Bike TROUBLE In Bangkok 🇹🇭 Preparing For My Next MOTORBIKE Tour

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  • Опубликовано: 29 янв 2023
  • I ran into some bike trouble in Bangkok while preparing for my next motorbike tour and had to delay the trip by a few days. The Yamaha NMAX my friend loaned to me, was in desperate need of new tires and an oil change. I really wanted to get this taken care of before starting my next motorbike adventure. In this video, I get some maintenance work done, give you a motorbike and walkaround tour of Bangkok, as well as have a wonderful interaction with some local Thai people. I was able to get all the service work done before noon, even though I had to go to two different shops to get it all done. Join me as I also give you a short walking tour of a very exclusive neighborhood. While walking back to the tire shop to pick up my motorbike, I had the funniest interaction with a street food vendor. Such a fun, and funny, experience. The whole day ended up being quite fun for me and I got almost everything I needed done before I left on my next motorbike adventure.
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  • @LifewithSerg
    @LifewithSerg  Год назад +4

    If you want to support me, a like or a comment, or share on this video would really be appreciated.
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  • @kernelcortex
    @kernelcortex Год назад +11

    Imagine Serg & Mickey Stotch do some short trip collab. Riding, eating, speaking Thai-English-Russian & laughing out loud. Must be fun. 😄

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +5

      That would be pretty funny! Two Russian hungry machines.

  • @TheThaiLife
    @TheThaiLife Год назад +2

    LOL That is funny. When I try to speak Thai I have the same thing happen. I can say something perfectly but no one expects to understand me so no one does. Great video, very funny and cute.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yeah, I think they just don’t expect it.

  • @aggiet4545
    @aggiet4545 Год назад +2

    Looking forward to seeing your bike trip. Be careful out there. Had a laugh with conversation between you and the vendor, 😊

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yeah, the conversation was pretty funny. 😂

  • @oakoakoak2219
    @oakoakoak2219 Год назад +2

    Serg,
    Thanks for making me appreciate my city the way I would’ve never thought of. Your videos are great, keep up the good work!

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Thank you very much for that. When I get back from my trip, I will make more motorbike videos in Bangkok.

  • @apkannikar
    @apkannikar Год назад +1

    You ride your bike in the heavy traffic of Bangkok really cool and you are a real motor expert. I keep following your RUclips channel. It's fun.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Thank you very much for your support!

  • @michaelhiggins7365
    @michaelhiggins7365 Год назад +1

    Oh ! I super enjoyed this one especially because, you listed the actual costs for services done to your scooter. I find this highly interesting. A nine dollar oil change ! Deal of the century ! Thanks for this one.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I’ve done dozens of oil changes on my own bikes in the states, but for $9?! I’m not even going to think twice about it. Lol

  • @tallthintom
    @tallthintom Год назад +2

    Nice video Serg! Looking forward to your motor bike tour video. I found a picture I took in Taiwan like 20 years ago and in the background there happened to be a Texas Fried Chicken but the sign there said ‘Church’s Texas Fried Chicken’. Didn’t know Church’s owned that lol.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yeah, I didn’t know that either until somebody commented about that on this video.

  • @Funk-That
    @Funk-That Год назад +2

    As others have said that chicken was chicken "ass". The grisly bit was definitely the ring 😆😂👍

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      😩 555 lol. Well now I know what chicken ass tastes like. Doh.

  • @Mmm.780
    @Mmm.780 Год назад +1

    Hi Serg a nice Bangkok Road Trip, with good informations and beautiful Impressions.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it, i’m on a 4 day trip now. Videos soon.

  • @porntipaeichentopf4228
    @porntipaeichentopf4228 Год назад +1

    i also had a good laugh 😆 nice video 😊

  • @nicklee4033
    @nicklee4033 Год назад +3

    The first chicken stick you ate were actually chicken butt. 😆

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yes, so other people have told me that now. Lol. I was wondering why it was crutches.

  • @robertjean659
    @robertjean659 Год назад +2

    So cheap to get work done over here and great customer service. In Australia they would want the bike all day. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Exactly! I was more impressed with how fast things were done than the low cost. For the time I left my house, went to the tire shop, got the two tires, then went to the Yamaha dealer for an oil change, the whole thing took an hour and a half.

