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I've visited Udon many times and find it has so many good restaurants. I won't live there myself but the high end of Isaan

I'd say ask the hospital.

There's Isaan and there is super Isaan.

Mine slips out time to time as well.

Life not fair.

That's just a regular Fri night in.Chicago.

Hola

Maybe

If you use same computer they know if you try a second account. And they will terminate you. I speak from experience.

I have to show birth cert to renew DL in Nevada, is that persecution. ⁷

Gas is 6.00 gal, figure $200. Nt for hotel, maybe $259. You have to have a well stocked credit card to have a fun time. Already looking forward to my old hum drum life in Thailand

One morning I woke.to hear a raspy voice outside the upstairs window, saw chubby legs in daisy Duke shorts, long hair. His name is Pancake. There were several LBs in the Isaan village.

Mitther

Thank you for that thoughtful post, you have nothing

There's been several conversations on this, surprised you don't stay current

Our kid goes to a decent EP school in Thailand. Have money for top Thai university and perhaps 2 yrs college in US. I feel life in Thailand for a well educated kid is more relaxed. If life is so much better in the west, then why didn't you all stay there.

Chump change for a wealthy gentleman as myself

Medical costs here in Thailand would be a factor for many with no decent Insurance. Then returning to home country for medical reasons could prove a hardship without your own place.

I'm flying EVA soon, I bought directly from EVA and yes I had to pay for each leg to pick seats. Same thing last year for me. If you buy from like cheapoair the seats are free.

I'm not trying to be gloomy but you're right. 5 yrs ago my sister's check was only like $1200/mo. Rent has doubled in 20 yrs where I'm from in Ca. Have to maybe try W. Virginia or Arkansas for something where $30,000 can get you a roof over your head on a lot.

Bout the only way for a regular retiree on SS to start over again in the US is to locate to the poorest of the poor states.

yep, SFO is the same.

Sure, you could build huge warehouse style housing where single people had a small cubicle with a bed and locker for clothes, shared bathroom facilities. A kitchen, medical facility with students. But, once the problem is solved all those good paying jobs will disappear. Every person would be required to work a set amount of hours in the facility after job interviews.

The poor wouldn't know what to do. What? I have to pay property taxes and insurance? What's that.

But, to what standard will the homeless require. In LA single unit housing for the homeless were running around 700K USD. Personally I don't think politicians really want to solve this problem.