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@@宗昊-i2d Beer regardless of the time of year :)

It's a wonderful spot! Enjoy!

Yeah it is quite an interesting place. If I get the chance I may try and make a video of another house in the village because they are all designed quite differently.

@@xiaoandmatt that would be great!

Thanks Adam! If you go down to Chiang Mai for sure make a point to join one of her classes! www.chiang-mai-cooking-school.com/

@@xiaoandmatt definitely will do

Holy crap! That is a lot of durian! How did you fit 6 full size durians in your stomachs?

We love Thailand! When you come back to Nanjing, let me know.

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@xiaoandmatt ok. I should stop using ai

Which city is that for and does the school provide housing? In Nanjing, for example, it is possible to only spend between 5,000 and 8,000 RMB a month, if you don't need to worry about housing costs and also depending on how much local food you eat. A meal at a Chinese place will cost about 15-30 RMB, so if you did that for lunch and dinner that would be 30-60 RMB a day and breakfast is only like 4-10 RMB. Transport around the city, even if you use a ride share app like didi and go like 15-20 minutes, is like 20-40 RMB and the metro or bus across the city would be like 2-6 RMB. If you are getting housing plus 12,000 RMB you will be fine. Now, that being said, if you go out drinking all the time and want to eat western food you could possibly cut it close with 12,000 RMB. A western meal will cost you between 60-120 RMB and beers at a bar are like 30-50 RMB. I have gone out 4-5 times a month and then tried to eat cheap for most of my meals and wouldn't spend more than 8,000-9,000 RMB. If you enjoy a drink, don't worry because a beer at a convenience store is only like 4-20 RMB.

@@xiaoandmatt yes housing included. Nice, I had no idea about the metrics in RMB. Thanks

I found better deals at this store - ua-cam.com/video/tH8HQYd_Z44/v-deo.html - I agree with you that 300 or more baht for a gram is too much, but if people are willing to pay that much they will continue to sell it at those prices.

@@99946tv Agreed. The touring model is the nicest one. For the price and what you get the ET5 beats the ET7 in my opinion.

Agreed

@@chiaojian6122 Agreed. It makes sense in an urban setting.

@@metricstormtrooper May I ask why? Just because I post a short doesn’t mean you need to watch it.

@@honesty_-no9he oh I didn’t even realize they weren’t a single model. I need to familiarize myself with how they look so I can distinguish them from one another.

@@honesty_-no9he Thank you!

@@williamharding9753 Yeah he told me! That was such a coincidence running into him like you did. I feel bad that I couldn’t meet, but I didn’t even leave the house the week you were here. Things are getting a bit better now - baby had her one month yesterday.

Thanks Adam. This is a re-edit of a video we posted on Bilbili a few years ago around the time we all got COVID, but I rerecorded the audio to make it sound better and then I ended up screwing up the audio volume on one of the segments anyway. Glad you enjoyed it.

@@cndvd yeah just wider

@@mosadik9755 The Xiaomi SU7 is much more of a copy of the Taycan if you ask me.

Thank you man!

We aren’t sleeping man lol. It’s rough. I wish I had the energy to do anything. I haven’t even been running or anything like I normally do.

@@williamharding9753 Hey Will. My wife is having our baby tomorrow morning so I will be quite busy for the next week in the hospital and then taking care of the baby!

No worries, congratulations 🎉

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@@michaelnj700 Will do! Thanks for the interest and support!

@@heweiwang1964 Thanks for the comment! I know the feeling of being homesick and watching videos of my hometown online - I was stuck in China for 4 years during covid. I have a bunch of videos in Jiangdu walking around - A Serene Stroll Through Local Life in a Third Tier City in China ua-cam.com/video/HyzvIFmluI0/v-deo.html , Morning Stroll in a Chinese Park: Vibrant Activities by the Grand Canal ua-cam.com/video/hwlGH6NXKHE/v-deo.html , Exploring an Old Neighborhood in a Third-Tier City in China ua-cam.com/video/_xjwZRqwKBs/v-deo.html , How Many EVs Can I Find on a Walk in China? | Exploring China's Electric Vehicle Scene ua-cam.com/video/2aUn36r5VMU/v-deo.html , Toast of the Village: Baijiu & Family Traditions on May 1st Labor Day ua-cam.com/video/FOnRT-UCFpA/v-deo.html I hope my videos cure your homesick a little!

@@paulklt Exploring Legal Cannabis in Thailand | Prices & Quality Walkthrough ua-cam.com/video/Q-dX40FYfv4/v-deo.html - your wish is my command brother.

@@mystyles999 I guess it depends what country you are from.

@@GEMSTONE74 Any hotel app or website will have it. You can stay there like a normal hotel as long as you need to - I don’t think there are any restrictions.

@@ericmckinney9057 Nope. Already closed :(