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Wuttichai is 39 years old and owns a camera shop. He lives with his wife Rodjana, also 39 years old, and their two sons. He works for a total of 42 hours a week and makes about 28 000 baht per month and also receives 20 000 baht in monthly benefits. The family lives in a 6-room house, which they own and got built with the help of family and friends. They’ve been living there for the past 27 years. The house has reliable electricity, running water, and toilet facility. Rodjana spends 24 hours a week at an unpaid job or training. The Chueachom family sometimes go on vacation and the furthest they have ever been was Guangdong, China. The next big thing they plan to buy is a television. They hope that one day they will be able to fulfill their dream of buying a new house.

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Their most loved item is jewellery - earrings and a necklace - which shows that they can afford luxuries such as this. It shows that they are not struggling for money and that they can get nice things which means they have a good standard of living.

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Clearly the family is very well off because they can afford a phone and many other things that the other families can't afford, however, in the photo taken they look very serious and not very happy so I don't think money can buy happiness.

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Somsuk is 60 years old and he works as a handyman fixing things for his neighbours. He lives with his daughter, son-in-law (Buay) and grandson who is 7 and a student. Somsuk and Buay work for a total of 71 hours/week and make 22000 baht per month. The Bansri family lives in a five-room house, which they own and got built with the help of family and friends. They've been living there for the past 6 years. Their house has reliable electricity and a toilet, but no running water. They collect water from a source nearby, which takes 5 minutes to collect and come back. They save money and the next big things they plan to buy are a fridge and a television. They hope that one day they will be able to fulfil their dream of buying a car.

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As you can see in this photo, Somsuk is missing a lot of teeth, and the remaining ones are a yellowish colour. This means that he either doesn't have time to take care of them or the facilities he has are not good at all, however he is extremely happy and joyous in the photo, one again backing up my point that money/hygiene doesn't buy happiness.

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They are a very happy family, and although their personal hygiene is very bad, they are optimistic and have hope for the future

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Ganchana is 61 years old and works as a hairdresser. She lives with her 30 year old daughter and 2 grandchildren (2 and 4 years old). They live in a 3 room rented house which they have been living in for 10 years. Ganchana works for a total of 120 hours a week and earns around 14000 baht per month. They pay 3500 baht in rent. The house has electricity, running water and a toilet. Ganchana hardly saves any money because she spends her income on food and rent. The furthest they have been is Surin, Thailand.

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This is where they eat their food. As you an see, in the picture the paint is peeling off the walls, it is dirty, there is a hole in one of the walls and there isn't even a table to eat on! They have to eat their food on the floor. It does not look hygienic at all and this doesn't seem to be a good standard of living.

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The family look very happy and healthy but their house and hygiene leaves a lot to be desired. There is a hole in one of the walls and they have to eat off the dirty floor, which isn't a good standard of living.

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Nangmani is 60 years old and she works as a street vendor. Her husband, Lamai, is unemployed. Their grandchildren are students. Nangmani works 144 hours a week and makes 5 600 baht a month. The family lives in a single-room house, which they built. They've been living there for the past 10 years. The house has electricity, running water, and a toilet.  Safe drinking water is available. The furthest they have ever been was Phichit. Their dream is to help the grandchildren get an education.

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This is a picture of the back of the hand of one of the members in the family. As you can see the nails are very dirty, this could mean they don't wash their hands that often or they don't have great access to clean water. This signifies that they don't have much money

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In my opinion I think the family look very happy so I don't think money can buy happiness, however their hygiene isn't that good and they don't live in a very clean hygienic environment which could be dangerous and not nice to live in.

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Sichoo is 39 years old and is a mechanic. Nawhee is 24 and is a handyman. Together, Sichoo and Nawhee work 36 hours per week and earn 16000 baht per month. They live in a 3 bedroom house which they own. The next big thing to for them to get is a television and their dream is to buy a car one day.

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This is a picture of the family's roof on their house. The roof is made out of different scraps of metal and looks clumsily put together. There are lots of gaps in the roof (so when it rains it would leak) and it doesn't look like it's been taken care of very well - the rust, and dirt. It looks like it could fall in at any second, therefore it is a safety hazard.

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The family looks happy and are very optimistic for the future (they want to be able to afford a car) They don't save money and they have no running water in the house - they have to travel 5 minutes to collect clean water, however the state that the house is in is very bad, it looks dirty and unstable.