This can be called a very good wake-up call after "Ajarn Beer Khon Tuen Tham" was live streaming and someone informed him that "Kwan Usamanee" had gone to look at a 109 million baht house. Ajarn Beer immediately spoke on the live stream to offer a caution:
“Don’t do anything beyond your means or overdo it. It will be too exhausting. I understand you earn well, but are you tired? I ask, if you die first and your mother is left behind, what will happen? Will it be difficult for her? The ones who suffer are those left behind. Have you planned for that? Or if you don’t die but become bedridden, what if you become paralyzed? How will you pay the installments? The question is, who will continue? This isn’t a simple matter; it involves many issues.”
“Buying a house costing over 100 million baht—I was shocked when I heard that. Are you out of your mind to buy a house that expensive? Are you a tycoon? This is beyond your means. I’m telling you, no matter how skilled you are at work, you shouldn’t buy a house costing over 100 million baht. It’s too much. People still criticize spending a million on a car license plate, and now you want to buy a 109 million baht house.”
He said, “For a house that size, buying one for over 100 million baht, you could build one yourself for only 50 million. I’m telling you, half the price but with the same size and more land. That house is just over 300 square wah, less than one rai. Your Prairie house is huge, bigger than that, on 5 rai and only 30 million baht.”
“Oh my, if you’re going to spend 100 million, I’d even scold your mother for not restraining you. It’s imprudent. I ask, will you stay in the industry until you’re 90 or 100 years old? What if your work dries up and you have no money? How many years will you have to pay installments on a 100-plus million baht house? Thirty years? How much per month? Can you really afford such a salary? And what if something happens? Don’t live recklessly. It’s very dangerous. You can’t live carelessly. You can’t pay everything without caution. You must be careful and safe.”
“But ultimately, if she insists on buying, I can’t stop her. But as her older brother and a well-wisher, I must warn her. Even if she gets angry or stops talking to me, I have to warn her.”
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