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@still kicking It depends on the size of your glass and the alcohol content of the wine. See here: https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-advice/calculating-alcohol-units/#:~:text=The idea of counting alcohol,can process in an hour.

The price probably varies with the season. When is the harvesting season?? Other price factors are the species and the quality.

On the highway you don't mind hearing the chimes, but around town you would?

I think not.

Are you trying to buy or to sell?

If anyone else is wondering where the Father Ray Foundation is, this is the address on Google Maps: 440 หมู่ 9 Sukhumvit Rd, Tambon Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150, Thailand I don't know what หมู่ stands for. The developers of Google Maps apparently also didn't know.

What's the problem, imagined or real, current or feared to come up in the future?

Not yet available. I am staying tuned to this forum for further news. If the DTAC will be implemented starting 1 May 2025, I expect a link for the data entry to be published not later than 23:59 hours (12.59pm) on 29 April.

There are no signs that opening bank accounts are getting easier.

I have a feeling that Thailand’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Maris Sangiampongsa, does not know what he is talking about. The way I understand it, BRICS is about using currencies other than the United States dollar (USD) for international trading between member countries of BRICS if the seller and buyer agree on the currency to use, nothing more. It has to do absolutely nothing with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Incidentally, the choice to use a currency other than USD has always existed, long before the advent of BRICS.

Throwing pizzas into the wind? Makes no sense, nor woud it make any sense if your zz were replaced with ss, even though I do know meaning of urinating into the wind.

Care to say which part of Thailand? If someone tells you where in Mae Hong Son, it won't help you if you live in Songkhla, will it.

Wait and see. The decree will override any bank's terms and conditions. With a decree saying that the banks and "mobile operators" are jointly responsible "for any customer losses due to technological crimes", for example when a customer has given the login details to the criminals in response to a phishing email, banks will likely stop offering e-banking services or restrict them severely.

"The revised decree, approved by Thailand’s cabinet on January 28, places responsibility jointly on banks and mobile operators for any customer losses due to technological crimes, conditional on compliance failures with the new regulations."

Bye-bye, e-banking in Thailand. Details of the new emergency decree are kept secret until the decree is published in the Royal Gazette, but based on the details given in the news article it will render all existing e-banking contracts between banks and their customers null and void.