Hostel owner detained over death of Brit lawyer and 5 backpackers after ‘free shots spiked’ in Laos

COPS have reportedly detained the owner of a backpacker hostel where a group of tourists were staying before six of them died in a suspected poisoning.
British lawyer Simone White, 28, from Orpington, Kent, died on Thursday after she fell ill from drinking free shots allegedly laced with methanol while in Laos, South East Asia.
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Hostel owner detained by cops over death of Brit lawyer Simone White & 5 other backpackers after ‘free shots spiked’
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[@abloogywoogywoo]

Never drink alcohol from these countries. This is not the first time it’s happened.

[@SS-uq6wv]

orrr you just don't drink it at all. you do you tho

[@rb98b90-0]

I have never seen a sober brit on vacation.

[@SikaFosaGond]

@@Johndoe-gf7eu there are many people that don’t drink that are not muslims

[@natty2760]

They drank it in Laos.

[@natalianickolaeva1672]

​@@rb98b90-0this is entirely their problem, if they so heavily brainwashed that do not understand that ALL alcohol is posion. Poison for behaviour, thoughts, manners, thoughts, spirit and soul.

[@BarryFlo58]

Methanol is part of the heads when distilling alcohol and is normally taken off the alcohol in the distillation process as its the first fluids to run off. Sounds like someone didnt remove these heads and therefore making the alcohol dangerous to drink

[@Altair885]

At last, someone with some common sense!

[@edwardvalivonis23]

Methanol is technical spirit, so it is alcohol

[@darcyperkins7041]

​@@edwardvalivonis23But it is poisonous. This has happened before going back decades in several different countries. And it pretty much always lack of knowledge and an accident that deaths hae occurred, not because someone tried to deliberately poison people.

[@yeshuaislord6880]

@@edwardvalivonis23 You can't consume methanol. Alcohol is supposed to be poisonous

[@CrueLoaf]

@@edwardvalivonis23methanol is pure alcohol.

[@TuorTheBlessedOfUlmo]

Dude probably had nothing to even do with it, just local cops trying to shut up the media with a suspect

[@Dylan-ty2ii]

Very likely. It's what they do here in Africa

[@Crusty_Camper]

Yes, and of course, it's the foreigner.

[@_Scorpionbabe_]

Sadly, yup.

[@jrizzle3124]

They need a scape goat. 😂😂😂 Trying to save face. Padaek knows they are about to lose a lot of tourist money.

[@SayphaFAM]

Totally agreed probably a lot of Laos peoples died from drinking it but nothing was mentioned but now it involves foreigners it’s become a bigger problem

[@kronnybunz9281]

I doubt this was an attempt to harm people. But a poor attempt to make moon shine.

[@JamesBurdon-gu5yu]

You are a disgrace

[@robertdenley]

Inocence? Please give it a rest! Welcome to Asia!

[@boitiechee]

Have you been to South East Asia?

[@nyakwarObat]

​@robertdenley you the one who needs to put your emotions to rest and apply logic even if for once in your life 🙄

[@kronnybunz9281]

@@JamesBurdon-gu5yu lol why?

[@BenEyah]

Seems like someone was supplying knockoff alcohol. Methanol is a part of the process and it you don’t get rid of it, this happens. Either an amateur making it or a mistake by someone making it. Nobody thinks “let’s use methanol to spike some drinks”.

[@doncuadrado8489]

They can't even establish where these drinks were sold or given away. No chance of any prosecutions.

[@nyakwarObat]

When will you establish that hedonistic lifestyle without spirituality is like working with the yang and ignoring the ying though? 🙄

[@panda1412.]

@@nyakwarObat glad someone has sense.

[@RogerMellie-yk3gw]

​@@nyakwarObat I think it's yin.

[@nyakwarObat]

@@walter4180 your comprehension skills are highly questionable. Also you must be deep in it to feel offended where there's no offence meant. 🙄

[@Gizziiusa]

@@RogerMellie-yk3gw yin-yang is Orion Arm reality sim. ying-yang is Sagittarian Arm reality sim. it was discussed in detail back in 2016, per Quantum Effect. (aka Mandela Effect).

[@sasskvetch8617]

Seems like the alcohol manufacturer should be arrested, not the hostel owner

[@MaxStax1]

Those responsible should get arrested and sent to prison for life.

