This is a Bangkok street-interview video that works precisely because its final guests break the format and deliver the criticism every other interviewee politely avoids.
The last foreign couple drew the two highest-liked Thai-language comments — 106 and 65 likes respectively — with one viewer writing 'we don't only want to hear compliments; Thailand still has many things to fix.'
Mike's visibly warm, low-pressure interview style — praised by 51.7% of commenters — lowers guests' guards enough that the final British couple feels safe unloading 10 minutes of candid critique on helmets, broken pavements, and vaping laws.
Watch outNearly half the audience (48.3%) latched onto the contradictions segment, and several comments push the Thai government to act on the feedback — if that civic energy finds no outlet, the video risks becoming a frustration amplifier rather than a conversation starter.
If a friendly foreigner with a camera is now the most effective channel for Thais to hear honest criticism of their own country, what does that say about the domestic media environment?
The creator, Mike, conducts street interviews in Bangkok asking various foreigners what surprised them most about Thailand. Interviewees include tourists, long-term residents, and a visiting couple, each sharing their personal impressions. Recurring themes across interviews include the friendliness and calm demeanor of Thai people, the food, the weather, and the affordability. The final interview, with a British couple, stands out for including both praise and candid observations about Thailand's contradictions and infrastructure shortcomings.
Mike walks Bangkok streets interviewing foreigners — tourists, long-term residents, and his own roommate — about what surprised them most when they arrived in Thailand. Most early guests land on Thai friendliness and the food, but the register shifts markedly in the final interview, where a British couple works through a list of policy paradoxes: e-cigarettes banned while cigarettes are sold freely, motorbike riders helmetless in plain sight of police, and pavements too broken or vendor-clogged to walk safely. The video runs roughly 22 minutes, moving between brief two-minute chats and one extended exchange that the comment section treats as the editorial centrepiece.
How this video's like-and-comment rate compares to this channel's running average.
Opening 15 seconds — the bit that decides whether a viewer keeps watching.
“[0:00] my roommate Oliver what's up guys so you will be the first one on this video well I'm slightly nervous now so what surprised you the most about Thailand damn that's a good question oh I know I know definitely the people and how kind they are here
The hook opens mid-conversation with a roommate cameo that generates parasocial warmth but buries the actual question — what surprises foreigners about Thailand — under greeting noise and self-intro filler. Compared to street-interview channels that cold-open with the most controversial or surprising answer first, this approach delays payoff past 15 seconds and gives viewers no reason to stay.
Three alternative openings, each in a different archetype. Each is under 40 words — completable in 15 seconds.
“I asked 10 foreigners living in Bangkok what truly surprised them about Thailand. The last couple's answer stopped me cold — and Thai viewers agreed it needed to be heard.”
WhyAnchors the payoff on the most-liked segment (last couple) and creates a content map that rewards watching to the end.
“I spent a day stopping foreigners on Bangkok streets asking one question: what shocked you most about Thailand? Some answers were sweet. One couple held nothing back.”
WhyTime-bounds the experiment, teases contrast between praise and candid critique — mirroring the 48% comment cluster on contradictions — without revealing the punchline.
“Everyone says Thailand is paradise. But ask the foreigners actually living here and you get a very different story — broken sidewalks, contradictory laws, and a country that surprises even its biggest fans.”
WhyDirectly targets the 48.3% contradiction-discussion cluster and the top-liked comments praising honest critique, creating immediate tension that differentiates this from generic Thailand-is-amazing content.
The title frames a generic curiosity question, but comments overwhelmingly praise the last couple's candid, unfiltered critique of Thailand's contradictions — inconsistent laws, dangerous sidewalks, helmet non-enforcement — which is far more specific and emotionally charged than the title implies. The title promises a travel-curiosity answer but the most-engaged content delivered a pointed, honest audit that Thai viewers wanted their government to see.
Show the last British couple mid-interview with a split-frame of a broken Bangkok sidewalk or a no-helmet motorbike — the two specific criticisms most cited in top comments — with a bold text overlay like 'They said the truth' to match the dominant praise theme.
147 comments analysed and clustered into themes.
