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@viktorbensonyt If women love older men why would they be chasing a young 27-31yo guy? That's very young for a man.

There is something dangerous about being 27-31 years old as a guy Women comes easy to you because younger women loves older guys and older women wants to get married If you get carried away by the attention, you won’t know when you are single and 40+

@MikePoulliott @gabyvivassa Definitely not the free Gaza crowd. This list comes from the alt right who are claiming those countries are too liberal.

@gabyvivassa This is small D energy from the free Gaza crowd.

Top 5 countries you should escape sooner rather than later… 🇨🇦 Canada 🇦🇺 Australia 🇬🇧 UK 🇩🇪 Germany 🇳🇱 Netherlands Bonus 1 country you should renounce 🇺🇸 USA

@walsxbt If you're on holiday the difference is that $10,000 for a month now ztyaikandis comfortable. Whereas it woukd be allw budget trip and a but if a struggle in mkst countries.

Lots of replies accusing this tweet of misinformation Key details: - lived in Phuket, most expensive island in Thailand. Bangtao area, most expensive in Phuket - we spent $10k for two of us, myself and wife - includes hotels, daily massages and eating out 2x+ a day & cocktails

@Timrdk @Michael67293772 @KevinWSHPod Don't you transfer your US money to your ztgai account through Wise or similar?

@Michael67293772 @KevinWSHPod I have a local bank card, but I also have a U.S. bank card where I receive part of my income. So in any case, I have to pay fees on that card.

Just withdrew 1,000 THB at a Thailand ATM 350 THB in fees 35% fees We need an Alipay equivalent asap in the rest of the world

@KevinWSHPod @mariohk2 1000 will only last yoy a day, if that.

@mariohk2 1000 was already too much

@KevinWSHPod @oxngon Most street vendors have QR payment.

@oxngon what if i wanna buy something dodgy in the streets with cash?

@grumpysocks1966 @Linahuaa Local food is amazing n Thailand too. But KFC is considered a huge treat that people get very excited about. Even small towns have KFC and they are always crowded.

@Linahuaa With all the wonderful food easily available, why would anyone in China eat shit food like McDonalds and KFC? You have to be joking, right?

@666holydiver666 @Linahuaa It's called quarter pounder all over the world in metric system countries.

@Linahuaa They have the metric system in China. They don't know what the fuck a quarter pounder is.

@jesperbkk Makes sense in Bangkok. But still cheap where I live average families stil buying houses in those gated communities. 2-3 million baht for a brand new house.

Are you surprised (?)

@walsxbt Depends if you're on holiday or live here. For a holiday it isnt thay outrageous. You'd spend that just on a hotel in Europe.

Spent over $10,000 a month in Thailand Don’t let them tell you South East Asia is “cheap”. High quality lifestyle is expensive everywhere

@Michmue2 @chinafutureclub Got to be country of production as te cars that are made jn Thaikand are by Japanese companies (Tpyota and Honda)

@chinafutureclub this is by country of production? or headquarter of production company?

China overtakes Japan as the top car producer for Australia. Most people don’t realise Australia makes no cars.. Every new car is imported! 🇦🇺

@thejetlaggers_X @hispanicnomad I have heard Lamgkawi and Tioman have cheap alcohol. I haven't been there yet.

@T347222 @hispanicnomad True. Can't be into partying in KL. Although, my wife and I just spent some time in Langkawi, and it's dangerously cheap drinking. Duty free. Criminally underrated island and not just for the cheap drinks.

If Southeast Asian expat hubs were honest about why people move there: 🇹🇭 Bangkok: "We have everything. Malls, temples, street food, nightlife. You'll never leave and you'll stop understanding why you would" 🇹🇭 Chiang Mai: "We're Bangkok's chill cousin. $800/month, co-working cafés, and nobody judges you for leaving your laptop there all day" 🇮🇩 Bali: "Instagram found us first. The vibes are real but so is the visa queue" 🇻🇳 Ho Chi Minh City: "We move fast, we're loud, the food is absurd, and rent is still $400. Come before that changes" 🇲🇾 Kuala Lumpur: "Muslim-majority, English everywhere, cheap as hell, and zero one talks about us. Our loss, your gain"

@midego1 @hispanicnomad Yeah it's cheap compared to pur home countries but very expensive by SE Asjan standards.

@T347222 @hispanicnomad Yeah, I never understand why people call it cheap. I mean, my street food in Thailand is probably 30 to 60 baht, so that's between one and two dollars, same in Vietnam. Relatively speaking, it's still cheap compared to the Western countries.

@thejetlaggers_X @hispanicnomad Very expensive to drink there though. You can easily doihke your monthly budget just through drinking a few beers in the evenings.

@hispanicnomad Aside from Indo, I've to all of these places recently and can definitely confirm. Spot on... especially KL. No idea why it doesn't get more love. Maybe people are scared of the Islam but its barely noticed most of the time.

@midego1 @hispanicnomad And the famous street food is insanely expensive. Like $5 for street noodles in Bukit Bintang. Similar to Singapore.

@hispanicnomad Kuala Lumpur is not as cheap as they tell you. The food is cheap, but besides that, not really. Okay, and public transport.

@hispanicnomad $800 a month rent in Chiang Mai wpuod be very Luxurious. Even Bangkok you'd be looking at some nice places at that price.

@johnsimpli @AsianDigest Thais are not Hindus.

@AsianDigest based...never thought thai hindus would be that smart

Thailand wants no Indian & Israeli

@Spheromak1 @ThosMajor They din't need to catch up when ther own laws dictate that logic. All they need tk do is follow their own laws.

@T347222 @ThosMajor Maybe one day Thai drivers will catch up to your superior skills and logic. Meanwhile I’ll accept that Thais see things differently and adjust my driving and pedestrian behaviors accordingly.

This person has clearly never set foot in #Thailand Here's a video I shot in #Bangkok. Even people waving flags are struggling to stop traffic at a crossing. The usual approach by Thai drivers to pedestrians crossing the road is, flash headlights aggressively and speed up.

@Spheromak1 @ThosMajor It's not about fairness. It's about driving skill and logic. It-@ a pretty coward indication if ine if the reasons why Thai roads are among the most dangerous in the world.

@T347222 @ThosMajor Well if you haven’t learned that Thais naturally give right of way to larger vehicles and that your western sense of equality and fairness and respect of the law somehow overrides cultural norms than I’m quite sure we’ve found the source of your discontent.

@Spheromak1 @ThosMajor Actually you do need to. If yiu don't understand that then you shouldn't be driving since that is one of thebbasicnfundamentals that qualify you for a licence.

@T347222 @ThosMajor What a stupid question. But you definitely don’t need to yield to smaller vehicles. Get it yet?