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@VeteranAndrew @saylordocs Boots on the ground in both Manila and Bangkok. Bangkok hands down. Not everyone in the Philippines speaks/understands English. Some Thais speak/understand some English. Infrastructure is simply not comparable as is the food.

@saylordocs What about the Philippines? I’ve heard it has a higher Christian population and higher % of English speakers?

$5,000/month USD is around $155,000/month in Thailand. That’s luxury condo, daily massages, great food, zero stress. You’re not rich in the West… but you live like a king in Thailand. Now you understand why people are moving there.

@saylordocs Shhhh

@WallStreetApes High trust society or the Japanese just possess a normal human behavior that is lost in much of the world?

Man visits Japan and is shocked to find at the Apple Store nothing is locked down You are free to pick up the iPhones, Apple Watches and the IPad Pro and use them There are no security cables or security devices on the products This wouldn’t last 10 seconds in America “So this is what a high trust society looks like”

@MrsMassacre @boomer_714 Ahhh the smell of pew pew powder

Montana and Wyoming are sister states and you're not welcome in either one of them. Why? Because if you weren't raised here, you will never fit into our world. Here's the annual machine gun and cannon shoot. You're not ready for our culture.

@CaryKelly11 Soak in that vitamin sunshine

This will be me on the very first sunny day off I get where the temperature climbs above 60. Source: dani.villar (IG)

@WR4NYGov Value for money is lost in the US.

I was just talking to a friend who lives in Nonthaburi, northwest of Bangkok, far out but on the transit system (MRT Purple). He rents a 350 sqft condo, tower with rooftop pool and great gym. 9500 baht/month - about $300. New units sell for 1.89M baht, under $60K.

@nickshirleyy By this point all this fraud is a conglomerate that should be bankrupted.

NYC is now spending $81,000 per homeless person The average median household income is $81,000 for a New Yorker You work hard and receive nothing in return while the homeless receive your entire paycheck for free Stop the waste and fraud.

@WallStreetApes Value for money is not present in the US.

American rented a vehicle for $50 a day for 17 days from Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the cost was $850.00 But then came the fees… - Sales Tax: $92.47 - Concession Recovery Fee: $98.42 - Customer Facility Charge: $45 - Tourism Commission Assessment Rec: $29.75 - Vehicle License Assessment Recovery Fee: $29.75 Estimated Total: $1,151.51 That’s $301.51 in taxes and fees to rent a vehicle This should be illegal

@WR4NYGov Prachuap Khiri Khan. S of Hua Hin. Has a beautiful bay, promenade. Peaceful looking.

@Michael_K_AZ What’s PKK?

If you could spend one month in any place on Earth, to see if you might want to move there, what’s first on your list?

@wilsonhlthcoach No room after eating meat and eggs, simple.

A friend on Facebook: "Being an adult means you realize that meat is part of a meal, not the entire meal. You need to mix in veggies, whole grains, fiber. In my 20s, I used to eat just meat for a meal, nothing else. No sides, no vegetables, nothing. Thank goodness I matured." It's so cute when I see 30-somethings who have always been fit and healthy, who have never struggled with weight issues or health problems, make posts like this. I used to be just like this in my 20s, 30s, and early 40s, encouraging this same type of diet. And I was extremely overweight. Every time I tried to eat this way, I always struggled. Then, in my 40s, I began developing health issues, and I tried this way of eating once more. I lost some weight but still struggled. Then I started carnivore. Eating only meat and eggs has made me the healthiest I've ever been in my life. If that makes me immature, oh well. I'd rather be an immature fit and healthy woman than a dead one.

@JCChristopher @ICannot_Enough This must be fake, I haven’t seen it on any news channel yet. Oh wait I don’t watch those channels.

I went to the exact same location of the Cybertruck accident shown in the Fox News video. This is the US-69/59 Eastex Freeway northbound HOV lane at the Y-split near the Eastex Park & Ride exit (approaching from downtown Houston toward Humble). In the Fox News video, the vehicle failed to follow the right curve, going straight into the barrier. Well, I tested it twice today with Tesla FSD engaged the entire time with zero human intervention. And unless you think I am a hologram speaking to you from another dimension now, it worked out really well. Here is the video of me taking the exact same curve twice, with Tesla FSD v14.2.2.5.

@CaryKelly11 Ground lamb is a great substitute for beef, typically 2X per week.

How do you feel about lamb aka land salmon? With the price of beef escalating the way it is, this lady makes a really good pitch for sheep/lamb. Sheep can feed your family faster, easier and cheaper than any other livestock. They don't need expensive grain. They do just fine on grass and weeds. Lamb can be eaten at 6 months. Cows take 1.5 years. Twice the offspring as cows. Easier to manage. Source: bigskyranchess (IG)

@wilsonhlthcoach My go to meal. Satisfying, proper fuel for the body, easy to cook, easy cleanup. Someone once said you can’t get full on fancy.

This is the kind of food I grew up on: Ground Beef & Eggs My mom used to call it "country breakfast." We didn't have much food when I was a kid. We never ate out. We couldn't afford seafood or steak. I didn't even try a steak until I was 16, and it was one I bought myself from money I made working. We never had snacks and hardly ever had dessert. Any vegetables we ate were always canned goods. The only fruit we ate was what grew natural in the area, which were apples and blackberries. But they were seasonal. In the winter to spring, we typically ate no fruit. Our cupboards were often bare. Sometimes, we had to get food from the food bank. Mom made a lot of spaghetti, casseroles, and meatloaf. But one of my favorites was this "country breakfast." I think she had to use powdered eggs, but I didn't care. I liked it! I still make it often, not because I can't afford a steak, but because it gives me everything I need and it keeps my appetite fully satisfied. This is 8oz of local black angus ground beef with 2 duck eggs, also from a local friend who has chickens and ducks. The cost is about $5.50. It would be even cheaper with budget store-bought meat and eggs. This is the kind of food that I've been eating for almost three years now. The kind of food that has helped me become the healthiest I've ever been. This is my kind of "country breakfast."

@WR4NYGov I’m pretty confident that there will be more $B’s in the next few years

I would love to be proven wrong, but TeraFab will need a lot more than $20B in CapEx.

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@WR4NYGov Blinded by their own reality.

Today on Facebook Russians in Pattaya complaining about how Thai people behave

@BoBbyPleWniaK 🤞🙏

Saw a shooting star on our 6 a.m. run this morning. Last time we saw one was the morning my wife found out and told me she was pregnant the first time. Maybe a sign. Send more good vibes our way.

@CaryKelly11 Large amounts?, that’s like two servings😎

This is why cooking bacon in the oven is the best way to do it. Plus no splatter, perfectly cooked pieces, low maintenance & you can do large amounts at once. Use parchment on top of foil. Bake at 375 for 30-35 minutes for regular thickness bacon.

@WR4NYGov @_SFTahoe Wonder how long the Delaware ‘case’ slowed all the progress?

@_SFTahoe We didn't vote for a Terafab, digital Optimus, or space compute, and we didn't include them in his incentives. You'd almost think he's motivated by what's best for the company (and humanity) than he is by the incentive schemes.

First, Tesla shareholders vote in favor of CEO Incentive plan with audacious milestones. Then, Elon Musk makes Bold Bets like a TeraFab, Digital Optimus and AI Space Compute. Inevitably, the EXACT SAME critics that dismissed the milestones as “impossible” will say were too easy…..