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JC's Road Trip -- Checking Out the Southern End of the Island-- Koh Chang, Thailand Part 11

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Check out our exclusive member site: goo.gl/M0nMT5 Let's finish our road trip to Koh Chang by cruising down to the south end of the western side of the island and see what other resources for living daily life on Koh Chang there are around Bang Bae fishing village. Let's find out if a category 1 RIPper (Retiree In Paradise) could get have a comfortable life living in Koh Chang. Put on your sunscreen and get some sand between your toes and join with me as we dig in and explore what the island has to offer!
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@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

Thanks a lot Pete. Your positive feedback as well as others is greatly appreciated.

@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

Thanks for your support.

@quizmasterdave 12 лет назад

splendid 48 mins Ko Chang is a nice chilled out place, if i'd have known about this island i would've visited here for sure. Thanks JC

@getitup100 12 лет назад

JC , definitely not too long a vid, is enjoyable to see the possibilities in such a polite manner.... thanks

@MrThrashing10001 11 лет назад

thank you, sir for all your patience!!! and your relaxing supervideo's.great information, honest and aaah just super! i become a fan! that is for sure! many regards, andy from Belgium.

@mettahuttravels3183 10 лет назад

Hi JC, Just finished the watching the 11 videos thanks again I know these are a bit dated but still a lot of good info>

@jesshann7936 8 лет назад

That last beach at 32 minutes was one of the best beaches there. Also looks great to play Robinson Curusoe

@dnyler0n 11 лет назад

JC thanks for the video series on Koh Chang. Definitely a destination for me when I retire in Thailand.

@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

Stayed in one place with a monthly rental of $150 US. My electric running the air included was about $30 for the month. Favorite part. All the places where the tropical breezes were blowing!!

@4147632914 12 лет назад

i enjoy your videos they are relaxing after a long day at work very entertaining

@jimmy89858307 12 лет назад

Tough life huh, JC...LOL! Thank you so much for all the wonderful videos of Koh Chang. Have a safe trip home. :)

@beefspit1 12 лет назад

Wow 48 minutes thanks so much JC

@Cerebus9 12 лет назад

Another fantastic vid, JC. *Really* looking forward to your Cambodia adventure.

@americanmutt100 12 лет назад

Thanks J.C. good job!!

@nikyyo 12 лет назад

Too long? Well if you made a three hour video I would sit through it! Makes me long to go back to Thailand like you have no idea. Love 'em all.

@niceillusion1 11 лет назад

that katoey - and especially the thinly disguised and contemptuous inn-keeper at about (36 min. into the video) bring back memories of the Thai Illusion :) The inn-keeper was emanating welcome and "love" hahahahah

@Thailandsuay 12 лет назад

Great video JC. khup khun krup. Nice to hear you speaking Thai to the Thai people.

@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

Some where between hot and real hot!!! Except when near the water. Then there is a cool sea breeze.

@PuahalaHawaii 12 лет назад

Another good one JC, good luck in Cambodia

@paulfetish 12 лет назад

i think the long video is great ...plenty to see and plenty of new experiences

@peterhann3377 10 лет назад

I stayed in ko chang once I stayen in a boat made into a hotel room, the whole resort had the same

@peterhann3377 10 лет назад

I had to laugh he ask JC what is today, I know the feeling it was the same when I lived there

@Oggiwara1 12 лет назад

Thanks for this very informative video, JC! I feel sorry for you when you have to do the hard work in that hammock. ;-)))

@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

Can't please everybody. Some want long videos and some want short ones. I do not worry about the hits, just the content.

@dnyler0n 11 лет назад

You'll make a good English teacher, especially to those eager Cambodian students.

@EscapetoThailand 12 лет назад

In Koh Chang it is more a humid tropical heat. Not bad near the water though.

@PCWCFA 12 лет назад

LOL. That "big fish" really looked very big.

@VAMJJ 12 лет назад

hey JC-wow what a great series. I was wondering how many places you stayed while you were in Koh Chang. Also what was your favorite part of the Island. Good luck in Cambodia

@stephenmonash2954 11 лет назад

Could not agree more JC - I have not seen in general a desire to learn in Thailand. In fact they heheh have an aversion to learning. They don't seem to grasp that learning can be fun/sanuk as they often lament. Effortless learning equals poor results - a desire to learn = effortless results

@CurtisWestsail 12 лет назад

Hello JC i just wanted to say " That when it comes to feeding Monkey's There's always an option" great video

@ausyphil 12 лет назад

Hey J.C love your work, was thinking it might be an idea that you also tell us what the temp is when doing these vids.

@CurtisWestsail 12 лет назад

HelloJC

@choiklu 12 лет назад

hi JC, enjoy your videos immensely, but you never mention where did you stay on the island and how much does it cost. did you stay at one location or several through out the month long stay ? I hope to follow your footsteps in ten years time. looking forward to your Cambodia's adventure videos. many many thanks from a fan in southern california.

@craig.gearhart 10 лет назад

haha your the man JC

@EscapetoThailand 11 лет назад

Actually in reality here we use "chu" for the name of anything. Maybe that isn't the proper Thai but it is what Thais do everyday here. Just thought I'd throw that in. But yours it the proper Thai way I am sure.

@niceillusion1 11 лет назад

to ask the name of a PLACE (you say "what is it "called") - - liak arai, krup? to ask a PERSON'S name - then, you ask "chue arai, krup"? (name is what?) place = liak arai person = chue arai :) but you do NOT ask what a restaurant's name is - you ask WHAT is it called = ranahan liak arai, krup? person- kuhn chue arai (you name what?)

@paulfetish 12 лет назад

when we went to israel it was 38 degrees and because it was a dry heat it was just about tolerable , would you say its similar jc?

@warinthornwow 9 лет назад

its me. hope you remember me ?

@EscapetoThailand 9 лет назад

From where?

@MikeMexicali 12 лет назад

How do you handle banking and finances in Thailand?

@globe255 11 лет назад

I wasnt happy with the two guys at 35:40 thats the kind of people I wouldnt trust at all. You cant trust people you dont know but these two guys have something about them you need to watch out for- just my opinion. Its a warning signal to me that you need to stay away. Im normally good when it comes to what kind of people you should be around or not. I dont rem when i was wrong about that issue, if ever.

@billspompano 10 лет назад

I was just wondering ??? do you carry your passport at all times while traveling country to country ?? seems a bit dangerous I think ??, I bank with bank of America here in calif and do you know or think my atm card would work there ??? thanks

@EscapetoThailand 10 лет назад

I ALWAYS carry a color laminated copy of my passport with my Thai visa on the back. By law you are supposed to carry your passport on you but I feel that isn't a great idea. If the copy isn't sufficient and the original is needed I can get it quickly. Look at the back of your ATM card. If the Cirrus or Plus logos are found then they will work just fine. You will incur a $5 fee for using it so take out enough to offset the fee.

@donl5941 10 лет назад

My ATM card has always worked in Thailand (knock on wood...) as well as western Europe, China and Japan. I NEVER carry my passport once I arrive but I should take JC's suggestion to carry a copy. I got whacked at a roadblock once and the cop was asking for B300 (I have no idea why) but my Isaan wife charged out of the car, found the cop boss, chewed his ass for harrassing a falang and they let me go. Probably to get rid of her. :P At the next roadblock we gave the cop a Sing and he was fine. Thailand is a different world....