Yellowtail

I'm sure I don't know.

I like Dr. Pornthep Mingmalairuks at Sikarin Hospital Samut Prakarn who I've been seeing since I had a TIA several years ago.

No, I do not have a dollar account. And they also reconfirm it is for a real-estate purchase when they call. .

The receiving/Thai banks, both Kasikorn and Krungsri. The sending/US bank has nothing to do with the conversion, as they charge a flat rate for the transfer, and they transfer dollars.

Assuming it the works the same as from the US, transfer GBP, and have the bank do the exchange to THB here. In the US my bank charges a $45 fee, which makes Swift a better value than Wise and whatnot for transfers over about $10K. Small transfers Wise or some-such is often better. I always say it's for real-estate purchase, regardless of what it's for. On larger transfers, the bank always calls me, lets me know what the rate is, asks if it's okay of if I want to wait.

The painted tubs I have seen in the US do not look very good and do not hold up well. If it's fiberglass, spreying it with a coat of epoxy wil work as good as anything. but the prep-work is critical. Assuming the tub is fiberglass, the color could come back with a good rub/buff-out. HomePro does decent installations at reasonable cost. Upgrade to a jacuzzi...

Yeah, this is hideous: Why does it have to be cooled with AC?