The audience most loved the final UK couple's blunt, balanced critique — one commenter wrote 'เราไม่ได้อยากฟังแต่คำชมอย่างเดียว' (we don't want to hear only praise) and another said the couple 'พูดแทนคนไทยเลย' (spoke on behalf of all Thai people). Mike's relaxed, non-threatening interview persona was repeatedly credited for why strangers agreed to talk, with one commenter noting 'ไมค์ดูอารมณ์ดี ดูใจดี คนก็เลยยินดีพูดคุยสัมภาษณ์ด้วย' — Mike seems good-natured and kind, so people are happy to be interviewed.
How the audience feels — a Net Sentiment mood score, how split the room is, and an early churn signal. All from the comments, not YouTube analytics.
Net Sentiment Score over 139 analysed comments; headline adjusted toward the channel norm (Bayesian, C=20). Polarization = normalised entropy. Comment-derived — not YouTube analytics.
Who actually showed up in the comments — psychographic, topical and language mix. Computed deterministically from 139 labeled root comments.
YouTube’s 2025 discovery shift now weights satisfaction signals — comment sentiment, tone, and depth. We can’t see the model, but we can estimate its inputs. Directional only.
Key transcript moments — tap a timestamp to jump to that point in the video.
Each comment theme mapped to the transcript moment that sparked it.
The UK couple's specific, unsolicited criticisms of Thailand's contradictions — e-cigarette illegality vs. cannabis legality, helmet non-enforcement, and pavement danger — landed as the most memorable and praised segment of the entire video
The UK male interviewee listing concrete policy contradictions (vaping banned, cannabis legal; pollution visible; motorcyclists helmetless) triggered the longest comment sub-thread of the video, with Thai viewers agreeing and debating enforcement
Mike's casual opener with his roommate Oliver and his relaxed, non-scripted follow-up questions set the tone that commenters credited for making strangers willing to speak candidly on camera
Multiple interviewees independently and unprompted citing Thai friendliness, calmness, and lack of road rage reinforced a narrative Thai viewers were proud to see confirmed by outsiders
The UK couple's pavement comment ignited a separate comment debate among Thai viewers about vendor encroachment, city governance, and which streets are and aren't safe to walk
Oliver's brief opening appearance and Mike's playful 'roommate' introduction prompted fan comments about their on-screen chemistry and requests for joint content
The UK interviewee describing being able to 'almost taste the pollution' on some mornings prompted viewers to debate the source — traffic vs. cross-border agricultural burning from Myanmar and Cambodia
Mike's transition line walking through Bangkok to find more interviewees signalled the roving format, which viewers responded to by asking for the same approach in other cities and with different demographics
Severity × frequency — ranked. Each point has an evidence quote and a concrete before/after suggestion.
“เราไม่ได้อยากฟังแต่คำชมอย่างเดียวค่ะ”
“คนสุดท้าย เหมือนชมนะ แต่พูดแต่บะเรื่องจี๊ดๆทั้งนั้น เหมือนคนอยู่ไทยมา 10 ปีมากกว่า 10 วัน 555”
“Too much praise it' feels almost sarcasms🤣🤣”↗ view
“อันนี้เรามาดูเพราะภาพปกยูทูปเป็น Oilver”↗ view
“เพียงแต่สัมภาษณ์/ซับอังกฤษ เร็วไปหน่อย”
“regarding pollution because here I mean the air quality some days some mornings is noticeably different you go out your accommodation you can almost taste the pollution when it's heavy”
“mike ควรหาเก้าอี้ให้ a lovely couple from UK นะ.... what a loooong interview....”↗ view
“Thais tend to treat Western 'white' people better (assuming more money also) than people they're seeing as more 'inferior' (like Myanmar, Lao people etc)”↗ view
“กรี๊ด เป็นรูมเมทแล้ว ❤❤❤ 5555”
What a brand or agency would see evaluating this video — which sponsors to pitch, why, what to charge, and what's safe.
No comments organically request product links or mention purchasing tools, indicating near-zero direct referral behaviour in this video's comment section. However, audience loyalty is high — 51.7% of comments praise Mike's persona and explicitly call for more content, and at least 3 comments name-drop specific transport services used in Thailand (Grab, BTS, MRT), signalling practical travel-tool receptivity. Ad tolerance appears moderate: the audience is Thai-speaking and engaged with the content's usefulness, not with commercial intent, so a low-pressure mid-roll from a travel-utility brand would land better than a hard pitch.
