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This is awesome! I have never been to a 2nd hand market in Thailand and I would love to. Just watching you walk around, I"m seeing lots of stuff I'd pick up. Great video as usual, very fun.
Thanks Rob. I’ve been wanting to go here for a couple of months but other things just kept getting in the way. There is a ton of money to be made and flipping vintage and pre-owned items. It’s also just fun to walk around and look, as your bound to find things that will bring back memories.
I’m still butchering the Thai language, and I made several mistakes in this video where I misunderstood the numbers. However, this is the only way I’m going to learn. I’ll definitely have to wear that Pepsi shirt and one of my upcoming videos.
Hey Serg! I've been flipping second-hand clothes and shoes as a side-hustle online for a few years now. Lately, I've been getting free clothes and shoes from friends who are cleaning out their closets to make more room for new purchases. It's a win-win situation for both parties. My friends win because they need to get rid of unused clothes and shoes, and I win because I get free things to sell online! Recycling clothing helps keep them out of landfills and gives them a new life.
Just wanna add about those cheap new products like shampoo and soap, those things are legit products straight out of their respective factories. The reason they’re cheaper is because when big companies like Tesco or 7/11 adjust their ordered lots, there tends to be the surplus from the production line. Those products would being sell in front of the factory at a certain time of the day, and the small-time merchants would buy them cheaply and able to mark up the price enough to make profit and still undercut most convenient stores. So yeah, don’t worry about bootleg stuffs, because the real products can be much more cheaper than you think.
That makes a lot of sense. A lot of times products like this are sold at Marcus because they are coming near the expiration date. I would see this at minimarkets in the US.
@Life with Serg: Love the unique format of your channel. You helped me discover new things in Thailand I never knew existed. Other channels just focus on the same old walking streets and bars.
I plan to go back just to shop. I’ll enjoy it a lot more without the pressure of having to make a video. I’ve got another market that has more vintage stuff that I plan to check out. Stay tuned.
If you were with me on this one, we would’ve been there for at least six hours. Lol. There are other markets they have more vintage stuff. I will have to make a video at one of those soon.
This is a fabulous market. I have been there three more times since I made this video. I just put out a video about another market, although it’s not a vintage one. I have another vintage market. I’m going to go and make a video at on Saturday.
I finally can come around to look at this clip cause I was out of town on vacation and just checking through to see which one I have missed. I probably won’t mind walk around but not a fan of used clothes. I have been dropping off a lot of used clothes at Goodwill.
Visiting a flea / vintage market is one of the items always on my list to the new countries and cities I visit. And I always enjoy it even if I don't buy anything - its always a wonderful expereince!
Wow, you're getting really good at real life in Thailand. It's a market unknown to tourists. There are only Thai people. You did a great job searching and exploring.
@@LifewithSerg I used to buy video games from the 90s. In order to be used to play Mario and Contra games. It's 500 baht. There are many interesting antiques for sale. Antique dealers often go here looking for what collectors want.
You forgot to mention the most important thing here. Take a Thai with you ! As soon as you rock up as a foreigner , SO does the price and the ability to bargain. I will walk seperate from my wife when in the markets and point at something I want for her to follow up and buy at local price. There have been 2 - 500baht price diferences for us depending on who asked about the items. And I have been here 20 + years.
Yes, it does help, however, I’ve been buying and selling stuff for almost 25 years, and I have enough understanding of numbers to be able to try and bargain. The best tool you can use if you’re interested in some thing the price is too high, it’s just start to walk away, nine out of 10 times the seller will give you a better price. I know this for both a selling and buying standpoint. However, having someone that speaks, the language is a huge plus!
Been to bkk a couple of times, never knew they had this market for used clothing and stuffs, I always get exited in these types of places, like I'm from mumbai India , we have chor bazaar, thieves market translated. Very Similar stuffs. Thanks for sharing, will definitely visit next time I come.
Hi Serg. You've made your trip more and more interesting, every time I watch your video. You speak Thais very well, wonder how long and how many times you've been in to Thailand, before living here. There's a little story about Pepsi and Coke (Coca Cola) in the past in Thailand. Ever since then, Pepsi became more popular in Thailand. Someday I will tell you the story. Good luck! Have fun!
Great ! Ive always been a flipper too. In the Netherlands those flea markets are at the flower market buildings , in the middle or north Holland. Being from California i enjoyed going to them in the 90's.Also liked seeing things from typical houses being sold like a garage sale . Your video reminded me a lot of that . Thanks .
Yeah, I really love to go to these markets. It’s kind of like walking through an archaeological dig as you get to see what kind of things people used to have in a certain country.
Yes, this is called Nawamin Market. I used to go to it every weekend. There is no suitable price, and most of the things are used and served, but it is a beautiful market
I too would be eating the food there, I love to test local food and love most asian food. I used to go to what we call Flea Markets in the U.S. to find treasures, mostly when I lived in Texas. I just realized how much I miss that. TY! Bangkok is one of the places i am going when I can escape the U.S. soon. Wish i could leave now, but that is not possible due to obligations here, that will change soon.
