JBChiangRai

congratulations

Maybe it's on Lazada?

I ordered the Seal Performance in Space Grey on 19/10 and still awaiting a delivery date, I am still 3rd in the queue at my dealer for that model/colour combination as I was 8 days ago.

I'm trying to make up for a misspent youth

I worry that the supply at his parent's house will be strong enough for a 7Kw wall charger. It's not strong enough at my house unless the sun is shining. He would be better with a switchable charger, I just gave away one that is switchable between 10 amps, 16 amps, 24 amps and 32 amps. I run mine at 10amps if charging overnight and 24 amps during the day. You can change the charging rate on the MG4 infotainment system so a wallbox at his parents would work, but, thinking about it, MG's subcontractors won't install the wallbox if the supply is not good enough.

He would be better using the supplied Granny Charger at his parents home, if they are on a weak PEA supply, that Granny unit will be fine and should charge the car over one or 2 nights. He should fit the supplied wall charger at his own home if he can.

IIRC the Camry 2.5 is a 4 cylinder engine.

In the last 2.5 years with 2 different EV's, I only charged at a fast DC CS once, and that was to test it.

Some insults for fat people... Where can I rent those chins? I knew there was a famine in Africa, now I know why You're so fat you have your own postcode

At the very least he could hop on

I will finish when this bag is exhausted.

There are 4 types of PPF, matt, gloss, self-healing matt and self-healing gloss. I had self-healing gloss on my last car, I wished I had ordered matt as it's much more unusual and gives your car a unique look. The car did still look like new after 2 years. I concur with your theory on dark film, fitting a film on the underside may have little effect as any heat reflected is likely to be absorbed by the roof itself. I think the fix is to fit film on the outside that reflects the heat of the sun and stops the glass panel getting hot when the car is stationary, there are specialist films available for this. I now have rolls of photochromic window film for the windows, I want to try it by holding it first as it needs UV rays to work, I have read that a lot of car windows remove UV so if it doesn't work I will go with a good ceramic tint after a while, I never block more than 40% of the light as I find it awkward at night.

I bought a large bag on aliexpress, I take it sometimes, not every day. Along with Curcumin & Piperine, Resveratrol, and lastly Nicotinamide Ribaside. All powders bought on AliExpress. Be awarem Nicotinamide Riboside has been linked with increasing metastasising of cancers. Taurine is currently undergoing a few clinical studies for life extension.

I have been looking out for the cyber-attack on konbriefing.com and I can't see one. IIRC cyber-attacks and breaches on datacenters must be reported to the authorities if the datacenter is in the USA. I suspect it was either an upgrade or move to a different datacenter that went wrong. I have been involved in projects like this many times in my career and there is always something unforeseen that goes wrong.

I did and got to level 4 straight away too

Sorry it was Shopee https://shp.ee/q4d47ba

Lazada advertises touch up paint for the seal

Quite right too

Monkey see, Monkey do … definitely, with apologies to the slur on apes

I would check your lease, if it allows you to use common areas and doesn't state any restrictions, then I would tell the condo manager on site (if there is one) and use the pool that night, have a copy of your lease handy and tell them to take it up with your landlord, perhaps suggest they have a copy of the condo bye laws and/or A/EGM resolution handy to show your landlord where it says they can rent out common areas.

I don't think the committee have the authority to make any change to the use of common facilities, I'm fairly sure it needs to be approved at an AGM or EGM.

The point is you have no recourse, you can't sue anyone (except maybe your agent if you can prove he was complicit), they are outside the jurisdiction of the regulator here (who would shut them down in a heartbeat if they opened a legal entity here).

What about being taxed on it when you sell it?

My thoughts exactly, but I suspect that red notice has a problem, it doesn't exist.

I would be fascinated to know the legalities of this. My first thoughts are, it's a small step from refusing owners/tenants access for one night, to booking the pool out for a week, a month, a year, permanently. It's likely to be the same tenet under the law. Unless I am mistaken, changes to common areas require raising at an AGM or an EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting) at which a quorum must be present and a certain percentage must vote in favour. If I was an owner, I would be speaking to the Juristic Manager/Management Company to understand in full detail what the benefits to the co-owners is and what process they followed to book it out to a private function.