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How much money do you spend in Thailand every day?


kellersphuket

How much do you spend in Thailand every day?  

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3 minutes ago, luckyluke said:

I pay different things monthly ( Rent, electricity, water, Internet, cable TV, cleaning...)

One day I spend nothing, another one 1000+. ( Food & drinks ).

I spend an average of 60000/65000 monthly, so I suppose we can say I spend 2000+ daily.

 

thanks for the comments dude.

Yes it does fluctuate a lot throughout the month, quite similar in my case too.

 

I guess what I am getting at is this notion that Thailand is becoming more expensive as the years go by. There is evidence of this. Just outside my house in rawai is a noddle stand. 5 years ago 1 bowl of noodles cost 25 baht. Now its 50.

 

and it seems to be the case pretty much anywhere these days.

prices seem to be rocketing but I think with a little savvy you can still live on the cheap if that's your thing.

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3 minutes ago, kellersphuket said:

I think with a little savvy you can still live on the cheap if that's your thing.

It is all about priorities, I am 71, my desiderata are different now than 20/10 years ago.

 

I know people who are staying in a 4000 ThB room, only eating Thai street Thai, but go drinking, and paying Lady Drinks daily.

 

Are they living on the cheap?

 

 

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I couldn't see myself spending 50k a day even if I was a billionaire, you'd have to be constantly shopping. A normal day consists of food, cigarettes maybe the odd thing from 711. Even then I don't smoke an entire pack a day and I do weekly food shops so all I'm really paying for is the MRT and Lunch. That's less than 200THB.

 

Your margins are a bit silly tbh

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