November 2002. 'Nuff said.
That's the same as judging your entire personality and life based on one of your posts here. I'm sure you can't be as unpersonable in real life without the safe little cloak of anonymity.
You dislike diving with all the shops in Pattaya but notice we were the only ones willing to give you a chance, at no cost to yourself, to see that things change over time.
Again, eight hours 6 1/2 years ago means nothing.
I'm done feeding this particular troll.
I am not sure if you are one of the owners at Aquanauts but if you are you should view this thread as a positive tool. If seem you will not be able to convince this customer to try again despite a good effort. However, you can show this thread to every DM and Instructor Intern that comes thru your doors. This is one of the best examples of the teachings and studies that one dissatified customer tells at least 13 other people (I suspect LK bad message has reached more the 13 others by this point) about the bad experience they had and that a satisfied customer tell almost no one. If your DM's, employees and Interns do not see that their efforts need to be on ensuring current customer satisfaction then they are putting their efforts in the wrong areas from a business growth perspective. Additionally, this lesson will serve them as well when working for any other employer in any occupation.
John