It'd be good if you can do a video on investments. I've done a similar thing to you, drawn all my Aussie super out and put it in fixed deposits which with a property investment provides me enough to live here. Where I am at is what to do once the terms end, because interest rate will have dropped.
Box of cornflakes on the counter. Bravo. When I traveled to Asia, I ate the local food for three weeks and then jumped at the chance to buy a box of cornflakes when I saw it in the store. Best bowl of cornflakes and milk I've ever had.
New Favourite TH-cam channel. Congratulations Mate. Living many of our dream. Keep the content coming, think you're going to do really well with the channel.
I spent January in Chiang Mai. My first Thailand trip. Followed by 2 more months of traveling Thailand. Chiang Mai is my favorite place so far. As of now, it's where I would retire.
At one time I thought the same - until I found out about all the smoke there ! -- Not so easy to breathe so I hear ? -- All else appears wonderful. Many leave for a few months every year to avoid all the smoke. -?- I really like the vibe the food choices the low costs and the English spoken in Siem Reap myself. Just too damn hot half the year ! ( ? )
The first condo I rented in Bangkok I stayed six months had the condo thoroughly cleaned, bought new pillows, bed sheets. Called the owner two weeks early to let them know condo was cleaned and ready for them to inspect. After that call the owner wouldn't answer my calls. Two months later I told a lady bartender that my previous landlord wouldn't answer my calls and return my deposit. The bartender called my landlord and the next day my landlord drove to my new address to return my deposit 100 percent.
Hi Peter, Thanks for the tour of your new home. It looks really nice and the price is very low. I'll be looking forward to seeing the neighborhood. Have a great day. Jeff
5:10 That's why I have said, many times, *"my workshop is not as big as it looks"* 8:14 .... "dishes in the sink" --- I feel right at home already, haha! 13:27 Wow! Great view! And no snow --- bonus! 19:21 So, what do I think? Fantastic Peter! 29:38 Looking forward to the walkabout. Thanks!
Another great video. I am so happy you found such a great condo for a great price too. Thanks for the heads up about 'Perfect Homes', will definitely use them when I decide to go over next year.
Welcome to Chiang mai Pete. Your condo is priced reasonably. You did well. You'll like it here. Just need some transport ,like a bike or car . Enjoy yourself!
Super rich is seen as a good money exchanger. Best rates at money exchanger on Ping river. Just past night bixarre and several bars. Turn left at the T intersection. Located on the river side a few doors down.
new sub here, I'm planning to move to either Thailand/Vietnam/Philippines when I hit 60 (Aussie here too), so 4 years to go and the trips to check the places out have already started. Glad I found your channel, looking forward to all the info :)
Great introduction for retire in Thailand! I am living in Sydney and in 50s too, same as you, cheers for close retire age. I am not sure how you dealing with healthcare insurance, how much you pay per year? Also I heard that the supply water is not really go in Chain Mai, is that an issue for you? Your condo looks very nice and cheap. Good luck for your journey.
Thanks... I have no health cover.. minor issues are very cheap here, but I will get cover in the future. Water is bottled all over thailand.. but I have been boiling tap water to drink... I have always had a good immune system ;) btw there is cheap heath insurance over here. I just haven't looked into it yet.
@@DiscoveringThailand As far as I know, seems the tap water in Chain Mai has an issue with heavy metal contain too much, which seems can not make it away through boiling. Thank you anyway. Cheers.
Nice place, wonder how much it would cost for 3 months? Agree with you about pool, we love swiming or read a book by it on hot days. Thank you for showing our your apartment👍
Your studio looks great Peter. Everything you'll need and you're just living by yourself. Personally, I think I'll be living in Bangkok when I move. Or at least, for the first period. My wife currently lives in Pattani and would love to live in Bangkok as well, although she also has her home in Phayao. But that is more in the rural part, which I'm not a huge fan of. Looking forward to catching up on your upcoming videos.
Hey Peter from Adelaide. The Internet here as you well know is horrendously slow I get 100 up 35 down for AU$105 mnth, so to get 300/300 for 300 baht what's that AU$12...bloody hell that's brilliant. Crackn place with some good amenities that would be beneficial, the cross breeze, non westerly view. Your the second chap to recommend CM Riverside Condos...would suit me. Steal of a price!