  • @frankoseven
    @frankoseven Год назад +3

    Nice video buddy. I like these kind of "preparation"-videos. If you want to make a trip to somewhere there is mostly more preparations to do than most people think of. I hope your ex co-worker Cops in the USA didn't see your "sketchy things" you doing on the streets else they will talk with their Thai colleagues to give you a ticket. Hahaha

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yeah, this will be a pretty simple trip. I’m just gonna bring one backpack. It’s shorter than my Koh Samui tour, so I don’t need as much stuff.

  • @mangostickyrice555
    @mangostickyrice555 Год назад +2

    Thumbs up 👍 Serg

  • @kttananyada6580
    @kttananyada6580 Год назад +1

    I think you're riding a motorcycle safely. have fun!

  • @matthewkjellerson9325
    @matthewkjellerson9325 Год назад +3

    Loved the video, hope the trip worked out alright. When I travel internationally, and I come across an "American" or "moms" restaurant, I have always been disappointed, except at "Margarita Storm" on Sukhumvit. Its not spot on Mexican like here in the US, but still real good.Matt

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yeah, Matt, Margarita Storm is actually owned by the same man who runs sunrise tacos. He’s an American who’s lived here for 30 years, and he has a phenomenal charity organization as well.

  • @satitwiwattanapaisal3121
    @satitwiwattanapaisal3121 Год назад +1

    คุณเก่งมาก ผมผู้เกิดในประเทศไทย แต่ผมไม่สามารถขี่มอเตอร์ไซด์ในกรุงเทพได้ มันดูวุ่นวายและน่ากลัวมาก 😅

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      It’s actually not that bad. However, I have been riding motorcycles for 30 years.

  • @PREPFORIT
    @PREPFORIT Год назад +2

    I hope your friend appreciates all you did for his bike while he was gone.
    I like the repair prices and the friendliness of the people.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      The prices were very fair and the guys at 29tire were very friendly.

  • @kornkan7800
    @kornkan7800 Год назад +2

    I’ve watching your channel since the beginning on and off. I didn’t know you speak Thai! Impressive! I hope you don’t get offended if the Thais laugh when you speak Thai, it doesn’t mean it’s bad, people just think it’s cute! I am sorry to break the news to you but the chicken bbq that you ate first was the chicken derriers🙃😅😄

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I’ve learned very little of the language since I’ve got here. I need to speak a little bit slower, and obviously work on my pronunciations. I wasn’t offended by them laughing at all. I thought it was a great interaction. And yes, I realized later on that I had eaten chicken ass. Lol.

  • @Ohgodmail
    @Ohgodmail Год назад +3

    On the 2nd floor of the 29tire shop There is also a helmet showroom from abroad as well. Another thing is if you want to go to a Yamaha service center. At the premium level, we invite you to try Yamaha Premium, located on Srinakarin Road. The service there is very good and there is a place where you can sit and relax while waiting for the motorcycle to be serviced.

  • @premsiripupipat5381
    @premsiripupipat5381 Год назад +2

    Was the tire shop Serg went the same one as Paddy Doyle? It looks familiar. Anyway, love your Thai conversation with the chicken vendor. I also didn’t understand what you said (lol). I’ve never been to the Texas Chicken before. Thanks for your review. 😅

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I have no idea if Patty went there. I’ve only watched a couple of his videos and that was about a year ago. I think the problem I’m having is I’m speaking too fast and my intonation, obviously, is not correct. Need to work more on my Thai skills of courses.

  • @radsameekarnchai6327
    @radsameekarnchai6327 Год назад +2

    Take care yourself and drive safe in Thailand.

  • @gjooj5170
    @gjooj5170 Год назад +3

    Texas Chicken is the international branding of Church's in the states, and I agree, it is pretty lousy. The wraps and honey butter biscuits are pretty good though. Btw, I don't why you went to the Yamaha dealer for an oil change, my local mechanic charges 150 Baht and he's good. He's kept my 19 yr. old Yamaha Nuovo running like a top. Other than maintenance, I don't recall ever having spent a single baht on repairs. Great channel Serg!

