There Are Some Major Changes On The Horizon For Us. Not Trying To Fake It For Likes!

Daily Vlog# 1839 We Will Start Renovations Soon. Lot's to talk about in this video of everyday life living in Thailand as a foreigner.
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(Chuck and Paige Hunnicutt)
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[@MisterMitchMM]

Damn. I'm sorry to hear about Jim Edwards. He was the nicest guy, a real gentleman. After our group trip I'd bump into him and his partner in Pattaya. He will be missed. Miss you both. Stay safe.

[@notime2bsad]

Yes it's a very sad reality.

[@Tra980]

Unfortunately you can never out exercise a poor diet. If you’re drinking alcohol regularly, eating fried foods, sugar etc. it’s impossible to stay healthy long term. That said, anything can happen and any time and nothing is guaranteed. people should make their own decisions and live with the results.

[@PS-gm7vg]

whats a poor diet karen?

[@SeanHendy]

Chuck, my Dad recently turned 81, and he still plays golf 2 or 3 times a week, 9-12 holes each time, and not a buggy in sight. It certainly helps him get out and about and keep mobile and healthy.

[@louferraro6976]

We did our kitchen using cabinets from Home Pro .. I had them alter/customize a few so I can lay it out " Farlang" style granite tops and a wine cooler, propane gas bottle outside to supply the full size oven/stove complete with vented range hood..even went as far as to get a faucet that delivers straight tap water and filtered water (hidden in a base cabinet ) so I did not have to put in a seperate faucet for the filter unit .. all done in under a month.. also skipped an island made from cabinets and bought a heavy table from Dan Sing Khon we use as an island took 6 people to carry it in.. kitchen is 56 sq meters (20'x30') 6' sliding door to outside, 20' of window on a long wall and glass block windos on both short sides

[@notime2bsad]

Sounds like an adventure, hope it all worked out for you. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@LarryFournillier]

So sorry to hear about Jim Edwards, may he rest in peace. To be honest, we all have an 'expiration' date. So it's important to try and live a full and purposeful life!😊

[@notime2bsad]

Very true my friend.

[@brunowinter931]

Impressive design he gave you. What I normally want in my kitchen is a drainage area next to the sink where wet pieces can dry. I would not like to do this on the black top even when I would buy from the shop some plastic trays for that purpose. As you live in a town, you may have less ant infestations. We are more rural, so these Ikea type cabinets standing on the ground with the plate on the front would not be ideal. In my last kitchen I build in Germany (Ikea) I used their stainless steel feet and no front plate, so that I could check. Yes, it means a little more cleaning work but you have control about ants - can use the chalk to stop them going up the cabinets.

[@justinmcintosh6554]

I am in my 50’s. Looking after my health but also enjoying life. There is a balance. Great vid. I’m just starting on your Reno videos

[@buzzy1011]

Yes…, take the buffer and strip the tiles… then apply a seal coat on the tiles…. Makes the tiles very shiny on top… but very easy to clean…dirt won’t penetrate the tiles after you seal them…

[@SeanHendy]

Chuck, regarding the flooring, I just happened to work for an industrial cleaning company supplier a few decades ago. So, it looks like either vinyl or lino flooring. From new there is no finish to it usually, so after a cleaning to remove any dust etc, the floors are sealed with a metal polish. This takes skill to make sure that it is even and there aren't any streaks. This adds a thin protective hard layer on top of the floor. Then, (weekly) maintenance is to use a rotary machine which I think you mentioned. Lots of different names, bumper, buffer, etc, but a scrubbing brush attachment would be for really dirty floors, the pads, are then for normal cleaning and polishing. The colour of the pads denotes the abrasiveness, usually the darker the colour the more abrasive the pad, so a blue is medium, a black is hard, and these can be used with normal detergent solution in a spray bottle (a little goes a long way), to 'clean' the floor. Spray the detergent in medium spray, and use the machine over the damp part of the floor. The pad shouldn't get 'wet', the pad should hold the dirt. The pads can be cleaned in a washing machine. The final process is to polish the now clean floor, using a light pad, usually white in colour, and using a spray bottle with a different solution to give it a shiny appearance, but non slip. If a protective layer has been put on the floor, which it looks like, it is quite rare that you would ever need to strip it all back and start again. Removing it would require specific chemicals and it is quite a process, usually done by professionals.

[@SeanHendy]

Btw, you definitely don't want to put epoxy on top of lino. Lino is flexible and moves, epoxy is hard, and it will crack and lift off over time.

