually for one day/afternoon only  and so there's no need for street  food vendors and British people do not need to eat every hour throughout the day , so theres not much business for street food vendors at protests .

   British people can have a big breakfast in the morning and thats enough until the evening.

Also, unlike Thailand , there are very few people who have street food vending carts and I do believe that they are illegal in the U.K , if you apply for a street food selling license , you would at least have to have access to clean running water , refrigeration , a place to dump rubbish ect 

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2 minutes ago, gummy said:

This thread has gone totally off topic. It is about a a food seller in Thailand, nothing to do with England or any protests there.

This thread is about food being sold at protests in Thailand and the author asking about food being sold at protests in other Countries , comparing the two, so very much on topic 

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3 minutes ago, Fluke said:

This thread is about food being sold at protests in Thailand and the author asking about food being sold at protests in other Countries , comparing the two, so very much on topic 

You must be reading a different thread to me then when people are asking about anti vaxxer and anti mask protests in England. 😂😂😂.

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17 hours ago, Yinn said:

Good evening. 
I find this video with English sub. Talk together with food sellers at the protests.

Maybe some member will enjoy to look.

Maybe a way to end all the protests would be to ban all the food stalls , nothing to eat for an hour and most of the Thais would go back home ?

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