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The signage all around the MRTA park and ride at Lat Prae reads “The Connecion.”
The “Connecion”
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Most Bangkokians took over ten years to discover they already had a BTS. What psychobabble marketing rotgut do they teach them on those Mass Communications courses? How to avoid – at any cost – the native language of the vast majority of your potential ridership, most probably. If the MRTA wants to employ creative thinking, I suggest they either get Thaksin to foul it up for the price of a major consultancy fee, or employ some Wall Street reject for the price of a bottle of Leo. The latter will almost certainly do better work, which can easily be passed off as the work of the MRTA Chief Executive without any loss of face.
Nope, that’s the restaurant & cafe which lease the pace of Park and ride at lad Phrao to sereve the passengers.