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  • Pokémon-playing fish raids owner’s credit card | Thaiger

    Pokémon-playing fish raids owner’s credit card

    A Japanese YouTuber has been compensated by Nintendo after he accidentally gave his Pokémon-playing fish control of his PC and access to his credit card. While Thai people tremble in baseless fear of USB cables stealing their cash, Japanese Pokéfan YouTuber Mutekimaru, aka Maurice, learned a not-too-painful lesson about the need to teach our aquatic friends some sound financial habits.…

  • The ‘bastards’ fight back – RTP catch Taiwanese star in a lie | Thaiger

    The ‘bastards’ fight back – RTP catch Taiwanese star in a lie

    The Royal Thai Police have been trending this week, sharing the headlines with volatile young Chinese micro-starlets. The giddy celebs on one hand commended the cops for providing superb customer service, and while on the other, ran to Interpol to complain about “corruption.” It all started innocently enough when a so-called influencer named only as “Adele” – a vlogger with…

  • Pop singer Justin Bieber sells song rights for a cool US$200 million | Thaiger

    Pop singer Justin Bieber sells song rights for a cool US$200 million

    Pop singer Justin Bieber has reportedly sold his song rights for a cool US$200 million. Now, Hipgnosis Songs Capital will be the new owner of such international hits as “Baby” and “Sorry.” Agence France-Presse reported the sale amount, but Hipgnosis is staying tight-lipped for now. According to the BBC, the company has also acquired Bieber’s share of master recordings. Such…

  • Netflix looking to pay cabin crew staff 12.7 million baht | Thaiger

    Netflix looking to pay cabin crew staff 12.7 million baht

    United States movie-streaming giant Netflix is prepared to pay US$385,000 (12.7 million baht) to secure the world’s best-trained cabin crew members for one of its private airlines. The US subscription-based streaming platform announced on its platform yesterday that it is searching for “individuals with independent judgement, discretion, and exceptional customer service abilities and can work with little direction and a…