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      OK, church’s chicken! I thought it looked familiar. Since this isn’t my bike, and I haven’t used any local repair shops, I just went to the dealer. 310 baht is less than $10, and they use the factory filter, etc. Glad you like my channel! Tomorrow starts the next motor bike tour series.

  • @kitisakubalee8931
    @kitisakubalee8931 Год назад +1

    ฉันเห็นคุณขับรถในสุขุมวิท คุณเยี่ยมมากขอบคุณ ที่คุณชอบบ้านของเรา

  • @leo5869
    @leo5869 Год назад +3

    Other than the challenges of fighting thru the dense Bangkok traffic, what were the other challenges to adjust to driving on the "wrong" side of the road?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      It’s not so much being on the wrong side of the road Leo. It’s just the chaotic nature of the traffic. You have to be a lot more aggressive and assertive. Otherwise he won’t get anywhere. Also, if I’ve been out on a long, motorbike trip, I have to be careful because I’ve caught myself being on the wrong side of the road once or twice very briefly.

  • @cxxx9756
    @cxxx9756 Год назад +2

    i really appreciate your thai and definitely understood it right at the moment you spoke. and believe me, maybe it's something having to do with your own language , all foreigners learning thai late and speaking it perfectly i came across were either american or british. even japanese or chinese who'd spent 30-40 years in thailand still couldn't do that. also, i guess those houses belong to family members of one giant construction company located in that area. they own land around there.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Thank you! I know that I spoke to fast, and that’s why they did not understand me at first. I need to speak slower.

  • @Blazethecat-nt7rl
    @Blazethecat-nt7rl Год назад +1

    Hi serg whats up texas chicken is like church's chicken here in puerto rico we have one of those all island wide i always ate a pancho sandwich when my mom brought chicken for my dad and i get a pancho sandwich it has a nachos on top lettuces tomato and pieces of onions it's so good

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Ahhh ok. Church’s chicken. Makes sense.

  • @gum6y1
    @gum6y1 Год назад +2

    I won't ever own a bike in Thailand and definitely not ride in Bangkok but this was a very entertaining video have I been brainwashed?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I hear ya Jeff, it can be super sketchy here. I know that a lot of people get scared into things by watching news, etc. Until you’re actually somewhere and you get to experience for yourself it’s really hard to judge. Riding in Bangkok definitely takes a certain amount of awareness, skill and aggressiveness. I think riding in the rest of Thailand is no more dangerous than in other rural parts of the world. The biggest issue is that the roads are pretty much garbage 80% of the time so you have to be careful. However, everyone has a different comfort level, and I definitely would not push someone into riding a motorbike in an area like this, if they were not comfortable on a bike.

  • @mobylure
    @mobylure Год назад +2

    Honda ADV is a good choice for adventuring and touring. I think you'd more appropriate with the 350.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I would have to agree. I wrote the ADV 150 for four days on my Koh Samui trip and really liked it. I know they’ve come out with an ADV 160. I have to go to the Honda dealer and take a look at the 350. I sat on the 750 version, and it’s ridiculous. At that point, I’ll just buy myself an Africa Twin or a real motorcycle.

  • @nuttsrisukplung1318
    @nuttsrisukplung1318 Год назад +1

    I used to take Harley and Hypermotard 821 to change tires at 29tire shop.
    If it were me, I would recommend the ADV350. It had a lot of strength. more comfortable driving carry more stuff
    And if you are going to change the oil next time, I recommend that you don't need to go to Yamaha center. You can change it at a motorcycle repair shop. or at a gas station If it's a gas station, I recommend Shell's. It's the best motor oil. The price is about 150-200 baht, free of charge for both small shops and gas stations.😁😁🙏🙏

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yes, I need to go and look at the ADV350. This Yamaha is not my bike, and I didn’t wanna look for a shop so I took it to the dealership and it was very quick.

  • @joec4967
    @joec4967 Год назад +1

    Hi Serg, Go get Harley Davidson! hahaha 😊👍 Ride safe anyway.

