Talat Mai Khad Rak

Talat Mai Khad Rak (Love Never Leaves the Market) is the story of an intense rivalry between two market stall owners — once the best of friends, now bitter enemies because of love, as well as because of their completely opposite approaches to business: capitalism versus contentment. If two tigers cannot share the same cave, how can two rival vendors possibly survive in the same market?
Back when Saphan Khiao Market first opened, Ah Tong (Methanee Buranasiri) and Ah Chai (Warut Woratham) were inseparable best friends who had grown up together. They persuaded each other to rent stalls in the new market. Ah Tong opened a chicken stall, because it promised strong profits and a quick path to wealth. Ah Chai, on the other hand, opened a vegetable stall, because it was simple, less stressful, and brought a comfortable kind of happiness. The two old friends rented stalls directly opposite one another and carried on their businesses while always looking across at each other, helping and supporting one another.
Then love arrived — and the friendship that had seemed unbreakable began to crack.
Ah Phing (Chatchadaporn Thananta), a beautiful and kind-hearted young woman, came to rent a stall and open a grocery shop in the market. Both of the close friends took turns courting her, each trying to win as much of her affection as possible. As time passed, their relationship gradually changed. Without realizing it, the two best friends became rivals and then enemies.
In the end, Ah Phing ran away to marry another man. Ah Tong and Ah Chai were left heartbroken — and unable ever to return to being friends again.