I wonder if thats the same guy who brings hos ducks to the rice paddy field, he charges for this as the ducks each all the pests and make for a good harvest. Clever little business and a double whammy as he gets paid and the ducks get fed :).

BIDEN IS not in charge, OBAMA IS.

0:52 THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON SCARED ME SO BADDDD. I WAS SCARED SMTH WAS FLYING TO THE CAMERA

they must pump the water from either a canal(klong) or nearby river, i know my girls farm in surin has a canal running through the fields and each farmer can pump water from them but they wait until the (poo yay baan) village chief gives the ok and all do it around the same time, thanks for sharing,

Was there in March of this year, and absolutely loved it...

Getting too travel on it again next month so comfortable, staying Mai Thai booked it on your video recommendation keep up the good work 👏

This is click bait False pretences to make money. I'm Hiding this site from my view.

Best wishes for the dog, rice fields will look nice when the rain comes.

Think dirt and muck think Asia

you can shop and eat cheaply in both countries and if you use local brands and not imported brands there is not a lot of difference price wise in my opinion, obviously if you want top grade beef in thailand it will be more expensive or top grade lobster in the uk will be more expensive, but either would be a rare treat for me not every day meals, try to eat as a local in either country and food prices are fair, yes i crave western foods when in thailand and i know i will have to pay a premium for that, i noticed that chicken breast was cheaper than thigh or other parts of the chicken and its the opposite in the uk, thanks for sharing but its difficult to compare like for like when i eat differently in each country, ie rice or noodles rather than potatoes and bread as staples, and shopping and eating habits are different for each person i am quite frugle so look for cheaper options whereas i have friends who spend a lot lot more than me on food, fruit and veg is cheaper at the fresh markets in thailand than the super stores, if you like alcohol beer and spirits are cheaper again if you drink local (non imported) drinks, cheers

thought this video was about thailand ..what a waste of time..and how the f do i know what the prices are in thailand..

This is not a comparison it is an opinion! You wasted my time. I expected you to show the same food in Thailand in the stores.

But the quality is much better in England

All ferang foods are a lot more expensive in Thailand just as all oriental foods are more expensive ive the UK . Fish sauce in uk is £2.80 (130 baht ish) in Khao Suan Kwang Tesco was 25 baht last year, Mama Noodles here are £1.35 to £1.50 ( 55 baht ish) for the small packets here but in 7-11 are about 25 baht. smal eggplants here in a pack of 5 were £7 last week in Leeds or Bradford (320 baht ish) a kg with about 35 to 40 in Khao Suan Kwang market 25 baht ish . Its supply and demand. I bet its the same in Cambodia or Vietnam. Cheese and dairy always has been more expensinve as Thais don,t really do dairy apart from the little yakhult yoghurt drink things. Most big citys in Thialand have an Irish bar or English pub that do a sunday roast but Ive never seen a carvery maybe theres an idea for a business , im sure Thais would love one as they do love a buffet . I find I try to leave ferang foods alone when in LOS and stick to Thai food whoch is far cheaper. I noticed MacDonalds and KFC are chearer in Thailand but not by that much It;s. Scotch whiskey in Thailand or American burbon is far more expensive than the Mekong spirit drink or the SamSong rum stuff , although Im guessing thats more due to import taxes though,+ the Thais cant handle real scotch whiskey as its much more potent than that Hong thong or Blend 123 crap.

It's the same in most countries , you eat and drink what the locals do or pay more🎉

God bless Hendos. They actually sell it in my local mini-mart in Samui.

They don't farm sheep in Thailand and not many cows in Thailand either very small dairy industry that's really a good thing because there is not good for us learn to love Thai food much more flavorful use a lot more different spices you're coming over to Thailand and expecting to eat English style food it's the same if you compared Thai style food in England it's going to be expensive

Yeah if you come the Thailand and eat English cuisine can you go to the supermarket to buy food then yes a lot of things are more expensive but if you go to the local markets and buy food it's so much cheaper and eat Thai food

Love a Carvery. Mmmmm will have one of these when I get back to the UK.

No bigger fool than an old fool 😂😂🤣

So what is this resort name?

I will discover the costs when I get there in July. But in the winter it gets dark at 3.30 in the afternoon and light at 8,30 am. For me Thailand still wins.

