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Camp against camp

Two camps, one set of columns

The last decision, and the one nobody writes about. Two camps, same town, a week to pick.

48 pairings of two camps in the same place, assembled out of the two price lists rather than written. 33 of the 44 camps listed appear in one. A pairing exists only where both camps have published at least 3 of the 11 things we read for, so the rest of the list has no page here rather than a page built on two silences. The closest matched pair lines up on 8 of them, and every page prints the lines neither camp publishes instead of quietly dropping them.

How far apart two camps sit

One line per rate, from no difference at all on the left to the whole national spread on the right, and a mark for every pairing both camps publish that rate on. Pairings differing by the same amount stack rather than share a mark. Two camps in the same town charge the same for a single group session in 14 of the 41 pairings where both publish one, and all 41 produce only 6 different gaps between them. A month of unlimited training is priced camp by camp instead: 31 pairings publish one and produce 18 different gaps, the widest 13,400 baht on a line that runs 14,001 end to end. On 2 pairings neither camp publishes a rate the other does, so those pages set out what the camps say rather than what they charge.

48 pairings

The pairs worth setting side by side

If the two you are weighing have no page here, one of them has not published enough to be set against anything. Its own camp page says what it does publish.

Wider than one town

Still deciding where to go at all

A camp is the second decision. The first one is the part of the country, and that is a different question answered on the region comparisons.