[@JamesBurdon-gu5yu]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Why? Because the world now has less women who will abuse men? Oh no! What will we do! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bladethevamp]

@@JamesBurdon-gu5yuI’m sorry women don’t like you

[@babdullah5025]

​@@JamesBurdon-gu5yu do you hate your mom so much? 😢

[@RammingSpeed-lk8kk]

Nope...Christian forgiveness

[@saddq1]

They will be commended by the Laos government.

[@markrussell5140]

What a waste of beautiful people. I live in Laos, when I travel I avoid alcohol all together as I want to fully enjoy my journey. One day I had a Pepsi from a regular sealed bottle. I had ice from the restaurant. That night I developed diarrhea. The ice was contaminated.

[@Joe-xr3ir]

I've visited several times in that region, and I don't dare touch the ice. Only sealed bottled water for me.

[@KoguryoKid]

Many years ago I had an plain orange juice in a Thai place and boy did I EVer suffer with nausea and diarrhea the next day and had to go to the hospital. All they could do was just give me fluids and tell me to "let it work its way out." What did it come from? Well I found out....the hard way....to avoid ICE in any drink in any of those countries.

[@WEKXSU]

I wonder if todays reporters have any degree in journalism. Can't ever pronounce a country's name right.

[@And-kn5fq]

Can you pronounce it

[@WIIGGYX]

​@And-kn5fq it's pronounced louse

[@Zerpentsa6598]

​@@And-kn5fq It's pronounced Lao. S is silent.

[@DanThomas-k1f]

Oh. You think information on social media is journalism? How cute

[@Paul55108]

@@DanThomas-k1f no they are talking about the actual news report we all just watched and are commenting on … how cute that you can’t keep up. In other news The journalist lacked any compassion and tbf I instantly didn’t like her … I don’t even know why!

[@jamiebrumant8512]

They are just detaining the owner for tourism purpose they'll soon let that owner go

[@damonwadley503]

Yep. There is NO such thing as justice in Laos or Thailand. The police are just for show.

[@denisemunoz1719]

​@@damonwadley503It's a communist country, so I don't think they will be lenient.

[@joaquimioakim229]

@@damonwadley503 Getting a bit like that in the UK

[@TomHartill]

​@damonwadley503 no I think they'll be very harsh and make an example of someone, whether they're fully responsible or not. They are very heavily reliant on tourism and this will hurt their economy.

[@damonwadley503]

@TomHartill I hope you're right.

[@WIIGGYX]

Atleast say the country's name right

[@RogerMellie-yk3gw]

I know. It's so crass. Like a head louse.

[@olivialaw]

yeah i noticed that too, i think they mis pronounce words as rage bait!! so disrespectful to the people who have sadly passed

[@bluethunder270]

@@olivialaw i dont think the departed will mind very much

[@el_chilango2953]

Woke 😂

[@WIIGGYX]

@@bluethunder270 I don't think I'm dead my guy

[@assassin3003]

Westerners need to start noticing that many people in these places hate westerners because of certain policies and because of past actions, I don't blame them but westerners need to start doing some heavy research on these places before going, I'm speak as a mixed person that knows these things very well even amongst family.

[@Joe-xr3ir]

They don't hate foreigners. They depend on the tourism. In fact, I have felt more welcomed in Loas and Thailand than when I visit our major cities in America. Been to Frisco lately? That place is a death trap now.

[@Pasador528]

both of you are right in a certain way. Many people in those Third World countries do dislike Westerners and especially backpacker tourism, they see it as a bad influence in their cities and cultures, drg and alcohol consumption as well as prstttion of local girls increase, but at the same time they going is the only source of income in impoverished countries, so it's a vicious circle. At the same time, even with that situation going on there, they might still be more welcoming and enthusiastic than many people in First World cities

[@phillipleblanc6508]

I am a Canadian and I have lived in Laos for over 18 years. Your comments are completely off base.

[@pyrografix]

How awful! Young people who were just starting their lives and a man who was just enjoying a night out. Either the hotel owner was trying to save money using methanol or it’s intentional mass murder.

[@Joan-o6i]

How awful.rip.such lovely girls.

[@panda1412.]

@@Joan-o6i would they be lovely if instead they did cocaine and it wasn't cocaine?

[@jcrosby4804]

Why is it mostly women accepting free drinks and getting sick?

