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12 hours ago, simon43 said:
Yes you do ????
That’s a pity, I wouldn’t mind spending 3-4 months a year in Vientiane.
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6 hours ago, simon43 said:
When I lived in Thailand, stress from xenophobia, officialdom, immigration officers, police, nosey neighbours etc.
Now I live in Laos ==> no contact with police, IOs and no nosey neighbours = no stress!
How do you manage to live there permanently? Do you need to have a work contract?
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People who get stressed over strangers making money on You Tube.
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Seems that overpriced Phuket is Phuked?
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The Trump presidency has been a disaster. He’s alienated allies and handed leadership of the world to dictators and tyrants.
And then the Democrats put up Biden? He might do less damage but seriously, is he the best you can do?
There are many intelligent and talented people in the USA, let’s hope for a better candidate in 2024.
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If the wife was able to live in the UK then I’d guess the marriage was legal and above board. Note to self ... never marry.
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Thai military coups always end in tears.
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If you don’t tell anyone then no issue exists.
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They need Maxwell in jail in order for her to commit suicide ...
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21 hours ago, bwpage3 said:
Third choice is they show him the door.
Sometimes that’s a better outcome ... one door closes another one opens. He shouldn’t live his life in fear.
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22 minutes ago, n00dle said:
who doesnt refrigerate chocolate?
It’s not really good for it. But may be unavoidable in Thailand.
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40 minutes ago, Farang123 said:
It's 20-22 hours of teaching time. This is no part time job. I have to be there promptly at 7:30 a.m. every morning and stay till 4. There is lesson preparation, extracurricular activities and answering the questions of the Thai teachers and so forth. I was just wondering if anyone else has found themselves in a similar situation do to the covid crisis. I appreciate the advice about sticking up for myself. I will keep that in mind.
If you are relatively new to work they might calculate that you can be taken advantage of?
In your situation I would look at the contract that you signed and agreed to and compare it to what they are asking of you. Highlight the extra work compared to what you signed up to. Be calm and polite, and explain that you would like extra compensation for the additional tasks or you are happy to agree to work what you signed up to. Remember, calm and polite. I think you’ll get something from them ... either a less onerous work schedule or a little more cash. Good luck.
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Hit men in Thailand are absolutely useless, they all seem to get caught within a few hours of the deed. Fail to plan, plan to fail.
Did those two westerners that shot the boiler room Brit a few years back and fled to Cambodia ever get caught?
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You live in a country that speaks Thai, and complain because a Thai delivery boy cannot speak your language? There are French, Dutch, Germans and Swedes living their too ... should the kid also be a master of these languages?
If you live there permanently then you should make an effort to speak Thai.
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Thai police should be careful with this strategy, as they might run out of scapegoats should someone disappear on an island.
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Just like when the arsonist who burns down your house contributes 5 dollars to your Go Fund Me page.
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I’m not in Thailand currently but will definitely return once this Covid crisis is over.
It’s the place that I feel most relaxed in and I enjoy the fact that it’s lively and vibrant in the evening ... people are out and about, not sitting at home wondering what to watch on TV. Although it’s very “foreign” compared to home I always feel very comfortable there.
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They’re in favour of the Marie Antoinette solution ... “let them eat cake”!
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Thai’s can sleep safely in their beds now!
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Just let everyone die of starvation or depression instead?
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Try to find someone professional, like a teacher, Doctor, lawyer. Good luck.
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The Spanish Flu pandemic in the early 20th Century caused a wide range of issues in those affected, so Covid-19 is not that different in that sense. After reviewing several post-mortems many of the experts of the day refused to believe that they were dealing with a flu.
An Italian professor recently reported that the virus appears to be less intense and harmful than it was in March ... so let’s hope it just burns itself out.
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I recall sitting in a coffee shop in Chiang Mai when a middle aged westerner sat near me with two well dressed Thais, who turned out to be lawyers. It seems that he started a business and took on local partners who cheated him and voted him off the board.
if you don’t need to for financial reasons why bother. The law is designed to screw over foreigners.
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Poor old Harry is like someone who has joined a cult, who are isolating him away from his family, friends and any outside influences. One day the berk will wake up to the fact that he’s been used to further the career of a second rate actress, who’ll use California laws to fleece him for alimony after the penny has dropped.
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Strength of the Baht
in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
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The Baht can move up and down for all sorts of reasons, and I’m not sure that even the financial commentators fully understand it. It’s been strong against GBP since the Brexit vote, and given the post-Brexit politics GBP has remained weak. Perhaps with Brexit finally coming to a conclusion and the Covid pandemic ending you might see better numbers. In terms of forecasting, not easy.