Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
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Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
He is Australian. I asked him if he already had eaten something. He said not yet. So, I bought rice and water for him as he looked really hungry. #Australia Embassy, please help him.
Source: Facebook
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ពួកហ្នឹងប្រហែលជាពួកខ្ជិលនៅស្រុកអូស្ត្រាលីហើយស៊ីប្រាក់មនុស្សចាស់ហើយមកនៅស្រុកខ្មែររបស់ថោកចាយលុយតិចដល់ខ្មែរខ្លះចង់ធ្វើតាមគ្នាទិញនេះទិញនោះអោយក្នុងរូបនេះសុទ្ធតែបាយឡុកឡាក់!!!មួយប្រអប់ 10000៛ទៅ15000៛ ចំណែកយាយៗតាៗមនុស្សពិការដៃជើងច្រើនណាស់ដើរសឹងតែជាន់ស្រេកឃ្លានគ្មានអ្នកណាមើលមួយយកលុយប៉ុណ្ណឹងទិញតែនំប៉ាំងសាច់ម្នាក់មួយយ៉ាងណាក៏បាន10នាក់ដែរ(នំមួយ1500៛)
Translation
He might be lazy to go back to Australia to get his pension, that why he decided to live rough in Cambodia. Then, some Cambodia tried to follow each other by buying foods for these foreigners . Like this man bought Luk Lak and rice which is cost about from 10000 riel to 15000 riel and they forgot about those elder Cambodians walking and dying on the road. No one gave them money and they didn't even buy a bread which is cost about 1500 riel to them, for 15000 riel, he could at least get 15 breads for those elder people.
Source: Facebook
One of the comments
ពួកហ្នឹងប្រហែលជាពួកខ្ជិលនៅស្រុកអូស្ត្រាលីហើយស៊ីប្រាក់មនុស្សចាស់ហើយមកនៅស្រុកខ្មែររបស់ថោកចាយលុយតិចដល់ខ្មែរខ្លះចង់ធ្វើតាមគ្នាទិញនេះទិញនោះអោយក្នុងរូបនេះសុទ្ធតែបាយឡុកឡាក់!!!មួយប្រអប់ 10000៛ទៅ15000៛ ចំណែកយាយៗតាៗមនុស្សពិការដៃជើងច្រើនណាស់ដើរសឹងតែជាន់ស្រេកឃ្លានគ្មានអ្នកណាមើលមួយយកលុយប៉ុណ្ណឹងទិញតែនំប៉ាំងសាច់ម្នាក់មួយយ៉ាងណាក៏បាន10នាក់ដែរ(នំមួយ1500៛)
Translation
He might be lazy to go back to Australia to get his pension, that why he decided to live rough in Cambodia. Then, some Cambodia tried to follow each other by buying foods for these foreigners . Like this man bought Luk Lak and rice which is cost about from 10000 riel to 15000 riel and they forgot about those elder Cambodians walking and dying on the road. No one gave them money and they didn't even buy a bread which is cost about 1500 riel to them, for 15000 riel, he could at least get 15 breads for those elder people.
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
^^ While you may be able to buy Lok Lak 'from 10000 riel to 15000 riel', that is not one of them. That one may be about 6-7000 riel at best.
The sums on the number of breads that can be bought for 15000 riel at 1500 riel each just don't add up.
The sums on the number of breads that can be bought for 15000 riel at 1500 riel each just don't add up.
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
Also, it wouldn't look so good on Facebook posting a picture of you giving a plain small baguette to some barang who got drunk and lost. He doesn't look that much like a vagabond. His clothes are pretty clean and smart enough.
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
This was posted on Facebook four days ago.
Why is it news now, because it was posted on the other forum?
Why is it news now, because it was posted on the other forum?
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
Some people like to criticize others, but they never help anyone. To me if I help anyone, it just makes me happy. I don't need to tell the world.
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
I think Samouth did a similar photo montage when he offered stranded Westerners a ride somewhere.
Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
I heard he was the best man at the wedding in the other thread. Apparently one hell of a bucks party
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Re: Cambodia Man Bought Food For a Hungry Australian Vagabond
Holy shit, it's this guy! ! !
http://CambodiaExpatsOnline.com/newswor ... t7550.html
2 weeks ago the guy is an English teacher trying to jump off a roof, and now he's living on the streets and looking so rough that locals are giving him food.
To be fair, he got out of teaching, which is only a dream for some.
http://CambodiaExpatsOnline.com/newswor ... t7550.html
2 weeks ago the guy is an English teacher trying to jump off a roof, and now he's living on the streets and looking so rough that locals are giving him food.
To be fair, he got out of teaching, which is only a dream for some.
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