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Thailand: Bartender Shaves Woman’s Head Over Unpaid $1,800 Bar Bill After Drink-And-Dash - VIDEO

Thailand : A shocking incident has come to light from Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, where a bartender reportedly shaved an 18-year-old woman’s head over an unpaid bar bill and filmed the act on camera. The incident reportedly took place on August 25 after the woman entered a popular bar in the Pinklao area using a fake ID. She ate and drank at the bar, reportedly running up a bill of around 60,000…

Thailand: Bartender Shaves Woman’s Head Over Unpaid $1,800 Bar Bill After Drink-And-Dash - VIDEO

In Bangkok, Thailand, a bartender allegedly shaved the head of an 18-year-old woman after she attempted to leave a bar without paying a $1,800 bill. The incident occurred on August 25 at a popular establishment in the Pinklao district. The woman had entered the bar using a fraudulent ID and consumed food and drinks, resulting in an estimated bill of 60,000 Thai baht, or approximately $1,800.

Upon realizing she intended to flee without payment, the staff confronted her. Instead of calling the police, the bar staff imposed an informal settlement on the young woman, who reportedly agreed to have her hair shaved as part of the resolution. A video captured the hair shaving, which was then shared online. The footage depicts the girl, wearing a strapless white dress, seated opposite the camera as her hair is cut.

The man operating the camera can be heard saying, "I am not taking advantage of you. This is the market rate. I will attach this for you. I am adding extra for this as well. Okay?" The video has garnered over 110.7K views on X.

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