Gold in Thailand

@Sasvad
The best explanation of gold in Thailand. Great work.

@julianreh
These videos are dangerously good. Thank you delivering again

@mangpoC
You forgot to mention that western jewelery uses mostly 18k gold which is 75%. Correction from the comments i now realize that 14k is more common. I apologize for the misunderstanding. Here in Thailand, we usually only buy 96.5% 23k gold. The only time we buy foreign gold jewelry is when we buy from luxury western brands like cartier which is 18k.

@Phillip-t5x
I live in Thailand and I bought a lot of gold here for one reason only and that is because there is no VAT or GST taxes like the crazy west that's why there are gold shops everywhere

@johntheaccountant5594
The price of Thai gold is the Dollar Market Price multiplied by the percentage of gold in it at 96.5% (1 Baht = 15.244 grams) The spread between buy and sell is 200 baht on 70,000 baht cost of 1 baht of gold is only 0.28% spread between buy and sell. Try buying physical gold in London and see the premium over the Dollar Market Price. There is no VAT, Income Tax or Capital Gains on Thai Baht Gold because it is currency. Go to Hatton Gardens in London and they would buy it off you all day for cash at spot price as they save the VAT and can sell it on for cash.

@AmericanOutsider
"The food is terrible and the weather is so much better back in the UK" pure brilliance - pure as gold 😀

@Ray_quan_lee
Underrated video as a Thai ppl. Love it

@lagianna100
This video was amazing. It absolutely blew my mind. Greatly informative.

@СлаваНавроцкий-ж2ь
Great sense of humor. Sub 🙂


The price of gold surged dramatically throughout 2025, driven by global economic uncertainty and a flight to safe-haven assets. This upheaval sent shockwaves through the gold market, sparking a frenzied rush on gold shops and trading apps across Thailand—from the bustling stalls of Bangkok's "Yaowarat" Chinatown to digital platforms on millions of smartphones. Long lines formed outside storefronts before dawn, while online trading volumes spiked so sharply that some apps temporarily buckled under the strain.

This video explores Thailand's centuries-old, almost spiritual connection with gold—a metal woven into royal ceremonies, wedding dowries, and everyday savings. We trace how that deep cultural bond has amplified the impact of rising global gold prices, leading to the unprecedented temporary suspension of trading in some Thai gold shops. You'll also discover current trends in gold investing, including the shift toward fractional ownership and digital gold, and what these changes mean for anyone looking to buy gold as a tangible, trusted form of investment in uncertain times.

Hello Vietnam Beo Dat May Troi

@peterpnguyen
Bravo !!! As a Vietnamese diaspora far from the land of my birth, I get emotion every time I listen to these music pieces. Thank you.

@nguyenangtai3003
Đây là văn hóa! Văn hóa còn thì dân tộc còn.

@tranlucinhkha6971
Tự dưng bật khóc, tự dưng thấy yêu quê hương con người văn hoá đất nước Việt Nam vô cùng

@tranthanhtung5871
Đến bài Bèo dạt mây trôi, lại nghĩ tới cảnh làng quê yên bình nhẹ nhàng, mình được chạy tung tăng trên đường quê, vô ưu vô lo. Bây giờ cuộc sống bộn bề quá. Nghe mà xúc động chảy nước mắt. Cám ơn dàn nhạc đã thể hiện rất hay và cảm xúc như thế.

@ダンタイントウイ
I cried because of the national spirit in the artists' performance ❤❤ I love you so much, Vietnam!!!

@tranchien8015
At 3:51, the conductor's flute playing "Floating Water Lilies and Drifting Clouds" began, followed by the sound of the zither, and I felt like crying. Images of childhood flashed before me: roads covered in straw, the sounds of people drying rice and winnowing straw echoing everywhere, children skipping and playing. Summer evenings when the power went out, playing hide-and-seek, hiding behind piles of straw, or spreading mats in the yard, looking up at the starry sky with the buzzing of mosquitoes and the gentle rustling of a bamboo fan, listening to adults tell stories.

NASA Artemis 2 Mission

@Streetcreed
Bro these some brave souls 💪🏿 happy they made it back successfully

@DrCashChemistry
“Houston, we’re at stable one. The ship is secure. This is Artemis II signing off.”

@MrRugbylane
I dont think anyone get get a sense for how much courage is needed to get on top of one of those rockets until you see a launch in real life

@LanternSawWind
Applause to everyone who worked on this historic mission! To our 4 brave legends who took this leap for humanity: Welcome Home

@mikemaby5497
My prayer is that this goes like clockwork and is as exciting as we space nerds feel!

