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Home » Living in Thailand » The EXPATS: “Life is beautif….” (video)
The EXPATS: “Life is beautif….” (video)
Imagine Don and Ron, two grumpy Flemish people who are spending their old age in sunny Thailand. They grumble a lot, but that doesn't make their adventures any less hilarious.
In this third episode, which finally sees the light of day after a few months, it's happening again: Ron has to look for his buddy Don, who has disappeared without a trace. He soon finds him in an obscure "shop" on Jomtien Beach Road, where Don is - let's say - a little too "relaxed". What follows is a hilarious adventure full of grumbling, fumbling and the necessary looks from passers-by while Ron does everything he can to get his friend back on the right track.
Video: Ron and Don on an adventure: lost on Jomtien beach road
Watch the video here:
AWESOME I also have a friend from Wales who occasionally buys a 200 Baht bag of dried flowers and then wakes up in the middle of the night with Pink Floyd music and something about a wall.
Does that help you sleep better, yes yes
Fantastic to call. Especially that juicy AANTWEIRPS dialect.
Really beautiful Beautiful
that truth of Die land with a smile .