@tylerdurden2460
I live in Northern Thailand. Very low violent crime, and almost every time, it's a Myanmar national who is either working here illegally, or is here on a forged visa.
@Alec.40
I love your videos thanks for being so generous
@bodyloverz30
I wanna gamble at that casino and stay in the hotel. Such few Americans have ever been there, so exotic.
@FancyRPGCanada
In a sequel to this you should do a video on Richmond BC. Lots of Chinese laundering money through casinos there too
@StPBiKE
The only man on YouTube
@jacksonstarky8288
If Southeast Asia is worried about Chinese influence, the easiest counter to this is the unification of all nations in that region. The question is whether or not a unification of Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, and East Timor (the last three of which are worth episodes of their own) can survive such a blend of languages and cultures... and the current situation in Myanmar alone suggests no. Of course, whether or not China would allow such a unification to happen is another question whose answer is probably also no.
@danielgay1772
Special economic zone indeed
@ConsummateDragon
Pleated shirt. Dope 🤙🏼
@Crioten
Starfish madness
@Hammerhead547
This is how what known as "salami tactics" works.
@AtrociousAK47
Sounds like a real life roanapur
@thomasbernecky2078
Good luck changing the Golden Triangle, Simon.
@member529
why is tiger farming bad but farming other animals like cattle etc is perfectly ok?
@C.Me-q4q
Love your narration but do please reduce use of AI images, it’s just slop
@mgkos
Myanmar is pronounced ME- AN-MAR
@thethingsiwanttoknow
If you'd like to see more actual footage and experiences of the Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone, have a look here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxGUu-BR_L1deZ2NBX4Q7tRlEjpCOBooe
@trustingfool64
You and your AI.
@rogersliu1200
why all the signs in English LOL didn't you ask the same question if that triggers you LOL
@augiegirl1