Mid-roll integration at roughly the 10–12 minute mark is recommended — after the high-energy early interviews but before the extended UK couple segment that dominates 48.3% of audience discussion, capturing attention before the most-watched segment rather than interrupting it.
“love the tuck tucks we've used grab we like to walk we use the BTS and the Mr the m is it the MRT yeah so yeah we've we've done that”— Organic Grab and BTS mention by a long-stay visitor signals transport-tool receptivity in the exact audience segment that dominates comments↗ view
“ทำซับสองภาษา ได้เรียนรู้ภาษาอังกฤษบ้าง ชอบๆ ขอบคุณไม้ค์ รีบกดไลค์ให้เลยจ้า..”— Unprompted language-learning motivation — direct evidence of italki or Babbel audience fit↗ view
“ผมได้ฝึกเรียนภาษาอังกฤษไปด้วย ได้สำเนียงการพูดด้วย ขอบคุณ คุณไมด์มาก”— Second independent language-learning comment — corroborates italki/Babbel tier-2 fit↗ view
“As a Thai person, I would like to thank the last foreigner who expressed his correct and sincere opinion. We Thai people should be aware. The Thai government should listen to opinions. Then improve it to make it concrete, such as - The road infrastructure system in Bangkok is still not good, especially with little sidewalk space for pedestrians. and is dangerous to Thai people and foreigners How do we solve this matter? - The paradox of being able to legally buy cigarettes anywhere. But the trade in e-cigarettes is illegal. How will Thailand amend this law? - Seeing people riding motorcycles without wearing helmets Not considering life safety How can we change the laws that punish these people?”— 24-like civic-engagement comment signals SafetyWing and travel-insurance audience receptivity around safety concerns↗ view
“I really like this clip❤ keep me smiling 😊 i have to send this clip to my family in Canada so they know how amazing Thailand is❤❤”— Sharing behaviour to family abroad signals diaspora/cross-border audience — direct Wise/Airalo demographic signal↗ view
Algorithm Signal is a proxy. YouTube’s satisfaction scores aren’t public. Directional, not predictive.
Unanswered questions and explicit requests from the comment thread — fuel for the next upload.
Three video ideas pulled directly from what the comments asked for.
Deep-dive interview with long-term expats about Thailand's specific contradictions — vaping ban, helmet non-enforcement, pavement chaos — structured as a problem-response format
Street interviews with foreigners in Chiang Mai or Phuket asking the same question, then cut against the Bangkok answers to show regional contrast
Co-hosted episode with Oliver where both Mike and Oliver interview foreigners together, leaning into their roommate chemistry
Interview Asian tourists (Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Indian) separately about Thailand surprises — filling the gap commenters noticed in the all-Western lineup
Video specifically on Bangkok's sidewalk and pedestrian safety problem — walk the worst streets, interview pedestrians (Thai and foreign) about near-misses, compare to a 'good pavement' street
Interview long-stay expats (5+ years) asking what they stopped noticing vs. what still surprises them — evolution-of-perception angle
Concrete, testable changes for the next upload. Each cites a timestamp, a comment quote, or a metric — and names what to watch.
Add retroactive chapter markers immediately, with the UK couple segment named 'Brutally Honest: What's Wrong with Thailand 🇬🇧' at its start timestamp (~18:00).
Create a recurring series brand around the 'ย้อนแย้ง' (paradox/contradiction) framing — use it in titles, thumbnails, and community posts to build a recognisable content cluster.
Feature Oliver in at least every other video — not just as a cameo but as a co-host or reactor — and make his face visible in the thumbnail.
Clip the UK couple's contradiction segment (~18:00–22:00) into a 55–60 second YouTube Short with Thai captions and post within 48 hours.
Add bilingual (Thai + English) subtitles to this video and future uploads — not auto-generated, but manually timed for the interviewee segments.
Shoot the next interview video at Lumpini Park (สวนลุมพินี) as specifically suggested in the comments.
Start each video by naming and tagging the first interviewee's channel/social on-screen (not just verbally) — Oliver's handle was mentioned at 0:52 but likely missed by viewers who couldn't write it down.
In the next interview video, ask at least one question explicitly about Thailand's contradictions/paradoxes (กฎหมายย้อนแย้ง) — make it a standing interview question.
Pin a comment in Thai immediately after posting that summarises the video's key moments with timestamps — especially tagging the UK couple segment.