  • @peerc.3969
    @peerc.3969 Год назад +1

    Seem like you ate grilled Chicken's Rocky Mountain Oyster. Ha ha ha 😄👍

  • @tedlennox4365
    @tedlennox4365 Год назад +1

    Good Tires... safe ride.... your Thia... better than mine..you made them laugh... Question... most homes have huge walls... but they say Bancock is safe... seems to be conflicting oppinions.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I really had no idea what to expect when I was making this video. That interaction with the street food vendor was so much fun. I think even in a safe city, having privacy is a good thing. Not sure I would go to that extent, and have such tall walls in front of my house, but maybe the people in that neighborhood have a reason. Thanks for watching Ted!

  • @surasuk2
    @surasuk2 Год назад +1

    ขอขอบคุณ

  • @Goeker
    @Goeker Год назад +2

    I'm coming down to have my own adventure soon. Planning to rent a 150-155 cc from Bangkok and ride down to Koh Chang. Do you have any shop suggestion for the rental? It will be around two weeks.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      It’s actually one of the trips I’m planning on making as well. I haven’t rented any motorbikes here in Bangkok, so unfortunately, I can’t make any recommendations.

  • @naruto_rhang5
    @naruto_rhang5 Год назад +1

    ขับรถดีๆนะพี่ชาย

  • @JAY-wn2hr
    @JAY-wn2hr Год назад +1

    Pretty sure Texas chicken doesn't sell jackets LOL.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      No, they sure don’t, the shop I wanted to go to was not far but they didn’t have what I needed and I didn’t think it was worth adding to the video. I went today and got myself a proper jacket and pants for riding.

  • @iskandartaib
    @iskandartaib Год назад +1

    Those are what some people here call "chicken backside" .. 😁 I think you stumbled across the neighborhood where all the top politicians live...

  • @numbernine5418
    @numbernine5418 Год назад +1

    Texas Chicken is the rebranding of Church Chicken from Texas.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yeah, somebody else said that. To be fair, I never tried church’s chicken while I lived in Texas for 11 months.

    • @numbernine5418
      @numbernine5418 Год назад

      @@LifewithSerg Neither me, when I was there for 2 years, just have only KFC and Boston Chicken.

  • @user-vx4yw9lf8b
    @user-vx4yw9lf8b Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @soniph.563
    @soniph.563 Год назад +1

    👍 👍 👍

  • @ericcaine478
    @ericcaine478 Год назад +2

    Can we get a motorcycle live stream someday?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +2

      Eric, that sounds like an extremely dangerous and stupid idea. I love it! 🤪 Actually, kind of fun. I can definitely strap the phone to my chest like when I make my videos and stop every five minutes or so to answer questions and give you guys a tour.

  • @franktaylor7617
    @franktaylor7617 Год назад +1

    😎👍🇺🇸
    Cheers from 🇺🇸 PNW Seattle Washington area.
    Only ever ridden a scooter once.
    Although I can definitely see the advantage in an auto.
    Even with the two-finger clutch on the SM. My hand would give up after a few miles in that traffic.
    What's the legal limitations for highway use on a scooter??
    Is there a minimum cc requirement?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      I’ve ridden motorcycles for 30 years, so I have no problems with using the clutch. The reason I tend to use automatics for trips is because I record while I’m riding. If I have to use a clutch with my left hand will make everything so much dangerous. motorbikes, and even motorcycles are not allowed on many highways here. And honestly, you don’t want to be on the highways here on a scooter, it beats you up.

    • @franktaylor7617
      @franktaylor7617 Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg
      I was implying you had an issue with clutches.
      That stop and go traffic can be a killer on the clutch hand for sure.
      Here in the US I think it's 250cc or 60mph, or something like that.
      Planning a trip to the Philippines. Renting a 650 for the tour around the island. The cities will suck but I need the bigger bike to get from place to place in a reasonable amount of time.
      Was curious about Thailand and its laws.
      I've also got 30+ years and several bikes here.
      ✌️

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yah I hear ya on the stop and go. Def easier on an automatic. I lived in California for 41 years, I don’t recall the size requirement. Def not my Honda Grom. Lollll

    • @franktaylor7617
      @franktaylor7617 Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg
      Was born and raised in SoCal.
      Learned to ride there.
      In Washington state now.
      -2c this morning.
      Trying to get to the Philippines in a few months. Be my first vacation in some 7 or 8 years. Pandemic and an illness cancelled my last tries.
      After that I might try Thailand for a few weeks.
      Seeking out possible retirement destinations.
      Still have a few years to investigate.
      Too bad I can't bring a few toys with me.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      I haven’t been to the Philippines yet, but I really like living here in Thailand.

