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I have been using an agent for my EOS based on marriage, for me, it is worthwhile because there are so many documents needed, and I don't have to spend a whole day at immigration. Or get there and find out I need another document and have to go again. They get an appointment for me, and I go sign everything with my wife and we are out in about 30 minutes. They even go to the amphur and get the updated cor ror 22 or whatever that paper is. If I ever switch to retirement extension maybe I will do it myself since there is less paperwork.

I never trust a jack alone although I've done it in my younger days, really a pair of jack stands should always be used, I've seen too many hydraulic jacks fail especially the newer ones. RIP to the poor guy, hell of a way to go.

27 is good for me, wife doesn't complain at that, but I think she'd like 26 better.

Bicycling 5 days a week between 35 and 50 km each time, for me it's good for mental fitness as well as physical.

A friend of mine who has tried a lot, loves NL brand, medium/dark roast, he buys them on Lazada.

This has been in my head for a week now.

These cold mornings, I start my ride later, but that messes up my schedule haha, looking forward to warmer mornings.

My "income" is low enough that I don't even have to file a return in America, so with only a little bit of social security and a small withdrawal from my IRA, I'm below the amount to be required to file, so I would think I wouldn't have to file here either but I'm sure someone on here will tell me if I'm wrong

I'll second the quality of food at Route 66 Chiang Mai, I've had lunch there a few times and everything I had was very good. It's a new favorite of mine.

Everything I've gotten from America in the last few months had a tax due when it arrived. least was 30 baht, highest was 600 baht depending on the value.

Cash is all I ever use.

I was an automotive machinist for about 40 years, machining engine parts and rebuilding engines for cars, trucks, tractors, race cars, etc.

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I guess it boils down to how much you trust your wife. I have my car in my wife's name, she has a license but doesn't really drive except for the odd trip to visit a friend in the next village, we live in Chiang Mai but not in town so she will never drive in town. I trust her and she is 10 years younger so she should outlive me and then won't need to change it to her name. Also as mentioned before the ticket will come in her name, it happened once for a red light violation, but I paid it.

It probably won't matter as it seems the people's vote really doesn't mean anything, as we saw in the last election.