Entitled British Guy Receives Instant Karma

[@ayaanbhagra]

Bro has infinite free time and infinite pettiness

[@faffywhosmilesatdeath5953]

I mean, he's in jail so I assume he has a ton of time on his hands.

[@locamiGI]

War

[@lentilsoup460]

not enough time to just go around the restaurant though lol

[@xentivity]

@@faffywhosmilesatdeath5953you get treated horribly there, inhuman and cruel beatings, unsanitary conditions, unclean water and exploitive work. Also you live in a tiny room.

[@YTZooX]

What is ur pfp 😭

[@jainair7909]

"And that's why you should use NORD VPN!!" Would have been the perfect sponsor plug in

[@Ryuuu6581]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@userwtf420]

yeah he lost the opportunity to grab that easy sponsor cash

[@supperminepop]

That's what I thought

[@Aintnoway909]

Oversplified moments

[@lightyena]

plz no

[@Marpurrsa]

"2 years in thai prison" Dude is gonna wish he took an alternate route after a day

[@Betelhem-ok4ob]

buahaha..

[@firepower9966]

hes going to come out as a ladyboy. 😮

[@MrJavachiller]

In Thailand, alternative routes are sometimes cramped and time consumming, i can understand why this person used the restaurant as a short cut, however, in Thailand the restaurant also becomes the owners home. Walking through the restaurant all the time is like invading one’s home without permission.

[@aykarain]

​@@MrJavachilleri think the owner would allow it... as long as he wasnt annoying anyone

[@maxisdead2153]

​@@aykarainDude had just to buy some food and then leave, it's not hard.

[@Sun_Tzu_Art_0f_War]

All he had to do was talk to the restaurant owner like an adult and maybe this could have been resolved without any issue 🤦

[@r.rodriguez4991]

What are you talking about. We know how it would have been resolved. Just stop walking through the restaurant.

[@adiff6184]

​@@r.rodriguez4991 he could pay him everytime he walk through the restaurant

[@StarNightGaming]

@@r.rodriguez4991yea but it could’ve been a long way so they could’ve made an agreement

[@Uzsjjbs.]

​@@r.rodriguez4991 But they probably could have an agreement by talking to each other. Maybe if Alex asked the manager if he could walk through the restaurant if he were to be a paying customer.

[@r.rodriguez4991]

@@StarNightGaming What solution are you thinking is going to be reached? Just walking through is already a no. We know he can just walk around. The only other option is to buy something which negates the whole issue altogether.

[@arkansky]

2 years in prison 😊 2 years in Thai prison 💀

[@joshuaqwertyx]

Why

[@dynamitoriel9056]

​@@joshuaqwertyxit very bad, like, very bad, compared too other prisoner, Thai Prison is one of those prison you don't want too stuck in, google should give a lot of awnser why

[@eeveeofalltrades4780]

My guess is that Thailand's justice system actually works and the actual criminals do go to jail.

[@SH-qs7ee]

Yeah, I'd put money on this entitled guy not spending 2 years in prison 💀

[@NerdyPuth123]

I know a cop there and I've been to one. (It's moreso a jail but you get the point) It ain't beautiful (Just to clarify. I didn't go to jail but I've seen one)

[@MrJavachiller]

Local restaurants in Thailand also serve as the owners family home. So someone constantly walking through the restaurant constantly without permission is basically trespassing into one’s home and invading it. I can say this cus i am from thailand

[@9ine-fd6zc]

Also I know some Thai people and they are almost chill if you are in good terms with them, this would have been so much less issue if he was chill with them I feel

[@ねこ男の子]

@@9ine-fd6zc This reminds me of the people who purchased Chappel Roan tickets for 400 then she canceled no refund. It's her right to. Just like shop owner.

[@U.S.S.R-ussr]

All he had to do was walk on a road people are just petty🤦

[@DeezNutzInUrMouth-ot3fg]

Look how petty and dramatic you're being 💀 You think someone should spend 2 years in prison for review bombing

[@Chesshire1]

​@@DeezNutzInUrMouth-ot3fgPlay stupid games win stupid prizes

[@ScrubbaDubDub]

​@@DeezNutzInUrMouth-ot3fg He has not matured enough to be in society. He will learn in his cell.

[@israelblanco7490]

​@Woodgrain-ot3fg Yes, because you're playing with the way of a person to make money and also defamation

[@Chesshire1]

@@DeezNutzInUrMouth-ot3fg Now that's an extreme comparision. The above comments already explained it well. If you want to learn more then just google it.

[@archbishopTL1]

All the man had to do every couple of days was buy a drink, be kind to the cashier, be polite, and they likely wouldn’t have had any issue with him using it as a walkway every once in a while. Because “sure, he only passes through for a coffee on his way to work, but he’s nice to the staff and makes people smile, so we don’t mind.” Just be polite to workers and they’ll be nice to you, customer service goes BOTH ways.

