@Joe ********

I assume that’s for the year? Can you pm me the insurer’s info?

@Joe ********

3 years is reasonable.

@Joe *****

in the U.S., almost everyone beyond a certain age has “high blood pressure” and “high cholesterol”. It’s part of the tendency toward medicating everything. I even had a doctor recently take me off cholesterol medication because she said mine was never that bad and certainly didn’t need to be medicated now. However, it’s still in my medical record. The idea that numerous other conditions would then not be covered while these conditions are controlled, just due to the craziness in the U.S. system is a bit absurd.

@Graham ******

are you amusing yourself?

@Brandon ***********

one doesn’t need a horse to have a cart.

@Steve ******

agreed on both fronts.

@Steve ******

lol. Sorry. I’ve been in ridiculous debates in other groups regarding the debt ceiling in the U.S. and folks are blaming all sorts of things like immigrants. Honestly, these debates all look the same sometimes. When I click on a tag, I don’t see the whole post on my phone, of course. Mea culpa.

@Graham *****

look at his history of posts & you’ll get your answers.

@Brandon ***********

That was the impression I had gotten over the last couple years, which is how I had forgotten about the issue of a landlord needing to submit the TM30 for one's comings and goings. I just don't want to run afoul with immigration. Can you tell I'm a rules-follower? Yes, Thailand will drive me crazy on that front :-).

@Brandon ***********

I'm just thinking that avoiding friction with one's landlord is a good thing, but you are right. It is a legal obligation. Thanks again.