I wanted to let you know the impact you had on my life. I have recently been accepted into the ICare family. I think I am the lone assistant living in Chiang Mai and just began my duties yesterday. As this is a public forum, I will not go into the details. Let's just say that I am helping some of the hill tribe students that are sponsored by ICare. I would never have had the opportunity or desire to do this if it hadn't been for your videos highlighting their work. For that, I wanted to say thank you. If you do go forward with your videos, I hope you keep highlighting the lives of Thai people and the work that ICare, among many other organizations, are doing. Personally, I am never interested in your party videos as they are a dime a dozen on TH-cam. Your "day in the life" videos and your oddities videos are most appealing to me. As I said, without those, I would not have found myself doing what I am now. Many blessings to you and your family.
Chris, your insights were one of the key reasons we visited Thailand this year and we have already booked again for 2025. Absolutely fell in love with Koh Samui. Great to have you back and wanted to wish you and Hayley, health & happiness.
heyy Chris, i was telling my girl yesterday he is in love with Koh Samui and thats the reason we haven't got to see any of his videos. We love you Chris and you're the reason we will be moving soon to Thailand :)
Yeeeeahhh.. you are back! Quit everything in Germany 2 years ago and living in Thailand since then! Thank you so much for all the inspiration! Looking forward to new videos from Samui… All the best for you, Hailee and your whole family… Khop Khun Kap!
This was a great and sad video. I have watched Chris since day 2 of the push up challenge. I have seen him build this channel, brand, put out 2 videos a week, support worthy causes, and most important...help people fall in love with Thailand. I have seen all the hard work, dedication, and energy that went into all of this and when you watch it you think, WOW what a lifestyle. I can also see how it is time to switch life to a slower gear and I have this gut feeling that this may be the start of the big slowdown. Going full bore for 6-7 years can be tough. Will we see what we saw over the last 2 -3 years going forward? This is ok, it is great, definitely deserved. Just feels...well... you know.
Agree with your take completely. I kept wondering for so long where does he get this energy? How long will that last he has to start slowing down at some time..yeah I too think is the crossroads
I subscribed when you made the brilliant video with the light switch in Soi Cowboy during the pandemi, When you made the pay forward videos you gave me the guts to do something similar. So you helped me help other, even tho in a much smaller scale. Kindness is underrated. Wait for your next video and hope it comes soon. Find peace and make some videos for us please. All the best to you and your family.
Hi Chris, My wife and I have been watching your videos for the last three or so years. We have visited Koh Samui twice before and are planning on going back in Feb 2025 with my sister/brother in law, daughter and her friend (their first time ever) for my wife’s 50th birthday. We’re from Adelaide, Australia and would love to catch up with you and your beautiful wife for either a drink or to say ‘hi’ as we are so appreciative of everything you’ve shared on TH-cam about visiting or living in Thailand. 👌🏼 Cheers, Rafael..
Hooray, Chris is alive and kicking. You rock (excuse the pun) early. Your nephew is doing well with his own channel. The Parker surname is right up there.
It sounds like the Island life is tempting you to retire for real now? No one can blame you if you do - I can imagine that it takes a lot of work to make these videos, and with the more laid back way of life on the Islands, it makes it all the more difficult to get motivated to do it. Besides, all videos need a topic and where to find those continually on a small Island. No matter what you decide - thank you so much for showing and teaching us so much from Thailand. You went above and beyond - and I consider any future video from you as a most welcome bonus (I hope that you continue of course). Thank you.
Great to see you're still alive and well! It is because of you and your videos that put our retirement plan into motion, which will be Thailand all the way...my wife and I are so looking forward to it! Cheers Chris! 😎
I love to travel during low season. Easier to find accommodation and book flights. Weather is greyer and rain comes and goes but people are more chill than the 2 week wonders that tend to populate the high season. I got my ya ya's out quite awhile back so I can do without the jell-o shots (do they still do that?) and screaming chuggers. I live on what some might consider a desert island in the Philippines (think Koh Samui circa 50 years ago) so it's fun to compare notes with like minded people who've pulled the rip cord on life in the western rat race. Anyway, nice to see you back, Chris. I used to live on Sukhumvit Soi 12 right across the street from Cabbages and Condoms some 20 years ago and this is my first visit to Thailand in about 10 years. Much has changed and you've been a great resource . Many thanks!