[@andiidoode]

Yeah, but white people in Asia are too entitled to think about the welfare of others.

[@theTrend7]

You're making too much sense. Entitlement has made people dumb

[@averagejoe1977-jkl]

Two years is nuts though, let’s not go crazy now.

[@tokyo1937]

thats what i was thinking. i think it would have been easier if the restaurant was more of a coffee shop, take them on the go

[@tokyo1937]

@@averagejoe1977-jkl it is. i'm surprised a lot of people think it's reasonable

[@sierraj7480]

How do people go to a foreign country and think, hmmm, im gonna break some laws

[@aldrintoscano]

Well that kinda normal, tbh

[@lolpol56]

Well that's British all over 19th century

[@aldrintoscano]

@@lolpol56 yes like slavery, human sacrifice, child marriages, sati, etc.were all legal all over the world, and the pesky British broke the law and banned them forever.

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

How would he be disturbing customers by walking through the restaurant? That makes no sense, this story needs more context

[@wahahabuh]

Pretty standard behaviour for obnoxious tourists tbh. The common indignant response they have after causing problems and getting caught by the police is "you can't do this to me, I'm a UK/US citizen"

[@deathhulk8860]

i would feel weird walking through a restaurant when im not eating there

[@thanoshadtherightidea8724]

Me too but I also would do it to save an hour. Especially as this was the same set up as a mcdonalds. You order from the counter and go sit at any open table. It was a small business but the same kind of vibe, not a get seated and waited on kind of joint. I know if I was eating at a McDonald's and somebody walked in 1 door, across the restaurant and out the other I probably wouldn't even notice. And if I did, it would be more of a "that's kinda odd" vibe than getting upset or anything.

[@Tally-vision]

He saved an hour? ​@@thanoshadtherightidea8724

[@garethgriffiths8428]

Cos you're normal.

[@Yanramich]

I mean it's fine, but he reacted like a child when told to use other ways. I would just honestly become a regular customer if it was this close to my home and as it had good reviews before.

[@kezdemk]

Exactly, us normal folk think the same 😅

[@lite4998]

He probably wasted more time creating those fake reviews than he saved by passing through the restaurant.

[@B100085]

He gets more time In prison 😂😂

[@younot-ez3xr]

He could have bought food whenever he wanted to use the shortcut. Such an idiot Auslaender

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Probably a teleworking IT guy who created a Bot to do it.... Not smart enough to use VPN though or know about Thailand's infamously strict slander laws...

[@poryzonegames942]

​@edwardfletcher7790 Even in European countries, you would get arrested for that, not just a thailand only thing that defamation is considered a crime (and I think it should be)

[@noescapefromreality1749]

Didn't waste as much time as Russia has in their "3 day military operation" though lol

[@UmbraMK]

"What are you in for boy?" "I.. left bad reviews on a restaurant"

[@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813]

"Welcome to the Bangkok Hilton, boy." 😬😬😬😬

[@whiteshadow8520]

All he had to do is buy a coffee each time and they’d be glad to have him

[@ogueyratogeyrat7448]

Bro could buy 1 time lol

[@joshhow8090]

What do you expect from a brit?

[@edenmatthews6183]

@joshhow8090 what’s that mean are you racist or something

[@kokbastian]

@@joshhow8090valid question

[@jajauxhal7846]

Hell he could buy a bottle of water every two days, they would still be ok

[@sierragutenberg]

Alternate title: British guy realises that Thai laws are stricter than in Great Britain.

[@ThoughtfulDuck-r8h]

Im from Britain and I hate it people like this 😭😭

[@LegendSTale_]

​@@ThoughtfulDuck-r8hOn god, it's rough here😭😭😭

[@Abstract_zx]

@@ThoughtfulDuck-r8h As someone from America, many Americans are even worse because we have guaranteed freedom of speech, expression, and press baked into our constitution while most countries, including the UK, do not.

[@sulpherbratigh7936]

Yes and no, You'll never be arrested in thai for saying racist or homophobic things

[@TON-dr5fz]

⁠@@sulpherbratigh7936I thought you won't get arrested for that anywhere? free speech on top (not like im racist or homophobic anyway)

[@MewtwoStruckBack]

It should not be legal to leave a review of a business you haven't patronized. Receipt needs to be shown for proof.

[@theguy9208]

did you watch the video? the guy was put in prison for 2 years, pretty sure that means its illegal

[@anush_agrawal]

​@@theguy9208Leaving positive reviews should also be included

[@chocolatefaerie]

there was a competitor with full branded car came into my store, didn't buy anything and left a 1 star without text

[@LumiaFenelle-v5m]

@theguy9208 You seriously lack reading comprehension. He's saying that a review should only be possible to be put by people who've made purchased (in this case, people who've bought the food or drink or whatever from this restaurant). People who wanted to leave the review need to show proof of this, by using the structs they got. That's what he's trying to say.

