Admin Saovaluck wrote on 11
th Mar, 2011 at 5:36am:
I guess you mean "Coca-Cola".
They sell Coca-Cola or coke, but they're more expensive than Pepsi.
Coke is sold in cans and plastic bottles and you can take them home with you, while they pour pepsi in a plastic bag with ice and straw and the bottle is kept at the store. A a bit of prehistoric humour, but we're used to it in Laos.
Why did they hide the "COCOA-COLA"- (Yes I am human) - from me then. It was always PEPSI. And those filthy bags, where do they get them from? Even when I was out ordering fried rice in one of the numerous street stalls, In was "SHOCKED!" to see flies buzzing around the slaughtered carcass. What even "SHOCKED!" me MORE, was the nonchalance of the "chef" .After swatting away as many as he could, she "reassured" me, with a beaming smile followed by a lift of her eyebrows, that I was in "safe" hands.
Does Laos not have any standards?
You can probably guess what I did with the "food", can't you?