OMG- GREAT SEEING BACK!!! We miss your videos and were wondering what ever happened to you….thanks for posting this one! My husband and myself stayed at the Melia a couple of years ago & loved it:) Thanks to you 😊 Sending love & positive vibes to you & Haley 😘 Please post more videos 🙏🏼
You're the hardest working retired man that I know. It's about time that you started to enjoy your retirement. You've done more to promote Thailand and its people than any other vlogger. You're a TH-cam legend and I always hear your name mentioned when someone mentions their video influences. We hope that you and your beautiful wife Haelee have many years enjoying the island life. Thank you for entertaining and educating me throughout the years.
Glad you're getting settled in, Chris. I love the new place, even though I've only seen a peek of it. Island life is a million times better for your mental and physical health. Looking forward to hearing from you again, my friend.
I am still out there. I'm still in Thailand on Soi 26 because you helped get me here. It's been a fun 3 months, but now we're down to the last couple weeks. Can't wait to get back to the USA!
Happy to see you back on the air!! Your channel and informative videos were one of my motivators to finally leave the 🇺🇸and live in Hua Hin!! Thank you sir🙏🏼
Thanks for the update Chris glad to see you’re doing well and hopefully you please bring back more of your work / videos and yes we watched White Lotus and looking forward to season three that good to hear they actually filmed in Koh Samui more videos please 🙏 😂
I LOOOVE that you are retired working for YOU now (truly!) Thanks to amazing creators like you, I am coming to Koch Samui for 10 days after Christmas to look at places to live! I am so excited to explore all that KS and Thailand has to offer! I hope more videos will come but if not, enjoy your island life! You’ve earned it!! 🙏🏼🩷
Hey Chris...It's great to get that update from you. Your life is yours to live brother, so enjoy the shorts and flip-flops as long as you see fit. You are really making Koh Samui sound like a place i should visit, when I get to Thailand in March. As for your videos...post them if you got them, don't post them if you don't. It's your call. Take care...
One of my friends got a job in Thailand back in 2022 and I started checking up things about Thailand and ran into your channel. I've been looking forward to visiting for a very long time and finally came here exactly a month ago. I absolutely loved the time here. Sadly I had to cut my trip short and I'd be flying back home in a couple of days but I would be coming back very soon.
Ko Samui’s weather is influenced by the northeast monsoon, leading to its distinct rainy period in the later months of the year. By January, the weather generally starts to improve, becoming drier and more stable. If you are looking for the best time to visit with minimal rain, February to April is typically ideal, as these months offer warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine. The Northeast Monsoon is a seasonal wind pattern that occurs in Southeast Asia, affecting the weather over the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean. It typically runs from November to March and is characterized by cool, dry air blowing from the northeast. Here’s a breakdown of how it works and its impact: How It Works: Wind Direction: During the Northeast Monsoon, winds blow from northeastern Asia, across China and into Southeast Asia, towards the Indian Ocean. This flow of air is driven by the high-pressure system that builds up over the Asian continent in winter and the low-pressure areas over the Indian Ocean and the Pacific. Cooler Air: These winds carry cooler, drier air from the Asian continent, making the climate cooler and less humid in certain regions, especially in the northern parts of Southeast Asia. Impact on Weather: Dry Conditions in Mainland Southeast Asia: The Northeast Monsoon often brings drier weather to mainland countries like Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, especially in their northern and central regions. Rainfall to Southern Thailand and Malaysia: However, when these winds blow across the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea, they pick up moisture, which can result in heavy rainfall in areas like southern Thailand (including Ko Samui) and the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Storms and Strong Winds: The monsoon can bring strong winds and sometimes cause rough seas, affecting maritime activities and ferry services in these areas. Impact on Ko Samui: For Ko Samui specifically, the Northeast Monsoon's arrival means that the island sees its rainy season from late October to December, as the moisture-laden winds sweep in from the Gulf of Thailand, bringing heavy but often short-lived downpours. The monsoon's influence on this part of Thailand is different from the Southwest Monsoon, which affects other parts of the country earlier in the year. Thus, the Northeast Monsoon is a key factor in shaping the weather patterns in Southeast Asia during the winter months, especially for regions closer to the equator like Ko Samui.