[@poryzonegames942]

Leaving a single review with 1 Star isn't nice, but ok to do so (Freedom of Speech I guess) Creating multiple accounts to leave multiple reviews is definately not legal and shouldn't be

[@globedoc]

CORRECTION: hrs been arrested and charged but not yet convicted. It's highly possible he'll just be deported and not spend any time in jail.

[@Jiezikjielius]

Nah he most likely be in prison 😂

[@LatinaGaming88]

​@@Jiezikjieliusit's cheaper to deport him

[@enzad5254]

​@@Jiezikjieliusimagine going to prison for a 1 star review. Never going to a joke shit 3rd world country for this exact reason

[@sandyhenderson441]

Don't deport him, the rest of us don't want him back here! Leave him in Thailand, where they actually enforce their laws against antisocial behaviours. With a bit of luck he might learn a little civility during his jail time.

[@Bellabaddi]

@@Jiezikjieliusha ha! They might cane him?

[@vladimirprostran1896]

One of those people is not used to being held accountable for his actions

[@zakenmaru8612]

Now he'll be held for two years 💀

[@Tooskilly]

Wdym

[@AngkatanNamwaran]

@@Tooskilly The Brit was entitled... they asked him to stop... and he decided to slander and defame the restaurant with fake reviews.

[@hpufo]

Imagine trying to ruin someone's livelihood for such a petty reason. What an absolute scumbag.

[@BladeAndSorceryQuest3]

Bruv your the sheep here.....

[@noelgywn5867]

⁠@@BladeAndSorceryQuest3you’re an idiot…

[@AngkatanNamwaran]

@@BladeAndSorceryQuest3 Sheep?... you mean people who follow the law?... Why do you think that it would be a good idea to break the law?

[@aiperthatgotmutatedbytruth5638]

That's a british for you, they r entitled

[@user-qq2ic2vd7y]

Honestly, he could’ve at least ate at the place a few times a week and they probably wouldn’t have minded him using the shortcut often

[@tw8464]

Exactly. He just wanted to straight up steal.

[@KumaBean]

This is what I was thinking, get in there for lunch occasionally and develop a rapport with the owner and the staff, 🍻

[@jancukasu]

@@KumaBean esp along the time the bonding can even get him the free meals, Italian meals. Talk abt win-win solution.

[@Dr.Sho_Minamimoto]

That’s what I did back when I went to a mall that had its theater located in the middle of the building and the entrances were extremely far away. I would cut through the restaurant however, after the movie was over I would always come back to eat there. I imagine the owner would be more than happy to give him an exception if he talked with him and made some arrangement but now, that’s never going to happen.

[@tw8464]

@KumaBean yeah he can't be bothered to concern himself with his neighbors or humanity in any way. They're all there just for what he wants, at least in his warped mind that is.

[@kingrgames]

That deserves a five star performance for giving him karma

[@locamiGI]

😢w6ar

[@tanfilly]

Im from thailand and for once im not disappointed in my country.😂

[@kingrgames]

@@tanfilly oh same. I’m Thai too btw

[@tanfilly]

@@kingrgames cool😊

[@tanfilly]

​@@kingrgamescool😊

[@Mikey_Official]

Perfect Advertisement for a Nord VPN

[@Vintagesonic1]

In all fairness, it's the owner's store and he has every right to restrict you from entering it.

[@tw8464]

You're absolutely right.

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

I totally agree. That’s just rude to walk through like that. I guess his privilege didn’t work this time.

[@lavone5541]

Thats mega bullshit. I hate it when businesses obstruct walkways like this.

[@ItsGamein]

@@lavone5541he owns the building, he can tell anyone he wants not to enter, if people demanded you leave your home’s doors unlocked so they could walk through it you’d be pissed too

[@vanthursday]

@@lavone5541Its not in the walkways. He literally walk inside a building. It would had been fine if hes actually a regular customer there.

[@Citizenoftheuniverse23]

His Sense of Entitlement and arrogance. Well served.

[@therealbaylee]

Have you lost your mind? Prison time over bad reviews?

[@charless2055]

​@@therealbayleeyeah he broke the law it's called defamation buddy it gives the restaurant a bad name and makes them lose money

[@therealbaylee]

@@charless2055 deformation is a civil matter in civilised countries.

[@therealbaylee]

@@charless2055 i guess the romans crucifying Christians was ok because it was against the law. You absolute muuppet.

[@Zachary-ru2sk]

@@charless2055 yea buddy writing negative reviews in a public website doesn't constitute 2 years in prison. Are you insane?

[@Zenfilter74]

He forgot where he was! There is no freedom of speach in Thailand. There are legal consequences for slander.

[@MunUtku]

Slandering someone freely(through lies) is almost illegal in entire world including EU countries and U.S. especially when it causes monetary loss.

