i always used to call in sick the next day when I felt bullied by my managers.
Worked like a charm every time, not that I had to do it often.
Maybe 5x in 20 years.
Before COVID my kid graduated university and found work at 18kbht.
Then COVID hit and they reduced her wage to 11kbht, so she changed jobs and earned 16kbht.
Now they've transferred her to Nakon Sawan on 20kbht + free condo.
UTI is a pain, I usually take a 1/2 dose of Cipro or NorfloxStar for 5 days. (1/2 tablet 2x a day)
Blood in urine after exercise is my symptom, recurs every 2 months or so.
No PSA test problems though.
But nearly all my BPH symptoms have gone after taking the antibiotics a few times. I no longer need to take tablets to wee.
Looks good enough to me.
If I were buying the bits myself I'd choose better quality, but there's enough there, and the pool looks nice.
Always surprised that Asians don't know how to cook toast, it ain't difficult!
I always thought that EVs was a sneaky way for the governments to clear the roads of all the poor people, so the rich would have an easier drive.
Solar provides around 75% of my household energy in Thailand.
Obviously that wouldn't work in the UK.
I think there will almost certainly be power cuts.
Not only in the UK, but across Europe and the USA as well.
It's the only way the 'renewable energy' movement can end.
Texas was just the first of many electricity failing events to come.
And would have been likely even without the foolish war on Russia.
I don't think electricity shortages a problem that can be blamed on Truss.
I'd blame it on those who demanded 'green power' and closing 'nuke plants'.
With a bit of blame on those whom demand war with Russia.
At age 54 I was told I would die if I didn't have my gallbladder removed.
66 now, no stomach problems, still have a gallbladder.
If it don't hurt, leave it alone IMHO.