@Mårten *******

I will check it out

@Stephen *******

yea, I always thought Saam Lor was just a bigger Tuk Tuk

@Glen *******

I see those commercial trucks with carrying beds with a yellow sign on the back that says รถพ่วง (Rot Puang)....but I am not sure the translation for Puang....

@Michael *******

I think a Sam Lor is more used for bigger versions of the Tuk-Tuk. I have never heard "Rot Dan Kang" but รถพ่วงข้าง, I have heard.

@Bonnie ********

plenty of people move to Thailand and don't "meet visa requirements" to be honest. I have figured out that "where there is a will, there is a way" applies to the Thai visa situation too...If he really wants it to happen, he can make it happen, only thing that might get in the way is not having the right funds, but he could get a job, get married, get an education visa. There are ways. But he should certainly come and visit before he does anything else.

Good luck my fellow Rhode Islander…

@Paul *******

I’ve seen that one, they were pioneers I think, sort of the first small cup ice cream aside from wall’s. It’s not bad, they kind of seemed to pave the way for the 15 or 20 or so different flavors all the companies seem to have.

@Paul *******

these companies are making ice cream for Thai companies?

Jo Clemente Ok, I'm sorry if I sounded defensive. It's hard to read tones on these forums. Keep an eye out and you will start to notice how many different brands of single serving ice cream there are and most of them are really quite good, a step up from walls...

@Jo *********

it’s an observation on Thai business and what current things are trending. If you aren’t interested , fine, but others might find noteworthy, there are plenty of people on this forum who have food related businesses... If it’s not of interest to you, simply scroll on by.