The Tricycle Man
Magically we did our buying for just a few seconds not because we knew the different sections but it was because we have to catch up for the ride otherwise , we have to stay overnight in this area.
My hubby and I sought refuge from the “sala” or the waiting shed while waiting for the bus. It was getting dark and it seemed we had missed the trip.
We patiently waited for any ride when we spotted one bus that was just abut to a trailer . Koko and I waived our hands for a stop but unluckily we missed it again! The trailer ahead covered us so, the bus driver didn’t see us. Huhuhu what should we do?
We didn’t lose hope and this time we called out for any cars or vans. It was really getting dark and the only light we had was the light from Tesco park.
We were seen by some tricycle drivers . One Samaritan driver came to us and offered his tricycle for 80 baht but I bargained for 50 Baht since normally it only cost 40 Baht but he didn’t agree. He assured us that there’ s a late bus coming by 8.00 p.m . We would have agreed to his wise decision to better go to the bus station but how about if we meet the bus along the way? We couldn’t decide at that very moment. The tricycle left us and directed us where to find him in case we would decide to take the ride.
Our parasites started to bother us so we decided to go back to Tesco for a quick dinner but before we stepped in ,the free Tesco - tricycle arrived and dislodged . We were lucky that this free-Tesco tricycle is still on duty so we took advantage. We went to the bus station for free! (NO more tricycle for 80 Baht.)
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