Tiny Bags and Taxis

Street vendors line the street, as they are wont to do.  A lot of food comes in tiny bags. I bought some perfect mango in a tiny bag from this man for like $.50.

This stand was selling bags of soup to go. "Thank you, I'll take 5 thousand." A lot of Thai carry their coffee and tea around in a bag with a straw poking out too.

Besides tuk tuk and traditional taxi you can also get around on the river that runs through the city. We took a "long boat" up the river for a buck a pop. The river appears to be dead and nast, but the experience is fun.

Also motor taxis. They wear orange vests -- this kid riding one by himself knows what I'm talking about. Haven't seen any women taxi drivers of any kind but maybe I'm not looking hard enough.