Im coming to visit Thailand in December and January all because of your videos. Your channel was the first thai centric that caught my attention over 2 yrs ago and im finally making it happen. 52 and semi retired Canadian here looking to personally enjoy everything that ive been watching on your channel. Ty chris for the inspiration 😂🎉😂
Welcome back Chris great to see you back was missing your high energy interesting videos looks like your enjoying the new life in Samui. Keep up the great work Cheers Irish Paul
Chris! Yeah you're back! I am so happy about it.😊👍 Really missed you and your videos. Now waiting is over and bam here you are as best as it can be. Love it! Showing Living on Kho Samui. Glad to see that you're fine and can't barely wait for your next videos. All the best from Guido🙏
Always enjoyed your videos. And welcome to Samui. Been living here for 10 years and always enjoy rainy season as well. Greetings from a fellow Canadian
Summary: #1 Rainy season is Oct - Dec #2 Low season (starts sept 1) vs high season #3 I don't sweat anymore #4 No traffic / cleaner air #5 No shoes / flip flops everyday Unsure of future of channel, but a few ideas are in mind. Thanks for everything Chris, I secured my DTV visa, purchased a motorbike here, have a lease on a condo, and am enjoying Bangkok life for now. If you ever need some company there let me know! I haven't visited Koh Samui yet. Cheers.
In Thailand the raining season starts at the north in May and it slow moves down from the north to the south. When the raining season in the central of Thailand ends, the raining season in the south begins.
Well done ,I see you've eventually chilled out ,I can remember years ago just watching your vlogs for a couple of minutes and was overwhelmed by your excitement and well too muchness ....now you've learned to breathe ,yes island life is special..❤from koh Phangan....this shall probably be your end destination ....maybe I shall see you around KP eventually...🙏
Good to see you back Chris! Samui’s wet season is different because it is affected by the Northeast monsoon, not the Southwest monsoon that affects the rest of Thailand. Still whatever the time or weather always glad to be in Thailand 😁🍺🍺🍺
Good to see you back we are coming to Thailand next week we want to check out I care we are looking forward to helping some young people out hopefully it’s as good as you say
Hi Chris , good to see you happy in Samui, great new video, but - i`m sure you will miss Bangkok one day, am i right lol ? ...we`ll see...stay well and moderate busy with videos✌enjoy life by the sea 💙!💙👍
i'm with you. shorts and flipflops. In Vancouver now and fighting the weather for 1 more month not wearing pants. Thailand in November. Enjoy your hibernation.
oh nice chris i just landed yesterday! first day in thailand! i’m staying jn chaweng. please post more stuff on samui! i need to learn the area and figure everything out
Great to see a video from you - thanks for all the inspiration - i am sure you will be back - make it on your terms only when you want to - we all understand and appreciate it. don't forget the invite to use our place on Koh Tao when you get around to a visit - you will love the Island too! Keep chilled!
I did the opposite of you and I didn't regret it. Been living in Samui for a year, but then all became the same. Not many decent people to call friends, and not many activities. But I believe it all depends on time and if you live alone or not. I been living and working in Bangkok since 2011 and I don't miss Samui much. Btw... In 2010 there were no central and not many hi end hotels. And you could go from chaweng street straight to the lake just crossing country fields with the scooter. Amazing.
No pants (trousers for us brits) and no shoes couldn't agree more. Spending more and more time and finishing our build at Sunset Estates. Hope to see you around!
Hello Chris. You have been retired working for you for the last three years. Now it's time for you to be retired, working for me. And that's okay. We're all here to simply enjoy life. I for one, have enjoyed your videos for the last three years. I enjoy your animated enthusiasm as well as your Serious and very informative videos. My wife is recovering from open heart surgery that she had at Nakornping hospital five weeks ago. Here in about three or 4 more months, she should be 100 per cent And we will be back exploring the country of Thailand again. The quality of care that she received at Nakornping Hospital was excellent. And we are very thankful for the Doctors and nurses. that took care of her. Just keep on keeping on Chris Parker, and we will see you again when we see you. I for one will still continue to subscribe to your channel. And I thank you in advance for any future videos that come our way.