[@firstchoiceautonb5400]

Prob freeer than Britain

[@firstchoiceautonb5400]

@@MunUtkuI do this all the time and I’m a woman and it’s not illegal lmao you order every day at a place and there’s literally no way to prove you are genuinely disappointed with their service.

[@Donavan37]

​@@firstchoiceautonb5400If you order every day then you are either an idiot or a cunt. Because how can you order every day when you are disappointed. And blatantly lying makes you a loser, you proud of being a karen???

[@lynch42o]

@@MunUtku nah, if you’re a demonrat you can lie all day about conservatives. They do 24/7 on tv

[@d.geodraxarehal20goldenbir35]

He wanted to safe a few minutes to get home, now he's gonna waste 2 years of his life far from home lol.

[@SAFFY7411]

😂

[@OuroBoros_Games]

Maybe he saved 5 to 10 minuts, but the owner couldn't stand someone walking in 30s every day, not wonder who is worse because obviously the owner was obnoxious telling him not do that.

[@AngkatanNamwaran]

@@OuroBoros_Games The restaurant is private property. If he was more diplomatic with them then maybe they would have allowed him to pass through. At least buy something from the restaurant, even just the cheapest item on the menu, like coffee, beer or even just a bottle of water. Being polite and friendly goes a long way.

[@OuroBoros_Games]

@@AngkatanNamwaran "being polite and friendly" as a form to recieve benefits without being actually friendly is very sociopath. See, this is the problem you assume the person must be the one to submit to the restaurant, but the restaurant can treat anyone who wants like if it was a criminal or scum. Sure if they asked him buy something someday the persond would do it.

[@AngkatanNamwaran]

@@OuroBoros_Games In Thailand most of these small restaurants double as homes, because these are family-owned businesses, so he is likely trespassing on private property.

[@salbahejim]

Low reviews do cause material damage to a business. If you leave fake repeated low reviews you should be sued or fined for causing damage

[@pietro4772]

Agreed 100%

[@casualweekday-ytshadowbang2469]

It seems very easy to falsely thumb review stats, up or down, technically speaking. But I wonder in what fashion law enforcement gets involved in that. Because, as a matter of fact, Google themselves skew the results all the time.

[@salbahejim]

@@casualweekday-ytshadowbang2469 Some countries actually have implemented laws that will have you prosecuted for posting false statement or reviews on the Internet. If you're going to leave a negative review, you better be able to back it up in court. There are degrees to which this can be taken, but the idea that a disgruntled customer that doesn't like the fact that it rained that day can get together with 5 of her friends and leave negative reviews on a half dozen sites should have a mechanism to correct it. One way to do it would be to weigh ratings as a percentage of total customers and not show an aggregate value until a minimum threshold number of reviews has been submitted. That way no individual can make a significant impact on a company's overall rating

[@Whalewraith]

It doesn't even matter if its fake or true in Thailand. I'm not a lawyer but they work on the idea that if you caused a financial loss then you are responsible. There was an American in Koh Chang that got himself in hot water & actually jailed (Wesley Barnes). Trip advisor actualy ended up paying the guys legal fees and put a warning on the relevant page.

[@wotzcheez]

​@@salbahejimthat wouldn't stop a skilled individual.

[@martham8061]

This is what happens when you're never told "no" you think you're entitled to everything.🧐

[@RockyJ35]

You know it sucks that karma hitting awful people happens so rarely that it always has to be this “big news”

[@OkayMaybe806]

It’s not big news he’s just saying that to grab more views, the only reason why you feel like it’s big news and why karma rarely hits is because you never hear it unless it’s from videos like these that take time to post and fine the correct info about

[@MrRobarino]

This is a KZbin channel, not "Big News". You might want to learn the difference, you genius.

[@RockyJ35]

@@MrRobarino Big News and “big news” in quotes is different. Might want to learn the difference And thank you for the compliment ☺️

[@RealElevenTimes]

​@@RockyJ35Nah they're right. This isn't big news in any way.

[@am_Nein]

Sorry, but when did the words "big news" ever come out of anybody's mouth?

[@shamkand]

Yes, some people think they can step on others, good that he was caught.

[@gorkhawarlord4943]

Don't do things that will get you jailed people. Especially if you are in a foreign country.

[@thechloromancer3310]

That level of pettiness and entitlement just baffles me.

[@Dylan.t113]

bot

[@kodenmachou]

@@Dylan.t113how is he a bot 💀

[@sushantmanandhar1387]

@@kodenmachou people rely on ad hominems when they do not have legitimate arguments but are too arrogant to change their minds

[@luisfelipe9765]

Another example of expats going to a third world country and thinking that they own the place 😅

[@kimchiwasabee]

Thailand not letting bs happen. Kudos.

[@michaelwatson9089]

2 years in Thai prison just because he didn't want to use the public roads. Was it worth it?

[@jiayinpan-ow3nv]

“And that why you use NordVPN” ahhh moment 💀

[@mysufate]

2 years for that, but 6 months for blinding and disabling a teenager for life, huh. nice work, humanity

[@r.rodriguez4991]

What story is that?