Absolutely Jonathan! Is it mentioned the video, it really gives you an insight into what kind of things people buy, collect and consume. There are a few other markets like this here. This video has been really well received so I will do another market video in a month or two.
That's interesting... never heard of that market and I come already over 40 years to Thailand. I'll check with my wife, maybe she likes to go there too... it's just 3 hours drive to BKK. Thanks for this video!
I've been hustling my whole life when I was a little kid I used to go out on trash day to see if I can find anything to resell in the recycler newspaper that came out on Thursday need a whole lot of money out of that as a child🎉🎉
The vegetable you ate today was fried Thai eggplant with eggs, not cucumber. I really enjoy watching your channel. Hopefully, I can go visit Thailand soon.
My husband and I live in the states (Texas, to be exact) and we own a little mercantile where we sell vintage toys, games, and knick-knacks. Collecting is one of my favorite hobbies! I especially love anything Garfield, My Little Pony, or fast food kid's meals toys related. :D You've been in business longer than I've been alive, LMAO. This looks like so much fun!!
I lived in Austin for a year before I over to Thailand. Loved it. Will come and live in Texas if I ever move back to the US. This market is amazing, I’m sure you guys would love it.
I do love to hunt around some treasure like paintings, sculptures and collectibles of unique antiquity value. I did find one antique beetle made of original Egyptian stone ...which is adorned by royals of Egyptians...it turned out to be original relic. And seller hardly knew what the hell was it ...I got it for peanut price. Did sell it making good profit.
Thank you very much for your support Beer. I really enjoy going to markets like this. There are several others that I want to go to, so I might make videos there. If you have any suggestions on any videos you would like to see me make, please let me know.
Pepsi is way too sweet. I live in Los Angeles ca and I Love going to the Roadium Drive in theater is in the city of Torrance south of downtown Los Angeles. They have antique day, yard sale day and big stores returns as well as Amazon returns is a lot of Fun. Good Luck there in Thailand. I Love their Food 🇹🇭
Yeah that’s One of the great things about Los Angeles, there’s tons of antique and flea markets plus you have so many of the retail and wholesale liquidators down there. I’ve been to the Rose Bowl a couple of times, always fun.
Nice one Serg. Hellfire Pass definitely made it sensitive to watch and could be felt from your voice. History is painful and we must know and respect the sacrifices. Hats off to you my friend.
Finally got to this video. You missed out on buying stuff because you don’t want to ship home to the US or bring to your Thai home, but have you thought about actually getting a permanent Thai residence? I can’t imagine how different the real estate business is over there, but it has got to be a great temptation. It would be for me😅
Lily, I don’t think I’m gonna be moving back to the US anytime soon. I just don’t want to start this business again. I loved it for 26 years, but now I have a new chapter in life. And just to be totally honest with you, I enjoy making RUclips videos and I don’t wanna have a real job. 😜🤣Lol
Great recommendation of this new market. Gonna check this place on my next trip. Haven't been to Bkk since 2019. Other "vintage" markets I use to visit is Ngam Wongwan mall (top floor) and the Chinatown's Klongthom street vendors (on Saturday night, Sunday morning. But it seem to have been closed down then. Removed? Relocated?)
Love your content....I live for flea markets...I am into vintage camera lenses...old stereo "tubes"...mini toys...match box ...trains etc...xxxl size clothing etc....but mostly I love just looking...I live in Huay Kwang (Ratchada soi 18)...cheers
Oh great area. You really should go check out Mega Plaza if you’ve never been there. It is six floors of toys, cameras, and other goodies that I think you will enjoy.
@@LifewithSergThanks... I have been trading /buying/ etc with the folks in Mega plaza since before when they were scattered around Burrapha and Sappan Lek...several of the vendors are from Lampang...(I worked in Lampang back in 72-73. and again in 74-75) ... USCG. 24 years...lol. cheers
Great, I’m glad you found it useful. It’s a little frustrating for me to watch other videos were people speak a different language that I don’t know, and I have no idea what they said.
Great! I wasn’t sure how well this video would be received. Since everyone’s enjoyed it so much, I will do another one in a month or two, just to spread things out.
Hi Serg, have you been to second hand Japanese bicycle shops in Bangkok or the outskirt? If not, you'll love it. Race cycles, treks, folding, vintage, electric they've got them all : )
Ahhhh. I have not! Is there a name for the shop so I can find it? Thank you very much for that tip. I will have go there and look at their bicycles. 👍😊
I would absolutely suggest visiting some of these markets. There’s so many interesting things there, and many bargains. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s fun to just go and look.
Even if you don’t buy anything, Marcus like this a really fun to go to. You can just look around and I’m sure you’ll find things the world bring back memories.