[@WillODonnell-q8e]

Truly shocking !! RIP. What a waste of beautiful young lives ❤

[@KoguryoKid]

I know, I know. It is a very very sad thing. But I'm not impressed with those pictures of "come on baby let's party" shimmying and gyrating. We're not talking a whole lot of innocence here. Are we?

[@untouchable360x]

Law 40 of 48. Anything offered for free is dangerous.

[@kayflip2233]

Not true, literally every hotel in SE Asia offers welcome drinks and it happens everyday. This once in 100 years event doesn't mean it's common place and people die all the time from it. You're just forming that perception in your mind unreasonably. Happens all over Europe too. Hell, just getting stabbed or shot to death in the West is 100000x more likely than dying of alcohol poisoning in Asia.

[@Dave-qx3yz]

Interesting how only Foreigners were injured and not locals

[@Oo_Shade_oO]

Is that true?

[@Joe-xr3ir]

Locals can't afford to drink at these establishments. A drink is more than some will make in a week.

[@KoguryoKid]

Locals? I don't think locals go to those backbackers and booze joints.

[@fussypeg8561]

You can't imagine the cultural difference between those backpackers and the local community.

[@phillipleblanc6508]

It's a backpacker hostel. Locals don't go there. It is owned by a Vietnamese guy judging by the name. I've been there a few times, never stayed the night. It's a little too dodgy for my liking.

[@HDsharp]

This is more common in third world countries all over the world than you think. It's just not been highlighted. Imagine what it was like in the prohibition era was like? with all that illegal moonshine.

[@kayflip2233]

Please. Asia has the most tourists on earth and they are drinking 24/7, 365 days a year. When's the last time you heard of a case like this? Probably not once ever in the past 100 years can you provide another example. Don't use your backwards statistics and third world label as if you're superior. You're way more likely to die in the West just from getting stabbed to death than getting alcohol poisoning in Asia.

[@KhawmTiti]

Why would anyone want to go to a country where there is no law and regulations serving the general publics

[@alfredguinto1976]

Big question is why just now! Or was it set up!

[@KerryCsongrady]

Heartbreaking

[@VandelayH]

I visited this place when I was in Laos in 2018. My memory of it is a young lad completely out of it, walking around throwing up and eventually passing out on the ground. Had to be put on the back of a moped and driven back to his hostel. Luckily it was just up the road. The local rice spirits were also insane; basically just pure alcohol. You black out and wake up with no memory of wtf happened.

[@georgezee5173]

That sounds like any given Friday night in London 😂

[@nawwk79]

Why were they sent to Thailand for treatment? There is not a single hospital in the entire country of Laos capable of treating them?

[@drewbledsoe2230]

Not any hospital with the international standard in Laos and myanmar, all rich people always come to Thailand for medical treatment. Just go see with your eyes

[@elmirafavela3463]

In Thailand, these things do not exist because the government and the Ministry of Public Health strictly control them. Anyone who does this is breaking the law and faces the death penalty. However, in underdeveloped countries like Burma, Laos, and Cambodia, they can do this because the communist governments are not strict about these things. In Laos, there is a lot of illegal liquor that does not meet international standards because the villagers brew and drink it themselves. Therefore, drinking illegal liquor can be dangerous and even fatal. You have to be careful because it is not up to international standards and has not been certified by the Lao Ministry of Health. The Lao government does not conduct any research or issue the highest penalty as same as another country, they would strictly prohibit production because it lacks standards. And another thing, if there is anything bad about this country, the Lao communist government will forbid all media in Laos from reporting the news. If anyone reports the news, that person will be arrested and killed, or imprisoned until they are forgotten. And ordinary Lao people are also prohibited from criticizing their own government or making positive comments about things. But Lao people can criticize people from other countries.

[@Joe-xr3ir]

There are, but you're talking level 1 hospitals vs level 8 hospitals. I would have push to be flown to Malaysia or Singapore if I were in their situation.

[@nobody-789]

Why would you stay at a hostel in Laos or south east asia. The hotels are cheap. Don't risk you lives staying at cheap places. Also avoid alcohol as many are made by locals and can have methanol in it.

[@boitiechee]

Are youna tour guild?

[@VyXaykozy]

It’s common sense . 10$ per night get you a 3 star hotel

[@TomHartill]

Solo travelers stay at hostels to meet people. Hostels can actually be more expensive than a cheap hotel.

