This family in Chiang Mai changed my view of Thailand
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Meet Milan and Pim. He’s German-Spanish and has lived in Thailand for 10 years — first in Bangkok, now in Chiang Mai. His wife Pim is Thai but has worked all over the world, including in America and Singapore. They shared what red lines foreigners should never cross with Thai people, how to make business deals the true Thai way, and why Thais often help others — even if they get nothing in return. Enjoy!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 INTRO
00:36 Misconceptions About Thais
02:42 How to Understand Thais
05:35 How Thais Get Things Done
06:55 Living With a Thai Family
08:27 Why Life in Europe Feels More Stressful
09:27 How Thais Do Business
10:44 What Thais Value More Than Money
12:39 Is Thailand Better Than Singapore?
14:49 Biases About White Men and Thai Women
16:34 What It’s Like to Be Thai Overseas
17:59 Weird Things Foreigners Do to Stay in Thailand
19:35 Differences Between Thailand and the Western World
22:17 How Matriarchal Is Thailand?
23:21 The Meaning of Life
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