Older video but in the future I'm really into communication equipment like ham radio cb radio ECT I'd love to see what's available at some of these shops new Sub here!!!!
I’ve definitely seen some CB radios at this market before. Usually the second hand markets will have some of them, but they are still pretty rare to find.
Hey Fred, There’s definitely lots of Taylor’s here as well as shoe shops. When I moved here I bought two sports jackets. In four months I’ve worn one of them twice. So I’m clearly not the right demographic for either of those stores. Lol. Now as far as the elephant material, you will all just have to wait and see. 🤣
😎👍🇺🇸 When I was a kid in SoCal. We would hit the Swap meet a couple times a month. Dad would give my brother and I a dollar or .$50 and we had fun for hours. I use to love digging through the boxes of hot wheels, weird toys and all the cool junk. Was always a fun day. 👍 Cheers.
Wow! My kind of market to shop on, too bad we don't have that kind of that market here area, just little here and there. To think about it, good! because I don't want to buy much any more.
Nice🙂👍im doing some flipping myself. I have worked with Stonks for many years. Now I try to expand my flipping, its more fun and I dont want to do anything that involves a computer anymore.🙂. Still keep my investments. I was in Bkk recently and saw some Nice stuff. Would be Nice to see more of this. Have you found other markets? Preferably vintage stuff. Thx for a good video.
Glad you joined this video, I really enjoyed meeting you. Yes, iPhone 13 Pro Max and the Manfrotto stand in Manfrotto clamp. I’m now using a Hollyland Lark 150 wireless microphone, but I will probably replace that soon with the DJI wireless microphone. I always tell people just to go out and make content with whatever equipment they have. It’s really not about the equipment. I could have the best piano in the world but I still couldn’t play a song on it.
I think it's interesting the way older items still have value there. I'm an inveterate scrounger and collect things like broken toys which I then mostly fix, 90% at least, and set aside here for visits from my young grand kids. People in the Western world seem to be trained to simply discard something when it stops working rather than fix things. Some of the toys and tools I've fixed are worth hundreds of dollars, have very little wrong with them and are returned to service with as little as soldering a broken wire. It's a throwaway world unfortunately but it suits me just fine.
It’s interesting that you say that because vintage markets are a huge thing in the US, if that’s where you’re from. As a retired vintage toy dealer, I have shipped thousands of vintage toys all over the world. There is definitely an interest in secondhand things almost universally. I think that is so great that you enjoy buying all things and fixing them.
Thanks for taking us there. I’ve never been there but would like to. The fried “cucumber” you had for lunch was actually fried eggplant. It is very delicious if you eat with Thai chili-shrimp paste.
I prefer pepsi more than coke too. Today ,Est cola, the former distributor of Pepsi (Thailand), have their own product to compete the market. Challenge u to try Est cola.
In Thailand, Pepsi is more popular than Coke because it's sweeter. As you know, Thai people love sweets. Coke, it's more fizzy, must drink with spicy things to be good. When I was a kid, Pepsi sponsored foreign artists when they came to perform in Thailand, such as Tina Turner and Michael Jackson, while Coke sponsored Thai artists. They used to promote with the Thai version of the song First Time (Robin Beck).
Elephant pant buffs brother. When I lived In Chiang Mai leaving people used to donate their elephant pants to me and I would get them made into buffs. Trail runners wear buffs on their wrists (can store ice in them) to get that Thai humidity out of there eyes. Much better to upcycle old clothes into buffs than buying those plastic wet wipes you (used to?) fangirl (555) on. I got sone uni students to do for a side hustle pre pandemic - not sure if they are still doing it.
I would have to say one of your top 5 video's, you cover everything. I might of missed it but what is the closest BTS /subway station to this location. When my wife and I finally make it back, I'm going to pack lighter and hit this place then next day or two after we arrive. Again, your videos are the best out there for Thailand.......Matt
Thanks Matt! I feel that as long as I stick to making videos about subjects I enjoy, I’ll be able to make a good video. Unfortunately there is not a BTS or MRT stop anywhere near the market. I took a taxi.
This is like heaven to me. I collect desk fans from the 60s to the 80s and they have some amazing models over there. I also have a lot of retro hifi seperates and speakers. Awesome video
I had a very expensive camera that used old film. I took it with me to take pick of the World Trade Center a few years before the plane went into them. I found the film and wanted to see if they were worth seeing if the film was not damage. The price for getting films developed its really expensive now because now you just give the memory card away you go. I don't thingthey have the equipment to developed old films.
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I'm in Texas , I have 12 vintage 1980$ cabbage patch dolls unique , I like to sell or just valued them to keep them
This is awesome! I have never been to a 2nd hand market in Thailand and I would love to. Just watching you walk around, I"m seeing lots of stuff I'd pick up. Great video as usual, very fun.
Thanks Rob. I’ve been wanting to go here for a couple of months but other things just kept getting in the way. There is a ton of money to be made and flipping vintage and pre-owned items. It’s also just fun to walk around and look, as your bound to find things that will bring back memories.
