CallumWK

The deal most likely is that Starmer pointed out to Trump that there was no trade deficit, and that if he didn't remove the tariffs, there would be a huge one in the near future.

And why do you consider a CONSIDERATION that isn't final yet, cast in stone this time? You do understand that they are all playing Trump with PROMISES, same as they did during his first term, to get favours in the short term but at the end those promises will all be scaled back, similar to what happened during his first term

I think we are talking about Bumjai Thai here, which has fallen out of favour with Thaksin

That picture reeks of desperation, with everything cladded with fake gold, but the ceilings so low that you may hit your head on the chandelier.

Nothing at all, he was left alone for 5 years, and now has been arrested and will have to appear in court, where it will be decided if he is guilty or not

I'm not familiar with Grab, can you please elaborate on what their rates are?

Thanks I had a look at Nam's, but she doesn't seem to have a Line or WhatsApp contact, which I consider a bit of an inconvenience.

Not even 14% of GDP, it's 14% of their exports

Who knows, maybe we see a repeat of the Waco event

Troll on my ignore list, though I'm sure you were there already under your previous username

How has the EU been taken advantage of the US?

I don’t believe you It wouldn't be difficult to double check, but of course for that you have to open your eyes, and flush the cult induced brain.

There’s a new Sheriff on town. A fascist, racist dictator. See I corrected it for you

Thanks for taking my post out of its context, I wouldn't have expected anything less from a cult member. What I was saying is, no there were no tariffs on the WHOLE world, and certainly NEVER 145% tariffs on China

Who cares, Hegseth's own days are numbered

Rather than starting a new thread, let's check here, which is currently the preferred taxi service to suvarnabumi ? No need for a camry, as long as it is a newish comfortable car at a good rate. Looking at Google reviews Cherry get quite some negative reviews lately, especially about no show. Can't risk that, of course

For what would they have to send you an OTP if you don't do mobile banking?

Strange? There was no reason for a lawsuit under different presidents, since they weren't numb nuts.

I thought that was the whole purpose of a TOU meter, that you would have cheaper electric during the night time, regardless of what is using electric. At least that is how it is in civilized countries, where there is only 1 meter, which automatically switches to the lower tariff at a certain time.

One only has to look at the supermarkets to know how things are in Thailand. I visit Big C Extra in Pattaya almost daily, always around the same time. Lately there is a lot of free spaces in the car parking lot, and we aren't halfway the month yet. I also notice that in the last week or 10 day more than half of the long time staff has disappeared, especially in the fresh food departments

Well you came 1 year late then, and I'm not Australian, neither am I Brit https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/bank-of-england-spot/historical-spot-exchange-rates/gbp/GBP-to-THB-2008 https://exchangerates.org/aud/thb/in-2008

The last time your "pal" got 30 baht for the Aussie dollar was 15 years ago,at that time you got 72 for the GBP. Stop talking drivel

Don't you think it is strange that NONE of those countries have confirmed that they are talking with Trump, some of them have even straight out DENIED they are negotiating a deal.

LOL, just in, the never ending winning from Trump. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-trade-deficit-surges-record-124449924.html US trade deficit surges to record high in March WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. trade deficit widened to a record high in March as businesses boosted imports of goods ahead of tariffs, which dragged gross domestic product into negative terrain in the first quarter for the first time in three years. The trade gap jumped 14.0% to a record $140.5 billion from a revised $123.2 billion in February, the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) said on Tuesday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the trade deficit rising to $137.0 billion from the previously reported $122.7 billion in February.