Great videos well done What have you done about your Aust age Pension did you set everything up with Centre Link before you left? I was told you have to live in Australia 2 years before pension age in my case 67 years but i have not checked.
I did not set anything with center link. the pension is 10 yes away, and the rules change. I heard about the 2-year thing but not a concern for a long time. 😀
Models?! I build models, too. I was wondering how I would model when I retire there! What kind of models do you build? Mostly WWII aircraft and armor for me.
Someone still learning English told me there are three good reasons for the netting on his balcony: (1) "keeps the bird out"; (2) "keeps the Chiang Mai burglar out"; (3) "prevents disillusioned and depressed farangs from jumping". (must have been made of cast iron)
Omg, I was choking in Bangkok in January. I can’t imagine being up there in Chiang Mai where it’s worse. A person’s likelihood of getting a heart attack or an asthma attack is high when the air quality is really bad like that.
@@DiscoveringThailand Excellent. It would be nice to see the grounds of the complex where you are: the pool, any workout facility, and so on. Thanks so much.
Hi Peter, thanks for the informative video. You started to say something about the visa but didnt finish it? Be interested to hear about that process and the choices you worked through. Cheers mate.
Next step if i may suggest, you should buy a condo or even a small house. The money you pay for rent will add up a lot if you keep renting for too long. 😊
@@DiscoveringThailand I used to live in Chiang Mai for years (still think about going back there) and have some friends living there. If you need to know anything about that province, please let me know. I might be able to assist you. Cheers 👍😊🙏
@@2Rugrats9597 Not always that cheaper to rent than buy. And it's kinda smarter way to own than rent especially in the city of Chiang Mai. You can sell your house later then. Renting is a gone money period. 😁🙏
Ay Chihuahua! A quick review of Thai real estate prices and currency fluctuations over the past decade suggests buying is a poor investment -- particularly with all the new buildings now going up. The *don't-pay-your-landlord's-mortgage* idea has worked well in the West, but not SE Asia. Also, I believe this gent will tire of Chiang Mai long before his 12-month rental term is up, and will be glad he didn't buy anything there.
govt rate for electric is 4.5 or 4.8 baht a unit , one would think it would be in your name and go to YOUR letter box which shows its most probably still in her name and your getting charged more ( at her marked up rate ) I hope for your sake I'm wrong
@@DiscoveringThailandhow did she confirm this,,did you see the bill with the government rates on it,,was it from the company or just the rental company logo, are you just paying while trusting the agent??,
Great video.lots of info..everything perfect (for me) except its in Chiang Mai 🤣 whilst i like CM i was looking for places near sea. But great video dude. /subbed edit: do you pick up post from the 7-11 or is delivered to reception??
I love the beach to but even when I am near a beach I tend to go in the pool most the time... And I am happy with a pool here... Post comes to reception and they ring you of leave a note at your door. Very reliable.
@@grahamhutton1633 It's all about your age. If you were born before 1 July 1960 you can get access to your super when you turn 55. If you were born later the age varies between 55 and 60
Nice place for the $ as i see it ! -- The BS visa rules and costs are my biggest complaints with Thailand. Seems like they only want rich people to stay there long term. -?- Cambodia has a much friendlier visa for retirement and the price is cheap ! No requirements either !!! And you never have to leave on a BS - "visa run" like many require ? -- It would satisfy me - only w/o those financial requirements ? --- The lack of English might not be to my liking either compared to Cambodia or the Philippines - perhaps even Malaysia. For some reason - they all speak much more English. -?-
I was in Cambodia last year, I didn't think much of the food, rentals were cheap, but not much to visit other than the usual tourist attractions around the country and I found it covered in litter everywhere. Just my observations, I have never been to the Philippines. Looks like Covid had a huge impact and Cambodia is still recovering.
I just retired to KL. I've lived in Asia ( Hong Kong) for 30 years and was torn between Thailand and Malaysia. I still absolutely love Thailand don't get me wrong, but ultimately Malaysian wins out for me in a number of categories. Retirement visa is permanent and straight forward compared to Thailand. No 90 day reporting crap. English is spoken by everyone, its an official language so everything is easy. Costs are less for most things than Thailand. My luxury condo is about 30-40 percent cheaper than the equivalent in Bangkok. It's very 'first world' just with developing country pricing. The only negative would be it's a much more quiet slow pace of life place - it doesn't have the dynamism, excitement, naughty nightlife of Thailand. But I'm all loved up so I'm not in the market for a gf but if you were some guys will prefer Thailand I think.
