Nothing to offer for advice, just the best wishes and speedy recovery for your daughter

@Kool ******

yea, it’s only gonna get more difficult

it was, during the Tom Yum crisis...early 98, you can check exchange records.

there have been periods where the exchange rate has been 1 dollar to 57 baht, while this is a bit higher than average for sure, its certainly nothing unheard of. In fact, as recently as 2017, it was very close to the 35 mark as well...hardly unprecedented territory

@Luc *******

that is not true. 0.2% is extracted THC, meaning that any product that takes the THC from the cannabis must be under that limit... there are no limits on what you can and cannot grow In terms of strength, regardless, to say that you will end up in jail is silly and not true. I had a chat with some local police officers and they have confirmed that this is the case, they will no longer be arrested people for cannabis possession... Smoking is "Strongly discouraged, but not illegal and the only prohibition that remains is smoking in a public placeabis smoking in public since yesterday

@Luc *******

have you been living under a rock these last 6 months? As of yesterday, there are no more criminal penalties for possessing cannabis. Now, I dont know how that stands in regards to selling, but NO one is going to jail anymore for simple possession, hallelujah....you might not be able to spark up a fatty in public, but can you sit on your back porch and take bong rips, you bet your big fat green nuggets you can!

@Andy *********

, have you read that they are actually freeing people incarcerated for small time cannabis offenses

@John *********

, not sure how they would be subject to “lengthy jail terms” if the country has just freed all of its prisoners in jail related to cannabis offenses..now you may not be able to just light up a doob any old place, but what is is clear is that that small time possessors and users are not going to be imprisoned…

@Andy *********

stupid comment

@Jack ***************

, there the Friendship bridge 4 which connects Huay Xai Lao with Chiang Khong.