WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN THAILAND?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2024
- 'All as the guys do in Pattaya is sit in the bars drinking all day. That's all they do.' I've heard that comment a few times. But is it true?
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I’ve been in Pattaya 3 years now. I spend my time learning Thai, boxing and going for lunch with friends. As long as you have hobbies you will be golden
Good for you, Jason
Learning Boxing 🥊 is a very very very Good Hobby 🙏🏻
Oscar Wilde once remarked that the definition of loneliness is someone who can't stand their own company. I'm persuaded that the biggest problem for many expats might be loneliness - a sense of social and cultural isolation compounded by the pernicious effects of constant, cheap alcohol. I've always traveled solo. I'm happy with my own company, completely tee-total (for most of my life), pretty creatively minded, and keen on physical exercise. But occasionally on some of my extended travels in SE Asia, I have felt a vague sense of creeping isolation. At one point (in Vietnam) I even had a resort manager come and have a chat with me, doubtless because he was concerned at this strangely aloof, somewhat singular fellow who seemed to do little but go for long walks, swim in the rooftop pool, and read on his bungalow porch, with only an implacably indifferent gecko for company. I was perfectly happy, though. It's a funny world.
“No matter how far you travel, you can never get away from yourself. It’s like your shadow. It follows you everywhere. - Haruki Murakami, After the Quake. One can try and reinvent oneself in a foreign country, but you will always be there. I hope Ed doesn't think life will suddenly be better from now on as he's now in SE Asia.
Long walks, reading and swimming in a rooftop pool sounds like a good life to me
Yes you're right. Oscar Wilde also said that drink was the curse of the working classes.
Most vlogs about Pattaya are actually commercial vlogs. They invite people to come to Pattaya, like its the escape of a boring life @ home. But living in Pattaya, and going out every night, is not only financial impossible, it will shorten your life. ( fatty liver). In his next destination Ayuthaya, Eddy will notice that in those sleepy towns, without nightlife, streets are after 10pm deserted like in western country's.
@@sipsaam yes fully agree with you
I've sat in a restaurant in Pattaya at 10am and ordered a breakfast. Out of 12 people I was the only one not drinking beer, tea for me. I've retired in SE Asia, no drinking until 7pm and 3 days off a week.
Well said, mate
10am that's late I'm having my Leo/ Chang at 7am
In my 30s now and have given up alcohol for good. I hate it, it's terrible for our bodies and liver, adds no value. Now enjoy non alcohol beers.
Best decision ever in my opinion@@jacked6
@@jacked6 why non alcoholic beer ?
Bit like chicken flavoured tofu.
If you don't like beer, why drink something that tastes like beer ?
I remember an expat telling me , I have nothing to do and all day to do it , when he let me in front of himself in a supermarket queue at the check out .
Self-development. Read, write, photography, swim, gym, re-skill (Udemy has 100s of courses and something to suit everyone - video editing/photography), and most importantly, keep travelling. Don’t stay in one spot for too many days. Can always return to the same place later. Keep up the good work Ed. 👍🏻
Well said!
Yes, I agree on those ones. As Eddy said, if you can find something creative to do that's the key. And learning the local lingo really helps with the locals.
TRUE!! I find the meaning in everything I do now T 50’s than I did during 20’s-30’s. Those days I worked just because I was workaholic. Now I work or do hobbies to make differences for my life and others’.
Says in one moment not to sit in a bar and drink beer all day. Then proceeds to said bar and drinks beer! hahaha
Really . Lmao
I’m a sober alcoholic it is important to acknowledge your condition and venerability in my opinion.
Being sober is not about stopping drinking. Alcoholics stop every day until they start again.
It is about not starting drinking.
*vulnerability
wow, this really hits home to me, thankyou, im not a sober alcoholic yet. I want to be tho, I stop, then I start again
@@jarrod4833 Hi Jarrod.
Have you considered A.A.
I’m not sure how much you drink.
I used to drink all my spare time, every morning, l would even wake up and drink during night. Every day.
@@ma3stro681 yes, alcoholic becomes an obsession for alcoholics, how ever you want to look at it.
Alcoholics understand.