@@willsmith39 The heat is just too much for me in most of S E Asia. Sweating all the time is not comfortable or to my liking 'always' needing a shower ! -- Comfortable most the time is more to my liking. -- Chapala Mexico or Cuenca Ecuador perhaps - or Tagaytay Philippines ?
@@frankkluz9787 Yeah it's definitely very hot and humid. I think Baguio in the Philippines is not so bad climate wise, I had to wear a light sweater when I went, but the Philippines is the one place in Asia I personally would not retire to, I've got to lots of reasons. Hong Kong actually has seasons at least. It's cool and dry and sunny in November and December and gets properly cold in January/ February. I had the Aircon off from mid October until early May usually. My plan if KL gets too oppressive heat wise is to spend chunks of time at the hill stations. I might even move to the Cameron Highlands permanently - no Aircon required. It's beautiful and cool there but obviously quite small.
It's great to see an Australian doing these videos, and quoting in Aust Dollar, I am sick of seeing videos when all the quote in US dollar.... Our dollar is a lot more then there's, keep doing that please and i will keep watching.....
It'd be good if you can do a video on investments. I've done a similar thing to you, drawn all my Aussie super out and put it in fixed deposits which with a property investment provides me enough to live here. Where I am at is what to do once the terms end, because interest rate will have dropped.
I don't know anything about investing, but I did buy thai gold baht it's gone up 25% in 8 mths and is still going up 😀
@@DiscoveringThailand I thought you said in your video that you would do a video on investing
@brentonlett3417 no I know nothing about it.
@@DiscoveringThailand go to 22.30 to 22.52 on your video you talk about plans then say you can do a video on that.
@brentonlett3417 Oh yes, I was just referring to buying more thai gold. Thats all. I guess I could do a video on that 😉
Box of cornflakes on the counter. Bravo. When I traveled to Asia, I ate the local food for three weeks and then jumped at the chance to buy a box of cornflakes when I saw it in the store. Best bowl of cornflakes and milk I've ever had.
Behind that is the peanut butter :) haha
New Favourite TH-cam channel.
Congratulations Mate. Living many of our dream.
Keep the content coming, think you're going to do really well with the channel.
Thanks, mate, and welcome. Seems like it's popular, to my surprise 😀
I spent January in Chiang Mai. My first Thailand trip. Followed by 2 more months of traveling Thailand. Chiang Mai is my favorite place so far. As of now, it's where I would retire.
At one time I thought the same - until I found out about all the smoke there ! -- Not so easy to breathe so I hear ? -- All else appears wonderful. Many leave for a few months every year to avoid all the smoke. -?- I really like the vibe the food choices the low costs and the English spoken in Siem Reap myself. Just too damn hot half the year ! ( ? )
Wishing you all the best and happiness here. You're welcome to the land of smile.
Thank you 😊 🙏
The first condo I rented in Bangkok I stayed six months had the condo thoroughly cleaned, bought new pillows, bed sheets. Called the owner two weeks early to let them know condo was cleaned and ready for them to inspect. After that call the owner wouldn't answer my calls. Two months later I told a lady bartender that my previous landlord wouldn't answer my calls and return my deposit. The bartender called my landlord and the next day my landlord drove to my new address to return my deposit 100 percent.
Yep, once the landlord learned you weren't so alone, isolated and vulnerable the attitude changed.
Great property review! We have shared with our viewers too!
A condo that size and price is great.....I love Chiang Mai.... Thanks for sharing the info.
It really is! so I'm told..Cheers
Hi Peter, Thanks for the tour of your new home. It looks really nice and the price is very low. I'll be looking forward to seeing the neighborhood. Have a great day. Jeff
5:10 That's why I have said, many times, *"my workshop is not as big as it looks"*
8:14 .... "dishes in the sink" --- I feel right at home already, haha!
13:27 Wow! Great view! And no snow --- bonus!
19:21 So, what do I think? Fantastic Peter!
29:38 Looking forward to the walkabout. Thanks!
Another great video. I am so happy you found such a great condo for a great price too. Thanks for the heads up about 'Perfect Homes', will definitely use them when I decide to go over next year.
Your welcome 🙏
Welcome to Chiang mai Pete. Your condo is priced reasonably. You did well. You'll like it here. Just need some transport ,like a bike or car . Enjoy yourself!
