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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 6146106" data-attributes="member: 24302">Yes, and there&#039;s nothing like that going on in plain sight here.&nbsp; Cambodia has advanced.&nbsp; Well stocked supermarkets.&nbsp; Nice movie theaters playing along with Asian movies the latest big American movies in English.&nbsp; Western food restaurants everywhere with about every cuisine represented.&nbsp; They&#039;re more interested these days in attracting millions of tourists to their national treasures like Angkor Wat.&nbsp; And they make it extremely easy for retirees to live here.You may have heard of the American West.&nbsp; Once upon a time primitive tribes and outlaws roamed it, killing people.&nbsp; There are American gangs today trafficking drugs and people and killing people who get in the way.&nbsp; Cambodia&#039;s murder rate is a small fraction of the U.S. rate.&nbsp; And the U.S. is ridiculously expensive while here I can get a nice, modern studio apartment for less than $300 a month and $5 meals in restaurants.&nbsp; Sitting in a coffeehouse right now having a large coffee for $3.&nbsp; We even have a Starbucks here but they&#039;re more expensive.&nbsp; Figures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 6146106, member: 24302"] Yes, and there's nothing like that going on in plain sight here. Cambodia has advanced. Well stocked supermarkets. Nice movie theaters playing along with Asian movies the latest big American movies in English. Western food restaurants everywhere with about every cuisine represented. They're more interested these days in attracting millions of tourists to their national treasures like Angkor Wat. And they make it extremely easy for retirees to live here. You may have heard of the American West. Once upon a time primitive tribes and outlaws roamed it, killing people. There are American gangs today trafficking drugs and people and killing people who get in the way. Cambodia's murder rate is a small fraction of the U.S. rate. And the U.S. is ridiculously expensive while here I can get a nice, modern studio apartment for less than $300 a month and $5 meals in restaurants. Sitting in a coffeehouse right now having a large coffee for $3. We even have a Starbucks here but they're more expensive. Figures. [/QUOTE]

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