  • @arrukkikrina2755
    @arrukkikrina2755 Год назад +1

    The best way to explore the city is by motorbike.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I definitely enjoy it. I’m leaving tomorrow on afford a motorbike trip, but when I come back, I’ll do some more exploration around Bangkok.

    • @arrukkikrina2755
      @arrukkikrina2755 Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg Bangkok has a vast and complex urban landscape. I've been here for 26 years. Sometimes, when traveling to an unfamiliar place, I often get lost. Especially the service of Google Maps, haha.

  • @miyakiakoki9389
    @miyakiakoki9389 Год назад +2

    What brand of tire did you install for your bike? Why did you choose this brand?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Eurogrip. The shop recommended them, and it was the best combination of dry and wet weather performance group, since it rained so hard here, and my friend is not as experience as me, I decided to get something in the middle.

  • @mickbotcast
    @mickbotcast Год назад +1

    Texas Fried Chicken hmm that one is ok I guess; Thai love their biscuit but it just still at everyone else level when it comes to fried chicken and it also more harder to find compared to the KFC and Macdonald

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      I think the McDonald’s fried chicken here is better than the KFC.

    • @mickbotcast
      @mickbotcast Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg ​ right! overall quality for each branch Macdonald seems to be better

  • @w.c.7247
    @w.c.7247 Год назад +1

    oi. Driving a motorbike between and through traffic, would not be my thing. High marks to you!

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I am being careful as the traffic patterns here are less than predictable. Lol.

  • @proto7688
    @proto7688 Год назад +1

    Is there an Amazon prime equivalent in Thailand? What are gas prices like? Have you rented any scooters in bangkok?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Yes, there is Lazada and Shoppee. Gas prices here are about $4-5 a gallon. Quite expensive. I’ve only rented scooters in Koh Samui.

    • @proto7688
      @proto7688 Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg cool! Are there any car events in bangkok feb march timeframe or how would one learn about them timings?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Facebook. The Thais love Facebook. Look at Thailand expat car club group.

  • @paulmurray8734
    @paulmurray8734 Год назад +1

    With 125,000 millionaires I bet there's a lot of nice houses there

  • @luislozada1066
    @luislozada1066 Год назад

    I am planning to go to Thailand soon and I like to rent a motorcycle. What are the prices approximately and what I need to rent one?Thank you for your answer.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Luis, I haven’t looked into renting motorcycles, I know that motorbikes can be hard for as little as about 2500 THB per month. I just need to have a passport. They don’t require you to have a motorcycle license. I would use Google to search for a motorcycle rental shop, they’re all on there and have prices listed.

    • @luislozada1066
      @luislozada1066 Год назад

      @Life with Serg thank you Serg.

  • @CarnisChampion
    @CarnisChampion Год назад +1

    wow :D

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Although this pushed my trip back by four days, it’s OK. Leaving tomorrow.

    • @CarnisChampion
      @CarnisChampion Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg True but still a great upload and fun to see you prepare for the trip and I am sure it will be a awesome trip :D always is with you!

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Thanks as always! I really appreciate you!

    • @CarnisChampion
      @CarnisChampion Год назад

      @@LifewithSerg

  • @jimsinthailand
    @jimsinthailand Год назад +1

    Bangkok traffic man...I think Chiang Mai is bad...

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      I still have to go to Chiang Mai, but I can’t imagine it being worse than this

    • @jimsinthailand
      @jimsinthailand Год назад +1

      It has it moment's, but nothing like Bangkok.

  • @Bas_El-paso
    @Bas_El-paso Год назад +1

    Suppot you serg from Thailand fans.

  • @TheMikeyStory
    @TheMikeyStory Год назад +1

    Would you consider buying a bike or just getting a car or getting both ?