@@ma3stro681 thanks mate. Bad English, worse drinker. Lol
Love you straight from the heart talking, really really enjoyed this, thanks Eddy
Thanks, mate
You could become a "Retirement Consultant". Personally I have been retired for 12 years and I am quite content to enjoy having nothing to do, and just doing whatever I want, whenever I want, however I want. Its just blissful no stress what so ever
If finance is realy a crap shoot try growing the 10 cent tomatoe...???????😂
Great sensible advice as always Eddy!!!
Good Luck Steady Eddie! I hope you keep posting on this topic!
I have not had a drink in 28 years and retired two weeks ago!
I much rather figure out what to do with my time in Pattaya than NJ in the USA.
Good to hear from you, mate
Enjoyed this Eddy and you are looking good, mate. Life is treating you well, you deserve it.
Thankyou
Lookin' good, Ed. I wish ya all the best, my friend. I'll be lookin' for your books!
A positive retirement is very much a state of mind I think. I retired on my 54th birthday on the tiniest of budgets . As long as I can get travel to a new country every couple of months I’m golden.
The time in between is spent doing yoga, sitting in my favourite coffee shop researching up coming trips, seeing family and friends….Time passes quickly and I’m never bored.
I drink/get high just twice a week (a difficult but vital discipline)
If I was retired overseas I’d be on Ko Phangan in a beachside bamboo hut spending next to nothing, I’ve met quite a few authors who claim that the island is very conducive to their creativity…. Somewhere like Pattaya would bore me senseless within a week.
Unfortunately, I have a few priorities here. All in good time . I probably do a couple trips soon. You make to most I will be following your videos for some advice and interesting information you share. Thanks !
Love the videos mate! I’m filming Bangkok now! Love it
I'm a long-time watcher and a first-time commenter. I love your TH-cam channel and seeing all the cool plaice you have been.
Eddie, you’re fast becoming my fav Pattaya vlogger!
Thankyou
Hold on , he's not a Pattaya vlogger . 🤭
I have never known a guy who has bragged so much he is alcohol free yet talks, and shows, so many beers he is drinking whilst apparently sober and free of the demon drink. Why comment about it when its plain to see you havent quit at all, you just went without for a short while.
@@MikeLickorish He went 8 months without touching a drink. I have followed him for years.
@MikeLickorish He has never once said tea total may be hot chocolate and ginger ale. But has never uttered the words tea total. You make up lies and exaggerations to make frivolous points for self gratification.
I have always enjoyed your videos. What struck me in this one was 10 days in Thailand and you have hit the beer again, hmmm, definitely don't feel guilty but practice saying no to yourself every time you find an excuse to down a pint. It's a slippery slope and one I have learnt to scramble off from. After 9 months living in Jomtien/Pattaya I venture to say a perceptible majority drink here, many at breakfast 😂...this creates a social peer pressure to also imbibe for expats. At any rate as they say here 'up to you'. 555.
Great video Ed. Good to hear that you've got your hobbies.👍
Yes, thanks
The problem of filling your time in a healthy and fruitful way when you retire exists wherever you end up living. It's arguably easier to end up drinking too much during retirement in the UK because half the year the weather keeps you inside. If you can't work out things to do at home it's unlikely you'll change if you move elsewhere.
Hi from NZ Eddie, great video with good point rasied. Love what you said about how many times can you put up with hearing hotel California played ...Lol
Saw you today mate, 7-11 on soi 15 almost opposite Korando's....looked like you were buying a cornetto 🍦😁...hope you enjoyed it !
Yes, that was a nice chocolate one!
Recently discovered the channel , great content mate , new follower 🏴
Thanks and welcome
...AND yet STEADY EDDY, ends the video having a couple of *BEERS* LOL! 😂
Good point! Appreciate the advice! Miss Thailand 🇹🇭 the people and warm weather……
Keep the good work up Eddie, we love your enthusiasm and friendly banter on your videos..
Your spot on about the beer side of things especially here in 🇹🇭 not only is it a slippery slope to alcoholism but the strain and drain on your finance's could be catastrophic..heard of grown men suicidal, here in Pattaya, cause they've drank themselves into bankruptcy ☹️🔫..
I'm on your corner with this one mate, a few 🍺 in the evening and not too many tiffin sessions either and your bank balance will thank you later👍
so i guess the old adage' Less is more' is apt ..
Anyway, carry on the good work Eddie and fight the good fight mate ..be in Pattaya next week hope to see you round and about and buy you a pint👌..
Stay safe and keep well
See ya 👏🙏
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Keep up the good work Eddie. Enjoyed this one.
