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  1. You claimed "Almost all EV manufacturers are losing money on EVs and are backtracking." and none of your links support anything like that.
  2. The links you provded do not support what you said. Mercedes is still ramping up their EV production and plans to sell half of their cars as EVs in a few years. Apple cancelled the project not because it is an EV but because they tried to build an autonomous vehicle and realized AI isn't there yet - by a long shot.
  3. Of course it's private property. It's not a government owned park or a road or something. It's a shop owned by a commercial company. It's private no matter the time of day. That they let people access their premises does not make it a public property. If you were to not follow their rules and a staff would tresspass you, you'd have no business remaining on their premises. Because it's private property. Their property, their rules. You have no rights or entitlements to anything there.
  4. You are not entitled to anything on another (juristic) persons private property.
  5. Exactly, the police summons are optional. So why were the security guards at the estate threatened with arrest for not letting the police onto private property? Also an arrest warrant can only be issued by a court. "Will be issued" is not up to the chief of police. They can request a warrant. They can't issue them.
  6. It might seem that Thailand just does not want to Move Forward.
  7. Officially yea but I've seen small bikes in these big bike parking zones in some Centrals where the staff pay no attention. It go too much in one Central one time here and I wasn't able to park my big bike because the spot was full of small ones. I told the parking attendants and they had to manually move a few small bikes to another place. But in many other Centrals I've seen them paying a lot of attention and promptly deny small bikes that try to park there.
  8. Yes you mentioned that now four times. But it really shouldn't be so hard to find the big bike parking area. You can try to park in a car parking space. The attendant will likely approach you and tell you that you can't park there. That's probably a good opportunity to ask where to park the big bike then instead.
  9. Then I would ask another guy or just drive around and look for it. They are always marked with signs.
  10. It should be a dedicated big bike parking area. You should specifically ask for that.
  11. Well the owner will soon discover the concept of chargebacks and she'll be two gold necklaces poorer. She failed to do the necessary security checks and will pay for it.
  12. Every Central in Thailand that I've been to had dedicated big bike parking. Ask the parking attendents for the directions, sometimes it's not easy to spot.
  13. It's a private estate and it's not a court warrant. I don't think they had a legal basis to arrest the security guards for not letting them in. They could have handed the summons to them especially when the suspect was not at home. So what, the police officers really really wanted to go and put it in the mail box or what? The officers also know well where the suspect works. Could have handed it to him in his office. Doesn't smell right.
  14. Having read that... seems like the Germans are not the only ones 🙂
  15. Say no more! Those are exactly the conditions I am looking for in a place when thinking about moving.
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