Do you mean a 12-month extension-of-stay, based on retirement or Thai-family, with a multiple-re-entry permit? Per comment above - a potentially good option if planning to do this annually.
This seems to be getting confused with 180 days for "tax residency," which has no relation / effect vis-a-vis immigration policy.
Good, they invest their money, they get richer. They deserve their returns.
The key is to invest in businesses with pricing power. I imagine the bars are suffering; no pricing power in beer.
The poor get into debt to look richer.
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