Thankyou
That mixed grill looks fantastic 👍
Awesome Eddy, have a great day there🙏👍
great channel, Eddy! When i was in december 2023 for 10 days in Bangkok, my favorite cold beverage was iced cafe latte from 7-eleven vor 55 thb each...but they sell them only until 6 pm
Thanks for the video all the best mate.
Good to hear from you, mate
Another brilliant video Eddie.
Still to this day creases me up how you pronounce Pattaya.
😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm retired and bide my time doing various sporting activities such as softball, pickleball , occasional golf and working out within the confines of my community in sunny Florida, despite it's been cold the last month.. In the afternoon I read in my pool and usually bbq something as that also make me content. It's huge and practical to have a routined structure during retirement no matter home or abroad. Best of luck, Eddy !
Good to hear from you, mate
What is pickleball, I have never heard of that, I guess it is an American pastime.
@@vincemacdonald2647 It's been around and finally taken off. I've been playing for 20 yrs. Last year, Phuket held an Asian tournament and facilities are sprouting up in Thailand. It's a sport all ages can play.
Well Eddy, I’m 72 now, a Canadian with quadruple bypass open heart surgery. I hope to come back to Cambodia and Thailand soon. I plan on living my last years there.
About 20 years ago I found Buddhism. And after long two trips to south east Asia, I ended up going for Refuge in the Triple Gem and took the Five Precepts at a Theravada Buddhist temple.
Back in Cambodia and Thailand, I will be spending lots of time at temples and studying Buddhism. Namo Buddhaya. 🙏🏼 🙂 ☸️
Can’t wait to retire in Pattaya, sit at the bar and drink beer all day. See you at the pubs Eddy! 😆🍻
I like that comment, I'm going to Thailand over 30 yrs, do what u enjoy, have a few drinks, but don't lose your mind with the THAI GOLD DIGGERS
I like your comment too ernestconnell. Life is short whether you drink alcohol or stay sober
Exactly.its your life.do what you want,dont upset anybody,and its all good!
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Great info Sir Edward. For those who think they might have a drinking problem, there is some great AA meetings in English all over SE Asia
Hi Eddy - Good to see you out and about doing the VLogs, kep up the great work (UK)
Thanks, will do!
Great comment about Hotel California, Ed. Drives me nuts as well.
Hi Ed, interesting video....wise words for thought.
Thanks, mate
Good vlog Eddie; its very true about Brits abroad. The very same people who accuse some ethnic minorities in the UK of not integrating and wanting to learn the language. Its the same with many Brits in Thailand, make little or no effort to learn Thai and immerse themselves in local life. Just stick together with other Brits and get drunk. Sad really as Thailand has so many great opportunities for them if only they are willing to integrate.
It's a bit different though. Expats in Thailand are paying for the privilege of living there, and not getting Thai citizenship and govt assistance. Immigrants to Britain are given passports, welfare benefits, free healthcare, and even affirmative action over native inhabitants.
Sounds to me Eddie you need to go back to the UK 🇬🇧
Good video Eddie, for me i would spend a lot of time fishing different areas checking out lakes and rivers, not much of a drinker anymore
Enjoyed that one mate cheers
Hoppe you wright...because Pattaya can change you...but you know that....I hoope.
All the best Edie.
Great Vlog ,the hats not Flattering buddy . Best advice ever here . Keep up the moderate drinking & burn the hat .
Ed, you were not being a nanny, you were giving your point of view. You were born in the right time. A generation ago, before TH-cam, spreading that view would have to spread via writing. Now your mug is on TH-cam, and it is easier for an audience to find you. Those barflies would be better off staying home and watching TH-cam.
Cheers Eddy i enjoyed watching !
Thanks 👍
A very intelligent view of retirement wherever you are in the world. My wife and I enjoy a month in Pattaya every year but we have hobbies and interests that continue when we are on holiday. We did think to retire there but glad we haven’t (our friends have retired to Pattaya) but we can see visits places around the world from Scotland . We’re maybe just fortunate 👍
The secret is moderation. Drinking a beer is OK but shouldn't be a lifestyle. I live in Bangkok and spend 75 percent of my time writing my book, caring for my pets and socializing with my neighbors. The other 25 percent of my time I like to travel, check out downtown and Chinatown and enjoy the nightlife. I don't go overboard but I enjoy the experience, have a good time within reason and look forward to the next 25 percent.😅
Good for you, Michael
Great thoughts Eddy. Definitely more too life than drinking yourself into an early grave 😮 All the best
Ive lost a few friends to drinking and womanizing in Thailand, some owned bars some restaurants, I am sober 18 months and know if I went there again I would be full blown drunk in weeks, the heat and cold beer .