@@LifewithSerg That is such a smart idea and so many expats are looking for good ways to make money here. This is a fun one!
Hi Serg, your Thai has improved a lot. Oh, btw I like your new Pepsi t-shirt. Blue looks good on you 👍👍
I’m still butchering the Thai language, and I made several mistakes in this video where I misunderstood the numbers. However, this is the only way I’m going to learn.
I’ll definitely have to wear that Pepsi shirt and one of my upcoming videos.
Hey Serg! I've been flipping second-hand clothes and shoes as a side-hustle online for a few years now. Lately, I've been getting free clothes and shoes from friends who are cleaning out their closets to make more room for new purchases. It's a win-win situation for both parties. My friends win because they need to get rid of unused clothes and shoes, and I win because I get free things to sell online! Recycling clothing helps keep them out of landfills and gives them a new life.
That’s an absolutely wonderful scenario. It’s amazing what people will throw away.
Amazing. I love the Thai market like this.. Huge and many vendors selling almost everything.
Yeah, this market is amazing
Great video as always, Serg! I'll definitely check out this market the next time I'm in town:)
Glad you enjoyed it. Plan to spend about 2 to 3 hours there if you want to see everything through
Just wanna add about those cheap new products like shampoo and soap, those things are legit products straight out of their respective factories.
The reason they’re cheaper is because when big companies like Tesco or 7/11 adjust their ordered lots, there tends to be the surplus from the production line. Those products would being sell in front of the factory at a certain time of the day, and the small-time merchants would buy them cheaply and able to mark up the price enough to make profit and still undercut most convenient stores.
So yeah, don’t worry about bootleg stuffs, because the real products can be much more cheaper than you think.
That makes a lot of sense. A lot of times products like this are sold at Marcus because they are coming near the expiration date. I would see this at minimarkets in the US.
Awesome tour and review! Amazing Thailand! Love it! Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
I had a lot of fun at this market, I’m happy to know that you enjoyed the video.
@Life with Serg: Love the unique format of your channel. You helped me discover new things in Thailand I never knew existed. Other channels just focus on the same old walking streets and bars.
I’m so happy to hear that you were able to find some new things. I really enjoy finding the lesser known areas and sharing them with you.
Thank you for taking me to explore. I like that you share the source of so many things.
This was a great place. Really loved checking it out.
I was there 2020, it took me whole day to explore the market, would like to go again.
I plan to go back just to shop. I’ll enjoy it a lot more without the pressure of having to make a video. I’ve got another market that has more vintage stuff that I plan to check out. Stay tuned.
Yes, I was drooling as I watched all those great finds at that marketplace. It's been way too long since I've been to a flea market myself!
If you were with me on this one, we would’ve been there for at least six hours. Lol. There are other markets they have more vintage stuff. I will have to make a video at one of those soon.
Same here.
I still love trash and treasure markets and garage sales.
Greetings from Australia.
I love this vid. Came back to watch again. This place is on my top list "to go places when back in Thailand"
This is a fabulous market. I have been there three more times since I made this video. I just put out a video about another market, although it’s not a vintage one. I have another vintage market. I’m going to go and make a video at on Saturday.
I am always looking for antiques, kitsy art and curios. Coudn't see much of those in your video, but thank you for taking us there!
There definitely was some of that stuff there. I will go to another market that has more vintage stuff soon.
I finally can come around to look at this clip cause I was out of town on vacation and just checking through to see which one I have missed. I probably won’t mind walk around but not a fan of used clothes. I have been dropping off a lot of used clothes at Goodwill.
That’s the beauty of life Sheila. We all like different things. I just love looking at “junk”.
Visiting a flea / vintage market is one of the items always on my list to the new countries and cities I visit. And I always enjoy it even if I don't buy anything - its always a wonderful expereince!
I totally agree! Great way to see what people owned in that area.
Wow, you're getting really good at real life in Thailand.
It's a market unknown to tourists. There are only Thai people.
You did a great job searching and exploring.
I like going places where there are very few tourists.
@@LifewithSerg I used to buy video games from the 90s.
In order to be used to play Mario and Contra games.
It's 500 baht. There are many interesting antiques for sale.
Antique dealers often go here looking for what collectors want.
May i ask where exactly of this market? Im frim vietnam and want to gi to thailand to find secondhand clothing for my business in vn
Check the description for a Google maps link. Enjoy!
You forgot to mention the most important thing here. Take a Thai with you ! As soon as you rock up as a foreigner , SO does the price and the ability to bargain. I will walk seperate from my wife when in the markets and point at something I want for her to follow up and buy at local price. There have been 2 - 500baht price diferences for us depending on who asked about the items. And I have been here 20 + years.
Yes, it does help, however, I’ve been buying and selling stuff for almost 25 years, and I have enough understanding of numbers to be able to try and bargain. The best tool you can use if you’re interested in some thing the price is too high, it’s just start to walk away, nine out of 10 times the seller will give you a better price. I know this for both a selling and buying standpoint. However, having someone that speaks, the language is a huge plus!
