@Zeca *********

people come to a place like Thailand to live a simpler life than in the US or Canada, not to sit in a car all day long.

@Zeca *********

and where would I drive it? I still don't understand. There is nowhere I need to go in Chiang Mai that requires a car. I can walk to restaurants on foot. Also, the rain never lasts very long. Today it rained in Bangkok for about ten minutes.

@Yoni ******

I'm not a travel vlogger. Keep up your miserable trolling with someone else who cares.

@Yoni ******

First of all, I don't wish to live in any of those places and most thirty year olds (like OP) don't wish to either. Second, I have traveled the entirety of Thailand from north to Phuket on a motorcycle and it was amazing. Why do you need to make personal attacks against strangers on the internet, do you simply have too much time and nothing to do?

@Yoni ******

Large metropolis = Istanbul, Tokyo, Jakarta etc. and don't need a car there either.

@Kami *****

really? I've been like 20 times at least and never needed one.

@Yoni ******

I'm really confused. Where exactly do you need to commute to in Chiang Mai if you are not working there? There are cafes and coworking spaces everywhere. Supermarkets, 7-11s around every corner. Where exactly do you need to commute to, or am I missing something?

Renthub Thailand. Google maps is great too

@Duncan ******

who wants to live out there? The dude looks about 30 he's not like 70 and looking to rest his bones

@Duncan ******

pretty small town if you ask me, usually a bicycle is enough for me to go everywhere and much faster than being stuck in traffic. Also this is Thailand, you have 1000 different options for food, coffee etc within a half KM radius. You also have the bicycle sharing stations they added all over Nimman, Old town, and riverside areas