[@georgezee5173]

​@@TomHartill Exactly. It's more about meeting other people and doing social activities organised by those very hostels.

[@First1ToComment]

@@VyXaykozyexactly e

[@david69869]

I was in vang vieng in april. I never stayed at the nana hostel, but i drank a beer there. Vang vieng is a cool place, hope these people rest in peace.

[@mistymoomorris8412]

condolences 🙏 to the families of lost loved ones 🙏 justic needs to be saved .

[@claudettefouche7946]

😓 May their souls rest in peace 🙏🏼🕯️. What a tragedy 😞. Praying for strength for their loved ones and recovery for the other affected people.

[@johnyung-p1s]

Those responsible should be jail for life.

[@KoguryoKid]

The people (parents) who let their teenage kids go off to unfamiliar foreign countries, not knowing a word of the language or caring a thing except "play play play"....what should they get?

[@katyyeps7631]

So sad.may God comfort the families of the victims.put the owner in jail.may they all rest in peace with God.🙏

[@KoguryoKid]

Let's stop blaming "the owner." Owner of what? Your proof of anything, please share.

[@Potatoman7]

How terrible, so very sad

[@andrzejs6523]

My condolences to families

[@JamesBurdon-gu5yu]

My condolences to the men these feminists abused.

[@nicolataylor6011]

How absolutely evil.. people seem to be getting worse

[@Altair885]

@@nicolataylor6011 it was probably an accident, most likely contamination from the distillery

[@craigmitcham2619]

@@Altair885 id say its probably someone trying to make money, thailand had the problem a while bk too

[@isaacbell873]

This is horrific and terrifying. Very saddening news. This is a tragedy 😢

[@Crayawni]

Tragedy ? 🤣🫵

[@gpanayi8648]

How awful. 😢

[@marcosteffano]

I live on the border next to where this occurred and I can tell you if something is free then there’s definitely something fishy about it.

[@rossevans1774]

And why? It appears somebody had put financial gain ahead of the value of human life.

[@Oo_Shade_oO]

Have you been there? It's the norm, sadly.

[@PedroGonzalez-oh8sb]

No one review this at The Sun before publishing? The video has only audio on the left channel.

[@mikemassino]

Does it really matter at this point?

[@nataliev.149]

Shots are expensive and to be given free of charge at a country known to be super poor is already suspicious

[@mauralinaherrera7914]

That is terrible!

[@rowredround7206]

She’s staying in the same backpackers but she’s not a backpacker, rather she’s a lawyer. Are you suggesting she’s more important?

[@gregmisener802]

Sad world!

[@tessietesoro7407]

Unlicensed selling of alcohol drinks ? You can't find this kind of corruption in selling drinks in the Philippines. Now Laos will lose tourists if Laotian government will not prosecute these illegalities

[@senianns9522]

The BBC World program reported the girls 'mistakenly' drank Methanol! Shameful reporting! They were given Methanol! Poor kids all of them ! Sad!

[@JigmeDorji-o6y]

Advertise this hostel as dangerous, at least people will stop staying there.

[@BonMooney]

Van vieng is well known for dodgy alcohol. Shady bar owners try to make a quick buck out of backpackers. The rest of the country is amazing though. I've never felt unsafe there.

[@RammingSpeed-lk8kk]

That's a double negative so you DID feel safe😂😂😂

[@absoluteinsurgent3855]

No decent hospital tells it all about a country. Laos is a poorest Communist country and you travel at your own risks. No medical backup if something would go wrong like car accidents or food poisoning.

[@elmirafavela3463]

In Thailand, these things do not exist because the government and the Ministry of Public Health strictly control them. Anyone who does this is breaking the law and faces the death penalty. However, in underdeveloped countries like Burma, Laos, and Cambodia, they can do this because the communist governments are not strict about these things. In Laos, there is a lot of illegal liquor that does not meet international standards because the villagers brew and drink it themselves. Therefore, drinking illegal liquor can be dangerous and even fatal. You have to be careful because it is not up to international standards and has not been certified by the Lao Ministry of Health. The Lao government does not conduct any research or issue the highest penalty as same as another country, they would strictly prohibit production because it lacks standards. And another thing, if there is anything bad about this country, the Lao communist government will forbid all media in Laos from reporting the news. If anyone reports the news, that person will be arrested and killed, or imprisoned until they are forgotten. And ordinary Lao people are also prohibited from criticizing their own government or making positive comments about things. But Lao people can criticize people from other countries.

