The Price of My Pattaya Condo

[@MichaelComsa]

Nice plays you get David...congrats and enjoy....you fully deserv it

[@chucksmash1]

Congrats Sir, on finding an awesome place that is pretty spacious at a great price..! A washing machine in the unit is truly a blessing (especially when you've lived without one, ugh) and the benefits of having a 7/11 right next door are enormous. Anyhow, I'm wishing you the happiest new year in your new place and I hope you will create an update video 4 or 5 months from now and let us know how you're feeling about the new place at that time. Again, congrats.👏👏👏

[@kadirozgol9608]

Great apartment my friend. Enjoy it...👍

[@OdinSonne]

Fantastic video, as always mate!

[@stand.6008]

The condo looks nice and the price is pretty good. Location is also important.

[@Shibari-shi]

Nice space and decent size kitchenette

[@glennthompson-zu9yg]

Love it!!...will check out one day❤

[@nickjones8867]

good size value for money well done.

[@michaelgreensr6553]

The country is on my vacation list

[@mrbHanoi]

Good 11 dollars a night. Some good restaurants nearby.

[@jimcunningham61]

That’s a good deal for what you get

[@murtada406]

good ariya good prss thankyou ined ful adress and lokeshan

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Emerald Palace Condominium, Pratumnak, Thailand. Full addresses here can be complicated, so it's best to look it up on Google. If you're staying for less than a month, consider a hotel where everything you need is just steps away.

[@MrRawUK]

Good video buddy! Do any of these kind of places offer 3 month rental or is it all 1 year?

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Many are willing to negotiate. I did a 1 year lease which was fine after several vagabond months in the beginning. This video was a hotel I really liked about 5 minutes away from me. If I were coming for 1 or 2 months I would check a place like this. Convenient location and super easy going vibe! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bH-2YZyAh7Vsq9Usi=PCxt6tqd2MD_uB8X&t=225

[@MrRawUK]

@@thepoormanspassportguide thank you. I don't intend to stay more than 6 or 12 weeks at a time . I emailed some agents but no reply.

[@THUGGO773]

Any roaches 🪳??? So many places have them

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Good question. Months ago I woke up with a roach on my head, and there were roaches in my room. They were all coming from one direction. Not from under the door but under the door frame. I spray my doorway one time a day and have not seen one since.

[@THUGGO773]

@@thepoormanspassportguide thank you for the response. You have a great channel, hope to run across your path when I return to Pattaya later in the Year. Salute

[@LaurenceFarrell-e4y]

Nice place! Can you walk to a baht bus that will take you into central pattaya?

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Yes you can. Depending on what soi you're on, I'm on one of the last furthest from the bot bus. Even with that taking a easy slow stroll uphill will do it. I see 5-year-olds to 80-year-olds doing it. So baht bus is no problem.

[@howiefeltersnatch6974]

6/12 month lease????

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

1 year lease.

[@雷霆雨露皆是君恩]

What is the name of the hotel? Thank you

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Emerald Palace Condominium.

[@Rexx1356]

Do they offer 1BR condos there? How much per month?@@thepoormanspassportguide

[@alanwood4968]

its to expensive for a condo it looks more like 6500B. you sound like the chap giving its good points.

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Let me know when you find a hotel or condo in Pattaya for $6 a day. have you ever lived in Pattaya before?

[@Nader_61]

You've been there a year and still pronounce it "pa-TIE-ah"?

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

It depends who I'm talking to. I've asked quite a few Thai people to say it for me and it is definitely not what foreigners say, but you probably already know that.

[@Nader_61]

Try "pah-tah-YAA"

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Gotcha. I know you hold on to that in every situation. I'll give it a try. Funny how that caught your attention. It caught my attention since I've been here as well. My Thai GF goes long on the YAAaaa

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

I think my answer disappeared. Okay, I'll give it a try. Does it bend your ear like a bad note when everyone is saying it wrong? I thought about it so many times and my Thai GF goes long on YAAAAA. I think to get me to hear the difference

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

Similar confusion after a year in Mexico a few years ago. Way down in Puerto Vallarta and some Mexicans said Mexico and some said ˈMehiko. Whaddyado!

[@dongshengdi773]

I prefer the gym

[@lkabong5529]

Could you be more specific

[@dongshengdi773]

Why call a street Soy Sauce? Why people in the world use local languages to call a street when you can just say street or road ? Example : Sukhumvit street. Worst of all , they use the name Sukhumvit everywhere Damn

[@thepoormanspassportguide]

In Thailand, soi (Thai: ซอย [sɔ̄ːj]) refers to a side street branching off a main road (thanon, Thai: ถนน). It’s not “soy sauce” its "Soi 6"! I've never heard a foreigner say street or boulevard. I think its the whole "When in Rome" thing. When I talk to Thai people, I only hear soi-never the English terms we use, like Court, Street, Avenue, Road, or Boulevard. It’s similar how we use words like Lane, Way, Place, or Terrace to understand different types of streets.

[@howiefeltersnatch6974]

Soi means street

[@ViewTalay]

You don’t sound too clever if a word like Soi gives you problems

[@ferney2936]

Sukhumvit is a long road that stretches from Bangkok to near the Cambodian border & it passes through Pattaya on the way