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StefanBBK

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  1. Not really sure what reserves the article is talking about. Is it just the available cash flow?
    Last Year's budget was 2,720 bn baht. That means government spent roughly 225 bn baht per month. In that context a reserve of only 0.3 monthly spending seems very low to me.
    Anybody with an economics background care to shed some more light on this? Maybe compare with other countries?

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  2. It's probably pretty nice if it isn't rancid, but whenever I've bought it it's been... ancient. 


    Never experienced that. I get mine from Max Value. They appear to have quite a turnover on their inventory. Trust everyone checks expiration dates before buying any dairy here.

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  3. I must be going wrong somewhere, perhaps we're not normal because 45k a month seems like a massive amount to spend on groceries each month.
     
    I buy a lot of imported cheese every month, meat is typically chicken or pork which is local, as are all vegetables, fruit and dairy - we don't eat beef and we don't need to buy imported meat period. We don't buy soft drinks but we do buy fruit juice - we also don't buy cakes/pastries/biscuits/chips. I eat three meals a day and 80% are western dishes, Mrs CM does the usual Thai meals 100%.
     
    We don't try to save money on groceries, our supermarket shopping has no budget associated with it but over a month it always averages around 7k baht and some months may peak at 8.5K baht, there's no booze in that number.
     
    Why such a huge disparity in the numbers?
     
     
     

    The expensive items are beef, lamb, seafood, cheese, toiletries ( not sure if I rightly included this in groceries), olives, olive oil, nice cold cuts etc.
    And again covering 5 people. I think milk alone is about 1,000 a month.
  4. 4 hours ago, ExpatOilWorker said:

    I wonder what is specified in a pilots work permit?

     

    If any realtor have work permits, which I doubt they have, do they then have to list every property they may or may not visit in the foreseeable future?

     

    How can the models that was asked to get work permits last year know where they will  shoot every single picture a year in advance?

     

    Is a CEO that answer his mobile phone outside the office breaking the law?

    It just shows that work permits limitation on location are not practical. Same goes for teachers at football games with different schools.... 

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