Pitch Airalo or SafetyWing for a mid-roll integration in the next video — prepare a one-page media kit showing this video's 5.6% engagement rate and the expat/long-stay audience composition evidenced by interviewees.
Expand the interview format to include one Thai local per video — not just foreigners — to give the audience a domestic perspective that contrasts with the foreign view.
Expand geographic scope — shoot one episode in Chiang Mai and one in southern Thailand (beaches) to capture the north/south contrast multiple interviewees referenced.
Use comment #2's phrasing ('เราไม่ได้อยากฟังแต่คำชมอย่างเดียวค่ะ' — we don't just want to hear praise) as the basis for a video title or thumbnail text: 'ต่างชาติพูดตรงๆ: สิ่งที่ไทยต้องแก้ไข' (Foreigners speak honestly: what Thailand needs to fix).
Post a Community tab update tagging comment #8 (@sashinavigneswaran827) and asking Thai followers to share the video with local government officials or urban planners — framing Mike's channel as a civic feedback tool.
Test a thumbnail format showing a split reaction — foreigner speaking + Thai viewer reacting — to visually represent the dialogue this video's comments describe.
Include a brief on-camera wai (ไหว้) greeting in future videos — currently Mike shakes hands; switching to wai would satisfy comment #15's specific request and reinforce cultural authenticity.
Reference the PM2.5/air quality topic raised by the UK couple (transcript ~20:53) as a dedicated follow-up question in the next video — 'What do foreigners think about Bangkok's air pollution?'
Shorten the average interview clip length for non-headline interviewees from ~3–5 minutes to ~90 seconds — reserve extended time only for the standout couple/individual.
Create a highlight reel-style 5-minute cut of this video's best moments — Oliver opener, German woman's wai at 2:33, UK couple's contradiction list — and post as a separate 'Best Moments' video.
Reply (in Thai) to the top 10 most-liked comments within 24 hours of reading this report — specifically reply to @สมหญิงรักเล่น (65 likes), @watitlo31 (59 likes), and @prissannapik9119 (58 likes) as they are the highest-engagement commenters.
Add an end-screen at 21:30 (before the final fadeout) linking to the most thematically related previous video — use the 'contradictions in Thailand' angle as the connecting thread.
Interview a foreigner who has specifically experienced both Thai bureaucracy and Thai kindness in the same day — structure the question as 'Tell me one thing Thailand does better than anywhere and one thing that drives you crazy' to guarantee the contradiction format that drives 48.3% of engagement.
Investigate and potentially apply for YouTube's Thailand-specific monetisation tiers — ensure the channel is fully monetised with mid-roll ads enabled on videos over 8 minutes, since this video is ~22 minutes.
Tag all future Bangkok street-interview videos with location-specific metadata: 'Bangkok', 'Thailand expat', 'foreigners in Thailand', and 'คนต่างชาติในไทย' in the description — currently the video has no visible chapter or keyword scaffolding.
Consider co-uploading a Thai-subtitled version of the UK couple segment (~18:00–22:00) as a standalone video titled entirely in Thai — targeting Thai-language search for 'ต่างชาติวิจารณ์ไทย' (foreigners criticise Thailand).
Who to reply to first — ranked by impact, with a ready-to-send draft in your voice.
As a Thai person, I would like to thank the last foreigner who expressed his correct and sincere opinion. We Thai people should be aware. The Thai government should listen to opinions. Then improve it to make it concrete, such as - The road infrastructure system in Bangkok is still not good, especially with little sidewalk space for pedestrians. and is dangerous to Thai people and foreigners How do we solve this matter? - The paradox of being able to legally buy cigarettes anywhere. But the trade in e-cigarettes is illegal. How will Thailand amend this law? - Seeing people riding motorcycles without wearing helmets Not considering life safety How can we change the laws that punish these people?