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      I have a good friend here who has a car, and I am able to borrow it pretty much when I need it. No reason to buy a car, yet. I think a bike would make sense. My friends coming back in three weeks. I’ll probably rent another bike after that for a month and see if I use it enough to justify buying one.

  • @user-vc5lt4mw9p
    @user-vc5lt4mw9p Год назад +1

    You should always be careful when riding a motorcycle on the road because not all Thai people respect traffic rules.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yes, I am very well aware of that. Thanks for the reminder.

  • @caragio
    @caragio Год назад +1

    5:07 Chicken butts. Totally unhealthy but good for the soul X-D

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Lol. Yeah, many other people mentioned that as well. Won’t be trying those again. Lol.

  • @sombounreuanglith1987
    @sombounreuanglith1987 Год назад +1

    It might be chicken butt; the grisly one.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      That’s what several other people said. Now I’ve tried chicken butt. Lol.

  • @thanple7895
    @thanple7895 Год назад +1

    On 5:05 it is chicken bum not chicken heart.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад +1

      Lollll. I was wondering what it was. 🤣🤪 555

    • @thanple7895
      @thanple7895 Год назад +1

      @@LifewithSerg But it not too bad if you eat it with sauce "Nam jim jaew".

  • @motorwouter
    @motorwouter Год назад

    We gonna do some sketchy shit and then you do nothing 😂

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Maybe you didn’t notice I was riding on the wrong side of the road while I was saying that. Lol.

  • @khomnett4449
    @khomnett4449 Год назад +1

    very funny!
    You speak Thai, but Thai people think that you speak English.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Yes! Soo funny. I need to speak slower. 🤣

  • @imsuk2502
    @imsuk2502 Год назад +2

    5.06 น. ตูดไก่ครับ

  • @nuttjira5281
    @nuttjira5281 Год назад +1

    55555​

  • @onalonan
    @onalonan Год назад

    Normal middle-class and rich local Bangkok people most of them lived in a soi like these all around Bangkok my friend, low income labour to middle-class or Thai from another provinces they lived in the Building like Condo or Apartment or Flat or Horpak up to their money and most of these soi(real local bangkok residents) they even have their village named and some soi or village they do have a security at the front of the soi to take care the people in the villages/soi and most of those resident do not allow outsiders, you have to let them know and give them your ID card to go inside, not like those homeless houses along the river or the train track or those places that you could easily walk inside straight to their residents or houses and many of them already lived there for a long decades so it's not weird that a lot of foreigners thought those people are the real local Bangkok.

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      Thanks for sharing all that info.

    • @onalonan
      @onalonan Год назад

      @@LifewithSerg You're welcome my friend💕💕💕

  • @arannuwat2537
    @arannuwat2537 Год назад +2

    ตูดไก่ อร่อย ที่สุด

  • @haris1321
    @haris1321 Год назад +1

    whose are chicken tails or butts @5:09

  • @dueyduey1611
    @dueyduey1611 Год назад +1

    3:22 So funny. I think you pronounce 'un - nai' too fast so it become 'a - nai' so they can't pick up the word. Also Thai word will not change pronunciation every kind of sentence. I heard you rise the sound of 'aroi' at the last of question sentence.
    Bike ride alway a sketchy sh*t in bangkok lol

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      I definitely have so much to learn with pronunciation of the word here. I’m always trying to learn. 😊 yah, bike rides cane be super sketchy in Thailand but I feel pretty comfortable on one here.

  • @ruublor
    @ruublor Год назад +1

    They are chicken butts

  • @burgerr.5599
    @burgerr.5599 Год назад +1

    Serg คุณต้องพูดช้าๆ ตอนแรกคุณพูดเร็วเกินไป arai-aroi-tee-sood.คุณต้องพยายามพูดช้าๆคนไทยจะเข้าใจถ้าพูดเร็วบางครั้งฟังไม่ออก ผมฟังคุณพูดครั้งแรกมันเพี้ยนไปมากแต่ครั้งสุดท้ายพูดได้ดีครับ😊😊😊

    • @LifewithSerg
      @LifewithSerg  Год назад

      You’re absolutely right burger. I just only said it too fast. So I need to talk slower.