Yorky
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electric bill
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Eanto
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Today’s bill 1,558
What? You using candles and a bowl of ice in front of a small fan? No TV just reading books?
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Eanto
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It’s about 300 baht more than usual! Teerak sister from Kanchanaburi stayed last month so another a/c on the go. Not sure she’d appreciate a bill ...
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Send it anyway. She's a teacher. She can figure out the math.
Eanto, don't be a pussy. Get the whip out. Keep the family on its toes.
(At least hire a cook.)
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Eanto
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Send it anyway. She's a teacher. She can figure out the math.
Eanto, don't be a pussy. Get the whip out. Keep the family on its toes.
(At least hire a cook.)
555 grandmother cooking my chicken and mushrooms as we speak
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Eanto
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Teerak sister is a math teacher so probably she could figure it out
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Eanto
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End result. No chilies in the house so sookie sauce will have to do. And she used our one and only posh plate!
Never actually counted my lights.
But 7 fans and 2 air cons (of which I only use one). Electric appliances in the kitchen, one being a mid size cube freezer and the reefer, plus toaster, electric toaster oven, microwave, electric water kettle, and the washing machine. 1 big screen TV and 1 computer with stereo on a lot too. But a pool pump running daily, and my air con in the bedroom on quite a bit. Usually double Eanto's bill.
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Eanto
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1970 in the UK we didn’t have any electricity!
What?
nomad97
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Only 3461.69 baht - cheaper than previously and now well within my comfort range. Not too shabby for an air conditioned house with a hot water heater for the shower, both systems used fully and often. We also have too many lights to mention, 5 electric kitchen appliances a cooking, 4 aircons a cooling, 3 smart phones a charging, 2 TV's a playing and a PC computing in a mancave. I am telling a lie, in addition we have a 3rd TV a playing, a second PC computing, an automatic washing machine a washing, a dual refrigerator refrigerating, a water cooler chilling and a multiple CCTV system a recording 24/7 but I could not fit those into the 10 days of Christmas song.
nomad97
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My aunt, my mum's sister, lived in a cottage in the county of Dorset (Southern England). Used to spend all my summer holidays with her as a kid. Never had electricity or running water for all the time she lived there. Oil lamps for lighting and the old hand action pump for water drawn from the ground. As for a WC, forget it. There was a wooden shack in the garden, about 4' x 4', that moved around each year. That was a big hole in the ground job I can tell you.
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Eanto
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Thought it was 12 days
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Eanto
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The 70’s were dominated by coal union strikes which cut off the electricity. It was a good time to have shares in candles
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Surin
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I was happy to see my monthly bill around the 6000 baht mark. The swimming pool pump and water pumps x 4 for the property and submersed pump for the house via the filters came off the 3 phase to the factory. In summer or hot months it was closer to 10k baht.....the factory was always about 1500 to 2000 baht a month.