Jotnar

"and it’s fun for visitors to arrive a few days earlier to explore the village in what is, for most, a once-in-a-lifetime experience." For your enjoyment, the elephant gets a lifetime of abuse. GREAT

I'm sure more than a few AN members will be in attendance. Ladyboy topics, and any thread discussing penises, seem to be very popular. Come out, come out where ever you are.

1 million baht per bank, per customer in Thailand. So may need to spread it around, or sleep on it.

Amazing what can be done when attempted. Why isn't every roof in Thailand covered with solar panels. Redirect those funds for F35s, subs, Gulfstreams, Airbuses from the military to support the energy needs instead.

You mean the sea levels aren't rising ? More mismanagement of fresh water supplies. Seems a problem in all of Panama. Usual cause, too many people. Worldwide problem with no solution. How about less consumerism and more self sufficiency.

Up up up, as prices in Thailand have never come down. Always someone willing to pay. One thing they are not making, new land. One of the best investment. Same as God, always was and will be.

+1 for Khao Kho. Been a few times when in the area. Very nice.

Don't know about best, but would expect near 30k a month with an degree, to start. University education isn't required, or even lower level of schooling. Just ambition & drive to succeed.

Or even an air fryer. More than a few YT vids showing how to. Unless OP never cooks anything at home. According to YT, you can even do bread in a microwave, though I've never tried. Slow cooker works also. Again, never attempted.

Longest stretch between CSs is 161 kms in MHS, then 237 if wanting to go down to Mae Sot, so I'd say yes Of course if living there, you're charging at home. CM - MHS is 239 kms, so I'd say yes, again. Certainly not ideal, but that, is one of the only places, that doesn't have more than enough, but DOES have enough. If you want to pick a spot that pushes the limits, you should have chose Loei to Utteradit, as that's shy of 300kms, without a slight detour top to up. As many say, EVs are not for everyone. Enjoy what you have, and let the EV owners enjoy their ride, and the extra baht in their pocket, or knowing they are not contributing to the local air pollution.

yes

Depends how it's use, if it's worth the extra expense.

https://www.ananindustry.com/mg-4-standard-range-2022.html

For her to access your Soc Sec benefits, she will need to reside and or work in the USA. Guessing that is why you want her to have citizenship, or at least a SS #.

The original business model, masquerading as a non profit charity. The biggest abusers of that loophole. You're a bit delusional if you think they are charities. Say no more.

That's one opinion, which I disagree with. 'Founded' on no charity or welfare system, for well over few hundred years, from 1600s to 1900s. Or 100 years if wanting to be technically the USA. Not until 1870s and beyond, did any charities exist, and only in a few large cities/NYC, did you notice soup kitchens start to appear. USA being more of straight capitalist society. No basic income system, or even Social Security until the 20th century. It seems now, most charities, are simply a business loophole. And foundations, pretty much a joke, considering the example of the Clinton Foundation. Nothing but a laundry mat and meeting hall for the corrupt. AND nobody goes hungry in NYC, as plenty of social programs, providing free housing, healthcare & food. Sadly abused by many, but at least there for those that truly do need assistance.

They are all a plan and a headliner in the rags, until they're not.

Name brands are dependable, if not fakes. I would buy from the new car dealer, if they sell, some don't do tires. As you'll know they are, should be authentic. Dunlop are good, and I only mention that brand, as lots of fakes around, which I found out the hard way. DeeStone is one to stay away from, inexpensive, and you get what you pay for. Found that out the hard way also. The worst. Learn how to 'read' a tire, especially if she dries at speed. Last letter designated the speed the tire is rated for. https://www.utires.com/articles/does-tire-size-number-mean/ Obviously, they should be the same as what is already on the car, assuming she will be rotating them. Unless of course the rear one will be replaced before and rotation schedule. If just rotating front to back, then not a big deal, but if mixing during rotation, then could be an issue. Always best to keep the same. Ask her how many kms on the brand she has, and where she got them, and may be easier just to stick with them. Tires are one thing you really don't want to skimp on. Though they also don't have to be expensive. No need to buy tires rated for 150 kph, if all she does is 90 kph on the highway.

Here's one for the Yanks, now that R vs W is in question ????

Apparently no major ones, as AN members owning, inclusive, and my reading, researching before and after purchasing, of MG groups on MG vehicles available here and not finding any major issues. Maybe referencing their past reliability issues before SAIC took over, which there already are a couple threads on. Moving on .............

Strangely, if I didn't read it here on AN, I'd never know what Thai's are thinking about ???? Only place I know with such valuable information.

Wonder where the sales numbers will be better ???? Info from same website: OKwheeler

Considering 'per capita' on the idiot meter, it's embarrassing how many farangs drive irresponsibly, especially on scooters without a helmet. Find it extremely hypocritical, when Thai drivers get bashed on the forum.

Think I'll give it a pass. Long running, highly rated series, but reading current reviews (imdb) and most are <5 or silly 9 & 10s, not much in between. To me, screams, don't bother.