Retire In Cambodia: What To Do Once You're Retired!

[@DaveDoesCambodia]

Hello everyone! Let's talk about retirement here and ways to keep active in your retirement. Donate: www.paypal.me/daveinthailand or www.ko-fi.com/ddcambodia

[@w.m.p-w8989]

Great information..

[@Robert-x2n8g]

Great clip. Thanks. Keep it up.

[@Driver2724]

You never mentioned learning khmer language. For me it is very important. By paying little money. Language is power

[@Driver2724]

@humbertsmith8864 yes it does

[@ebaum1417]

Awesome! And exactly along the lines of what I’m planning when I move there in three months 😊

[@markbrooke4100]

Thanks for your info 😊

[@gregsandifer2398]

Great info Dave! I'll be there next year.. for extended visit with family.hope to see you

[@mimibigdy1917]

Keep your mind and body busy…

[@Driver2724]

Love your video from Dallas Texas yes I retired year ago .I feel lonely you know here people are not friendly plus we don't know each other I am planning to retiring Cambodia in SEIM REAP..simple life

[@chrisryan238]

Good on ya matie ! See you around Christmas time. Always enjoy your info.

[@MarkBennett007]

Very encouraging Dave

[@0zzyidiot]

I spent a long time here over the years before I retired here, i had a basic knowledge of the language but have put in an effort over the last year and am close to fluent, being able to talk to the natives has really fullfilled my experience here, i would encourage you to learn the language before or soon after you come to live here.

[@olgashudofsky2830]

That is what I am planning to do while still in the Netherlands. I found a school thru FB "Be like Khmer" do you know it by any chance? And how did you learn the language? Was it a huge challenge?

[@georgewest3926]

Brilliant dave just brilliant 👏 😊

[@rgg7260]

thanx man, I often get bored outta my mind when I travel and finding a niche, helping others will be something I will do...

[@w.m.p-w8989]

Yep, keep going and giving to yourself or others… Stay healthy mind, body and soul

[@X_Marks-u7r]

Siem Reap sounds awesome but I need to be by the ocean so will retire in or near a beach off of Kampot. Wonder what the options are for housing…

[@AAWGASHTADS]

I suggest you visit there first and with your boots on the ground find out firsthand . A 30 day visa should do it . Then go home , process the information , and with a cool head make your decisions

[@peterRobinson10101]

can work out all day. Do laps of the pool. Get cheap massages. Burn heaps of calories so I can eat loads of cheap food.

[@rusco1948]

Another great video.

[@DaveDoesCambodia]

Thank you!

[@mhouse1572]

Can create a list of activities and include to any donors or any purchase of your book 📕 book 📖

[@janeenkledlow5419]

Great advice. I'm still working, but, I've got my house ready to sell, and hopefully sell it quickly, and can make my way to Siem Reap, by the end of the year. I definitely will be acquiring some hobbies, and doing some traveling. 🙂 I can't wait to do Khmer cooking lessons and language lessons. I'm ready to slow down and enjoy my retirement and next chapter of my life.

[@moyotom]

6:20 that speaks

[@Hea9lt9hy9]

Many options to keep you busy in the Kingdom of Wonder…

[@wneighbor2523]

Something to think about…

[@johnnysukhumvit9242]

Hey Dave....where would it be a good place to store a motorcycle in Siem Reap for months at a time?

[@walsakaluk1584]

If you get out and about before sunrise and it's still cool you can go for pleasant walks or exercise. It's like an outdoor air-conditioned gym. At this time the streets and parks are full of the entire panoply of Cambodian society and foreigners exercising within their means. From pro athletes training to folk with healt or mobility issues getting in their physiotherapy. Retirement is a great time to work on the body beautiful....or at least to renovate the meat sack somewhat. That's free. Stop at a nice gym for an hour for $1 if you need or want to.

[@willynilly949]

Whatever happened to your 50cc scooter? Years ago. 😊

[@mimibigdy1917]

Moving living caring

[@astrogypsy]

I'm an American thinking the US is too expensive for me to retire here. I just did a month in Thailand researching. Siem Reap is looking awfully nice. Do you ever meet up with people who come on exploritories? I'm not very well traveled and so don't "plug in" right away.

[@mikhailbulgakov1472]

Is it possible to have a conversation in English with Cambodian women? I am retired (65 year old in good health and shape) and I want to move abroad to live with a younger woman (around 35 years old). I am considering Cambodia and the Philippines. I know Filipinas can speak some English but wonder if this is the case with Cambodian women? And if they don't speak English, how do foreigners find a Cambodian girlfriend?

[@marktrail8624]

You can find Cambodian women in Siem Reap in the service sector can usually speak some English. Because of the tourism.

[@mikhailbulgakov1472]

@@marktrail8624 Is it how you met your girlfriend?

[@touchsmith4630]

This is almost can you speak to a foreigner starting a business over there

[@Albon29yd]

My idea of retirement is not to start a new career.

[@Xxxcavsr1260]

I found something I can do all day long. Besides just drink cheap beer. When I moved there from America. All I'm talking with me is a case of condoms and a case of Viagra😂😂🥰🥰😎😎🙏🙏🙏🤪🤪🤪

[@ourfinesthour6994]

🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@jrmz7881]

You need to stop getting in people's face with the camera, mainly the women,

[@peterRobinson10101]

I guess if you dont like his videos you can always stop looking at it with your face.