Ah, you're spot on. Total oversight on my part—that is indeed for a one-way ticket. Thanks for keeping me honest! Even so, factoring in a few of those trips a year still works out far cheaper than paying for health insurance in Thailand, especially when you factor in collecting the $2,400 supplement and all the other medical and pharmaceutical benefits mentioned earlier. Not to mention the big savings from bringing back duty-free perfumes, decent cheeses, and chocolates! Plus, on a non-monetary level, getting to regularly see family and mates is absolutely invaluable.