Stacey Martin

Spending the day with my mom who runs 5 different businesses and she worked me hard lol but I love the grind because you either build your own dream or someone will hire you to build theres

I'm currently in the midwest of the United States.. I decided to go to the city center and ask whoever would answer some questions about traveling and also their thoughts on Thailand This is the list of questions I asked If you could travel anywhere, where would it be? Generally do you think Americans are safe when they travel abroad? Where in the world do you think is the most dangerous place to travel to? Considering things like housing cost, food cost and quality and safety and overall quality of life, Would you ever consider leaving America to live somewhere else, if no why not? And if so where would that be? What do you think about Thailand? Let me know your answers in the comments as well ⬇️😁 Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe :)

Prior to leaving my hometown after joining the military, I was getting in a lot of trouble and here are a few stories of what I was getting in trouble doing in Kalamazoo, Michigan

This is Kalamazoo, Michigan population 72,873 I grew up here Since I can remember I've wanted to leave because its boring to me and now I found a place I love in Bangkok, Thailand Now I can show a direct comparison of what I like about Bangkok which is simultaneously what I dislike about most American cities I know this comparison isn't fair because the cities are such a big size difference but most American cities are the same thing, just larger (bad public transit, no street food, over priced, NO community interaction everyone is just doing their own thing)

While I'm home in Michigan I like to make it it a point to visit my grandparents a often as I can.. They have always been present in my life and as I've gotten older I've spent more and more time out of Michigan.. And now I live outside of the country, so currently while I'm home I need to see them as much as possible because the sad truth is they will not always be here with us GO VISIT YOUR GRANDPARENTS

Under the golden rays of the sun, the LMCU ball field in Grand Rapids, Michigan transformed into a haven of delight for the Tots and Taps festival. Amidst the vibrant crowd, I joined my mother, eager to savor the culinary treasures awaiting us. Her sweet potato cornbread, a family favorite, took center stage on our picnic blanket, drawing envious glances from passersby. As we navigated the festival grounds, the aroma of smoked barbecue and craft beer mingled in the air, guiding us towards a gastronomic adventure. From tangy ribs to creamy macaroni and cheese, each bite was a revelation, a testament to the diverse culinary offerings of the event. Live music provided the soundtrack to our day, infusing the atmosphere with infectious energy and joy. Bands took to the stage, their melodies captivating the crowd and inspiring impromptu dance parties amidst the food stalls and craft booths. But it was the cooking competition that stole the spotlight. With unwavering confidence, my mother entered her sweet potato cornbread, a labor of love that had delighted friends and family for years. As the judges sampled her creation, anticipation hung in the air, culminating in a moment of triumph as she was awarded first place, her talent and dedication recognized by all. As the day drew to a close and the sky blazed with hues of pink and orange, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the memories created at the Tots and Taps festival. It was more than just a culinary experience; it was a celebration of community, creativity, and the simple joys of life. Haha AI made that description 😂

American breakfast is the best breakfast!

took a flight from Bangkok to Hong Kong had a layover then took another flight from Hong Kong to Chicago then took the local train to the regional train and rode that another 2 hours to get to Kalamazoo all to drop my camera 😅

S/O to Banks and Darryl for the invite on the podcast Once they post it I will put the link to watch it here 🙌🏽

I went to chili fest in Bangkok and I made it to the final rounds of a chili eating contest We ate Jalapeños Habaneros Chili Galiang Birds Eye chilis Red F1 Habaneros Scorpion Doughlag and multiple of the HOTTEST CHILI IN THE WORLD CAROLINA REAPER This was intense! I swear at one point I was just existing and my soul left my body my face and body was numb half way through the competition and it only got worse This was a truly rough competition and I love spicy stuff but this was a different level lol I'll be back to win it all next year! Shoutout to the Chili Fest, this was the 2nd year and the turn out was great! Thank you for letting me participate 🙏🏽

today I'm doing some shopping but also trying to stay out the heat because damn it is so hot in Bangkok right now lol over 100 degrees Fahrenheit pretty much everyday as we get closer to monsoon season

@tyyvelli and I went out and did the some street interviews and also got some food together. I got the behind the scenes content. He recorded a mukbang and also did some interviews around the Siam area in Bangkok, check out his channel for the other side of it

I am still learning more about this visa but so far I think for long term this is possibly the best visa you can get for Thailand with the possibility to get a visa for spouse, children and skipping the immigration lines at the airport with access to co working spaces and guidance on the whole process of obtaining visa and beyond this place in the video is True Digital Park in Bangkok and is open to the public but for access to meeting rooms, a podcast room, game room, lockers and much more, you need a membership which is included in this package for the start up if you know of anything better let me know!