bignok

Sugar is addictive. Is it impossible to give up sugar in your tea?

Ok found it on map. Bit out of the way but will we see.

Same everywhere. Only laws that stop dodgy bosses in the west.

We will try to see as much as possible.

Gold up a lot in 6 months. But overall last 10 to 12 years poor. 2.25% return is fairly poor. S&p500 etfs average 10% a year.

Phu Bat Historical park, Erawan cave plus river drive is on our plans. Phu Ruea plus Phetchabun too.

Whats your list?

Driven from Nong Khai to Mukdahan along river. Bangkok to Laos. Fun trips. Loei next.

You prefer sitting in a bar and whinging?

So you are lossing and hoping to gain soon.

What years do you want to cherry pick?

For me Several caves. Big one in Phattalung, cave in Trang on a boat that has a low ceiling, Tham Lot in Soppong. Boat trips - Emerald cave, Ko Hong, other islands. Nightclubbing in Bangkok. Riding bikes around islands. Driving up north. Kayaking trips thru mangroves. Longtail boat in Kanchanaburi. Patting a tiger. Riding an elephant thru jungle. River rafting.

5% pa after inflation is zero or perhaps a loss. Are you sure you understand the basics of investing?

So pigs might fly is what you are saying. Meanwhile gold has gone up 5% in 12 years.

Looks like a bimbo who was laughing at his dorky behaviour.

Same as the video you posted

Habit not addiction. We are creatures of habits.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4513525-the-great-depression Unemployment was 25% back then. Small single digits now 3.4%

You don't have a clue if you think 2020s is the same as 1930s.

For 3 days.

Stop trolling me with rubbish.

1930s? Bit out of touch with reality.

You are sick buddy.

I fingered a girl at 14yo. Your mind is rather sick if thinking of something else.

Cash out of what? He buys and holds for 30 years. You dont have a clue about how he invests.