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Tourism Strong Baht and Safety Fears Weigh on Thai Tourism
Airport multi-currency ATMs: fast for cash, faster at shrinking your wallet — use a local Thai bank ATM instead. -
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Here we go
It is amusing that when it’s something the left wants, price is no object, but when it’s something they are against, all of a sudden, they are concerned about the cost. -
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Its Time to End the War
https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/08/it-doesnt-matter-what-europe-thinks-and-thats-ok/ "The reason why the confusions and logical faults in Europe’s approach to the Ukrainian issue have gotten so out of hand is of course because Ukraine has become an ideological crusade for European establishments and beyond. This is possible to understand from an emotional perspective but it is not excusable in terms of statecraft. The Alaska summit may thus be an opportunity to reset the European conversation on these controversial topics. Europe’s future security and prosperity depends on two things. One is what it does within its borders, not what humanitarian projects or adventures it pursues abroad or just across the border. The other is how it ensures that NATO remains a serious, nuclear-protected community of allies that no Russian leader would dare to attack. Whether a “good” or a “bad” peace deal emerges from Alaska makes little difference to Europe’s real priorities – as long as there is peace in the end." Sometimes you have to deal with scumbags. Like Gambino affiliated unions and megalomaniac KGB thugs. Lets make a good deal for the world -
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U.S. alcohol consumption hits near-100 year low
I like American rum. Though rarely drink it. -
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Bt 800,000?
Do what you want. I suggested a deposit that acts as update + shows activity on the day. If you are confident on what's required why ask. BBL have update machine. Some banks not so -
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How scared should we be of AI?
IDK, that seems to me like one of the first manual labor things that could be automated with robots. I don't think plumbers and most other people in trades have anything to worry about though. We are still a very long way from robots being able to do that. It's mostly just whitecollar stuff that will be disrupted.
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