[@johncregg1159]

Can you expand on this story, please?

[@Qwlett]

im just replying so i get a notification when someone says the story

[@pornaddict]

Story​@@Qwlett

[@markusklyver6277]

What story?

[@ProtocolDroidHK47]

On the upside, if he gets put in jail he won't have to worry about taking shortcuts to get to where he lives.

[@PintadoProjekt]

He could have just talked properly to the owner and/or buy at least something if he chose to walk through the restaurant.

[@Twitch_Fox]

Right? if dude is coming through all the time at the same time he could be like "Ay, can I get a coffee tomorrow at 3?" then he's a paying customer and can save time.

[@jajajasputin8927]

"He felt he had every right to walk through the restaurant" You mean private property?

[@imaneechahir8329]

I mean, he isn't the first one and with what his country is preaching on their History and even on the news today we really shouldn't be surprised..... In fact, he should be given a prize for not claiming the store is his and leaving the owner at the door!!!!

[@smiles0013]

Thai prison ain't no joke. Bet he wishes he would taken the public road now.

[@retiredcryptohunter9031]

I love how they say "British Expat" which immediatly makes you think the person is white but when you see the blurd picture and then search online you also find all the pictures blurd but also notice that the person has darker skin and still appears to be middle eastern from the hair style and beard,

[@daily8353]

It's funny when Thai police worked so hard on this case, but when the millionaire kids in their country kill the pedestrian (DUI) they just walk freely afterward. I'm from Southeast Asia, and I know the laws is fucked up now.

[@chrisdawson1776]

Did anyone ask you?

[@1chibanKasuga]

​@@chrisdawson1776no. But im happy he remembered it and wrote that comment

[@chrisdawson1776]

@@1chibanKasuga Do you condemn Hamas?

[@1chibanKasuga]

@chrisdawson1776 bro think hamas is in Thailand ahahahah

[@1chibanKasuga]

@@chrisdawson1776 do you condemn israel killing 34000 civilians?

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

That's because he obviously had more time than brains/intelligence!! I just LOVE how karma works! ❤

[@preum526]

The jail time feels low, just wait for him to see the conditions

[@shellawnbayley431]

I guess he won't be saving time instead he will be serving time.

[@RenSavoy]

So did the restaurant got its stars back?

[@Kike2205]

This ^

[@CZghost]

If you mark the reviews as fake and botted, Google reviews it and deletes the fake reviews, which should restore the stars.

[@Mckadow]

So i had a look on google maps in phuket the lowest reviewed italian resturant is 3.3 so maybe? Can't confirm for sure without the name but none of the reports i read had the name.

[@Abstract_zx]

@@CZghost A lot of companies like google moderate reviews in certain languages more than others because of the availability of moderators, if the reviews were written in a language other than english it might not have been caught as easily

[@CZghost]

@@Abstract_zx True. But at this point, the reviews were linked back to the two, via their IP address (as they forgot to turn on their VPN for this shit - big mistake), and they already know these particular reviews are fake. Then why not just remove them?

[@Colorful_Mochi]

Nah my guys friend has so much free time to write so many 1 star reviews

[@collymorpheous8575]

He could have used the time he spent writing a fake review to simply walk around the restaurant.

[@thanoshadtherightidea8724]

The difference of through the restaurant vs around in this case is an extra 20 minutes walk. It's not just around the building, the restaurant is the only cuthrough for the whole block. And he needs to make this trip at least twice a day so minimum 1 hour (twice out twice back) time savings by cutting through.

[@LimCH84]

@@thanoshadtherightidea8724he could at least buy some drinks just to show respect to the owner but no being a cheapfk he is he chose to argue with him instead Cheapfk british

[@NoBody-oe3bf]

@@thanoshadtherightidea8724so then just buy something idk

[@renkane3086]

@@thanoshadtherightidea8724boo freakin hoo

[@TheRealFamespear]

I live in Bangkok and we heard about this story here. Unfortunately, this entitled foreigner is not uncommon but also not tolerated. Glad justice found him.

[@erossenpai2884]

Western foreigner acts entitled in different country? Shocker. When does that ever happen? Like, never right?

[@triadwarfare]

Pretty sure that happens also with Asian tourists on western countries.

[@levifraser381]

Wait until ya heard about mainland china tourist 😂😂

[@robertjohnston7256]

​@@triadwarfarethat's just your embarrassing kind

[@robertjohnston7256]

​@@levifraser381did your father brother and mother sister come up with that for you?

[@malcomx1924]

That blurred picture showed a 🧑🏿‍🦱

[@mikesmith-fw9nc]

Good. I hope he gets some time behind bars. These idiots think they can destroy someone and walk away unscathed

[@frosty_the_showman3260]

2 years is too much, bro

[@rw2382]

​@frosty_the_showman3260 No, it's not. The restaurant owner could have lost his livelihood. As could his staff. Restaurant owners put everything they have into these businesses. And with the workers dependent on these jobs, this entitled punk put several people at risk of financial trouble. Let him drag his ass back to Britain. Better yet, deport him.

