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#5129711 What'S Happening In Chalong?

Posted stevehaigh on 2012-03-13 07:01:57

goober, on 2012-03-13 06:00:16, said:

That road is long overdue for widening and clearing those low bars.
So depressing driving down there.

its not so much the bars that need an upgrade as the 'quality' of the entertainment! there aren't too many beauty contest winners down that strip

#5320267 Monthly Cost Of Living In Phuket

Posted HongKongPhooey on 2012-05-21 21:17:33

pagallim, on 2012-05-21 20:55:23, said:

happyfish88, on 2012-05-21 10:21:00, said:

Cost of living Monthly

rental - 12000thb
wirelesss - 750thb
water & electric - 4000thb
food thai food 70- 2100thb
ciggerates(L&M) - 58*30 = 1740thb
groceries - 2000thb
car gas full tank - 1400thb

Total Expenses - 24000thb

I would appreciate greatly if anyone can teach me to go lower than this, Surfing net most of the time, watching online movie , gym , swimming...very lazy lifestyle.

Many thanks.

A monastic existence indeed. No mention of a few beers or wine, cost of your gym, annual insurance/tax for your car. Diet doesn't appear to be particularly healthy, with one 70 baht Thai meal per day for 30 days? Obviously not many sick buffaloes are going to come knocking at your door methinks........... Posted Image

True, but if it means he doesn't have to wake up and go to work every day in the cold and rain and he's happy, then it sounds like a perfectly adequate budget to me. Posted Image

One of the hardest things in life is learning how to enjoy the simplest things, which invariably don't involve any money. I'm not very good at it myself yet, low boredom threshold Posted Image