[@RussdeClanGunn]

FYI That is a what we call a Terrazzo floor in the USA it has brass divider strips. It can be resurfaced using the same grinding method used to finish it when it was built. It is essentially a poured in place rock aggerate similar to concrete that is ground flat and polished with diamond finishing equipment. The poured nature of it is seen at time 39:40. Although it can be resurfaced, making an exact match to a damaged or missing area (such as under the existing cabinets) would be very difficult, fortunately the use of the divider strips allows a patch or extension to be incorporated into the design. In Chucks case, the floor is already two-tone so if modifications are necessary a close match can be used provided the patched area is not physically too close to the older areas that are slightly different. It is also possible to use a different color, hue or texture in patched areas. The sealer used on Terrazzo greatly affects how slick it is. This flooring is rarely seen in residential housing in the US because the labor to install it drives the initial cost up. I suspect the lower labor cost and long game attitude towards the family home make it a good choice for Thailand. I think Chuck or his contractor will be able to find someone very knowledgeable regarding the options for this floor.

[@SeanHendy]

@@RussdeClanGunn if that is terrazzo then it's the most over engineered floor for a domestic home I've ever seen. Terrazzo tiles maybe, but not poured, and in that intricate a design. Who does that? Difficult to tell from video, looked like lino/vinyl, but in person, you'd be able to tell in an instant.

[@LarryFournillier]

@@SeanHendy it's a Terrazzo flooring! I have the same type of floor in my home here in Trinidad and Tobago. As a matter of fact, most older homes in the Caribbean and especially here in Trinidad, have that type of concrete flooring. It feels cool to one's bare feet when walked on, a great relief, especially with the Tropical heat. In Trinidad and Tobago, it was a very popular flooring choice, for those who could afford it, with homes built or renovated in the 70's and 80's. With the advent of the new concrete and stone flooring tiles, all newly built homes and renovations here use the new flooring option.

[@bradaltemeyer4472]

In the old days when you could buy Talc baby powder that worked great on sticky rubber and seemed to stabilize it somehow. Cork based wrap is what I went to on my bike long ago./ do whatever you like, and have fun.

[@steven9541]

Im getting more and more excited about the kitchen every time you talk about it. Gonna be a big project to reach your vision of it. Great video as usual.

[@notime2bsad]

Thank you very much for sticking with us my friend I appreciate it.

[@Walt-ck5qn]

Hey Chuck & Paige! Good decision to always to keep an "eye" on things. Exactly! It's the reason I'm coming to Thailand in October from the U.S. So true Chuck, as long as it makes sense for you. I take your comments constructively and not as complaints. In my own situation, am respectful towards others but do not let them influence my decision making. Remain who you are, am a staunch supporter and not afraid to say so! Have enjoyed all your videos and their content. Truly considering splitting time between the States & Thailand. Like having the more practical, logistical accessibility of visiting other SE Asian countries. You're on the right path, don't change who you are! I like your "buddy", the vendor. Will pay him a visit and patronize his business. I am always putting myself "last" too with my wife, children and "friends". In agreement with my Mom's wishes, reconsidered and limit myself to "true" friends. Had to cut up my lifetime membership card in the Nice Guys club. Hahahahahahaha! You're one of the nice guys too. As I follow along with your video, respond to your comments to minimize "senior moments". It feels like I'm there in conversation with you. Thus, the lengthy comments from me. Hope you don't mind, if you do I will stop. Appreciate your proactive and organized approach with your project. It's around the 40-minute mark on your video. Will close with this: enjoyed this video immensely, good fortune, health to everyone in your extended Thai family

[@notime2bsad]

I appreciate it my friend, don't worry about it I talk too much also. 😉

[@12iansmith]

Hi Chuck, I agree with you that you need to be yourself. As Shakespeare said in his play Hamlet: “Be true to yourself”.🤗

[@MohneyLake]

Don’t forget to check the water on the new battery. Many time they are low for shipping. I had a new 48month that lasted 48month never adding water. Now I have the same brand 48month that is over 10ys old and still going. By adding proper water level when brad new cause it was low and keep an eye on it.

[@cdenver]

Chuck, take care of yourself. We loved those bike rides to Nakhom Phanom. Make a game, call it "Find Henry" 😅

[@buzzy1011]

After bouncing around for awhile….. I finally found a place in Thailand I like… air is pretty clean traffic is not bad…. There’s friendly people.. lots of restaurants.. a few bars… 10 minute drive to big shopping stores….. and a nice beach…. Good home base.. still like traveling.. short trips.. a week at a time….like you it’s hard to come up with a steady plan for exercise….something always seems to come up… life goes on….