[@Malam_NightYoru]

​@@frosty_the_showman3260defamation causes more problems than you think. deserved

[@LaughgreatYT]

@@Malam_NightYoru its very easy to remove fake 1 star reviews, i understand yeah his restaurant gets worse looks but 2 years is insane. i wouldve just asked google to remove the reviews and ban the ip

[@AngkatanNamwaran]

@@frosty_the_showman3260 Slander and Defamation. He brought this upon himself.

[@YousofAhmedzai]

Why do people go prison for 2yrs just for giving lots of bad reviews like just give a warning

[@ComeJesusChrist]

Defamation is a crime there and in this case, the restaurant would have suffered financial and reputational losses, too. Presumably, the fake reviews referred to the owner or members of staff.

[@rohanchalke3378]

I used to do these. There was a shop with back and front entry which used to save me 5 mins of walking. So whenever i enter the shop from back I used to buy a small cream biscuit pack pay it at the counter and walk out from the front door.

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

Everyone wins.

[@chachachi-hh1ks]

This means that you value 5 minutes saved more than money spent on the small cream biscuit. But it takes time to earn money. Meaning that you probably earn more in 5 minutes than price of the biscuit

[@OuroBoros_Games]

@@chachachi-hh1ks its a lot of money tbh.

[@RainMicro]

Why is him being a brit important to the story?

[@Gizz101]

He says nationality a lot so yea

[@charless2055]

Man it's your first time on his channel I would highly suggest watching some more of his videos newtimer

[@yonidellarocha9714]

Because you can't say where he was really from, we all have to pretend the he's british, when he was actually "british"

[@RabblesTheBinx]

​@@yonidellarocha9714 exactly what do you mean by that?

[@criert135]

@@charless2055I’ve just looked it up and it’s just more dumb videos of him reading out clickbait news stories. So back to the original question, why does it matter than he was British?

[@fearless6947]

As a British man, I say well done!!! Behind bars he must go

[@Cougartx]

Glad he got caught and facing repercussions for his pettiness

[@ROBLOXGamingDavid]

I got the feeling he won't shut up about this.

[@sabahlarakadar420]

Never thought you can just get jailed for that

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

I wonder if you got the point. Of _course_ you can be jailed for slander! Did you think that it's acceptable behavior anywhere? It never has been, not in recorded history. I guarantee some people have been executed for slander, somewhere, at some point in time. It's very serious.....

[@Terirth]

@@TheEudaemonicPlague It's reviews on a website that apparently all came from a handful of IPs. Not only would that be easy to find + delete, you'd have to prove that a bunch of 1 star reviews in a short time frame truly harmed your business. He was arrested for "entering false computer data likely to cause damage to the general public." Interesting wording as that would also consider fake positive reviews the same. Different country, different laws though. If you want to be strict about it, so many people could be arrested due to that.

[@CatgirlExplise6039]

@@TheEudaemonicPlague Its funny how well throw people to be raped in prisons for slander but we wont stop political corruption from ruining the lives of millions.

[@minipham6524]

and that's the reason he's in jail, because y'all think same shit , y'all so smart, just because you're not in the US but other countries is different.. sad

[@CatgirlExplise6039]

@@minipham6524 Yea, It is really sad when governments get their own people raped in prison.

[@VicTheFigGuy]

Know the country you live in and their legal system. You are in their land. He could easily make a purchase or order food here and there and the restaurant probably wouldn't mind. 2 years is extreme imo but hey, I am not Thai and I don't live in Thailand

[@stevep5408]

So the restaurant is driven out of business and locked up so he can never pass thru? What a huge win dude, pure genius.

[@thanoshadtherightidea8724]

Or restaurant goes under and is empty now he gets to just walk through an abandoned building all he wants.

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

​@@thanoshadtherightidea8724 Even if that did happen, it would have been a matter of time before it was either re-opened as something else or just condemned outright.

[@TheVexher]

Driven out of business and locked up?? Do you know that the one getting arrested was the guy who review bombed the place and not the owner ¿right?

[@cucuawe465]

​@@thanoshadtherightidea8724the doors will be locked and he will face a longer sentence if he breaks into a private property.

[@RabblesTheBinx]

​@@TheVexher they worded it badly, but I'm pretty sure they're talking about the dude's _plan,_ not the actual outcome.

[@oldfogey4679]

He deserves prison! He doesn't have the right to trespass! He's just self entitled! It's sad that he'd debase others hard work to suit his rudeness!

[@greysmiles]

Yes!! I love stories like this!

[@jaydes4733]

Who would even think it’s appropriate to walk through once? He likely thought he was above the locals

[@pietro4772]

A pampered career victim walking through it like he expects it as a right.

