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watcharacters

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  1. 55 minutes ago, Badrabbit said:

    I'm fed up with Thailand but don't have the funds to relocate, no one gives a $%#@ here!!

     

    You might want to take a deep breath and let it out slooowly.

     

     

  2. Just now, Badrabbit said:

    Yea I did mate, many people have commented not one has offered to come with me and see the problem first hand wonder why that is?

     


    Sent from my SM-G610F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
     

     

     

     

    Possibly those who replied would use the avoidance of a problem approach.       Would it be too much trouble to simply go a different route?

     

    I also like dogs and understand this mutt is simply being territorial.

     

    Good luck no matter what you end up doing.

     

  3. 47 minutes ago, Gecko123 said:

    Irrespective of how you feel about this issue, people should be counting their pennies these days. The global economy is definitely slowing down and climate change is bound to have an inflationary effect on food prices. Because of quantitative easing and looming sovereign debt crisises, there is a great uncertainty about the reliability of benefit programs and future returns on capital (whether invested in stocks, bonds or real estate), as well as currency exchange rates, in particular for the US.

     

    Aside from food inflation driven by climate change, I believe the world is on the verge of a global deflationary spiral driven by income inequality, a drop in the 'wealth effect' as asset prices drop, and an erosion in consumer spending power due to a drop in the dollar and other Western currencies. That deflationary spiral is only being held back now by negative interest rates and deficit funded fiscal stimulus in much of the world. Signs that a deflationary mindset may have already set in can be found in many housing markets in the West where buyers who have been priced out of the market, are waiting for prices to drop.

     

    Because of all this uncertainty, anyone who thinks there's a good chance that they'll still be around in 20 to 30 years, would be well advised to trim their spending below what their financial advisors are telling them they can safely spend without running out of money.

     

     

    Maybe it'd be better if everyone just put a gun to their head and ended their misery?

     

     

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  4. On 7/11/2019 at 12:12 PM, Lincoln88 said:

    If your landlord didnt allow you stay anymore as you paid your rent one day later,would he be so right to do it????

     

    I want to know if you have a heart or not,I think everyone of us are human , can do little mistakes in our daily lives.

     

    Expecting any understanding or sympathy from a hotel for not paying on schedule is fruitless.

     

     

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