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FritsSikkink

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  1. Compared to a lot of countries, too cold.
  2. How much will your housing cost?
  3. Sure, because George (who is this guy?) says so.
  4. Try again with a credible link, TikTok isn't a credible source.
  5. If you can't afford to live here, look for a better suitable place.
  6. No, it means they want to keep their business alive. It is obvious that you don't have a clue how economics work.
  7. Not at all because I got no connection with the USA at all, am neither left or right, just look impartial to the data.
  8. ChatGPT: The cost of shipping 200–300 kg of goods from Thailand to the USA depends on several factors, including: Shipping method: Air freight vs. sea freight Type of goods: General cargo, hazardous, perishable, etc. Packaging size/volume: Charged by volumetric weight if bulky Destination in the USA: East Coast vs. West Coast Service level: Port-to-port, door-to-door, customs clearance Carrier and freight forwarder pricing 1. Air Freight (Fastest, Most Expensive) Estimated cost: $4–$8 per kg (for general cargo) 200 kg = $800–$1,600 300 kg = $1,200–$2,400 Transit time: ~3–7 days Best for: Time-sensitive or high-value goods 2. Sea Freight (Cheaper, Slower) Estimated cost (LCL – Less than Container Load): $100–$200 per cubic meter (volume-based, not weight) Total cost estimate: $500–$1,200 for 200–300 kg, depending on volume Transit time: ~25–40 days (port-to-port) Best for: Bulk shipments, cost-sensitive goods 3. Courier Services (DHL, FedEx, UPS) Much more expensive for heavy shipments Example: FedEx/DHL rates for 200 kg can exceed $3,000–$5,000 Not recommended unless for urgent or small parcels Additional Costs to Consider: Customs duties and taxes in the US Thai export handling charges Insurance (optional but recommended) Destination delivery or pickup
  9. You really don't understand that companies in the USA and consumers in the USA pay these taxes, what a joke.
  10. Like ending the Ukraine war in one day? 90 deals in 90 days? No new wars?
  11. If "Ashton has been fighting for his life in a Pattaya hospital" is a riddle for you, there is no hope.
  12. Your Bank account is matched with a passport, your AIS (phone) account is matched with a passport, and they need to be the same. It is asking for problems to get a visa with another passport than which is registered with both entities.
  13. I think you should check the rental prices in the UK: https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bulletins/privaterentandhousepricesuk/latest
  14. You would as it won't be there for the time required by law.
  15. Thought he lived in Cambodia.
  16. He is in a hospital in Chonburi, read the OP: "Ashton has been fighting for his life in a Pattaya hospital following emergency brain surgery." So I don't care what nonsense you point out.
  17. You think when you get assaulted in Bangkok, they bring you to a hospital in another province? Get real.
  18. It will be some time in the future, you can get it in a tent inside the house too.
  19. Need to use google better: https://asianbankingandfinance.net/news/which-countries-charge-highest-atm-withdrawal-fees#:~:text=The Philippines is officially the most expensive place,on average in the country%2C the study found. "Outside Asia, Argentina is found to be the most expensive destination in the world to withdraw cash if you’re a foreign traveller, charging as high as 12.21% on average per ATM withdrawal. Chile (5.52%), Iceland (4.6%), and Turkey (3.59%) are all on the high spectrum as well, Wise said. "
  20. If you stay with the girl, you are stuck with the children or they go to a care home. Mother won't take them back, you will be out of 50K OR she gets the 50K, takes the kids and threatens to dump them back after a bit and asks for more money.
  21. Bar girls like to hold hands with their customers.
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