[@IDK-qk5ul]

It’s not appropriate to walk through a restaurant that is restricting access to a shortcut?

[@Harricota]

He deserves that time in jail, even I know how to use a VPN, I have loads.

[@insomnicc1215]

Yeah but it's most probable that your VPN keeps logs and provides feds with them on request

[@mongraphic5102]

2 years is the max for defamation. Restaurant reviews will probably land him a fine or maybe some community service

[@vileth5484]

imagine someone asking why u are in PRISON and they say because of fake reviews this is the dumbest thing i have ever heard🙄

[@ragdoll86]

Imagine that person say it’s their favourite restaurant 😂 and they’re bigger than you

[@vileth5484]

@@ragdoll86 damm😂😂

[@Adara787]

Moral of the story: "Use protection and have a good personality"

[@mt.ytchannel]

That sounds wrong in every way💀”protection”

[@SaltStorm007]

“Since he hadn’t used a VPN”.......💯😂

[@Flawaffles]

Ye, what a loser attempt to sneak in product placements. Imagine people thinking VPN are any secure :D Snakeoil industry

[@whohan779]

@@Flawaffles Your critical thinking and comprehension are flawed. What was [obviously] meant seems to be "He wrote all those reviews over the same IP address; probably on the same device too w/o any GPS-spoofing." - hence a light subpoena towards Google & later his ISP is all it took to convict him; while he could've just logged into different public WiFis and use some obvious/obfuscated Thai VPNs. Basically he's a rookie criminal

[@Bubblesirup]

@@whohan779I doubt they did this much effort. They probably just looked at his phone. And no VPN could have saved him 😂

[@whohan779]

@@Bubblesirup True, but that still would mean he's a rookie as he could've just used a burner phone he safely disposed off or to a sufficient reset. If a semi-recent phone is encrypted *AND* later deleted, there's nothing left apart from online-evidence.

[@Bubblesirup]

@@whohan779 someone who takes shortcuts through a restaurant in this petty manner probably does not have the patience to go through with this. 😄

[@schrodingersdinger3839]

He definitely was in the wrong and deserves punishment, but 2 years in prison is excessive.

[@matthewbernard4152]

That happened near a college where I lived. A 20 year old kept hopping our 7 foot fence and weave through our cars multiple times a day because it was 1/10th of a mile shorter. Looked me dead in the eyes and said he’s going to keep doing it…. He stopped the day he had a 12 gage in his face

[@zachh.9065]

wow, you're really masculine for threatening to end a guys life!

[@watchersmith806]

Some idiots choose not to be reasoned with and don’t understand anything else.

[@leehorrocks5253]

​@@zachh.9065 telling a trespasser who tells you they will continue to trespass on your land is a case of "F about, and you'll find out" I'd have just let my dogs deal with him.

[@Soulfin]

​@@zachh.9065Yea he's masculine, I wish to be him actually.

[@epicchocolate1866]

@@leehorrocks5253And face the death penalty for murder? That’s quite interesting

[@xynt8195]

At least he could buy a drink once awhile or giving tips for using the shortcut.

[@TheCryptanalysis]

My thoughts exactly! Just buy a little something every now and then and be super friendly to the staff. I guess some people are just insanely entitled and self centred.

[@thailandsnippets901]

Just basic manners which he obviously wasn't taught.

[@reginageorgetownuni]

Bro couldn't buy a coffee every other day huh

[@Taison77]

Just something to keep in mind when it comes to thailand: the defamation doesnt matter if true or not, if you make someone lose their reputation you can face up to 2 years in prison. So yes, you may have beaten your embezzling boss but because you got it to the news, you're now going to court for defamation.

[@lifeforever69]

You know thailand prison is the most shittiest prisons in there. Cramp spaces, infectious deceases, limited food.

[@TaLeng2023]

He should try Manila prison next time haha? The inmates literally get stye and boils during summer. That's how vile the place is.

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

​@@TaLeng2023 Man that sounds bad. I thought my friend had it bad back in Leavenworth Correctional Barracks, but at least there you could wash the filth off yourself.

[@TaLeng2023]

@@Eye_Of_Odin978 the worst jails here, if you can even wash yourself, you'd be doing it in the same space where everyone is. If you're lucky, maybe there'd be a shower curtain, otherwise, yeah you're flashing them all.

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

It’s similar to South American prisons

[@ArohaStill]

He could have bought a small drink or food and built a relationship with the owner but nope entitlement to someone else's place.

[@velocity6867]

He’s the divinity on of a map Karen

[@MWB18]

The eastern part of the World doesn't mess around.

[@Gizz101]

To violent I've seen some say

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

I guess his privileged didn’t work this time

[@criert135]

Except when they’re in Ukraine

[@hadifelani]

I bet the owner wouldn't mind if he often buys snacks or food there. But since he didn't, it became an annoyance instead.

