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Did Khomsan Drink 40 Shots to Close a Home Deal? What the CK Cheong Clip Says

💡 Key takeaways

In the CK Cheong clip, Khomsan recalls an offer of one shot per unit but does not confirm 40 shots. He remembers nearly 30 units; the deal value and income are not stated.

Short answer: The available account does not confirm that he drank 40 shots. The speaker says he kept drinking until he could no longer remember the number and vomited. Asked how many homes the clients bought, he says “nearly 30 units, as far as I can remember.” Treat both numbers as recollections, not contract records or independently verified sales figures.

This article summarizes a short excerpt in Thai. It does not independently verify the buyers, purchase documents or number of units.

The story the speaker tells

Khomsan says that when he worked as a real estate agent, he used Chinese to assist Chinese clients viewing condos and houses in Chiang Mai. One group returned to China after several days of viewing properties without buying. About a week later, the clients invited him to China.

When he arrived, he saw nearly 20 men. The clients said they were all ready to buy homes and offered the condition, “one shot, one room.” He says he kept drinking until he could not remember how many and vomited during the event. The group later traveled to Thailand the following month.

What the clip says about units and income

Asked how many units the clients bought, the speaker replies that, as far as he remembers, it was “nearly 30 units.” He describes the event as possibly his first large sum of money. The clip gives no exact unit count, transaction value, commission or amount he received, so income from the story cannot be calculated.

Why the 40-shot figure cannot be confirmed

The interviewer’s opening question mentions “40 shots,” but the speaker’s answer only says he drank until he could not remember. It does not confirm that number. This article does not present 40 as fact or add a drink count or contract details that are not in the account.

Is this a formula for selling homes?

No. This is a personal story told by an interviewee; it does not prove that drinking or accepting such a condition closes a sale. Heavy drinking should not be used as a business-negotiation tactic. The outcome described by the speaker also does not mean a reader will get the same result.

Limits of the account

The available Thai-language excerpt is short. It supports only that these points appear in the account; it does not independently verify the buyers’ identities, purchase documents or number of units.

Original video: Khomsan’s first major deal — CK Cheong

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