hexagonthai

I remember when a pint was 3 shillings and 6 pence, and accept that prices like 99 pence was in a different time.

If you are so unhappy about the price of beer you must have a very miserable life, why not go back to London complain or be happy there

I think your acting like an ogre, your in a country with different culture and especially one where families are closely attached, you cannot try come in between your wife and her parents that's a guarantee you will loss, it's you who need to compromise not your wife, you already turned a marrage into a disaster by shouting at her parents and I don't blame them, is no wonder they don't accept you and especially now you have shown your true self as a typical loud foreigner this behaviour gives others a bad reputation.

Been here 40 years it's case you learn and understand, what's not normal to a farang is normal here, so get used to it, instead when you keep the mentality of a loud complaining farang and not willing to compromise your your mind, you will never be liked, I don't see your daughter in any problem from your wife's family's, to me I see nothing to complain about, your wives parents love your daughter only they have different village style to show it, much different from that in your home country.

I predict if you cannot manage your marriage much longer and it will collapse, by complaining her parents in front of her you have belittled yourself in her eyes it's obvious you cannot live in your farang world to survive in this country, this is another world and very great country when you can accept the cultural differences and especially understand the people. If you cannot accept then you are free to return your own country.

Many farangs have mentality of superiority and show it!, If  to survive in a new culture especially here families are culturally close, you need understand you are not a superior being coming to the rescue, you are only a somebody from another country, it's up to you to fit in and only then people will accept and welcome you into their lives.