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The cultural differences in Thailand are essentially endless. On your next trip to Thailand, if you don't fully understand all of these things, no big deal really. But especially if you're planning on spending a long stint in Thailand, or perhaps moving here. There are a few of these cultural differences you need to understand to make sure your time in Thailand is what you want it to be. While Thai people are notoriously friendly and understanding, there are a few situations you should make sure not to put yourself in, in order to avoid possible confrontation, or worse. In today's video we're discussing these important differences and what to avoid when it comes to 7 Ways to get beat up in Thailand. Let's do it!
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The handshake thing is funny. I got into a broken Thai/English convo with an old man the other day and when we parted he gave me his hand to shake.
Not necessarily related, but while Thais can be really reserved people, a simple expression of warmth (a smile and "sawasdee krab") can easily crack them out of their shells.

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Watch your feet and be nice about royalty! Got it!

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Great video!! We were aware of most of these points but it’s good to hear them again. We’ll share this.

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Awesome! Thank you!

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Always enjoy watching!!

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Glad you enjoyed!

[@truesouth4784]

Overly bombastic negative reviews can get you into trouble as well.

[@tempustv]

Yes, this is one I forgot to mention. The defamation laws are also a big deal here. Thanks for sharing and watching!

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Cheers Dont forget to Post in Grumble

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Thumbs up 👍 Tempus

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Big thanks! I appreciate you always stopping in and watching!

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Hey mate, do you have a schedule for your live hangouts?

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I usually do at least 2 a month! Although I don't schedule the days, I will always post on the TH-cam community page as well as my Instagram letting everyone know when we'll have the live going. Thanks for watching!

[@gmbeahan]

Pointing in a Thai's direction with your finger is also considered super rude. Your Thai friend might slap your arm down in emergency fashion. You might point out someone by pursing your lips in their direction instead, which might get a laugh.