This is exactly the kind of reflection I was hoping the video would spark — the last couple weren't being negative, they genuinely care, and so do you. Hopefully clips like this nudge the right people to listen. 🙏
สนุกและได้ฟังความคิดเห็นมุมมองของคนต่างชาติหลากหลายน่าสนใจดีค่ะ โดยเฉพาะชาวลอนดอน 2 คนสุดท้ายที่แสดงความคิดเห็นอย่างตรงไปตรงมาดี เราไม่ได้อยากฟังแต่คำชมอย่างเดียวค่ะ ไทยเรายังมีหลายอย่างที่ต้องปรับปรุงแก้ไขพัฒนาไปเรื่อยๆ น้อง Mike ทำคลิปและมีคำถามที่หลากหลายแบบนี้ต่อไปเรื่อบๆนะคะ ชอบมากค่ะ
ขอบคุณมากครับ เห็นด้วยเลยครับ คำชมสุดๆก็ดี แต่ความเห็นตรงๆแบบนี้มีคุณค่ามากกว่าครับ จะพยายามทำแบบนี้ต่อไปเรื่อยๆครับ 🙏
Southeast Asia puts Westerners at ease as they deal with a lot of pressure and stress in the West - just earning enough to survive, corporate competition, extremely high cost of living, cold weather, rain, crime, shallow people, little social interaction, racial and class conflict etc. Then it's a shock to the system to come to Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Bali etc where everything is so cheap, people are always smiling, you have constant human interaction with locals and like minded expats, the scenery is heavenly, the weather is perfect etc. It's like the total opposite of what they're used to back in the west.
You nailed it — so many people in the video basically described exactly this without putting it into words the way you just did. The contrast is the whole thing. Would actually love to ask people about this more directly next time.
Mike, if you truly want to understand Thai people, I suggest watching Thai news broadcasts in the Thai language. This will provide you with a deeper understanding of Thai society, including the unfortunate reality that violence, including fighting and even homicide, occurs, as it does in many other countries. I'm specifically referring to instances of violence between Thais themselves.
That's a genuinely good point and I appreciate you saying it directly — I do want to show a full picture, not just the highlight reel. I'll keep watching and learning. Thank you. 🙏
พี่ไมค์ทำคลิปกับโอลิเวอร์เยอะๆนะคะ ชอบดูมากๆค่ะ เคมีเข้ากันดีมาก ดูเพลินสุดๆ🥰👍
โอลิเวอร์ก็ดีใจที่ได้ยินครับ 😄 คงได้เห็นเขาในคลิปต่อๆไปแน่นอนครับ ไว้ติดตามกันนะครับ!
mike ควรหาเก้าอี้ให้ a lovely couple from UK นะ.... what a loooong interview.... แรกๆ เค้าดูไม่ค่อยคุย แต่พอได้คุยแล้ว นานมากกกก ซึ่ง..มันดีมากๆนะ เค้าสองคนน่ารักมากๆๆ และมีความคิดที่ดี และเป็นความคิดเห็นที่ Be honest สุดๆ เรื่องหมวกกันน๊อค เรื่อง pavement ต่างๆ แต่ก็อย่างที่เค้าว่าแหล่ะ มันก็เรื่องเล็กน้อย เรื่องอื่นมีความสุขมากกว่าก็มองด้านนั้น....ความเห็นของต่างชาติ ก็ยังดูชื่นชมประเทศไทยนะ ก็อยากให้คนไทยรักษาภาพลักษณ์นี้ไว้นานๆ ชอบการสัมภาษณ์ครั้งนี้ของคุณไมค์นะคะ คุณไมค์พูดไทยได้เก่งขึ้นจริงๆ
ฮ่าๆ ครั้งหน้าต้องเอาเก้าอี้ไปด้วยแน่นอนครับ 😂 แต่จริงๆครับ คู่นี้พูดได้ดีมาก รู้สึกโชคดีที่ได้เจอเขาวันนั้นเลย ขอบคุณที่ติดตามนะครับ 🙏
I really like this clip❤ keep me smiling 😊 i have to send this clip to my family in Canada so they know how amazing Thailand is❤❤
That genuinely made my day — hope your family in Canada loves it and maybe gets inspired to visit Thailand themselves! 🇹🇭❤️
Many true things said, but should also not forget that Thais tend to treat Western "white" people better (assuming more money also) than people they're seeing as more "inferior" (like Myanmar, Lao people etc). Also, they will kick foreigners out of the country very quickly if not "suitable" anymore (also for visa overstays).
That's a real and important point that doesn't get talked about enough — the welcome isn't always equal and that's worth being honest about. Thanks for saying it.