I wanted to let you know the impact you had on my life. I have recently been accepted into the ICare family. I think I am the lone assistant living in Chiang Mai and just began my duties yesterday. As this is a public forum, I will not go into the details. Let's just say that I am helping some of the hill tribe students that are sponsored by ICare. I would never have had the opportunity or desire to do this if it hadn't been for your videos highlighting their work. For that, I wanted to say thank you. If you do go forward with your videos, I hope you keep highlighting the lives of Thai people and the work that ICare, among many other organizations, are doing. Personally, I am never interested in your party videos as they are a dime a dozen on TH-cam. Your "day in the life" videos and your oddities videos are most appealing to me. As I said, without those, I would not have found myself doing what I am now. Many blessings to you and your family.
Chris, your insights were one of the key reasons we visited Thailand this year and we have already booked again for 2025. Absolutely fell in love with Koh Samui. Great to have you back and wanted to wish you and Hayley, health & happiness.
heyy Chris, i was telling my girl yesterday he is in love with Koh Samui and thats the reason we haven't got to see any of his videos. We love you Chris and you're the reason we will be moving soon to Thailand :)
Yeeeeahhh.. you are back!
Quit everything in Germany 2 years ago and living in Thailand since then! Thank you so much for all the inspiration! Looking forward to new videos from Samui…
All the best for you, Hailee and your whole family… Khop Khun Kap!
Respekt, ich würds auch so gerne machen 😐
This was a great and sad video. I have watched Chris since day 2 of the push up challenge. I have seen him build this channel, brand, put out 2 videos a week, support worthy causes, and most important...help people fall in love with Thailand. I have seen all the hard work, dedication, and energy that went into all of this and when you watch it you think, WOW what a lifestyle. I can also see how it is time to switch life to a slower gear and I have this gut feeling that this may be the start of the big slowdown. Going full bore for 6-7 years can be tough. Will we see what we saw over the last 2 -3 years going forward? This is ok, it is great, definitely deserved. Just feels...well... you know.
Agree with your take completely. I kept wondering for so long where does he get this energy? How long will that last he has to start slowing down at some time..yeah I too think is the crossroads
I subscribed when you made the brilliant video with the light switch in Soi Cowboy during the pandemi, When you made the pay forward videos you gave me the guts to do something similar. So you helped me help other, even tho in a much smaller scale. Kindness is underrated. Wait for your next video and hope it comes soon. Find peace and make some videos for us please. All the best to you and your family.
Hi Chris,
My wife and I have been watching your videos for the last three or so years.
We have visited Koh Samui twice before and are planning on going back in Feb 2025 with my sister/brother in law, daughter and her friend (their first time ever) for my wife’s 50th birthday.
We’re from Adelaide, Australia and would love to catch up with you and your beautiful wife for either a drink or to say ‘hi’ as we are so appreciative of everything you’ve shared on TH-cam about visiting or living in Thailand.
👌🏼
Cheers,
Rafael..
Yay!! Chris!! Yes!! We’re still out here!! Good to see you again.
Great to see you back after your break
I missed you
Welcome back
Hooray, Chris is alive and kicking. You rock (excuse the pun) early. Your nephew is doing well with his own channel. The Parker surname is right up there.
CHRIS YOURE ALIVE!!! Be well brotha!!! good to feel that energy again!
HI Chris, my Wife and I spent 10 fantastic nights in Samui and loved every minute ❤. Glad to see your back. 🇨🇦
Enjoy your life bro! If you stayed retired … I wish you the best in life!
Good to see you chris.
Retirement looks good on you
It sounds like the Island life is tempting you to retire for real now?
No one can blame you if you do - I can imagine that it takes a lot of work to make these videos, and with the more laid back way of life on the Islands, it makes it all the more difficult to get motivated to do it. Besides, all videos need a topic and where to find those continually on a small Island.
No matter what you decide - thank you so much for showing and teaching us so much from Thailand. You went above and beyond - and I consider any future video from you as a most welcome bonus (I hope that you continue of course).
Thank you.
Great to see you're still alive and well! It is because of you and your videos that put our retirement plan into motion, which will be Thailand all the way...my wife and I are so looking forward to it! Cheers Chris! 😎
You’ve done your part Chris. You’ve inspired thousands over the years with Thailand videos. If you want to ride into the sunset, then so be it.
