Accident

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There was a security guard in a van who saw the whole thing and wouldn't let the other driver leave. They don't always accuse the barang first, the crowd was quite awesome.
We had a group of Khmer friends conducting the negotiations for us after they took me to the clinic and got me cleaned up and medicated.
They agreed on an amount to get the bike repaired, and everything was handled for us.
I was expecting to get lynched but we were clearly not in the wrong.
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Where was the photo, just by the way?
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How much was agreed upon?
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rozzieoz wrote:There was a security guard in a van who saw the whole thing and wouldn't let the other driver leave. They don't always accuse the barang first, the crowd was quite awesome.
We had a group of Khmer friends conducting the negotiations for us after they took me to the clinic and got me cleaned up and medicated.
They agreed on an amount to get the bike repaired, and everything was handled for us.
I was expecting to get lynched but we were clearly not in the wrong.
Hi Roz,
Good to hear that people were helpful and supportive :thumb: Hope your "bits" heal quickly.
(Jamie ! +1 Sihanoukville :plus1: )
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They gave a $300 deposit and if it's more they will have to pay more, if it's less they will get the change.
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Glad to read you weren't knocked out and hospitalized. Bit surprised but happy at the offer of compensation. And glad the crowd was with you.
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rozzieoz wrote:They gave a $300 deposit and

if it's more they will have to pay more,

if it's less they will get the change.
I dont know which part of that story to believe, the second part or the third part.
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Anchor Moy wrote:
rozzieoz wrote:There was a security guard in a van who saw the whole thing and wouldn't let the other driver leave. They don't always accuse the barang first, the crowd was quite awesome.
We had a group of Khmer friends conducting the negotiations for us after they took me to the clinic and got me cleaned up and medicated.
They agreed on an amount to get the bike repaired, and everything was handled for us.
I was expecting to get lynched but we were clearly not in the wrong.
Hi Roz,
Good to hear that people were helpful and supportive :thumb: Hope your "bits" heal quickly.
(Jamie ! +1 Sihanoukville :plus1: )
yes that is a good story to come out of this situation...

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Jamie_Lambo wrote:
Anchor Moy wrote:
rozzieoz wrote:There was a security guard in a van who saw the whole thing and wouldn't let the other driver leave. They don't always accuse the barang first, the crowd was quite awesome.
We had a group of Khmer friends conducting the negotiations for us after they took me to the clinic and got me cleaned up and medicated.
They agreed on an amount to get the bike repaired, and everything was handled for us.
I was expecting to get lynched but we were clearly not in the wrong.
Hi Roz,
Good to hear that people were helpful and supportive :thumb: Hope your "bits" heal quickly.
(Jamie ! +1 Sihanoukville :plus1: )
yes that is a good story to come out of this situation...

Sihanoukville 21 - 10 Shitsville
You seem to be very easily persuaded to add points for Sihanoukville. Take away the points from the meet up and what would the score be?
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Why are we taking points away from the meet up? It was awesome!
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