Super rich is seen as a good money exchanger. Best rates at money exchanger on Ping river. Just past night bixarre and several bars. Turn left at the T intersection. Located on the river side a few doors down.
Thanks for the info!
you should run the aircon to make sure it works consistenly
Good idea, I will test it 👍
Wow, great condo for the price. Will check it out when I return after the burning season.
How much did you pay to Perfect Homes?
Nothing, The agent get the fee from the landlord, They don't charge to show you around properties or any fee if you decide to rent one :)
new sub here, I'm planning to move to either Thailand/Vietnam/Philippines when I hit 60 (Aussie here too), so 4 years to go and the trips to check the places out have already started. Glad I found your channel, looking forward to all the info :)
Welcome, Thanks for subbing!
Have you considered Malaysia? I'd be interested in your views about that place.
@@sebastianhamilton5892 not thought about it, I here it's nice there.
Great introduction for retire in Thailand! I am living in Sydney and in 50s too, same as you, cheers for close retire age. I am not sure how you dealing with healthcare insurance, how much you pay per year? Also I heard that the supply water is not really go in Chain Mai, is that an issue for you? Your condo looks very nice and cheap. Good luck for your journey.
Thanks... I have no health cover.. minor issues are very cheap here, but I will get cover in the future. Water is bottled all over thailand.. but I have been boiling tap water to drink... I have always had a good immune system ;) btw there is cheap heath insurance over here. I just haven't looked into it yet.
@@DiscoveringThailand As far as I know, seems the tap water in Chain Mai has an issue with heavy metal contain too much, which seems can not make it away through boiling. Thank you anyway. Cheers.
Looks a comfortable place at a great price in a nice area! Well done.
It really is! Cheers
Nice place, wonder how much it would cost for 3 months? Agree with you about pool, we love swiming or read a book by it on hot days. Thank you for showing our your apartment👍
Thank you my friend. You are living the dream!
Looks good Pete and well worth the asking price per month.
normally one pays electric bill at the Juristic Office which is usually near the main entrance
Correct, at foyer. Juristic is a new word for me :)
Chiang Mai so beautiful place 😊🫰❤️😉👍🎉🎊
Your studio looks great Peter. Everything you'll need and you're just living by yourself. Personally, I think I'll be living in Bangkok when I move. Or at least, for the first period. My wife currently lives in Pattani and would love to live in Bangkok as well, although she also has her home in Phayao. But that is more in the rural part, which I'm not a huge fan of.
Looking forward to catching up on your upcoming videos.
Thanks for following along.
No @@DiscoveringThailand , thank you for keeping us all informed.
Hey Peter from Adelaide. The Internet here as you well know is horrendously slow I get 100 up 35 down for AU$105 mnth, so to get 300/300 for 300 baht what's that AU$12...bloody hell that's brilliant. Crackn place with some good amenities that would be beneficial, the cross breeze, non westerly view. Your the second chap to recommend CM Riverside Condos...would suit me. Steal of a price!
So happy for you that you have a found a lovely place thanks to perfect Homes and Jon thank you Jon great condo mate
Thanks so much
if your there long term .. 6 mths or longer you need a place 40 - 60 sq Mts
This place is 46 sq Mts. Suits me well :)
Looks like you gotta bargain there Peter. How far from Loi Kroh Rd?
15min walk
Good video well done have subscribed from Scott new Zealand
Great videos well done
What have you done about your Aust age Pension did you set everything up with Centre Link before you left?
I was told you have to live in Australia 2 years before pension age in my case 67 years but i have not checked.
I did not set anything with center link. the pension is 10 yes away, and the rules change. I heard about the 2-year thing but not a concern for a long time. 😀
Like your Videos you give more detailed information most dont go into detail
Models?! I build models, too. I was wondering how I would model when I retire there! What kind of models do you build? Mostly WWII aircraft and armor for me.
This is me... :) www.youtube.com/@OzScalemodeling
Thank you for your video.
IIRC super lump sum withdrawal might attract higher tax? About 2%. Check it out. I might be wrong.
Nice condo! You could take the netting down and get yourself a decoy owl 🦉
Actually someone has an owl up on a balcony with no netting... Yes I could I suppose 🐦🐦🙏
Someone still learning English told me there are three good reasons for the netting on his balcony:
(1) "keeps the bird out";
(2) "keeps the Chiang Mai burglar out";
(3) "prevents disillusioned and depressed farangs from jumping". (must have been made of cast iron)
I remember the walk through of this condo. I can’t remember if it was PH or Jon who did it
I think jon did one.
