Yellowtail

I'm happy for you, my branch is not that great. Kasikorn and Krunsri on the other hand treat me very well.

That the book will update without a transaction is about the only thing nice about Bangkok Bank.

"I'm gettin' rid of it man......"

15 is pretty late anywhere.

Getting into a great government high school here requires excellent academic skills. Thinking you're going to throw a little money around and get them in is silly.

Why not just use tap water, wait a couple days and throw a few fish in it?

Hunter is in recovery!!!!!!!!!!!!

You seem to know very little of the job market in the US. "Finacial Services" with a master's degree in history from Harvard will get you a job making $50K a year at the bank selling investment vehicles to chumps. "Finacial Services" with a master's degree from Harvard in math will get you a job making $200K a year as an actuary at an insurance company. stem vs non stem salary - Google Search

Which are you? In any event, all of those require competence in math.

So, what are all the high paying jobs you get speaking English?

It has been my experience, that my insurance (Health Net, Cingna and BCBS) would often pay claims they did not have to when resubmitted. In the over twenty years I was covered, I never had a legitimate claim refused.

So, if math is 6/10 important, and if we assume that 10 represents all that is important, can we not say that math is most important?

I never said I thought the child should be studying math 4.5 hours a day Homer, you made that up. What I said was, that I understood the wife's position, and that I thought math was important. You (apparently) think math is unimportant and as long as you give your kid a bunch of money when they turn 18, they'll do great.

You're right again dude.

I use a dedicated account (Krunsri Mee Tae Dai), it is not fixed and earns about 1%. I like having internet banking so I can round it down to the same number the morning I update the book at immigration. Up until recently, it was earning better interest than my US accounts.

The ten most expensive:

Which one is your home county?

Yeah, the children of wealthy people that are given everything they want most always turn out better than that kids that have to work for it.

Or unless you want to be a doctor, physicist, chemist, engineer, dentist or scientist of any kind. And the public was better versed in math, there would be fewer loan-sharks, and government could not get away with so many boneheaded schemes.

My sisters hated it also, but they all love playing now, and are happy they did. You suffered in silence to please your mother as a good son should.

You're right of course, math is a waste of time. My bad.

Given how much a better value EVs are and how only really stupid people still buy ICE cars, the subsidies have done what they need to do and it's time for them to end.

Translators do not make much, and are making less all the time with AI. Perhaps you meant interpreters? No one is passing chemistry or physics without strong math proficiency, and you have to do very well in math to get into a rigorous discipline at a decent school. Assuming you mean far more practical, yes? Again, the child being immersed in English from birth should take care of English is the father puts any effort into it.

If one's goal is to work the desk at a five-star hotel perhaps. Even then, if the father is a native English speaker, it should not be a significant issue. In much the same way that the last four yards of a foot-race are what matters.