Or maybe both of you should have learnt to speak Thai being there for that long😂
Been to bkk a couple of times, never knew they had this market for used clothing and stuffs, I always get exited in these types of places, like I'm from mumbai India , we have chor bazaar, thieves market translated. Very Similar stuffs. Thanks for sharing, will definitely visit next time I come.
There are several markets like this. Take a look on Google to find the others. Enjoy!
Hi Serg. You've made your trip more and more interesting, every time I watch your video. You speak Thais very well, wonder how long and how many times you've been in to Thailand, before living here. There's a little story about Pepsi and Coke (Coca Cola) in the past in Thailand. Ever since then, Pepsi became more popular in Thailand. Someday I will tell you the story.
Good luck! Have fun!
I came to Thailand only once before moving here, in 2012. Thank you for your support!
@@LifewithSerg you are welcome. You made a good decision.
Great ! Ive always been a flipper too. In the Netherlands those flea markets are at the flower market buildings , in the middle or north Holland. Being from California i enjoyed going to them in the 90's.Also liked seeing things from typical houses being sold like a garage sale . Your video reminded me a lot of that . Thanks .
I just love secondhand markets, especially when I’m in other countries. Glad you enjoyed my video.
Are you about the beverwijk bazar in noord? Found some really cool items there but now it’s getting expensive for a flea market
Hunting flea market all in world , that s Amazing !!! buy vintage toyz or clothing even antique !!! Love it !!!
Yeah, I really love to go to these markets. It’s kind of like walking through an archaeological dig as you get to see what kind of things people used to have in a certain country.
I really enjoy your variety contents it’s look like your Thai has been improved lately, good on you Serg
I’m trying to learn more. Thanks.
This is a market i visit a lot.Fun to see this on youtube.Not far from where i live.
It’s one of my favorite in Bangkok. Glad you like it as well.
Yes, this is called Nawamin Market. I used to go to it every weekend. There is no suitable price, and most of the things are used and served, but it is a beautiful market
Yes it’s a great market.
Cant get enough of the legend Serg! This was really cool. Team Pepsi!
Yes will definitely wear the Pepsi shirt in an upcoming video.
I too would be eating the food there, I love to test local food and love most asian food. I used to go to what we call Flea Markets in the U.S. to find treasures, mostly when I lived in Texas. I just realized how much I miss that. TY! Bangkok is one of the places i am going when I can escape the U.S. soon. Wish i could leave now, but that is not possible due to obligations here, that will change soon.
I do miss a lot about Texas! Yeah things in the US are crazy now. That’s the main reason I left as well. I hope they return to normal soon.
Really enjoyed this video Serg 👍🏻 These markets seem like one of the best venues to experience some of the true local culture and food
Absolutely Jonathan! Is it mentioned the video, it really gives you an insight into what kind of things people buy, collect and consume. There are a few other markets like this here. This video has been really well received so I will do another market video in a month or two.
15:01 you miss the black t-shirt Pepsi Cola one too 🙂 Enjoy your life in Thailand 🇹🇭 salute from Morocco
Thank you!
Really love second hand stuff except clothes
I’ll buy the occasional secondhand T-shirt or (when I’m US) jacket. However, it’s the electronics in vintage toys and watches that I really love.
I from Singapore, I love vintage staffs from hifi to vintage clothing 😅
You and I have very similar taste in Henry. I love these markets. I’m excited to go visit Singapore next year.
That's interesting... never heard of that market and I come already over 40 years to Thailand. I'll check with my wife, maybe she likes to go there too... it's just 3 hours drive to BKK. Thanks for this video!
I think you will definitely enjoy it. Come on the weekend as the majority of the dealers are only there on the weekends.
I've been hustling my whole life when I was a little kid I used to go out on trash day to see if I can find anything to resell in the recycler newspaper that came out on Thursday need a whole lot of money out of that as a child🎉🎉
That’s awesome!
Thank you for this awesome video... I found the market of my dreams!! 🤩🤩🤩
It’s a great market. Glad you liked it!
The vegetable you ate today was fried Thai eggplant with eggs, not cucumber. I really enjoy watching your channel. Hopefully, I can go visit Thailand soon.
Yes, I thought it was a little too sweet to be cucumber. It was quite delicious.
My husband and I live in the states (Texas, to be exact) and we own a little mercantile where we sell vintage toys, games, and knick-knacks. Collecting is one of my favorite hobbies! I especially love anything Garfield, My Little Pony, or fast food kid's meals toys related. :D You've been in business longer than I've been alive, LMAO. This looks like so much fun!!
I lived in Austin for a year before I over to Thailand. Loved it. Will come and live in Texas if I ever move back to the US. This market is amazing, I’m sure you guys would love it.