I love to travel during low season. Easier to find accommodation and book flights. Weather is greyer and rain comes and goes but people are more chill than the 2 week wonders that tend to populate the high season. I got my ya ya's out quite awhile back so I can do without the jell-o shots (do they still do that?) and screaming chuggers. I live on what some might consider a desert island in the Philippines (think Koh Samui circa 50 years ago) so it's fun to compare notes with like minded people who've pulled the rip cord on life in the western rat race. Anyway, nice to see you back, Chris. I used to live on Sukhumvit Soi 12 right across the street from Cabbages and Condoms some 20 years ago and this is my first visit to Thailand in about 10 years. Much has changed and you've been a great resource . Many thanks!
WHOO HOO Chris is back! Definitely have missed the content the last few months but im happy your loving life outside of Bangkok.
OMG- GREAT SEEING BACK!!! We miss your videos and were wondering what ever happened to you….thanks for posting this one! My husband and myself stayed at the Melia a couple of years ago & loved it:) Thanks to you 😊 Sending love & positive vibes to you & Haley 😘 Please post more videos 🙏🏼
Great to see you Chris.. Ofcourse I am still here.
Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed !
Welcome back Chris
Missed your videos!!
Enjoy your time Chris it sounds wonderful
From Campbell River British Columbia
Welcome back brother!
So happy to see you. You have been an inspiration. My favorite channel by far!
You're the hardest working retired man that I know. It's about time that you started to enjoy your retirement. You've done more to promote Thailand and its people than any other vlogger. You're a TH-cam legend and I always hear your name mentioned when someone mentions their video influences. We hope that you and your beautiful wife Haelee have many years enjoying the island life. Thank you for entertaining and educating me throughout the years.
I appreciate that
Glad you're getting settled in, Chris. I love the new place, even though I've only seen a peek of it. Island life is a million times better for your mental and physical health. Looking forward to hearing from you again, my friend.
happy to see you enjoying your life chris. take it easy and take it all in. we will be here when your ready.
Missed your videos. You do a great job and I look forward to watching your videos. ❤
I am still out there. I'm still in Thailand on Soi 26 because you helped get me here. It's been a fun 3 months, but now we're down to the last couple weeks. Can't wait to get back to the USA!
Welcome back! Nice to see you again!
Great to hear you are loving life and have been away for good reasons!
Long time no see. Great to see you back. Fun video again!
Happy to see you back on the air!! Your channel and informative videos were one of my motivators to finally leave the 🇺🇸and live in Hua Hin!! Thank you sir🙏🏼
Thanks for the update Chris glad to see you’re doing well and hopefully you please bring back more of your work / videos and yes we watched White Lotus and looking forward to season three that good to hear they actually filmed in Koh Samui more videos please 🙏 😂
I LOOOVE that you are retired working for YOU now (truly!) Thanks to amazing creators like you, I am coming to Koch Samui for 10 days after Christmas to look at places to live! I am so excited to explore all that KS and Thailand has to offer! I hope more videos will come but if not, enjoy your island life! You’ve earned it!! 🙏🏼🩷
Hey Chris...It's great to get that update from you. Your life is yours to live brother, so enjoy the shorts and flip-flops as long as you see fit. You are really making Koh Samui sound like a place i should visit, when I get to Thailand in March.
As for your videos...post them if you got them, don't post them if you don't. It's your call.
Take care...
Good to see you again 🎉
Good to see you back Chris. Albeit briefly! Keep 'em coming mate.
One of my friends got a job in Thailand back in 2022 and I started checking up things about Thailand and ran into your channel. I've been looking forward to visiting for a very long time and finally came here exactly a month ago. I absolutely loved the time here. Sadly I had to cut my trip short and I'd be flying back home in a couple of days but I would be coming back very soon.
Great to see you back Chris....missed the videos!
We missed you so glad you still alive and kicking, you’re the reason we will be retiring in Thailand 😊
Good luck to you and your family in Koh Samui. Be waiting for more videos from there.
Great to see you back Chris and lovely to see Choengmon beach my favourite
Great to see you back! Hope you are settling well.
Woohoo! Good to see you back! Was starting to think you’d retired from retiring for us.
Ko Samui’s weather is influenced by the northeast monsoon, leading to its distinct rainy period in the later months of the year. By January, the weather generally starts to improve, becoming drier and more stable. If you are looking for the best time to visit with minimal rain, February to April is typically ideal, as these months offer warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine.
