Possible relocation to Thailand

I've found it much different here in Thailand, but was taken for $10,000 USD blackmail on my shipment because I did not get a permanent visa lined up in advance and it turned out nobody would help me as long as I couldn't speak Thai. Big Lesson. I found a used Jeep here very reasonable as is everything, but later sold it and went halves with my Thai wife on a new Brio, my half after $3,000 for the Jeep came to only $3,000 and I've loved driving it daily, great mileage, for 4 years now. Medical is about 1/5 that in the states and I'm in good health and steer clear of MDs, so I don't bother with insurance. As my wife is a government officer, I also get 100% coverage anywhere in Thailand for those major surprises if they happen. I paid $6000 in the states for a battery of blood tests (insurance did anyway), but I had a much better job done here for $30, one day in and out. I paid $1,000 in Missoula Montana for an unfinished brake job on my old Ford pickup, had the same thing done here on the Jeep, all four wheels completely overhauled for $10. The only job I could get in the states with 8 years university math and science was a $13,000/yr job with the Missoula school district where I had to listen to rude banter by pedophiles vying for job security. I also took a brief job with a "research" business on federal property in Missoula, $700/mo but the managers were pushing crack and other drugs on the workers. My $10,000 SS in the hand stretches farther than $30,000 would in the states if I could ever get a job and not worry about the people who were determined to have me killed. Here my job 24/7 is to love and care for my beautiful little family, adorable baby grand daughter, daughters and gorgeous wife. There are serious dangers here as well, but I won't go into that.