@Nikos Smoking weed is illegal in Thailand. Not the most fun resolution 🤷‍♂️

@HenriThunberg No it's not, as long as he shows he is eligible for it, which I'm sure he did, it is legal to buy. He bought it from a legit cannabis shop, they are all over the place now in touristy places.

@Predictor ah well, this beats my quick google. Then surely the snake thing was illegal one way or another. And I think we're due for more shenanigans. If nothing more illegal happens from him, we can revisit this for potential reresolution if you want?

Lol @Nikos on fire 🔥

@Lemming Can it be "the shooter / a shooter" if multiple

@Antibot yes

@Antibot I can’t edit the answer but I will resolve according to your suggested interpretation.

I hear this happened in the first episode (in the mirror).

@Nikos I don't think we've seen any evidence in either direction of the family parents having sex or not. If they have sex, do you think it should resolve as YES? I think all other couples so far are ruled out.

@HenriThunberg I think you are correct. I don’t think there are any qualified couples.

@HenriThunberg resolved YES on "Vamos a la playa, chica"

@BillyBrew what do you want to count for this one? Is a (sexual) kiss on mouth enough? Or does it have to involve genitals?

I'll get around to watching and resolving eventually, but for now would really appreciate no spoilers in comments :) I'll refrain from looking at bets/percentages though.

What am I missing? Season 1 was 6 episodes and Season 2 was 7? Is there some announcement I missed?

>Dead Sparks:

• In the first season, middle-aged couple Mark and Nicole Mossbacher don't have sex anymore due to a combination of their kids, humdrum domesticity, and Mark's emasculation. After they have a violent altercation with Kai their desire for each other is reawakened.

• In the second season, Harper Spiller becomes bitterly insecure at their traveling companions the Sullivans' affectionate marriage and despairs that her husband Ethan is no longer attracted to her. It's not an unfounded assumption, as he jacks off to porn and avoids having sex with her. After they potentially cheating on each other with the Sullivans they have fulfilling sex in the second season finale.

As TvTropes points out:

> Bury Your Gays:

• In the first season, the sole explicitly gay character, Armond, is the murder victim.

• In the second season, Tanya kills a group of scheming gay men before dying herself, though the sole lesbian, Valentina, survives. Conversely, all the other heterosexual characters of both seasons survive.

2 in a row! It is not a white lotus without it :P

@Nikos What if the hotel manager is bi? Will @HenriThunberg resolve it as yes?

@Mattfr @Nikos what do you think? I say yes

@HenriThunberg Yeah, I would count that! I'll update it to LGBT (if anyone has a more inclusive label let me know).

Oh, I can only edit it within an hour. Whoops.