I do love to hunt around some treasure like paintings, sculptures and collectibles of unique antiquity value. I did find one antique beetle made of original Egyptian stone ...which is adorned by royals of Egyptians...it turned out to be original relic. And seller hardly knew what the hell was it ...I got it for peanut price. Did sell it making good profit.
Hey, that’s great! Congratulations on the deal
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Thank you very much for your support Beer. I really enjoy going to markets like this. There are several others that I want to go to, so I might make videos there. If you have any suggestions on any videos you would like to see me make, please let me know.
Hi, thks for this guide as I hv never heard about it. I will follow yr guide this coming weekend.
I hope you enjoy it, it’s a great place.
Hiiii, I just passed by your channel and I like it. subscribed already.
Thanks for subbing!
Pepsi is way too sweet.
I live in Los Angeles ca and I Love going to the Roadium Drive in theater is in the city of Torrance south of downtown Los Angeles. They have antique day, yard sale day and big stores returns as well as Amazon returns is a lot of Fun. Good Luck there in Thailand. I Love their Food 🇹🇭
Yeah that’s One of the great things about Los Angeles, there’s tons of antique and flea markets plus you have so many of the retail and wholesale liquidators down there. I’ve been to the Rose Bowl a couple of times, always fun.
Nice one Serg. Hellfire Pass definitely made it sensitive to watch and could be felt from your voice. History is painful and we must know and respect the sacrifices.
Hats off to you my friend.
It was a very educational and emotional experience. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Yes enjoyed very much. Looking forward to meet you in my next trip. Hopefully in June 23.
Pattavikorn is amazing. Will be back in february 🙏
It really is!
@@LifewithSerg If you are ever in Saraburi, there is lovely local fleamarket at the trainstation.
2nd hand mkts are brilliant buddy. Good One.
Yah so many more here!
0:48 Man, I can remember it like almost 30 years ago...listening to Ventura Highway via cassette tape while on the road trip to Chiangmai with my pop.
I remember making my own mixtapes! It’s always good memories to go to Marcus like this to see stuff
I love hunting treasures but junk to some 😂 your tip is very helpful
Glad you enjoyed it. This is a great place
Finally got to this video. You missed out on buying stuff because you don’t want to ship home to the US or bring to your Thai home, but have you thought about actually getting a permanent Thai residence? I can’t imagine how different the real estate business is over there, but it has got to be a great temptation. It would be for me😅
Lily, I don’t think I’m gonna be moving back to the US anytime soon. I just don’t want to start this business again. I loved it for 26 years, but now I have a new chapter in life. And just to be totally honest with you, I enjoy making RUclips videos and I don’t wanna have a real job. 😜🤣Lol
Great recommendation of this new market. Gonna check this place on my next trip. Haven't been to Bkk since 2019. Other "vintage" markets I use to visit is Ngam Wongwan mall (top floor) and the Chinatown's Klongthom street vendors (on Saturday night, Sunday morning. But it seem to have been closed down then. Removed? Relocated?)
I’m not sure about those two. Some have been shuttered.
This is really hyping me up for my thai days
Enjoy!
1:21 Orange shirt guy giving the peace sign
Ha ha
wonderful video; would definitely look (in December) for some action figures, vinyls and VHS tapes !!!
There’s quite a few other night markets they have vintage stuff. I’m planning on making another video very shortly.
@@LifewithSerg looking forward to it Serg
Go check out Mega Plaza when you are here. It is six floors of new and some vintage toys and video games.
I ve always wanted to go to this market. Thanks for reminding me !
Give yourself at least 2 to 3 hours, and try to come on the weekend as there will be more vendors.
I love any markets! Fun! 😁
Yeah they are so cool
Love your content....I live for flea markets...I am into vintage camera lenses...old stereo "tubes"...mini toys...match box ...trains etc...xxxl size clothing etc....but mostly I love just looking...I live in Huay Kwang (Ratchada soi 18)...cheers
Oh great area. You really should go check out Mega Plaza if you’ve never been there. It is six floors of toys, cameras, and other goodies that I think you will enjoy.
@@LifewithSergThanks... I have been trading /buying/ etc with the folks in Mega plaza since before when they were scattered around Burrapha and Sappan Lek...several of the vendors are from Lampang...(I worked in Lampang back in 72-73. and again in 74-75) ...
USCG. 24 years...lol. cheers
"In the future you might see Serg wearing something out of Elephant materials?" nah, I'll pass on that
Not made out of real elephants. I just have a funny idea for something I wanna make with that elephant print material.
Thanks for showing on the screen the translation of what you said in Thai.👍
Great, I’m glad you found it useful. It’s a little frustrating for me to watch other videos were people speak a different language that I don’t know, and I have no idea what they said.
I agree with many of the other comments, this was very interesting video.
Great! I wasn’t sure how well this video would be received. Since everyone’s enjoyed it so much, I will do another one in a month or two, just to spread things out.