The Northeast Monsoon is a seasonal wind pattern that occurs in Southeast Asia, affecting the weather over the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean. It typically runs from November to March and is characterized by cool, dry air blowing from the northeast. Here’s a breakdown of how it works and its impact:
How It Works:
Wind Direction: During the Northeast Monsoon, winds blow from northeastern Asia, across China and into Southeast Asia, towards the Indian Ocean. This flow of air is driven by the high-pressure system that builds up over the Asian continent in winter and the low-pressure areas over the Indian Ocean and the Pacific.
Cooler Air: These winds carry cooler, drier air from the Asian continent, making the climate cooler and less humid in certain regions, especially in the northern parts of Southeast Asia.
Impact on Weather:
Dry Conditions in Mainland Southeast Asia: The Northeast Monsoon often brings drier weather to mainland countries like Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam, especially in their northern and central regions.
Rainfall to Southern Thailand and Malaysia: However, when these winds blow across the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Sea, they pick up moisture, which can result in heavy rainfall in areas like southern Thailand (including Ko Samui) and the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia.
Storms and Strong Winds: The monsoon can bring strong winds and sometimes cause rough seas, affecting maritime activities and ferry services in these areas.
Impact on Ko Samui:
For Ko Samui specifically, the Northeast Monsoon's arrival means that the island sees its rainy season from late October to December, as the moisture-laden winds sweep in from the Gulf of Thailand, bringing heavy but often short-lived downpours. The monsoon's influence on this part of Thailand is different from the Southwest Monsoon, which affects other parts of the country earlier in the year.
Thus, the Northeast Monsoon is a key factor in shaping the weather patterns in Southeast Asia during the winter months, especially for regions closer to the equator like Ko Samui.
Good summary I was just thinking about posting a similar explanation
Nice to have you back
Congratulations on living the dream and thanks for the videos. I'm sure we'll see you around here again, but don't make it a job :)
Hi Chris, thank you for the update. Great to see you so pumped. :-)🎉
Im coming to visit Thailand in December and January all because of your videos. Your channel was the first thai centric that caught my attention over 2 yrs ago and im finally making it happen. 52 and semi retired Canadian here looking to personally enjoy everything that ive been watching on your channel. Ty chris for the inspiration 😂🎉😂
So cool!
Dude never disappear for so long again 😊
Welcome back Chris great to see you back was missing your high energy interesting videos looks like your enjoying the new life in Samui. Keep up the great work Cheers Irish Paul
The cut to the demand to wear trousers to enter the Skybar was very nicely done 🤣
Chris! Yeah you're back! I am so happy about it.😊👍
Really missed you and your videos. Now waiting is over and bam here you are as best as it can be. Love it! Showing Living on Kho Samui.
Glad to see that you're fine and can't barely wait for your next videos.
All the best from Guido🙏
Yes Sir, great to see you Chris. 🎉🎉
Yes! Good to see you again!
Always enjoyed your videos. And welcome to Samui. Been living here for 10 years and always enjoy rainy season as well. Greetings from a fellow Canadian
So great to see you again!
Great to see you're still there.. Greetz from The Netherlands!
Summary:
#1 Rainy season is Oct - Dec
#2 Low season (starts sept 1) vs high season
#3 I don't sweat anymore
#4 No traffic / cleaner air
#5 No shoes / flip flops everyday
Unsure of future of channel, but a few ideas are in mind.
Thanks for everything Chris, I secured my DTV visa, purchased a motorbike here, have a lease on a condo, and am enjoying Bangkok life for now. If you ever need some company there let me know! I haven't visited Koh Samui yet. Cheers.
Do what you want to do when you want to do it for long as you want to do it for. That’s total contentment pal.
In Thailand the raining season starts at the north in May and it slow moves down from the north to the south. When the raining season in the central of Thailand ends, the raining season in the south begins.
But that doesn't explain the difference between koh Samui side to Phuket side
Good to see you back
Well done ,I see you've eventually chilled out ,I can remember years ago just watching your vlogs for a couple of minutes and was overwhelmed by your excitement and well too muchness ....now you've learned to breathe ,yes island life is special..❤from koh Phangan....this shall probably be your end destination ....maybe I shall see you around KP eventually...🙏
Good to see you Chris Thankyou for Upload man God Bless 🙏
Good you are back, Thai Podcast Godfather....