[@TimK2646]

Absolutely loving your life Chuck and Paige. Good morning. I love your DIY Zeal replacing the car battery. I would have taken to a local garage as labour surely not expensive there.

[@stephenpavy2501]

I'm a kitchen designer, your designs look good but watch the placement of that micro. The standard micro has left side hinge. If you have in far right corner, it will be hassle opening the door and gaining access. You basically need to stand freely directly in front of right of a micro with side opening door. Micro could fit on left of fridge or on hotplate hob wall. It also looks like he doesn't want to do corner overhead cabinets. Slightly more difficult than what he designed with separate single overheads which are simple.

[@notime2bsad]

When you are a professional of something it always makes it difficult as you know how you want it... But even the materials are not the same here....

[@br6021]

Chuck, you should move a cabinet to the outside next to your oven, and keep all of your baking supplies and seasonings in there. Just an idea.

[@notime2bsad]

Yes I have plans to put a cabinet out there but the seasonings have to stay in the refrigerator because of the moisture here in Thailand. Thank you my friend

[@chrissyramsden7507]

Sorry to hear about Jim 🙏 thanks for the walk about and another great video. Paige’s birthday dinner sounds delicious. The kitchen price is shocking wow, no chance of buying the units and getting locals to do the modifications and installations. Just seems way over priced Chuck. Good luck either way.

[@colleenrodamer9497]

Can’t wait to see the progress on the kitchen so exciting many blessings from North Texas ❤

[@notime2bsad]

Thank you very much Colleen for always the great comments, and thank you for sticking with us.

[@keithmuckchucker6468]

The exercise regime seems to get harder as you get older! and like others I also wondered about the friends down south, but friends do come and go in your life, that's just life, still looking forward to moving to Thailand one day🙏

[@ThaiUSA]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and honest point of view. It is very appropriated.

[@dayvideo64]

Good to see the battery change over in truck 😁 and the mock up of new kitchen looks amazing!

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks 👍

[@lescline2246]

Great video Chuck and i always enjoy your introspective thinking about peoples comments good and indifferent and your open and honest feelings about where you started and where you may end up. It is apparent you think like a student of life not like an arrogant know it all that tells people what they should do. You are a good husband, father and son. Love your videos..there is always a lesson and wisdom weaved into the mix. Thanks

[@notime2bsad]

Thank you very much for the kind words my friend.

[@tasneemdupont511]

Your friendship with Joe and Gift, why have you not Congratulated them?

[@notime2bsad]

I have his direct contact. Not everything needs to be for show. Relax...

[@justinmcintosh6554]

😂 Wow really?

[@justinmcintosh6554]

@@notime2bsadexactly!

[@dufffredq8]

I've been around my home in Phimai since 2014. Went to Ko Samui for six months but then back to Phimai in 2019. Maybe my wife and I will try a visit to Udon Thani of Ko Chang. Never been to either place.

[@TheThailightZone]

20:45 Brian is now living in my town in Bang Saray. He was doing KZbin videos showing cleaning the roads and feeding the dogs (like he did in Cha Am) 😀 But I have not seen a video for months now.

[@robertgroves391]

Did you move away from Hua Hin mate.

[@cdenver]

Rest in peace, Jim 🙏

[@robertgroves391]

Looking forward to see how the kitchen turns out buddy, good luck with the rebuild.

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks 👍Robert

[@dufffredq8]

Happy birthday to Page.

[@BlueBaron69]

Enjoyed the commentary today, Chuck!

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks for listening

[@brockstravels7586]

Go be a monk for a while, interesting idea... Nah, I cant sit cross legged on the floor any more. I had the battery in my BT50 replaced a little while ago. Our friend down the street who runs a Bike Point shop did it. I paid his cost price, he doesnt want me to spend more than I have to.

[@user-jj7ov6yi8k]

I would keep the concrete part but update them, thai families have heavy duty cooking, and cook all day, good to have good fire and exhaust and easy to clean, theres going to be lots of pots and washing, water splatter every where. Some kitchen are good to look at but need to perform as well.

[@ewengillies9826]

The kitchen will look awesome once you tweak it to your liking. Good idea the outside kitchen especially for cooking chillis. Bushyboy Oz

[@mataharih]

Aww, the kitty is so cute! Invite her/him in!

[@leifschroder1311]

Been is always good,no matter the weather 😂🍻

[@dufffredq8]

Try some cloth tape on the grips. Just an idea.