Wow! Everything is so cheap and I'v never thought that still there were a lot of cassette tapes left to be seen.
There were hundreds of cassette tapes at the market. Most of them were American artists. Really surprised me as well.
Wow!! A lot of people!!
Your Thai accent is superb!!
Surprisingly, it was really quiet when I first got there at 10 AM. Then at around 12:30 it got really full.
Good to know 2nd hand market
Oh, yes, this is a great market!
Hi Serg, have you been to second hand Japanese bicycle shops in Bangkok or the outskirt? If not, you'll love it. Race cycles, treks, folding, vintage, electric they've got them all : )
Ahhhh. I have not! Is there a name for the shop so I can find it? Thank you very much for that tip. I will have go there and look at their bicycles. 👍😊
please please share this. thank
Please do a video from there
@Ania-qb3ot what? You just watched my video, and now you want video from the place that you just watched the video about? 😂🤔
Amazing 👁I never go there wide variety of products 🌺You can buy at your satisfaction . Thank you for your Volg
I would absolutely suggest visiting some of these markets. There’s so many interesting things there, and many bargains. Even if you don’t buy anything, it’s fun to just go and look.
Nice video! If I was still a big consumer, I would go crazy in this place 😂
Even if you don’t buy anything, Marcus like this a really fun to go to. You can just look around and I’m sure you’ll find things the world bring back memories.
It's not about Cheap.
It's about things I like to find 😃
Exactly! I just really enjoy looking at finding treasures.
I love second hand stores!
Me too!
Older video but in the future I'm really into communication equipment like ham radio cb radio ECT I'd love to see what's available at some of these shops new Sub here!!!!
I’ve definitely seen some CB radios at this market before. Usually the second hand markets will have some of them, but they are still pretty rare to find.
looking forwards to it!!
Definitely go take a look if you’re in the area.
@@LifewithSerg going Bangkok this week… in my list now
hey serg you talked about elephant material,when I was stationed there the great things were tailor and shoe shops .You might do a video on these fred
Hey Fred, There’s definitely lots of Taylor’s here as well as shoe shops. When I moved here I bought two sports jackets. In four months I’ve worn one of them twice. So I’m clearly not the right demographic for either of those stores. Lol. Now as far as the elephant material, you will all just have to wait and see. 🤣
My dream spot...what an incredible place....dope vid
It’s really a cool market. There’s another night market that has vintage stuff that I might go check out and make a video at soon
😎👍🇺🇸
When I was a kid in SoCal.
We would hit the Swap meet a couple times a month.
Dad would give my brother and I a dollar or .$50 and we had fun for hours.
I use to love digging through the boxes of hot wheels, weird toys and all the cool junk.
Was always a fun day.
👍 Cheers.
Same here. Always loved swaps and flea markets.
Hi Serg that’s a very nice Market Video. Thanks a lot.
I really enjoyed going to this market, I’m glad you enjoyed the video as well.
@@LifewithSerg of course. Really Amazing.
Wow! My kind of market to shop on, too bad we don't have that kind of that market here area, just little here and there. To think about it, good! because I don't want to buy much any more.
Yes, I know what you mean about buying too much. Sometimes we end up buying things we don’t need when we see a good deal. Lol.
Thanks for the tip.. needs to visit
Yeah you’ll love it.
My first time watching you will be back.
Welcome aboard.
Wow. So many books
Yeah I was impressed with how many books were at this market.
Nice🙂👍im doing some flipping myself. I have worked with Stonks for many years. Now I try to expand my flipping, its more fun and I dont want to do anything that involves a computer anymore.🙂. Still keep my investments. I was in Bkk recently and saw some Nice stuff. Would be Nice to see more of this. Have you found other markets? Preferably vintage stuff. Thx for a good video.
Yes there are other markets that have vintage items. It’s so tempting, but shipping things from here will be much more difficult and expensive.
Goodwill Outlet! Is my addiction.
Oh yah. That place is great. Lol
ขนาดคนไทยแท้ๆยังไม่รู้จักที่นี่เลย พี่เจ้าของช่องเก่งจริงๆ
Thank you! I am very happy to show Thai people places they have not seen.
Very good I hope to go there I will
Yes go check it out.
I am not an investor, I don’t buy for resale. I buy what I missed. Seeing you been there I doubt there’s any toys left lol😂
Believe it or not, but I actually didn’t buy any. Since I no longer have my vintage toy business, I really try to keep my possessions to a minimum.
@@LifewithSerg probably very hard to kick an addiction lol great work seeing you go through those places
Thanks for sharing I will definitely go there too .....
It’s a great market!
I am from Dallas and live in Thailand for several years. I visit 2nd hand shops all the time. The best shops are 2nd hand Japanese shops.
Yes I have heard that. I will have to go visit the Japanese second hand market that is not too far from me.
@@LifewithSerg amazing what you may find.. I too into flipping reselling.
I'm in Siracha Chon buri.