Peter - it’s burning season there right now - what are your thoughts on how that is. Thanks!
Omg, I was choking in Bangkok in January. I can’t imagine being up there in Chiang Mai where it’s worse. A person’s likelihood of getting a heart attack or an asthma attack is high when the air quality is really bad like that.
We will take a walk in the next video and discuss it.
@@DiscoveringThailand Excellent. It would be nice to see the grounds of the complex where you are: the pool, any workout facility, and so on. Thanks so much.
Hi Peter, thanks for the informative video. You started to say something about the visa but didnt finish it? Be interested to hear about that process and the choices you worked through. Cheers mate.
Will chat about the visa next video :)
Good video Pete and great value condo !
Thanks 👍
What happened if the TV goes bang who pays , in the rent agreement
I guess if you throw a brick at it, you pay. If it just stops working then it's covered. But I've never in my life had a TV *go bang * 😉
nice apartment , that's all one needs
wow peter nice place were do i sleep when i come over to visit ? can you make more vids of the place when you go out plz keep them coming buddy
Will do a walking video next time as show you around.
Maybe he’ll share his bed with ya. 😂
Thats an IKEA chair so comfortable 😊 new sub..... i hope to foolow your steps soon ,... i dont see woman muving there by themself dont know why !?.😊
I don't see why women would not move here, I could think of a lot worse places! Yes its a great chair..Welcome to the channel :)
Looks very nice Peter. Would you think about eventually buying one of the condos?
Yes I would, one day :)
always find out where the fire department and ambulances run never overlook this concern for peace and quiet
Good point, hospitals are everywhere. Late at night (some) ambulance turn off the sirens 🚨
He lives 2 doors from the hospital (across the road from the Centara Riverside Hotel)
@@thai-edupinchiangmai1134 wow 😊😊😊you must be local
I think that would be about £250/300 a month for that apartment
Very informative Peter 👍👍🦘🦘
It’s a decent place; nice location too.
Next step if i may suggest, you should buy a condo or even a small house. The money you pay for rent will add up a lot if you keep renting for too long. 😊
That's the plan! When I get my Super... Until then I have to rent.
@@DiscoveringThailand I used to live in Chiang Mai for years (still think about going back there) and have some friends living there. If you need to know anything about that province, please let me know. I might be able to assist you. Cheers 👍😊🙏
Cheaper to rent than buy unless you’re guaranteed to live in that city till you die. Your NOY tied down to any special place
@@2Rugrats9597 Not always that cheaper to rent than buy. And it's kinda smarter way to own than rent especially in the city of Chiang Mai. You can sell your house later then.
Renting is a gone money period. 😁🙏
Ay Chihuahua! A quick review of Thai real estate prices and currency fluctuations over the past decade suggests buying is a poor investment -- particularly with all the new buildings now going up. The *don't-pay-your-landlord's-mortgage* idea has worked well in the West, but not SE Asia. Also, I believe this gent will tire of Chiang Mai long before his 12-month rental term is up, and will be glad he didn't buy anything there.
You can get cleaning ladies sombody put up a video it was 15 bht and 3 ladies done it in no time you help the people 😊😊
very informative ....thank you
You're welcome
govt rate for electric is 4.5 or 4.8 baht a unit , one would think it would be in your name and go to YOUR letter box which shows its most probably still in her name and your getting charged more ( at her marked up rate ) I hope for your sake I'm wrong
The real estate agent took the readings for the 1st week/period and confirmed Gov rate :)
@@DiscoveringThailand , just said what I did so you were aware and not being ripped off
@@geofferyrobertson6608Thanks
@@geofferyrobertson6608 Thanks
@@DiscoveringThailandhow did she confirm this,,did you see the bill with the government rates on it,,was it from the company or just the rental company logo, are you just paying while trusting the agent??,
Great video.lots of info..everything perfect (for me) except its in Chiang Mai 🤣 whilst i like CM i was looking for places near sea. But great video dude. /subbed edit: do you pick up post from the 7-11 or is delivered to reception??
I love the beach to but even when I am near a beach I tend to go in the pool most the time... And I am happy with a pool here... Post comes to reception and they ring you of leave a note at your door. Very reliable.
