Blue Honda flees with unpaid pizzas in Thailand
A blue Honda car drove off without paying for four trays of pizza, prompting the shop owner to chase and knock on the window, only to be ignored. The incident, which occurred yesterday, September 2, has led to an online search for the vehicle and its occupants.
The Facebook page อยากดังเดี๋ยวจัดให้ รีเทริน์ part 6 posted a warning and a call for help in locating the blue Honda, licence plate 9 กอ 5706, after it left without paying for the pizzas. The post details a woman ordered the pizzas while a man drove the car. Despite the shop owner’s efforts to get their attention by knocking on the car window, they drove away without settling the bill.
“We are looking for the car to come back and pay for the pizzas… If you can afford to drive a car, you should be able to pay for your pizzas, right? If anyone spots this blue Honda, please notify me. They bought four medium-sized trays of pizza from my father’s shop and didn’t pay.
“My father, who is quite elderly, chased after them and knocked on the window, but they drove off. This happened at Amorn Market, Annex Alley, Phahonyothin 58. I don’t want them to do this to anyone else. If the owner of the car sees this, please come back and pay.”
The incident has sparked outrage and sympathy online, with many users sharing the post in hopes of finding the culprits. The shop owner, described as an elderly man, was visibly distressed by the event. His son, who posted the plea on Facebook, emphasised the emotional and physical toll it took on his father.
“My father is very old and this kind of incident is very stressful for him. We just want the rightful payment for the pizzas. If you see this car, please inform us so we can resolve this matter.”
Netizens’ reactions
The incident took place at Amorn Market, located in the bustling area of Annex Alley, Phahonyothin 58, in Sai Mai district, Bangkok. The market is a well-known spot for local eateries and shops, making the audacity of the act all the more shocking to the community.
Social media users have been quick to respond, expressing their support for the shop owner and condemning the actions of the car’s occupants. Many have called for stricter measures to prevent such incidents in the future and to hold the responsible parties accountable.
“It’s really disheartening to see such disrespect towards small business owners. I hope they are found and made to pay what they owe.”
“This kind of behaviour is unacceptable. Just because you drive an expensive car doesn’t mean you can ignore paying for goods and services.”
As the search for the blue Honda continues, the shop owner and his family remain hopeful that the post will reach the right people and that justice will be served. They urge anyone with information to come forward and assist in resolving the situation, reported KhaoSod.
