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Wake Up! - EVs Are Here, and Your Gas Guzzler is on Life Support
You are correct IMO in that ICE cars are much better for trips over 200 kilometers ( probably 250to 280). I drive well over 250 kilometers about once a month and it can be frustrating at times the with the EV. Usually I just remind myself to calm down and why rush. I'm retired, have the luxury of time, and usually traveling solo. As one poster stated, It take 20 minutes to charge from 30-80% is far from accurate in my experience and you will be looking for another charger in a little over 100 kilometers after charging to 80%. Charger not working, chargers full, extremely slow charger, no electronic chargers on your route(detour time!) to name a few of the challenges. I enjoy my EV and it fits my lifestyle very well. By far the best car I've ever owned. Just took the Hilux on a 60 kilometer trip and simply don't like it anymore. Still debating if I need both. Can't wait till they come out with a Truck that cost around a million baht. -
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Chewing things over.
IMO your extension of stay may no longer be valid, and there would be problems with 90 day reporting. You would be unable to travel outside Thailand. -
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American Woman, more =uppity= nowadays?: American Woman, stay away from me..!?
So you met your "normal women" but none of them wanted you! More likely they would have turned out like your other wives, if they had stuck around long enough. -
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O no Canada! Canadians Booing the American anthem at hockey games
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
Great, whatever works. Hopefully, there won’t be any questions about it from them in the future. I’m not saying there’s only one way to do things, I’m just sharing what I did. What I submitted wasn’t a requirement; it was simply a suggestion from the department head to include some supporting documentation for the income figure I reported from my overseas remittances in 2024. That said, I’m a bit confused. You mentioned filing tax returns in years prior to 2024 for money you had transferred in at the time. Why would you have done that before 2024?
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