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Our mate @Pi Tao says that superrich at BKK airport is not bad.

I am not confused, man. This is exactly what happened: 1. I went to several currency exchange desks (very popular franchise in airports, I will not mention the name in case they sue me) in different countries (I am connecting flights), and told the lady working there "How many baht would you give me in exchange for 1.250 Euros?". 2. She pressed a few keys on her computer and showed me in a small screen the amount of bahts she would give me, which was around 39.000 baht. 3. Using my smartphone, I used google currency exchange, typed the 39.000 baht to see how many Euros that was, and it was about 1.060 Euros, so basically they wanted to charge me almost 200 Euros for this exchange, total madness!!!!!!!! I told that to her face several times like "but that's about 200 Euros just for exchanging currency, that is super expensive?" and the Karen working there told me kind of "well, that is what it is". Apparently they have enough morons that are willing to pay crazy commissions/fees/spreads or whatever concept you want to use for that crazy abusive charge. 4. I tried to negotiate and they did not lower the price much to the point they told me that charging me like 190 euros is the best price they can give me. 5. I got annoyed about their insulting fares and the fact that they show the two prices in a screen so that it looks like the market (Forex) price, when really it is their own "rip off price". This changed just in the last couple of years, they used to charge me about 50 Euros and it still hurt me.

I am at the airport on my way to BKK, and I am amazed how expensive the "currency exchange" places are. They are totally mad, a few years ago I used to pay 50 Euros commission max, now for the same amount of Euros that I want to exchange, they tried to charge 250 Euros commision, no fuc*ing way I am paying such a high rate/commission/fee. Please advice.

The Thaiger also just wrote this: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/unvaccinated-no-longer-required-to-quarantine-in-thailand-and-other-countries

https://www.tatnews.org/2022/04/thailand-lifts-rt-pcr-testing-requirement-for-international-arrivals-from-1-may-2022/ "Exception is made for unvaccinated travellers who are able to upload proof of a negative RT-PCR test within 72 hours of travel via the Thailand Pass system, they – like those fully vaccinated – will be allowed entry and are free to go anywhere in the kingdom.".

https://royalvacationdmc.com/blog/thailand-covid-insurance-asymptomatic-coverage-details/ https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/tourism/government-to-make-more-covid-insurance-options-available-to-foreign-tourists

If the answer is "Yes": (1) Could you please tell me which one and which "insurance plan" exactly? (2) How do you know that such insurance company and plan covers asymptomatic situations? have you confirmed that with anybody that experienced the situation and told you that the insurance company covered the costs? I am very confused because on one hand, I read in different places that insurance companies are not covering the costs of some tourists that end up affected by a covid situation (especially when the PCR test shows positive but the tourist is asymptomatic and/or when the tourist is asked to be quarantined because somebody in the plane or bus that the tourist used was infected), but on the other hand, I saw a few people saying that for example "AXA Thailand" covers everything, but they did not confirm that through experience, it is just their interpretation of what the insurance policy says.

I read that some people called to the Thailand's embassy in their country, and they helped to sort that out.

A few, but not divorce nor anything like that, however I have seen friends and relatives ruined and destroyed by manipulative evil women, some of them even spent days in jail due to false sexual accusations. Is it useful to have red pill awareness so that you do not end up bankrupt like the British dude from the documentary "My Thai Bride":

Some believe that Christianity made "civilization" possible by creating the marriage institution and by promoting an ideology of "self-control". We do not have that anymore and maybe because of that the west is so decadent now. Men offered protection to women, but it has been replaced by the state overprotecting women with anti-men laws promoted by feminists. Additionally, dating sites allow women to have sex with the most alpha males, while a 75%-80% (Pareto principle) of less alpha, beta and omega men are totally discarded. This is "The fall of Rome" version 2.0. and while some fight to avoid Rome's fall, others do not give a sh*t about it and go to Thailand to make the best of life.

You are so ignorant that do not even know who he was. I will tell you who he was....a man with balls, character and guns to use them against those trying to take his freedom, that is who he was. You on the other hand have a woman as avatar, that choice shows that you identify yourself as a woman or a kind of feminine man. Your boomer humor needs improvement.

Interesting to know that you also follow Richard Cooper. Even Robert Kiyosaki follows him as he got divorced recently too. This guy below has also pretty good videos about dating (with "red pill" awareness), women psychology and relationships. He is kind of funny at the same time that educational:

I hope the moderators in this forum are more tolerant than others because MGTOW material has been ruthlessly removed from many places, it is not very different to centuries ago when inconvenient books were burned. Lately, I am following this dude youtube channel: