Does your Thai family want your money? ครอบครัวไทยของคุณต้องการเงินของคุณหรือไม่?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- Does your Thai family want your money? ครอบครัวไทยของคุณต้องการเงินของคุณหรือไม่?
Watch as we begin our journey of building a farm from scratch in Buriram Thailand. The journey begins with us starting to fill in a 4 rai plot of land that was used as a rice field. Please like and subscribe and leave any comments you have about our journey. Are we crazy, foolish or brave? You tell us and enjoy the ride.
รับชมการเดินทางของเราในการสร้างฟาร์มตั้งแต่เริ่มต้นในจังหวัดบุรีรัมย์ ประเทศไทย การเดินทางเริ่มต้นด้วยการที่เราเริ่มถมที่ดินขนาด 4 ไร่ที่ใช้เป็นนาข้าว กรุณากดไลค์และติดตามและแสดงความคิดเห็นใด ๆ ที่คุณมีเกี่ยวกับการเดินทางของเรา เราบ้า โง่ หรือกล้าหาญกันแน่? คุณบอกเราและสนุกกับการนั่ง
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Beautiful story on your family David. Really enjoyed listening to that mate. You're spot on mate, you get a few bad eggs in any culture, thais and thai family's are absolutely wonderful
Thanks for listening Ricky, Already removed one muppet from the channel.
Onya Ricky,,forget Australia mate it’s gone to shit.
Liked นะครับ..
Thanks for watching. 🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋
I’d do anything for my Thai family mate, they’ve all shown me unconditional love more than any of my Australian family ever have ! They accepted me from the first time they met me and are all very protective of me 🇦🇺♥️🇹🇭
Great to hear another positive story. That was the idea of the video. 🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋
just say "no have money" from start and the family stay quiet 555
As I said in the video, I am their last line of defence. I can count on one hand they have asked, I was making the point to all the non educated that family values here are different. If I were to add it up, my family in the UK owe me more money and have never paid it back than my Thai family. I agree with you though, just don't offer and say no. That way you don't leave the door open to people taking advantage of you. Thanks for the comment as always Natt. 🍋🍋🍋🍋
Good take on living in Thailand, and I'm happy it worked out for you. I had a completely different experience, but that's okay we are where we are. It's difficult to know how we can be friends as you have a family and I live alone, you are a Manchester United supporter and i'm an Arsenal supporter, You are a Mancunian, I'm a Londoner. But as I said earlier it is what it is. As for those brave keyboard warriors, they have no idea what would happen to them if they spoke like that face to face or maybe they do, Anyway not worth worrying about in the words of the Great Jack Regan they are nothing but slags. LOL
Great insight. Thankyou.
Glad it was helpful!🍋🍋👏👏
Well said David speak as you find
See you next week buddy, Thanks as always for watching.
Great story! People need to understand that Thai people think differently to us. My sister in law said to me (in Thai) "Thai people don't think like falung". I agreed with her. It's taken me 20 years to understand my wife! I think I finally do now. :)
Well said! I learn every year more and more the nuances of Thai family and their mindset is different. The problem is that many foreigners want to come here and try and fix something that isn't broken. 🍋🍋🍋They should come here and embrace the culture they married into.
G’day David, how’s things mate ? 🇦🇺🙏
All good here buddy, thanks for dropping by and saying hello. 🍋🍋🍋
Been married almost 31 yrs, wife from issan ,,I met her in Melbourne. Have gotten a sister and two nieces to Australia and they now have citizenship,,had her brother come over for holiday and later this year another niece will come on education visa,,
When in Thailand I was treated with respect and care by the extended family and in-laws. I’ve already hit retirement age but hope to move there in a couple of years once my wife gets her Aussie pension ,,which will probably be pro rata on the number of her years in Oz.
I believe every one of my wife’s relatives that know me would go out of their way to help if I needed it , they are always open arms to me,,I highly doubt I would experience that with the relatives of an Australian wife.. Most Aussies only want to see the relatives once a year and often that is too much,,so I like the Thai way of families sticking together ,and that will be a blessing to me once I move there.
There are plenty of Thai stories that have ended in disaster ,but plenty that have ended well,,but that happens no matter what country you are in,,
Thank for your reply Keith. I have no doubt that when you do retire here in Thailand, you will be looked after in many ways and often it is subtle little things they do for you that matter the most. Thanks again for the view and good luck when you come to live here. 🍋🍋😎
I don’t believe any of that.
@@jerrymylove1754 so you thought you’d make a dumb statement to show what a deadbeat idiot you are.
News Flash Jerry!!! Nobody cares about your bitterness. This community is about positivity and the good in Thailand. Please feel free to project your sadness elsewhere. 🤡🤡🤡🍋🍋
@@lemonfarmthailand all lies you are spouting.
Hey David
Loved listening to your story. My wife is from isaan and I love my Thai family. They give me so much respect & love. I love my wife & that’s all they ask of me. Well said David 👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺
Thanks Jamie. 🍋🍋🍋
Stay hydrated brother….it creeps up on ya and then it’s too late….
Hi Craig, I am drinking loads of water. Thanks for dropping by and watching the videos.
Great story, Dave. You are a great couple and have a great family. I think we all know from what direction these negative opinions and experiences come from. And what are the reasons. It's not rocket science 😂Let’s stay positive 🙏
Well said! Ploy and Jay. Three big games coming up, so no travelling you guys🤣😉🍋🍋
@@lemonfarmthailand so do you mean we are isolated??? 😂
We have nowhere else to be but the mighty Buriram FC........😉😉
Thank you very much for sharing this experience of yours and for bringing out an important point in my opinion: once you have been accepted into the Thai family, you are indeed a member of it.
Money has nothing to do with it, but with how the whole relationship started and where.
My own experiences are very similar to what you describe in the video.
Thanks again for the video.
Thanks for sharing! great comment. 🍋🍋
Yes, they do. If you dont pay they will make you sad.
My wife and her family have never made me feel sad. Quite the opposite actually. One mistake doesn't mean you're a bad person. Things happen in life and it's how you deal with them that counts. 👌
@@lemonfarmthailand there are no mistakes only choices. Its not what you know 🥶 its about what you dont know and find out .. later. Way way too late At least for me. Whatever you do keep your independence. Remember betrayal can only come from those we trust ♥️.
Also, this kind of content is great. I think lots of people here are interested in your experiences living in, and being married to a Thai. Just don't start doing "food vlogs"!!! lol
Noted! You can rest assured that will not happen lol. 😂😂🍋🍋
Hahaha if they were after my money I guess they are disappointed....I dont have any. My Thai family built me and the kids a house when their daughter left and I didn't want to stay in the family home. My childrens grandparents are good people, it just skipped a generation with their mum 555....infact my childrens grandfather is 1 of the 2 great and good men i have known, the other being my father.
I may be a farang single dad now but i still have a loving thai family, they have always been there for me and the kids.
That last sentence is exactly what I was talking about. I am happy for you buddy. Thanks for sharing your story. 🍋🍋🍋
Been with my Thai wife for 15 years. I have never asked or expected her to work. Before I met her she was helping to support her family. So of course I assist them. It’s not an issue for me. I’m financially well off and take pride in my ability to support my family. It’s what a man does and should do. If you can’t or won’t then what good are you to any woman really? They are very grateful and have always treated me as one of their own. It also makes me feel
good to know I’m improving the life of my wife’s family and my wife loves me for it. So many guys really don’t get it and are so hung up about a few baht going to assist the family. If that’s the case don’t get together with a Thai. How much did that ex western wife cost you by the way? Right.
Well said... Too many western guys have hangovers from past relationships and become bitter when see others enjoying and living life. Sad really. Thanks for the great comment. 🍋🍋
Yes, and that’s all they want. If not you better look like marlon Brando when he was young man. Otherwise, if you look like Walter Matthau then you better have a stack of dough.
Looks like you have had a bad experience or just projecting your lack of knowledge. Either way, you make your choices in life and have to live with them. If you made the wrong choices, that's on you. It isn't on the rest of us who have had positive experiences. Good luck finding your happiness in life.
Well put.... Trying to explain to the negative westerners how the real Thai people are is very difficult, I know because I have experienced the same
Nearly time to sit down and have my Saturday viewing of Ton and Rin. Hope you are both well and surviving the heatwave. 🍋🍋🍋🍋