@Av *********

this is utter nonsense. I brought many dogs here from Canada they are friendly with all the neighborhood dogs, they are in good health and we don't have them in an 8 foot fenced off yard

@Carlos ********

anchor babies are not a thing here. Giving birth here won't make their kid a Thai citizen

@Lyndon ***********

thank God.

It's sad the harm these masks are doing to kids. All for a false sense of security

On Samui most faces are mask free. Bangkok is weird

10 gold bars and a million dollars cash to be converted to Thai baht on arrival.

@Nishant ***********

neither do I to be honest lol pretty gross if you ask me. But with that being said the culture here is a lot less degenerate than it is in Canada.

In Canada they out up billboards with women in bondage gear in front of elementary school playgrounds.

Doing that in Thailand would land one in prison.

The big difference I noticed as well is that Thai people really like children and make a fuss of them while in Canada people sort of see kids as pests

@Nishant ***********

they are much nicer than Canadians.

Canadians are police, Thai people are friendly.

I usually have my kids with me when I go out though and I am here with my wife so I am not seen as a sex tourist.

@Nishant ***********

I came here exempt, did a boarder run, and am now on a tourist visa. Will be switching to education visa after I extend this one

@Nishant ***********

10 weeks 😆

I love it here though ☺️

Better food, nicer people, better environment to raise my kids. Lower cost of living means my wife, kids and I can afford to do more fun things.

Also I was treated like a second class citizen in Canada for well over a year and my coworkers wished my unborn baby would die as I was getting fired from 3 of my jobs.

Getting treated like subhuman vermin by people who said they'd have your back is a strong motivator.