Great work keep it up.
If you are retiring abroad, it's best to live outside of a tourist area. You won't be tempted to get drunk every night and chasing girls every night. Also you don't want to get tired of the tourist areas. If you live somewhere quiet, it gives you something to look forward to on the weekend, rather than it becoming the every day normal
No one chases girls in Thailand,you offer them money and is then either a yes or no from the girl...
That pretty much defeats all the reasons that made you love the place in the first place so then just stay in your home country especially if you live in USA we have all the different kinds of weather including hot and humid
No chasing required...they chase you ! 😂
@@nickt6481 Chasing the baht ,it is buisness,no emotion or love ..Guys need to get real..
You keep your mind busy, that's good.
I come to Pattaya every few months and love to retire there, but prefer to live in Australia and pop over to Pattaya when I feel like it. I'll be in Pattaya on Wednesday for a week and love to catch up with you for a chat and a few beers (on me) at my live music favourite bar in Tree Town.
Good video to make people think...I'm in bkk but looking to come to jomtiem and yes boredom does strike..
Had a couple of $100 notes with small pen marks on them that TT wouldn't exchange. A customer at Le Pub suggested I try the Super T right there at Soi Diamond and 2nd. They checked out the notes and exchanged them for baht. Even though I lost a couple dollars on the exchange, it was nice to be rid of those dead Benjamins.
Good luck with your overseas move, Ed. Hope you have a blast.
Cheers, mate
Learn the Thai language,plenty of books to read ,then it’s a massive advantage to converse with the Thai people,take the books to the beach rent a bed under umbrella cool sea breeze.drink coconut water.relax .Avoid drinking beer all day .
Good luck Eddy and hope it all works out for you. I like being busy myself and I don't think I could pull off being retired just yet as I think I'd miss working and a bit of hustle. Too bad it takes so long to get to SE Asia, if it was under 6 hours I'd go for a couple of months twice a year. But unfortunately it's a hike from here in Canada to BKK
I too spend a fair bit of time during the day in the bars, but usually drinking coffee or soda water, just watching time and life go by, been traveling there for 15 years and have learnt to find things to do, I'd say I might have a few quiet beers each week. maybe a Bender once every couple of months.
hi eddy i dont often comment but in my opinion being in the bars is something i would hope to do for my first few weeks as a holiday, then settle into a lifestyle routine, a hobby or pastime away from the bars is a must which one is up to you and your budget golfing 2 or 3 times a week can be expensive and walking on the beach is free, most people will be in a condo as opposed to a house they own, so there is no garden or maintenance as most people would have outside pattaya, having social interaction is a must for some people and solo life is for others , there are pool dart and quiz teams but they are in bars of an evening, getting out of the late night drinking is also a must as late nights mean sleeping day time, get up make your bed shower and breakfast sets your mind in the right direction, then something to do, laundry, exercise or read a book by the pool but do something, out of your condo. you will meet like minded people at the places or things you do most are regular people doing regular things at regular times, getting out of holiday mode is probably the most important thing to do, cheers and thanks for sharing
Love these walk and talks 🧉
Thanks, mate
Greetings from Chicago Eddy!
Quite enjoy these blogs
Good vlog and very important subject discussed. I’ll give you a fiver for that tenner so you don’t lose anymore sleep.👍
Good morning brother I am in the Philippines now retired and I love your topic today because I’ve seen the same things here and you gotta have a plan when I came here I didn’t really have a plan just to kick back and enjoy life and I don’t drink I don’t hang out at bars and it seems like a lot of times. I just kind of chill out at home, so making a plan is an excellent idea and I’m so glad you finally retired and came to Thailand. Good luck enjoy your retirement brother excellent job on the drinking. Have fun.
