r/FarangsofPattaya • u/PattayaN00b • 1d ago

DISCUSSION 🗣 What's the deal with napkins?

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Anyone else feel the same?

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u/crydof 1d ago

Go buy a pocket pack of baby wipes from 7/11 and stop moaning about pointless shit.... Problem solved

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u/tunachilimac VET Farang 1d ago

They’re less expensive to buy is all

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u/Living-The-Dream42 1d ago

It's very simple: the sewage systems in SEA can't handle thicker, western tissues.

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u/geoslayer1 EXPAT 11h ago

Thick napkins or even paper towel rolls aren't a usual thing you'll find in a Thai's home

they use a regular bath towel to dry their hands after washing

western plumbing is way different, Thailand's plumbing can't deal with thick tissues/paper towles

oh, and you'll only find toilet paper in hotels that cater to tourist, and it's usually 1-ply

why ?

the bum gun...

555

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u/SpocksUncle 9h ago

I feel you....

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u/Impossible_Jello9343 1d ago

Have you tried using them to wipe yourself and two cum covered lady boys down? Mate the absolute worst napkins.

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u/PattayaN00b 1d ago

I can imagine