The villagers take the 13th day as the day to buy food, cook, and arrange in sets to offer to monks on the next day. Sets of food offerings are usually laid on a short bamboo basket, added to other items used by monks. The set requires five major Thai snacks. The first is Phong, representing a vehicle that will take the spirits to heaven. The second is La, as clothing for the dead, and thirdly, Kong as an accessory. The forth is Di Sam, believed to be used as money by the dead. And finally, Ba snack, given to the dead as a tool for playing on Songkran day. However, the elderly believe that there is another snack needed to be put in. It is La Loy, acting as a bed and a pillow for the spirits. Most of these items are dried snacks that can be kept for a long time