Curry vendor deeply troubled by someone placing baht coins on her truck almost daily for nearly 2 years
A curry vendor in Southern Thailand has been troubled by someone repeatedly placing baht coins on her truck nearly daily for almost two years, which she believes is causing her sales to decline. The mysterious practice has sparked online sp
A curry vendor is troubled by someone placing baht coins on her truck almost daily for nearly 2 years, and she believes it's affecting her sales. On May 26, TikToker @maenan85, a curry vendor, posted about the mysterious situation after finding baht coins left on her truck approximately 4-5 times per week for almost two years. She noted that coins appear on various spots—the rear bumper, truck edges, windows, fog lights, and wheels—and questioned what this practice means, as it seems to be impacting her business.
In her follow-up video, she explained her suspicion: the coins are always baht only, never other denominations. Initially, she thought it might be customers dropping coins from their pockets since she lives near a market, but she became concerned when people seemed to deliberately place them on her vehicle. After TikTok friends offered various explanations, she noticed the coins stopped appearing for a while, though she plans to monitor whether they return, especially on market day.
The post generated significant comments from viewers. When one person warned that such a practice could prevent business and keep customers away, the vendor replied, "That's exactly what's happening—my curry doesn't sell out some days. What should I do?" Many internet users then offered suggestions and remedies to address what some believe could be a curse or hex.