@gtdude2883
They went to space today about 30 minutes ago. God speed to the crew.

@TheBbod156
I don’t think this mission could’ve possibly went any smoother. That’s some incredible engineering

@loissalumibe2846
From Belgium. I was 14 during the first moon landing and, just like back then, I got up last night to watch the return live. A nostalgic feeling.

@maxvidal-f9m
humanity can achieve such great things when driven by curiosity instead of greed


Artemis II is the first manned mission to the moon in over 50 years. But it's a test flight, laying the groundwork for all the future missions to come. Artemis II will not be a moon landing, but a lunar flyby. In this video, I explain what Artemis II will do, why we're flying it, and who will be the astronauts onboard. We'll talk briefly about the Space Launch System and Orion, the spacecraft for the mission.

00:00 - What is Artemis 2?
00:37 - The Artemis 2 Rocket
02:14 - The Artemis 2 Mission
07:04 - The Artemis 2 Crew
09:12 - When is Artemis 2?

Reid Wiseman, Commander
Victor Glover, Pilot
Christina Koch, Mission Specialist
Jeremy Hansen, Mission Specialist

Synthwave Kato x ARAÉ Turn The Lights Off

@gorganhorn6872
This track belongs in Night City. 😎👍

@kameapark6678
Hits like 80's synth with 90's techno dance mixed in awesome sounds and vocals.

@artyomgolovin5853
Это слишком прекрасно! Не побоюсь сказать, это даже лучше оригинала!

@djdtone1981
Best cover I’ve heard yet! Goosebumps!

@orionharmon6017
Wow, what a beautiful voice 😍🎤👩🏻🎶🎵🎶

@pnsoni-d5s 來自過去的未來
We all crave something we consider outdated, hiding it away until we both regret it.


After seeing the Jon Hamm meme on TikTok, I instantly fell in love with the song - and then realizing it was originally released back in 2009 by Kato made me love it even more. The meme was funny (and honestly… relatable), but the track itself really stuck with me. I wanted to put my own spin on the EDM original and bring it into my world. This is my own cover filled with synthwave textures, dance energy, and that moment when the music hits just right and you forget where you are. Thank you for being here.
Turn it up.
Then turn the lights off....till next time...
— ARAÉ ✨

AI Tech Layoffs by Becky Global

@rider2731
Sadly, productive and loyal employees often get let go first. And those who bullshit all day, kiss ass, and shift blames get to stay longer.

@dmora2386
Amazon is well known to be a sweat shop in the tech industry.

@neutechnica
Eloquently stated with zero fluff.

@promiseofspring
Former Amazonian here too. I worked in research teams, I think higher VPs don’t have vision. And mid management is crowded with bluffers, and short term goals.

@miked8121
Brilliant video. I'm 75 now and retired but I worked for 4 energy companies in my career that started off innovative and customer focused but morphed into bureaucratic purgatory. There is a tendency of corporate headquarters to think they can do a better job than their highly profitable field organizations and proceed to put their people into the best positions. This never works.

@louischa613
Just like when the company tells you to have "passion", it is really not about passion. It is about people working more hours for them free of charge, so that "they" have more money to buy a yacht or go to some island

@Inkling777
Those who've read George Orwell's 1984, may remember a "Room 101," where those being indoctrinated must face their greatest fears. It's based on meetings Orwell had to attend when he was working for the BBC during WWII. Those meetings took place in a room numbered, you guessed it, 101.

@techie1143
Very true. Bureaucracy is rife in big orgs. On one hand, your calendar is like a mosaic, filled with meetings which do not really require your presence or can be done quicker offline. On the other hand you're assigned with a bunch of coding tasks which you barely have time for. You have to continue to work after hours. You struggle to deliver the quantity not quality. You feel exhausted, hate your job and dream of some day somehow you make a fortune (lottery, stocks or the like) that will allow you to retire soon 😂

@deepreflection2998
Totally agreed, spent almost 8 years in AWS. Death by bureaucracy


Tech layoffs aren’t really about AI. From the inside, the warning signs were there long before ChatGPT. I spent seven years at Amazon, including five as a senior manager. I watched the company slowly change in ways most people outside never see. This video isn’t a rant. It’s a personal, insider view of how big tech actually works, and why layoffs often feel sudden to some, but predictable to others who were paying attention. If you work in tech and are wondering whether to wait things out or move early, I hope this perspective is helpful. Good luck.

