If you ever visit Thailand, one place you’ll definitely step into—probably more than once a day—is a convenience store. On almost every corner, day or night, Thai convenience stores are part of everyday life. They’re not just for quick errands. They’re where people grab breakfast, cool down from the heat, and most importantly… pick up snacks. Convenience Stores: A Part of Daily Life in Thailand In Thailand, convenience stores are everywhere. Students stop by after school, off

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