[@ActingNatural]

The judge gave him a 1 star review

[@Muslim_Islam142]

Lol.

[@WhatSoEverThingsAreLovely]

If this had happened in the UK when a guy from Thailand did the same thing....there would be riots about "immigration!!" 🤪😜😛

[@dominickroberts4653]

Well your not wrong 😞

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

Shit joke 😂😂

[@Natan-es9ms]

I guess being honest with the owner for the reason of cutting through the restaurant, buying something like a coffee once or twice a week so that you are a customer was too hard ? I mean, if he cut through the restaurant so many times that he got recognised for it, he should have just figured something else out

[@iPhony_15]

"Karma's a b*tch, I should've known better" 💀

[@bluemoo7611]

IF I HAD A WISH, I WOULD HAVE NEVER EFFED AROUND 😡

[@charless2055]

Damn Jojo siwa has a horrendous hairline

[@kimberlydyle269]

You can't just walk through someone's business and not buy anything. It's not a convenience store, it's a restaurant. Just like it is illegal to cut through gas stations to avoid stopping at red lights. People use your brain. Don't be like this person

[@p.v.7269]

It is not illegal to cut through gas station parking lots to avoid lights.

[@HepCatJack]

@@p.v.7269 in many jurisdictions you will get a ticket if a cop sees you do this.

[@maysee2515]

​@@p.v.7269depends on where you are, some places it is.

[@kevindonaghy]

Yup. No bill of rights. There are people in prison for stuff they said on Facebook.

[@BMW520ITURBO]

As a small business owner, i know how crucial a good rating is. And having a bunch of punks destroy it is heart breakening and unfair. There should be consequinces for this sort of actions but still...prison seems a bit much.

[@Adthereccomendationsguy]

I you think that prison seems a bit much you somehow still have emphaty

[@RichiFRZ]

2 years for this little, imma give 1 star to that restaurant

[@thewordartist9]

Ah yes, all this to walk home faster 😅

[@jokenjack1841]

How was he disturbing people by walking?

[@brendanbruce2241]

Probably a small restaurant like many in Thailand. A larger British dude squeezing by the tables and chairs is annoying in a small space

[@adamivester9876]

Prison time for bad reviews 😂

[@fujin1732]

I thought this was finna be a nord vpn ad or smth lol

[@IR-Fan]

Typical British

[@PeterDiaz-sg4xe]

Yeah, they are the worst

[@NcessNasya]

Paleface westerners are the worst.

[@yonidellarocha9714]

He wasn't british, he was "british", actually.

[@chrisdawson1776]

He might be a British citizen but I guarantee he's not English.

[@GoldenbergGaming]

Two years in prison for review bombing is crazy

[@marketchum5787]

He brought his English behaviours to a country that doesn't tolerate stupidity!

[@Thats_Headley]

What’s so hard for u understand?? By phucking up the place’s yelp reviews, he was damaging the business. And for what? This arse should get the 2 years and then be deported. The Thai tolerate a lot of foreigners being dicks since it’s the #1 industry in Thailand. And so, being as nice and kind as the Thai are, they have to put up a lot Karens/ Kevins in their country. This guy was clearly in the wrong but he wanted to take it to the next level. So, he decided to FA. And now, he’s finding out. Phuck this kid and the way he treats people. And, phuck you for supporting this trash.

[@jibjub2121]

Kinda racist

[@Donavan37]

Truth!!! Asian countries don't tolerate Western entitlement and stupidity.

[@OnlyGrafting]

Fair enough if its like an interchange or even a store but at a sit down place it would be pretty weird seeing a guy plug walk in and out

[@biggiehwan]

This is hilarious

[@yesyes4716]

Bouta take him a whole lot longer to get home now

[@วัชรินทร์ศิริภาส]

Welp, I’m from Thailand and I’ve never seen that on the news😂

[@NerdyPuth123]

Same. (Probably cause I don't watch the news)

[@Eye_Of_Odin978]

To be fair, who even watches mainstream news on TV anymore? Other than old people, I can't think of anyone.

[@NerdyPuth123]

Yeah

[@Ksjplays]

All the time he used to write bad reviews of the restaurant he could have used to actually take the road itself.

[@diegosantiago8714]

Two years from now he will call himself ALEXA.

[@alexalexanderivanov5815]

In Thai prisons you dont get raped like in the US

[@SarJulem]

Dude wasn't happy not being allowed to walk through an Italian restaurant. He got served by Karma Cafe

[@fathima1639]

Wait you can get arrested for defamation if you simply leave a poor review?

[@ArthurvanH0udt]

In Thailand yes. Or at least you can get sued for defamation!

[@williamhardway947]

He was the problem, not the restaurant.

[@isak_fire]

Karma can do knockouts too. 😂

[@有]

Just buy a coffee and be polite, it's not that hard! Walking through a restaurant without buying anything is just plain rude.