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Moo Ping Hea Owen | Bangkok

THIS PIGGY'S GONE TO HEAVEN

There are no two ways about it. You grab a cab. You head to this market. You track down this little stand. You order pork skewers. You smile to the dude. You ask them to smother them in their hot tamarind, garlicky sauce. You pay. You walk a little bit into the shadows to hide your gluttinous face. You smash the bag. You weep inwardly. You compose yourself. You walk away and do not ever admit it to anyone.

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