[@RammingSpeed-lk8kk]

@elmirafavela3463 hey girl..would u be willing become one of my Waifus?

[@Masti476]

Avoid these dodgy hotels and avoid these countries they are not safe.

[@panda1412.]

Statistically still safer than the UK but you're right about the first part

[@GrizZLyGuy]

Don’t blame the country’s and don’t let them fear monger u. Whenever u see the news report things like this so aggressively (it’s all over my KZbin timeline) something fishy deffo happening. Think about all the major stories this year of ppl who have gone missing. Reported on aggressively for weeks…then the reporting stops dead and no conclusion is given or even update to the investigation….remember Nicola bully? Don’t let the media dictate your life, remember they are no longer impartial journalists, they represent those who have bought them

[@summ28]

​@@panda1412.Agreed. London is not safe anymore.

[@misterbonzoid5623]

@@summ28 Only really if you're a young black man.

[@jacobkingsford5209]

@@panda1412. "there are three types of lies, damn lies, half truths and statistics". Laos has significant under reporting and yet still has a higher murder rate. about 6 per 100,000 compared on 0.99 per 100,000 in the UK

[@Comedy-sm2yk]

This is horrible news and the delivery was worse 🤦

[@kenn1936]

This is horrific. RIP. my thoughts go out to their families.

[@ddmansman8913]

So Sad people plz be aware

[@oz22-s4h]

So so sad and unavoidable 😢

[@JamesBurdon-gu5yu]

🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@Superhighmellowlofi]

The place is famous for tourists dying why would you go 😢

[@Crayawni]

Because they are drunks

[@louisveerapen4589]

Show how she was interrogated and them in the hospital NOT the building!

[@HDsharp]

I really don't understand, if you drink alcohol this should be an obvious risk to be concerned about. If it isn't then this should be highlighted more often to young people.

[@artbuddy-xh8so]

You Really Think the locals don't know what has been going on for years at The Hostel..🎉❤

[@brightmorningstar1]

Need to learn to be wise when you go out.

[@joseenoel8093]

Interesting!

[@greyLeicester]

Blimey, these people are aggressive 😮 And here you have people complaining about Barcelonians shooting water with toy pistols as their anti tourists approach... Laos doenst mess about 😮

[@garyproffitt5941]

Isle of white & Isle of Man & that's the C.C.T.V. Thank you intelligent Jews. Drinks are lethal & unlicensed to chance of prosecuted.

[@purple.mercury.22]

Rip 😢

[@bradwaghorn8955]

Governments of those who’ve died must withhold all aid to Laos until this corrupt country stops this practice of diluting alcohol with methanol.

[@BigCMiner]

Genuinely shocked that they didn’t know tragedy

[@jsoham01]

Ohh dear... such a sad news

[@uniagb]

I never expected The Sun to use Lemmino music, but here we are.

[@First1ToComment]

Rip / should of stayed at a hotel esp in an unknown country 🤦‍♂️

[@derry3344ii]

So shocking 😮

[@juntaveekammanee]

When will there be a stricter law in the alcohol consumption?

[@edwardvalivonis23]

Rule nr1: do go to Laos Rule nr2: don't go to hostel Rule nr3: don't drink free shots

[@samalzid1560]

you forgot , do not drink alcohol. alcohol is not something that is supposed to go into your body . it has zero value to the body. it is disasterous for the liver , the kidneys the brain and what not .

[@Crayawni]

Are you done 😂

[@bluethunder270]

Rule nr4: avoid Asia altogether

[@Doubledonky]

The 28y old government Dei solicitor,lawyer with teenage girls on holiday in Laos . In a backpackers hostel Why? Lawyering not paying well ? connected to the fresh air fund ? I don’t know but I fixed it for you TheSun. Rip let’s hope MSN are not running cover again

[@rogertaoly9202]

Condolences to the families... As the golden rule, never drink anything that is given to you without you witnessing being opened, and do check for the expiration date on bottles... always better be safe than sorry...

[@ExposedBen]

You get nothing in this world for free. Not even a drink.

[@iftimeadrian6203]

Sick world..

[@panda1412.]

i know, imagine letting women from you community travel alone to strange countries to drink alcohol without responsibility. shame on everyone involved.