This is my favorite market I got lot of cheap games from here.
Oh yes. Great place.
Hope to see you on a live stream soon.
Will try and do another one this week.
I tried to buy sandals in the Philippines, but the girls selling them were giggling when I said size 12
Ha ha ha
I live in México City and i love to go to the flea markets
They are great!
Great video! Thank you for always having good content 🇸🇪
Do you only have that manfrotto stand and the iPhone? It’s really good quality!
Glad you joined this video, I really enjoyed meeting you. Yes, iPhone 13 Pro Max and the Manfrotto stand in Manfrotto clamp. I’m now using a Hollyland Lark 150 wireless microphone, but I will probably replace that soon with the DJI wireless microphone.
I always tell people just to go out and make content with whatever equipment they have. It’s really not about the equipment. I could have the best piano in the world but I still couldn’t play a song on it.
I think it's interesting the way older items still have value there. I'm an inveterate scrounger and collect things like broken toys which I then mostly fix, 90% at least, and set aside here for visits from my young grand kids. People in the Western world seem to be trained to simply discard something when it stops working rather than fix things.
Some of the toys and tools I've fixed are worth hundreds of dollars, have very little wrong with them and are returned to service with as little as soldering a broken wire. It's a throwaway world unfortunately but it suits me just fine.
It’s interesting that you say that because vintage markets are a huge thing in the US, if that’s where you’re from. As a retired vintage toy dealer, I have shipped thousands of vintage toys all over the world. There is definitely an interest in secondhand things almost universally. I think that is so great that you enjoy buying all things and fixing them.
@@LifewithSerg no mate not American, I'm Australian. It seems to be the way here, it stops working chuck it in the bin and buy another one.
Serg, great stuff bro
Thank you sir!
Thanks for taking us there. I’ve never been there but would like to. The fried “cucumber” you had for lunch was actually fried eggplant. It is very delicious if you eat with Thai chili-shrimp paste.
Ah yes, I could not figure out what it was. It was delicious.
I prefer pepsi more than coke too. Today ,Est cola, the former distributor of Pepsi (Thailand), have their own product to compete the market. Challenge u to try Est cola.
I have tried it and I liked it.
In Thailand, Pepsi is more popular than Coke because it's sweeter. As you know, Thai people love sweets. Coke, it's more fizzy, must drink with spicy things to be good. When I was a kid, Pepsi sponsored foreign artists when they came to perform in Thailand, such as Tina Turner and Michael Jackson, while Coke sponsored Thai artists. They used to promote with the Thai version of the song First Time (Robin Beck).
Yeah Pepsi is sweeter. Makes sense that Thais love it more. I’m surprised the water here isn’t sweetened. 555
Now I order Est cola 👍🏻😁
Coke's sales have surpassed Pepsi now.
Elephant pant buffs brother. When I lived In Chiang Mai leaving people used to donate their elephant pants to me and I would get them made into buffs. Trail runners wear buffs on their wrists (can store ice in them) to get that Thai humidity out of there eyes. Much better to upcycle old clothes into buffs than buying those plastic wet wipes you (used to?) fangirl (555) on. I got sone uni students to do for a side hustle pre pandemic - not sure if they are still doing it.
That is a great idea! I’m all about reusing stuff. Yeah, those 7-11 wipes are definitely overkill. I haven’t bought one in two months.
You seem enjoy living in Thailand;
day after day, aim to searching for new contents different from other foreign youtubers.
Yes I try to show you what I like to do here in Thailand.
First time viewer of your vlog , very good 👍🏼
Thanks for watching!
Never been there for long time .This place are definitely cheap and good.
Yes lots of stuff at great prices.
I would have to say one of your top 5 video's, you cover everything. I might of missed it but what is the closest BTS /subway station to this location. When my wife and I finally make it back, I'm going to pack lighter and hit this place then next day or two after we arrive. Again, your videos are the best out there for Thailand.......Matt
Thanks Matt! I feel that as long as I stick to making videos about subjects I enjoy, I’ll be able to make a good video. Unfortunately there is not a BTS or MRT stop anywhere near the market. I took a taxi.
This is like heaven to me. I collect desk fans from the 60s to the 80s and they have some amazing models over there. I also have a lot of retro hifi seperates and speakers. Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it. There’s definitely lots of cool stuff at that market.
its Thailand Elephants are lucky, indeed right throughout Siam... Chang means Elephant so they basically everywhere :) and they are a cool animal :)
Yes lots of elephants here. Well, not in Bangkok. Lol
I had a very expensive camera that used old film. I took it with me to take pick of the World Trade Center a few years before the plane went into them. I found the film and wanted to see if they were worth seeing if the film was not damage. The price for getting films developed its really expensive now because now you just give the memory card away you go. I don't thingthey have the equipment to developed old films.
Oh yes they have shops that will develop it, you just need to search for them. Many people are using film again.
Nice 👍 Thailand 🇹🇭
Yes thanks!