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Thanks for your thoughts on this! Then I am not sure what to make. 😅

Hey guys, I am planning to make a good travel online tool for everyone, and I need your help! What main issues you face when living in Thailand, and wish that these magical online tools just exist to help you with your life in Thailand. Please let me know and I really appreciate your thoughts 🙂

Every beach I visit feels overcrowded with tourists—it's hard to find the peace and tranquility I’m looking for.

if anyone could suggest me a good visa agent or guide me on it I live in bangkok Thanks

I usually enjoy exploring the night markets in Bangkok, which have such a great vibe. Or, I love going for a long drive towards Bang Saen Beach for relaxation.

Thanks a lot for your tips, appreciate it! I will go fight those rats now.

Well, I decided to rent a car for some time.

I've got a bit of a rat problem in our car, and it's driving us nuts! We can't seem to find the little critters anywhere, but we keep discovering rat poop and a few chewed wires under the bonnet. So far, we've tried live traps, those flick-over kill traps, and even poison that looks like red candy, but no luck. Every day, there's fresh poop mocking us. I'm seriously worried that if they chew the wrong wire, the whole car could go up in flames! Right now, I've got two of those mosquito coils (I think that's how you spell it) burning in there to try and smoke them out. Anyone got any bright ideas? Help a fellow rat-battler out!

I just want to everyone's opinion!

I'm trying to decide between using Bolt or Grab for getting around in Bangkok. Which one do you prefer and why? Any notable differences in service or pricing? For me, I prefer Bolt as it's much cheaper, compared to Grab.

A few days ago, I was visting around Samut Prakan with one of my friends. And in the afternoon I decided to take a fare taxi nearby. At first it was all normal, the driver looks fine and all. But we both didn't pay attention to one thing... that is the meter box that tells how much it is costing! We both are just talking and didn't care much about the driver. After some time, we arrived at our destination (Bangkok), and when we were about to pay, the taxi driver opened the meter box in his car box while also smiling. The cost was about 700 baht! Usually it cost about 300 baht. As we don't have any evidence at the moment, we had no choice but to pay! The moral of the story is always to check the meter box of the taxi driver when starting. Some drivers started their meter box long ago, even before a customer was there.

I'm looking to invest money in Thailand and wondering what the best options are. Any advice on real estate, stocks, or other investment opportunities that have worked well for you?

Last time when I was at a massage parlour, I first tried foot massage, and it was pretty good! Now, I'm considering getting a full body massage and wondering if it's worth it. Do you feel significantly better afterwards?

I've been enjoying Thai food for a while now and I'm curious—what's the secret to its amazing flavor? Is it true that it's MSG?

That's too much money! I will try to find other places to visit.