Our average monthly bills here in the UK are £2500 with the mortgage , petrol, insurance , food , gas and electric etc. When we are in issan for a month it costs around £500 a month and that includes having a couple of beers every day and often feeding the family at our house, We generally only drink a couple of times a month in the UK as its far too expensive for us to go to the pub more than that- a pint in my local now here is £5-50. The things that are cheaper here are generally not what Thais eat eg dairy produce like milk butter / margerine and cheese etc. If you bring your mrs over she will have a heart attack when shes sees the price of Thai foods here eg a pack of 5 thai eggplants in the UK are now £7 where as its 20 baht( 40p) per kilo in Thailand and you would get around 35 to 40 egg plants. Mama noodles are £1-25 to £2-50 here depending where you but them and agian are around 20 baht in Thailand . As you said you cannot really compare are the average wages are higher ( providing you are not self emplyed ) but also things are more expensive here when its stuff that is not too popular and its the same in Thailand - ferang foods are always far more expensive but as we all know ferang are always over charged there its just the way it always has been at least for the 22 years Ive been going anyway.the cost of living is definitely subjective to whether its a produce that is used by the nationals of that aprticular country. Glad youve enjoyed coming back Mick. when Ive finally sold the house here and get to Khonkaen will be in touch and meet up on a bike ride out . Safe journey back matey.

The UK has some wonderful views for sure. Enjoy your last few days in the UK.

Stunning ❤

I started riding the Honda Click as a new rider. Upgraded to the Adv 150 and it’s fun and I’m still learning. Great video. Cheers

thanks for sharing i have to agree shopping at aldi or lidl is cheaper for groceries than lotus or big c, especially if you buy their basic products which the thai stores don't do much of. but you have the option of fresh markets in thailand which are becoming more and more of a rarity here, the whole world has had huge inflation lately and its always the people on lower incomes that feel it more wherever you are in the world, i live in carlisle in the far north of england and want to retire to thailand, but my life style and costs will be similar as i have no rent as i own my property here and would have to rent there, fuel is cheaper but vehicles are more expensive, general living is less depending on your lifestyle and location, so really to live a good life in either place you need to have money either way, cheers

You don't go to live in Asia to eat imported English or European food.

Hi, I was back in the UK 4 years ago and yes, somethings are cheaper in the UK but thats because they are made or produced in the UK or Europe. Thai goods purchased in the UK are more expensive than in Thailand, I was just recently on Koh Chang and the goods in the 7/11 were about 10/15 % more expensive than on the mainland. This is normal all across the world. If you want good value you have to eat and drink the local produce, Cheers

.........you been to the Rum Distillery about 10km south of NK ? Another nice place to visit

Thanks for highlighting this place. We head up to Nong Khai every couple of months from Buriram on the bikes but have never seen the place. Will go on next trip

Enjoy Mickey

Thanks for the video, we will be coming through there on our way back to bangkok and would of needed to have a stop over somewhere there so this works out good, thanks

Lovely house that. Great price. Is it true foreigners can’t buy property?

Awesome, we have been on the fence for the ADV vs the PCX. 99% sure we going with the ADV next month.

Continuing on my visit to uk from Thailand, a nice walk from matlock Bath to matlock, lovely day nice walk

How much was your fish & Chips.?

Looks very nice mick.

2 shootings and 3 stabbings in the last year where you was brought up in the valley

Why do you share not share people where you was brought up in the valley which is a shiit hole and concentrate on the middle class of Dronfield Woodhouse

I got that feeling looking at your video. I spent one year at Korat and a little over two years at Nakon Phanom before that. Good luck with your channel.

I was stationed jn Korat back in the 70s. Changed sa lot since then.

Nice bike

Stayed there and won't hesitate to stay there again...Brilliant!!!

narthen lad, enjoyed ur vid from Ks tha sounds west yorks? am a mirfield lad living in Roiet

Nice Review! I’m considering getting an ADV 160. Do you mind sharing how tall you are? I’m 5’6” (167cm) and 125lbs (56kg). I believe my leg inseam is about 30” (762mm) and the seat height is 30.7” (780mm) which is a little lower than the 150 (795mm). Being new to bikes, my main concern is it being to high and not being able to flat foot it, especially with my gf on the back (she just about 148cm tall). I am also surprised you found the seat comfortable - I’ve heard that it’s a torture seat from other reviews (though they all seem to be pretty tall or heavy people).

Nice sunset wow

Well done with the little dog Mick, it truely is lucky to have someone like you to sort it out and give it a home, sorry not commented for a while been watching you on the TV app so cant comment on there.

Isaan

A beautiful area .