[@beanhole123]

​@panda1412. Talk about victim blaming.... doesn't matter if the person was man or women. Gender doesn't stop spiked drinks

[@realeyesrealisereallies97]

​@@panda1412.😂😂😂 Bro shut up

[@yeshuaislord6880]

@@panda1412. Ahh yes, have random people accompany women in foreign countries.

[@panda1412.]

@@beanhole123 strange how they are all western women...

[@pinkvelvet3865]

What do you do there in Laos? Questionable place to visit.

[@Michelle-c4h]

It's so bad

[@nyakwarObat]

If I say settle down, get married have kids, leave a stable life with family instead of constantly chasing the next excitement you will probably hate me and say I'm a chauvinist but you tell how is today's choices any better? Pop stars with a lot to live for are committing suicide, then this type of terrible accidents happening? How is all this better?

[@untouchable360x]

Law 40 of 48. Anything offered for free is dangerous.

[@Martinmr07]

Travel all you want but stay away from drinks and only eat food from establish restaurants. Buy food from establish grocery stores.

[@bamdingayan3906]

dont go to laos and vietnam

[@andybenson2971]

A lot of alcohol is homemade over there, but some producers have no idea what methanol is, or at least dont know enough, and end up selling poison.

[@Joe-xr3ir]

From what I read; I don't think it was the hostel owner. He served dozens of shots for his guests and only the two young ladies were sick and died.

[@josephtin9541]

never ingest anything containing alcohol

[@Max-de4np]

Lack of knowledge about methanol, often people indulge in cheap alcohol ........ results in ...... Those who don't know often take it as same as ethanol

[@3goldfinger]

A sad repeat of the wine scandal in1985 in Austria, were 30 people died and many lost their sight.

[@DinoWilliams-ce9mi]

1985? Nothing more recent? 2024 July 56 villagers dead in India, one month later 42 villagers dead India This happens often but it's not widely reported

[@3goldfinger]

@DinoWilliams-ce9mi It was a very big scandal at the time from a country like Austria

[@iamalexchua]

Question is why the pronunciation of Laos is wrong and also why make a video in mono only.

[@Paulookingatyou]

Pure and simple , Murder in the first degree 😮😮😮😮

[@Tymbus]

Manslaughter surely. Clearly a mistake, offering free shots of a cheap drink contaminated/made with methanol

[@Altair885]

Probably not. More likely to be contamination from the distillery.

[@Theoreticallyyou1234]

Murder first degree implies intent and planning to take a life

[@remainanonymous93]

'Mens rea.' Proving intent to murder in this case will be next to impossible if the person who did this has a clean record.

[@RogerMellie-yk3gw]

Obviously not. Just negligence during production.

[@alexl6261]

The beast was like a 'Leopard' are at large in this world,be careful where you are going and on what you doing; RIP my sisters remember them in my prayer.

[@foreveryoung999]

Why go Laos???

[@NightInACity]

In West Food and Drinks are different compared to the third world it's cheap and not ideal to consume. Cheap is not always good, especially when it affects your health.

[@rosaciani9889]

How much alcohol they consume ?

[@CA-1954]

Any reason for going to Laos its a land locked country unlike Phuket and Pattaya and many other islands in Thailand.

[@SeanOfEarth]

All the VO is coming through the left channel

[@julienrockingham-ip4co]

Yeah, once one of their people get hurt, you are a criminal

[@anthonycoleman1909]

I have no idea why the occupation of the English girl (a lawyer) was mentioned and not that of the other 5 who died. Does her being a lawyer make her extra special, or does the fact a lawyer has died make it okay.

[@DinoWilliams-ce9mi]

Australian news reported that both Aus girls worked in cafes, even had interviews with boss & employees

[@rb98b90-0]

Brits can get drunk staying at home, no need to go abroad.

[@SA-de4lc]

"NO" to free drinks !

[@belladogga1]

Awful just devastating

[@jamsstar2010]

Sounds like this would happen

[@osirisofthesouth2853]

look at the hostel..... WG's : Click! Parents: YaY! ^=^

[@deirdreloraine5653]

For sure don’t drink anything

[@Sunsandsea962]

So the bottle of dodgy spirits were bought from?

[@pahanin2480]

These countries dont have the same standards as western countries

[@dainapronk7139]

Terrible

[@Crayawni]

🫢

[@RammingSpeed-lk8kk]

Sounds like he needs a lawyer 😂😂😂