@@DiscoveringThailand thanks for the info 👍
just goes to show with the internet how much we get shafted in australia
Yep !
💯
Mate. It’s a Australian Colloquial term , to translate , no longer functional,
So if the TV , is in such a state ,
By the agreement, who pays ??
The Landlord replaces or repairs. By my Agreement. :)
Did you say 300 baht? I cant get my head around that. Is there a catch like data caps?
No limit on home internet, 30gb on sim card, I will never get near that 😉
Have they got a Bangkok Bank 🏦 near 🤔
2 within 15mim walk
@@DiscoveringThailand cheers mate 😉💯👍👍🏼👍🏻👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿🇮🇪🤑
love the vlog..but yeah the intro is too long:):) sorry
Fixed 😀👍
Thought that was your condo in the opening sequence, unfortunately not.
Yes I made that intro before I left Australia, Guess It was wishful thinking :)
so your on the 9th /10th floor then ... just a guess
This was very interesting, thank you. I hope you don’t make too much mess when you’re airbrushing your models.😂
🎼🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Trying no to 😉
I thought Australia is age 67 for access to super
Super is 60, pension in most cases 67.
No, 67 is the aged pension age. You can access super from age 55 and being retired.
@@grahamhutton1633 It's all about your age. If you were born before 1 July 1960 you can get access to your super when you turn 55. If you were born later the age varies between 55 and 60
Nice place for the $ as i see it ! -- The BS visa rules and costs are my biggest complaints with Thailand. Seems like they only want rich people to stay there long term. -?- Cambodia has a much friendlier visa for retirement and the price is cheap ! No requirements either !!! And you never have to leave on a BS - "visa run" like many require ? -- It would satisfy me - only w/o those financial requirements ? --- The lack of English might not be to my liking either compared to Cambodia or the Philippines - perhaps even Malaysia. For some reason - they all speak much more English. -?-
I was in Cambodia last year, I didn't think much of the food, rentals were cheap, but not much to visit other than the usual tourist attractions around the country and I found it covered in litter everywhere. Just my observations, I have never been to the Philippines. Looks like Covid had a huge impact and Cambodia is still recovering.
I just retired to KL. I've lived in Asia ( Hong Kong) for 30 years and was torn between Thailand and Malaysia.
I still absolutely love Thailand don't get me wrong, but ultimately Malaysian wins out for me in a number of categories.
Retirement visa is permanent and straight forward compared to Thailand. No 90 day reporting crap.
English is spoken by everyone, its an official language so everything is easy.
Costs are less for most things than Thailand. My luxury condo is about 30-40 percent cheaper than the equivalent in Bangkok.
It's very 'first world' just with developing country pricing.
The only negative would be it's a much more quiet slow pace of life place - it doesn't have the dynamism, excitement, naughty nightlife of Thailand. But I'm all loved up so I'm not in the market for a gf but if you were some guys will prefer Thailand I think.
@@willsmith39 The heat is just too much for me in most of S E Asia. Sweating all the time is not comfortable or to my liking 'always' needing a shower ! -- Comfortable most the time is more to my liking. -- Chapala Mexico or Cuenca Ecuador perhaps - or Tagaytay Philippines ?
@@frankkluz9787 Yeah it's definitely very hot and humid. I think Baguio in the Philippines is not so bad climate wise, I had to wear a light sweater when I went, but the Philippines is the one place in Asia I personally would not retire to, I've got to lots of reasons.
Hong Kong actually has seasons at least. It's cool and dry and sunny in November and December and gets properly cold in January/ February. I had the Aircon off from mid October until early May usually.
My plan if KL gets too oppressive heat wise is to spend chunks of time at the hill stations. I might even move to the Cameron Highlands permanently - no Aircon required. It's beautiful and cool there but obviously quite small.
It's great to see an Australian doing these videos, and quoting in Aust Dollar, I am sick of seeing videos when all the quote in US dollar.... Our dollar is a lot more then there's, keep doing that please and i will keep watching.....
be careful investing in anything in Thailand
I didnt get how much is your condo. USD
US $225 a month :)
How much is a foot massage where you are?
I think it was about 200 Baht for 1hr
Your intro is about 20 seconds too long.... carry on.. haha
😉
show getting ICED Coffee im so tired of nothing but BAR videos
OK next video :)