Good to hear from you, mate
If I was to retire in pattaya I would do exactly the same as I do back home except I would use the bar girls hands instead of mine
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Do whatever makes you happy whether it's drinking or sport or doing whatever you know what I mean. You've only got one life so Will do what you enjoy doing, whether it's drinking socialising or whatever cos at some point we're all going to be gone and there's no replay
I know we don’t come to Thailand to watch TV, but a firestick with an IPTV that gives access to virtually every station in the world and 10000s of films and series on demand is a must for me and cost about £50 a year. So handy if you can’t sleep and want to watch familiar TV or want to watch a sporting event you’re interested in, or in Eddies case instant access to about 10000 films
When i visit pattaya, i love a daytime walkabout, always seem to see something interesting or meet interesting people everyday.
I would rather go through life sober, believing I am an alcoholic, than to go through life drunk, trying to convince myself that I am not.
Why would you believe you're an alcoholic if you are sober? That makes no sense
@jak1373 you sound pissed😂😂😂
fooling yourself that you don't have a problem@@DAN-bc5ev
" alcoholic" simply means to be dependent on alcohol.....once you no longer drink alcohol its really not advisable to give yourself this label in my opinion....just say " I don't drink".
It's the same with drug users who say " I'm an addict"...the word comes from the Latin meaning to be enslaved....but of course once you no longer use drugs then by definition you are no longer enslaved.
Another thing people say is " I've had a relapse" 😂.......which is nonsense....you choose to drink or use drugs....its happens by you...not to you.
Best said words I ever heard 😮
That would make a interesting video Eddy, Interview a few expats what do they do with there time !
Good idea
Having lived in Thailand full time for 10 years ,you do need a hobby .I had a few , Gardening ,house /flat renovation and and tinkering around with motorcycles .Brining my 2 Lab dogs for walks was another .As regards changing money you should have a Thai bank a/c by now .Then you can use a CO. such as Wise ( formally Transfer wise ) to send money directly and immediately from the UK on line to your Thai a/c at low cost .They are making it harder to open a Bank a/c on a Tourist visa but a visa agent can do it for you for a fee of B5k ....About your quote that >its a long day to get through when your retired < I found it the opposite .I found the days too short for what i needed to get done . PS ,i hate Sports especially Golf .
Hi Eddy, another thought provoking vlog. I enjoy exetcise so would need a condo with a gym.. Also play over 55s walking football, are there any in Pattaya?
Walking is something I also like and yes I will become a vlogger😊
I'm surprised you didn't know about TT exchange, Eddie.
Previously a tourist, now retired in Pattaya, I spend my days by walking (21km in one day is my record), gym, reading, learning Thai and Spanish, sudoku, lying in the sun by the pool and swimming at my condo, watching a bit of TV. A big night out 3/4 times a week.
Booze: I can take it or leave it. I'd like to think I'm sensible enough not to be on the beer at 11am.
@PitbullinPattaya In 32⁰c EVERY day, I fully intend to, cheers! 😎
Tbf 0.48 isn't worth worrying about unless you exchange tens of thousands, which I'm pretty sure he doesn't. Just another thing to whinge about.
@@andrewmarshall3891If you're on a 2 holiday it doesn't matter but if you live there every Bhat counts.
"miserable old bastard" brilliant 😂😂😂 I have been that for fecking years.
You are definitely right about the alcohol when you retire anywhere around the world it's too easy to turn to the beer in an afternoon to get rid of the boredom of doing nothing.
Me personally if I retired to Pattaya or anywhere around Thailand I would go back to school and learn to read, write and speak Thai for a starter I would look at taking up gardening there's nothing better than fresh veg and fruit from your own garden.
I can't wait to retire to Thailand I'm not a city boy I like the peace and quiet of village life I would go to Pattaya or places like it as summer holiday getting very drunk every night then going back home and living the village life style.
Good for you, mate
You are spot on Eddie. It’s great you’ve made the big decision to get out of the UK. In relation to everything you have said no matter how much you keep busy it is extremely difficult to not drink cold ales pretty regularly. You have proved you’re not an alcoholic not because you didn’t drink for 9 months but the fact you are able to have a few beers without getting smashed but be warned your mental health will not benefit by waking up every morning regretting and feeling guilty you had a few beers yesterday.
Ummm so with that logic a drug addict can have a couple of shots a day ???
He'll be running back to the UK before long to drive his taxi in Torquay...
@@chrisfinn7907 Yes, this is all a PR exercise to get a free free holiday thanks to his admirers. I would too I guess. But, Patts is a hole and the lifestyle is not conducive to being healthy.
