- Walking Street Markets, here we are.
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- 1,000 baht, come on. (laughs)
1,000 baht to get to Walking Street.
- (laughs) 10,000.
- This guy is pulling my leg.
How much?
- [Driver] 150.
- That makes sense, man.
Alright, let's go.
Alright, so off to the Walking Street Markets.
And this, this limousine
is something that I want to buy
when I get back home to Australia.
I know you can't buy them, but if I could, I would.
Check this out.
(engine revs)
I just love them so much.
They're the best.
Anyway, so it's about quarter to five in the evening,
and apparently the Walking Street Markets
start at about 4:00pm,
and it's nice and warm, the weather's the best!
Let me just tip you upside down.
Perfect.
Just perfect.
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I'll get the, actually I'll get the blue one.
Yeah, for 200, yeah?
Yes!
(scraping)
What's inside the sausage?
- [Woman] It's pork sausage, a little bit spicy.
Pork sausage, not spicy.
Pork rice and noodles are spicy.
- [Brad Newton] Can you only get this in Chang Mai?
- [Woman] This is Chang Mai sausage.
- [Brad Newton] Oh this one here.
- [Woman] Yes, a little bit spicy.
- [Brad Newton] And there's pork in that?
- Yeah, pork. - Yeah.
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Alright, I just bought a tank top for 200 baht
with our Chang Mai city route on it,
which I'm super pumped with.
I'm aiming to get a tank top from
every city that I travel to.
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That smells like a watermelon, it's unbelievable.
They smell amazing, amazing.
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Two, is that the right size?
- [Woman] Yeah.
- [Brad Newton] So, do you have one
in that size but this colour?
- [Woman] Yes.
- [Brad Newton] How much?
- [Woman] Same price.
- [Brad Newton] How much?
Is that your best price?
- [Woman] How much you give me?
- [Brad Newton] How 'bout, so one colour is how much?
- One colour 350. - Yeah.
- And then the two colour the first time 750
but I do that for you 650.
- [Brad Newton] How about 500 for one colour?
Or for two colours?
- [Woman] 550, okay?
- [Brad Newton] I reckon 500.
- [Woman] Okay, man.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- I'm super happy with that.
So for 500 baht, I've got myself a new pair
of Muay Thai shorts.
This one right here, two colours.
- [Woman] Two colour.
As the one that I've had for about four years now
has been ripped to shreds, so I'm super happy with that.
Very happy with that.
Thank you very much. - Thank you very much.
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(Thai national anthem)
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- There are thousands and thousands and thousands
and thousands of people here.
It is absolutely insane.
There are people everywhere.
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- [Brad Newton] Could I please have one coffee?
- One.
- [Brad Newton] One coffee.
(indistinct chatter)
I hope I don't get food poisoned.
- Okay. - Thank you.
It's so ancient I'll get food poisoned.
It doesn't really have any flavour.
I wouldn't buy that again.
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- Mmmm, it's good.
Do you want to try some of this?
- [Brad Newton] What is it?
- Morning beauty, it's oolong and some sort of flower.
I didn't get the name of it.
- Man, I don't normally drink tea,
but I reckon I could eat this.
- [Brad's Friend] (laughs) Yeah, it smells like candied tea.
- [Brad Newton] Yeah!
- [Brad's Friend] That's another sweet smelling one.
- [Brad Newton] Is it?
- [Brad's Friend] Thai iced tea apparently.
- [Brad Newton] It's quite sweet, is it?
(bowl chimes)
Is that right?
That's good, huh?
Man, I can't do that. (laughs)
I'd lose my patience.
I have no patience for these singing bowls.
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Alright, it's a quarter past eight at night,
I am just having a break.
I'm at the Walking Street Market
and I'm watching people.
I'm exhausted, 24 hours with no sleep
and it's been really nice, actually,
to come back to Chang Mai and
come back to the markets here.
Now I haven't been to Chang Mai in about three or so years.
But the markets are intense,
you can buy pretty much anything you want here.
Handbags, necklaces, bracelets,
like anything.
I highly recommend you come and check this place out.
So, I'm about to have some Northern Thai cuisine.
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Alright, it is,
(snaps) what time is it, nine o'clock at night.
Just leaving the night markets, the Walking Street Markets
and just had some chicken skewers.
And that's it, I'm done, I'm finished.
It was a great experience coming back here
for the first time in a few years.
Definitely a place to come check out
if you're in Chang Mai on a Sunday.
It's literally four streets,
and they cross each other.
You definitely have to check it out.
Check this out.
If I could, I would buy one of these back home.
Anyway, I'm out for the night.
I've only, I've not rested, I've not slept in 24 hours
so I'm really really tired.
Thanks for watching, (snaps) out.
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