อยากให้ทำแบบนี้ในที่อื่นอีกครับเช่นภาคเหนือภาคใต้อะไรแบบนี้เป็นกำลังใจให้เสมอครับขอบคุณคลิปดีๆแบบนี้ครับ❤
ไอเดียดีมากครับ เชียงใหม่หรือภูเก็ตก็น่าสนใจมากๆเลย ไว้ลองดูครับ ขอบคุณที่ให้กำลังใจนะครับ! 🙏
Too much praise it' feels almost sarcasms🤣🤣
Haha honestly fair — that's exactly why I was so glad the last couple didn't hold back 😂 More honest opinions coming in future videos, I promise.
กรี๊ด เป็นรูมเมทแล้ว ❤❤❤ 5555 ขำๆนะ
ฮ่าๆ อย่าบอกโอลิเวอร์นะครับ เดี๋ยวหัวใหญ่ 😂❤️
ทำอีกครับชอบแนวนี้ และไมค์สำเนียงน่ารัก และ ไมค์ควรมาลองสัมภาษณ์ที่ถนนหลังสวนนะครับ ฟุตบาธสวยแล้ว😊😊😊😊
โอ้ถนนหลังสวนดีเลยครับ จดไว้แล้ว ขอบคุณครับ มีที่ไหนอื่นอีกไหมครับ? 😊
Shareable social-proof quotes — ready for thumbnails, community posts, or a sponsor deck.
“ไมค์ดูอารมณ์ดี ดูใจดี คนก็เลยยินดีพูดคุยสัมภาษณ์ด้วย”
“I really like this clip❤ keep me smiling 😊 i have to send this clip to my family in Canada so they know how amazing Thailand is❤❤”
“Your video is very useful to Thai people and Thailand.”
“คุณคู่อังกฤษ พูดได้ดีมากพูดรวามจริง เรื่องย้อนแย้ง และฟุตบาท คือใช่เลยยย thank you”
“เป็นการสัมภาษณ์ที่ดี่มาก โดยเฉพาะสามีภรรยาคู่สุดท้าย”
“คุณไมค์เสมือนเป็นตัวแทนคนไทยงานเยี่ยมมาก 🎉 Good Job 👍👍👍”
“Love this video 🎉”
“ชาวต่างประเทศคนสุดท้าย ตอบได้ดีมาก”
Moments worth cutting into Shorts — each with a title and a ready hook line. Timestamps link to the video.
Verbatim — the 5 most representative comments from the thread.
สนุกและได้ฟังความคิดเห็นมุมมองของคนต่างชาติหลากหลายน่าสนใจดีค่ะ โดยเฉพาะชาวลอนดอน 2 คนสุดท้ายที่แสดงความคิดเห็นอย่างตรงไปตรงมาดี เราไม่ได้อยากฟังแต่คำชมอย่างเดียวค่ะ ไทยเรายังมีหลายอย่างที่ต้องปรับปรุงแก้ไขพัฒนาไปเรื่อยๆ น้อง Mike ทำคลิปและมีคำถามที่หลากหลายแบบนี้ต่อไปเรื่อบๆนะคะ ชอบมากค่ะ
ชาวต่างประเทศคนสุดท้าย ตอบได้ดีมาก
As a Thai person, I would like to thank the last foreigner who expressed his correct and sincere opinion. We Thai people should be aware. The Thai government should listen to opinions. Then improve it to make it concrete, such as - The road infrastructure system in Bangkok is still not good, especially with little sidewalk space for pedestrians. and is dangerous to Thai people and foreigners How do we solve this matter? - The paradox of being able to legally buy cigarettes anywhere. But the trade in e-cigarettes is illegal. How will Thailand amend this law? - Seeing people riding motorcycles without wearing helmets Not considering life safety How can we change the laws that punish these people?
คุณคู่อังกฤษ พูดได้ดีมากพูดรวามจริง เรื่องย้อนแย้ง และฟุตบาท คือใช่เลยยย thank you
ไมค์ดูอารมณ์ดี ดูใจดี คนก็เลยยินดีพูดคุยสัมภาษณ์ด้วย
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ชาวต่างประเทศคนสุดท้าย ตอบได้ดีมาก
ไมค์ดูอารมณ์ดี ดูใจดี คนก็เลยยินดีพูดคุยสัมภาษณ์ด้วย
As a Thai person, I would like to thank the last foreigner who expressed his correct and sincere opinion. We Thai people should be aware. The Thai government should listen to opinions. Then improve it to make it concrete, such as - The road infrastructure system in Bangkok …
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