Italian Cooperatives by More Perfect Union

@michaelcasey3166
"why do we leave democracy behind when we go to work?" hit hard

@DoctorPhilGoood
imagine having an economy where you actually get out what you put in

@DrJinh007
Private equity ruining everything around the world

@patagoniaoffgrid3186
This is what human dignity looks like.

@5400bowen
Oh look, when people act like human beings everyone benefits.

@morikothough
“Tradition is the result of innovation that was successful.”

@ericquinn8578
in the US, the "media" likes to criticize Russian oligarchs. But we essentially have the exact same thing here with our ultra wealthy owner CEO class... Hmm…

@pull_up_the_roots
I have only one quibble with what these workers are saying: They feel they are lucky to have a cooperative, but they FOUGHT for that cooperative. That's not luck, that's a collective will to FIGHT to make workers' lives better. That's not luck, it's very hard but necessary work. We can do this, too.

@DreamsOfCelluloid
I am an Italian living in Emilia Romagna. Thank you for showing this to so many people.

@niccolomariotti1880
Great to see a foreign channel reporting on a thing that I, as an Italian, I always considered a normal thing. And props to you guys for giving a spot of light to the issue that the people in the GKN factory are facing. That resonates with me 'cause it's like 20 minutes from where I live.

@callmerei7154
Partly true, many Americans define our system as "socialist" because they can't understand a system where taxes go towards welfare that's more complex than "public schools exist" and "50% of my taxes go towards weapons or the military." This video greatly romanticizes our system because, if we look at the data, cooperatives are many, large, and scattered across the country, but they rarely come close to the profits of mega-businesses or chain stores.

@Tracey66
My husband worked for an employee-owned very large corporation here in Western Canada, and it was the best job he's ever had. We had shares in the company, and we received dividends from the company - the profits were truly shared, not just funnelled into the C-suites and stockholders.

@zubairhasan9434
I know right? 😂 People think as if this is some kind of progressive idea where in fact that should be the basic socioeconomic standard.

@Cassandra-g1n
Accorrding to the DSM5 Hoarding is a mental illness. An infinite, never-ending desire to own as much money, power, and influence as you possibly can to destroy other human beings


Behind Italy’s beauty (and parmesan) is a radical tradition of cooperatives. In some areas, they make up nearly a fifth of the GDP. We went to Emilia-Romagna, one of the richest regions in the country, to investigate how Italy’s workers built a more democratic economy. Many thanks to the Bologna Film Commission and the City of Reggio Emilia for the support and for the assistance.

Japanese 7-Eleven by ASIAN BOSS

@khoaki72049
In Hawaii our 7-11 has bentos, musubis, sandwiches, also spaghetti, hot pizzas, hamburger steak, just to name a few items. But been to Japan's 7-11 and they are amazing.

@pleasedontgetmad
In Japan, there aren’t thieves ravaging stores like what happened in past years, when 7-Eleven stores in the USA were reportedly being robbed day and night.

@jackraymond987
In Vancouver, BC they shut them down due to junkies robbing them.

@joeybkk
Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand’s 7-Eleven are my top three ✅

@LactoseTheIntolerant-s8m
We did a case study about Seven & i Holdings Co., Ltd. in Japan during my MBA studies. Japan's Seven-Eleven supply chain is unlike any other; it can't be replicated 1:1 in the US. They track just how popular a drink or snack is in real time. Lastly, the company is committed to quality food. I have NEVER had bad food there during my seven years there.

@karinagomescruz
Oh you guys are really on your game! It’s so heartbreaking living in NYC and not having the same 7-Eleven experience that my brother living in Japan does.

@NosmoKing001
You have hit the issue perfectly. It is culture that makes the Japanese 7-11 possible. There are so many things that I’ve seen when traveling in Japan where I’ve said “That’s why we can’t have nice things in the USA”

@FernandoHatsumura
Here in Japan, you can pay utility bills and taxes at 7-Eleven, and also ship packages, collect concert tickets... It's not just foods and drinks.


Japanese 7-Eleven feels like a different universe, while the American version is struggling and trying to “be more like Japan.” But what if the real reason has nothing to do with fresh sandwiches at all? In this episode, ASIAN BOSS breaks down the hidden system behind Japan’s convenience store empire — and why copying it may be far harder than you think.

00:00 - Intro
04:23 - Chapter 1: The Rise of Japanese 7-Eleven
14:45 - Chapter 2: Inside the Japanese 7-Eleven Machine
24:27 - Chapter 3: Can 7-Eleven Japan Work in America?