Eddie, the 'yellow' exchange booths are all over Pattaya and are ALWAYS offering the maximum rate. Super outfit.
Sod this UK weather! Cathay Pacific just stuck up last night a really good price for Lon to Bangkok via Hong Kong with just an hour layover so yahoooooo, will be there next week for a month. Can't wait.
Have fun!
You've changed Eddy, sometimes a change is good, sometimes it's not! Only you can decide that...I'm not sure if it's your age or state of mind...but this channel along with yourself have taken a full 180 degrees turn... still enjoying the content,, just a different angle mate,,hopefully retirement treats you well mate
Eddie, having looked at your 10 pound note, it is a new polymer note and thankfully not a paper note. Try the following with a water damp cloth with a small amount of liquid soap on it. Gently rub the number written in ball point pen or felt tip and you may find surprisingly, that it will remove the ball point pen/felt tip ink, (it may take more than 1 attempt). If it was an old paper note you would be knackered from the off. Please let me know how you go with my advice. Cheers Aussie1, Perth, Western Australia. "The Famous Five Get Creative"--- to remove ink from a Polymer Bank Note. (We have had polymer notes for many years in Oz. Infact, The Bank of England purchased our Polymer technology).
That's a fantastic quality picture. What camera is it?
Spot on Eddie. Reality meets fantasy, some of the hobbies I like would not be attainable . Model trains , radio control planes.
You could open a shop selling those things and make it a hobby for people. :)
I'm in my 60s but not looking at retiring any time soon. I have an online business and spend any free time pottering about the house and playing with my son. Also love to take trips away and explore places around SE Asia.
nice to see you finally at your desitnation... been following you for a year now ... odd question, what type of camera are you using... it has a nice picture
Oppo Reno 4 smartphone
Absolutely crucial to have a hobby or hobbies to use up your time.
Sadly I know some that didn't and they are no longer with us.
When you start drinking beer at Breakfast there is only one outcome.
There are many phases of life and you WILL tire of the same-old-same-old. It's normal.
Looking forward to what the next phase is for you 👍.
I am many decades away from retiring but when I get old I'd like to travel everywhere, not just Thailand. Take the time to see many countries
I recommend going to see Paul Jackson show. They play regularly about twice a month at Travellers rest in Soi Lengkee. Very good variety of songs played and very entertaining
hi eddy, good Subject 👍 I spend a lot of time in SE Asia and have often been put off living there because of this problem of filling my time.. its only recently I believe I could be content living there.. and thats after visiting 4 months every year for the last 15 years.. you have to "feel" ready.. alcohol has never been a problem with me, but I do know you can easily get into deep sh*t if you get drunk in Bangkok etc.. cheers 🍻
Good to hear from you, mate
good listening to you but can you film more of where you are going while you are talking
Very true
Love your humour 😅😅
Swap the £10 with a subscriber visiting Phuket from the UK. They'll be able to spend it when they go home.
Words of wisdom. Hot weathrer, young women and alcohol can be a hazardous combination.
Walking, fitness workout, golf, badminton, learn thai, learn a musical instrument, watch you tube, swim, go on side trips, read and write books, try new restaurants and coffee shops. So many ways to pass the day
i recent spent 8 months in thailand .. with 5 of those months in pattaya. towards the end i was getting bored, and had nothing to do, so now im returning in 2 weeks focusing on myself with the gym, and fitness
Everyday I exercise, haven’t been to a bar for the 4 years I’ve been here, except when a friend came for a short visit. Pratamnak is home for me now, have a Thai girlfriend for company. We do the normal things together that you would do anywhere! Meet up with expats at a restaurant, it’s a great group, some have been living here over 25 years. Love to play Badminton, another group of around 16 or so regularly. Then there’s the gym, different set of people again. Still love to travel around SE Asia. Though recently it’s just Thailand, that’s about every 3 months. Always something to do, keeping active is more important as we get older! As for music I keep in touch with You Tubbers in the vinyl community. Will be meeting one or two who will be coming to Thailand! Oh and where I live there’s a massive swimming pool, use it at least 3 times a weeks, love it!
Sounds like a good lifestyle. Good for you, Roy
Where's the pool Roy and how many meters is it I do lap swimming thank you😊
@@philliproberts7294All the View Talay condos about eight of them, have massive pools. Checkout Cheap Dave in Thailand, he lives in one. They are all dated but are well maintained and can get a good deal!