[@tonyh6846]

Cheers guys, 🙂

[@rayscott7699]

Greeting from Wahoo, NE U.S.A. Have you thought about installing a solar power aircon unit. They are making 49V DC units which run directly (maybe) off of a solar panels. Avoid converters which waste power in the form of heat. It would be interesting to hear what one of these system cost in Thailand. You only need airs conditions when the sun is shining so this would be an off set for the heat buildup during cooking. Just have the unit blow cold air where Mafia is doing most of her cooking.

[@notime2bsad]

I don't remember the price but by the time we start the rest of the remodel projects the price will go down for sure. I offered to by a stand alone for the meantime but they refused it. So there ya go...

[@eddieward7839]

Your kitchen will be very nice chuck when you get it done it looks lovely have a great funday buddy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks 👍

[@billwaller7399]

I don't understand why is it on the kitchen remodel. It is what you want, when you don't own it. And why are refrigerators so much cheaper than the U S . Enjoy the channel. Helped me through Covid.

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks for leaving a comment and watching our video. This is our family home it's my wife's home not quite sure what your point is we're not renting the home.

[@roygoad2870]

I don’t drink alcohol hardly at all now. As we get older I’am 71, it’s more important to keep active. I run 3 to 5K once or twice a week, swim nearly every day, gym once a week, walk as much as I can. In fact it’s become my main life purpose, as I want to see my grandchildren and family grow older and impart my wisdom. Have to visit my home country at least twice a year. For me it’s important. Have a good life living in Thailand now 4 years, with a Thai partner. Life’s for living 😊

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks for sharing, glad you found your happiness.

[@pattayapimp]

Cut the cards especially the processed cards , get a calcium score and share it with us .

[@notime2bsad]

Thanks for sharing I'm not in the mood for competitions these days. Just got to find something that fits my lifestyle.

[@dufffredq8]

You are getting older, as we all are, and the alternative isn't a viable option. Exercise sounds like a great start - personal discipline - I have it but sometimes I forget.

[@Murph119]

Chuck, just complain to those who complain to you about complaining ! ( Tell them to figure that out ! )

[@notime2bsad]

I think that's crazy that people actually take the time to tell a complete stranger their discomforts, they're entertainment needs, or they're complaints, on someone social media. There is plenty of edited out entertainment videos more so than watching somebody else's life on the internet.

[@tobyprice1092]

It's only a kitchen. Try building a house from scratch.

[@notime2bsad]

No Thanks... We will start here first and work on the rest 1 at a time. Fortunately we already have a home.

[@wchaleyjr43]

Was that Jim and jam channel that passed away

[@notime2bsad]

No

[@doughogan4192]

Been here 14 years now and the biggest problem with expats here is drinking too much. Also if you got 5 years on that battery that is really good I only get two years on a battery on both our vehicles.

[@notime2bsad]

I don't hang out with enough to know there drinking habits. But I do know from this channel they think too much and have to many expectations. Also batteries last longer when you drive a lot...

[@PS-gm7vg]

Just like joes kitchen!!!sweet!!!

[@notime2bsad]

joe got and Island and a bar? Sweet

[@richardsaito2641]

For page birthday, maybe make her Texas Brazilian barbecue cook out

[@frontiernomad8765]

Most of us have been watching you for over 5 years. We have seen your interactions with freinds and others. There were some friends who were very close to you, so close that you spent nights in their homes while visiting. Lately you have stopped mentioning even thir names. Now today those from friends downgraded to just "some characters in our videos". We have been following you and deserve to know what's going on. I am sorry if you don't like my comment.

[@notime2bsad]

Joe and gift are still our friends I know you have mentioned several times and are demanding questions in our personal life. I think you might be seeking some drama. We all have our own lives, our own personal lives, And we're all busy. My situation has obviously changed with my mother not living in that area and we all have different travel plans. Thank you for watching our channel or at least leaving the comment searching for information.

[@frontiernomad8765]

@@notime2bsad thank you for your response. I appreciate it. Not seeking drama. Just that I always enjoyed your interaction with Joe. It's all good. Things change and we all move on.

[@notime2bsad]

​@@frontiernomad8765all good my friend thank you for your concern. I probably shouldn't use the generic term of characters. It would be obvious that friends and family were not part of that.

[@brucerosburg7185]

Are you going to add air conditioning to the kitchen?

[@notime2bsad]

No not possible until further improvements

[@seamusegan1311]

Who's the guy on ur vid at ur left

[@notime2bsad]

Maybe the designer from homepro

[@randymcelwain5630]

Are you going to put an air conditioner in the kitchen.