I love Australia to bits, and I'd love to go back after being an expat of an expat (as I actually had migrated to Australia decades ago); however, I cannot afford it financially and the fact that Inner West Sydney is becoming a concrete jungle is a major hurdle. Seems like other parts of Straya are becoming more or less the same, being severely victimised to neo-capitalism. =(( Looks like we are all going back to a modern version of hunting and gathering...
Lol Australia is trashed high prices for homes,rent,power, food and total disrespect the the elderly/pensioners. Why i cant wait to sell everything i own and get the hell out of it and get to SE Asia and be able live a more sedate life
Fantastic people mostly, and beautiful country though. Is the government's that have been in powered for the last 30 years or so that have fkd it up. It ain't the same Australia that I grew up in that's for sure. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi buddy another great little video, up in udon at the moment visiting the wife's family, yeah the spicy food can be a little much but the wife made me sausage egg beans and chips last night so you can eat anything if you cook it yourself, as for the freedom yes it's great the people are probably the friendliest I have ever found anywhere and they can't do enough for you, oh yes it's really hot here too but it's better than the shity weather in the UK.
Some times I do top, depends if I feel like eating spicy or not. But if it's too spicy I usually pay the price in the toilet later on 555. Thanks for watching 😀
Safer I could flip that one. Did a lot more walking but you have to keep your head down as the foot path is dicy. But only more walking because more to see. Still wary of those menacing dogs. Carrying a stick.
Cost of living can be argued too. We just adjust our behaviour. I never buy cans of drink in Aus but regularly in Thailand. Never buy takeaway in Aust. or eat in. But of course Thailand it's affordable. Like the small cans of birdie coffee at 7 11. Hotels many times cheaper but can't remember the last time I stayed in a hotel in Aust. Even a camping site I believe is more expensive.
Yeah the foot paths are one I definately could have included for people with mobility issues for sure!! But I'm mainly talking about feeling safer from being robbed and mugged on the street, there is almost zero violent crime in Thailand. Yes the soi dogs can be problematic at times, but it does add a little adventure to your morning walks, lol
Less beeping in Thailand for sure, I noticed the stark difference in Malaysia. Thais rarely beep the horn. Malaysian do it all the time, it's the sound of the traffic.
everything this guy is saying is true in any country
Thanks for watching
I love Australia to bits, and I'd love to go back after being an expat of an expat (as I actually had migrated to Australia decades ago); however, I cannot afford it financially and the fact that Inner West Sydney is becoming a concrete jungle is a major hurdle. Seems like other parts of Straya are becoming more or less the same, being severely victimised to neo-capitalism. =(( Looks like we are all going back to a modern version of hunting and gathering...
Yeah I'm hearing you mate, thanks for watching 😄
Thanks mate. Too Late, I'm happy to say.
Thanks for watching 😄
Lol Australia is trashed high prices for homes,rent,power, food and total disrespect the the elderly/pensioners. Why i cant wait to sell everything i own and get the hell out of it and get to SE Asia and be able live a more sedate life
Fantastic people mostly, and beautiful country though. Is the government's that have been in powered for the last 30 years or so that have fkd it up. It ain't the same Australia that I grew up in that's for sure. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi buddy another great little video, up in udon at the moment visiting the wife's family, yeah the spicy food can be a little much but the wife made me sausage egg beans and chips last night so you can eat anything if you cook it yourself, as for the freedom yes it's great the people are probably the friendliest I have ever found anywhere and they can't do enough for you, oh yes it's really hot here too but it's better than the shity weather in the UK.
Thanks for watching 😊 Enjoy Udon.
@@SABAI15 back in Bangkok tomorrow then moving to the new house in nakhon pathom on the 1st we will have to meet up for a good chat sometime.
Yeah for sure mate.😄
I always say nidnoy spicy when I order
Some times I do top, depends if I feel like eating spicy or not. But if it's too spicy I usually pay the price in the toilet later on 555. Thanks for watching 😀
@@SABAI15in the old days it was squat not sit in the toilet. And had to carry a bucket of water.
Safer I could flip that one. Did a lot more walking but you have to keep your head down as the foot path is dicy. But only more walking because more to see. Still wary of those menacing dogs. Carrying a stick.
Cost of living can be argued too. We just adjust our behaviour. I never buy cans of drink in Aus but regularly in Thailand. Never buy takeaway in Aust. or eat in. But of course Thailand it's affordable. Like the small cans of birdie coffee at 7 11. Hotels many times cheaper but can't remember the last time I stayed in a hotel in Aust. Even a camping site I believe is more expensive.
Yeah the foot paths are one I definately could have included for people with mobility issues for sure!! But I'm mainly talking about feeling safer from being robbed and mugged on the street, there is almost zero violent crime in Thailand. Yes the soi dogs can be problematic at times, but it does add a little adventure to your morning walks, lol
I like the last one : driving or motorcycle riding that is a reason why less horning in Thailand..lol😂
For sure, thanks for watching 😄
Less beeping in Thailand for sure, I noticed the stark difference in Malaysia. Thais rarely beep the horn. Malaysian do it all the time, it's the sound of the traffic.
Yeah same in Vietnam and the Philippines, people constantly leaning on the horn, it's drives me nuts!