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- Joost: The Thai baht is not strong. The euro is bad. It has been falling against the USD since the end of September. Against the THB since June
- GeertP: Sorry Ruud, I had completely forgotten that nowadays everything that deviates even slightly from the extreme right is woke, I am one of the
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- fred: What I do notice is that in Thailand they are still building a lot of new gas stations. In Jomtien along the second road, e
- frans: Exactly. That is great wealth. It is already a special privilege to be alive. If you also have a safe roof over your head,
- frans: Beautiful. Could be the opening of a play about the moving, somewhat clumsy lovelessness of such contact
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