Hi Chris. Nice to see you again.
Happy to see your face. Hopefully be out there in December! Until then. Enjoy being retired for you ❤
I’ve been thinking about you bro 😂. Thank god you posted I’ve been famished!
You have fun! We cant wait for the Speedo!
Good to see you back Chris! Samui’s wet season is different because it is affected by the Northeast monsoon, not the Southwest monsoon that affects the rest of Thailand. Still whatever the time or weather always glad to be in Thailand 😁🍺🍺🍺
Good to hear Chris
God iv missed your channel Chris Koh Samui is my favourite place on the planet ❤ my dream retirement home
Good to see you back we are coming to Thailand next week we want to check out I care we are looking forward to helping some young people out hopefully it’s as good as you say
Loved all your videos and you will be missed. Happy for you and Hailey though.
Well damn welcome back Chris! Can not take are care of others if you don’t take care of yourself. Fresh to Bangkok yes finally made it here!
great to see my man!
Good to see you again
Damn! Dude! Good to see you. I'm sure many would be glad to see a short every once and a while....
Glad to see your doing well love the videos
Well well well, look who showed up. Super stoked to see you Chris! Let's not do extended hibernation cycles, please.
Hi Chris , good to see you happy in Samui, great new video, but - i`m sure you will miss Bangkok one day, am i right lol ? ...we`ll see...stay well and moderate busy with videos✌enjoy life by the sea 💙!💙👍
September, October, November is spent in the Northeast for me. Then, I make the shift. Great to see you back.
i'm with you. shorts and flipflops. In Vancouver now and fighting the weather for 1 more month not wearing pants. Thailand in November. Enjoy your hibernation.
Great to see a video from you
Hey Chris, just get some R and R in Koh Samui! Take your time and we will be waiting for the next videos! Have a Leo every sunset for US!!
Its good to see you mate🙏🙏
long time no see; great to hear from you again
oh nice chris i just landed yesterday! first day in thailand! i’m staying jn chaweng.
please post more stuff on samui! i need to learn the area and figure everything out
Glad you're doing well
Well come back Chris 🇹🇭
Great to see a video from you - thanks for all the inspiration - i am sure you will be back - make it on your terms only when you want to - we all understand and appreciate it. don't forget the invite to use our place on Koh Tao when you get around to a visit - you will love the Island too! Keep chilled!
Hello Chris from Toronto Ontario Canada.
Hope You and Hae Lee are doing well.
Miss You all.
Great Video always.
Keep Well
Cheers 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
I did the opposite of you and I didn't regret it. Been living in Samui for a year, but then all became the same. Not many decent people to call friends, and not many activities. But I believe it all depends on time and if you live alone or not. I been living and working in Bangkok since 2011 and I don't miss Samui much. Btw... In 2010 there were no central and not many hi end hotels. And you could go from chaweng street straight to the lake just crossing country fields with the scooter. Amazing.
No pants (trousers for us brits) and no shoes couldn't agree more. Spending more and more time and finishing our build at Sunset Estates. Hope to see you around!
Come to Koh Tao, I live there. Come over and be even more chilled.
Hello Chris. You have been retired working for you for the last three years. Now it's time for you to be retired, working for me. And that's okay. We're all here to simply enjoy life. I for one, have enjoyed your videos for the last three years. I enjoy your animated enthusiasm as well as your Serious and very informative videos. My wife is recovering from open heart surgery that she had at Nakornping hospital five weeks ago. Here in about three or 4 more months, she should be 100 per cent And we will be back exploring the country of Thailand again. The quality of care that she received at Nakornping Hospital was excellent. And we are very thankful for the Doctors and nurses. that took care of her. Just keep on keeping on Chris Parker, and we will see you again when we see you. I for one will still continue to subscribe to your channel. And I thank you in advance for any future videos that come our way.
Missed your videos. I retired to Lamai from Canada ….Hope you enjoy your retired working for you life :). You deserve it 😊
Glad to see you are doing well .Now back to real videos like pad krakow to space (classic) or another hard hitting pay it forward Aloha E