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@@3000jayrich Here's the truth! In America, "nothing is certain but death and taxes". You must pay taxes on almost everything, including your death! In Vietnam, there are no such things like that.
@@gaolutsoctrang4507 = I live and work in Orange county, California. I have a good life here. There is no where I want to live but here. I will die and bury in Orange County, California. Love it here. Home sweet home
Michael is right. You learn a lot about yourself when moving to VN. The challenges , ups and downs helps you to grow as a person. His advice is correct about moving to VN. Just do it as the longer you wait the harder it will be to do it due to commitments in the west. One thing I noticed about VN is that compared to the West the social dynamics are much more complex. In the west life is like a checkers board but in VN it is like 3d chess game. Vietnamese people are on another level with social intelligence if that is what you call it. In the west everything seems so simple. But when you come to VN, you suddenly struggle to understand all the situations you are in. You don't know who is good or bad or what someone's intentions are. In the west you know based on clothing and way of talking who a person is but when you arrive in VN you don't know how to judge every character.
what do you say when there are so many crooks running around in every street and corner of the counry. You cant trust anybody, full of bullshit artist "Vietnamese people are on another level with social intelligence" ?
@@oioioioioioioioio In that case, I would highly recommend Mars for you haha. Well in VN if you want a simple life then don't start a business for one or go there if you need to make money. And stay away from the tourist areas. Don't get me wrong, the people in VN is what I miss when living abroad and why I want to return to VN. But if you want to live like a hermit then VN is not the place as being alone is just about impossible in VN unless you live in the jungle away from any village. You will be invited, messaged and called everyday to join someone somewhere. At least that is what happened to me.
the social intelligent as you called it is horrible, its tiring to be on edge all the f times, and at the end of the day its all the about the money and where you are on the social ladder, a lot of these guys who are going back and staying is only because they feel more respected in vietnam due to the language skill but this thinking is quite shallow and as they dont realise the trade offs, our parents moved overseas for many reasons one of them is to run away from the sh!t hole to give them better opportunities and they are moving back because back in third world countries they feel more important , something that they could not have back home?? but sure each to their own, but remember why we left in the first place they took our land our homes and drove us out, the day that we go back is the day we make them pay for it
@@user-dn8tj4pp4q The world is changing. The west is going down hill and VN is coming up. VN is one of the fastest growing economies. People come to VN as they are tired of the west and they can live a more quality lifestyle due to lower cost of living. They aren't heavily taxed like in the west. People feel more free in VN. Unless you live in California then VN weather is better if you don't like winters. I would of said if you like a very predictable life then live in the west but now that is even changing with lots of injustice to the citizens due to loss of values in leadership and dictator like leaders. The west is importing the 3rd world and the people are paying for it. Look at the zombie cities and homeless camps in US. Life in VN can be as laid back and carefree as you like but also if you want you can really challenge yourself as in business. It is highly competitive and cut throat. Many people will charge prices enough to pay for food today and thus undercut everyone else. what you mention is a segment of society but there are many genuine people in VN and I have some of my best friends in VN.
It's a great interview. I had a reverse experience when I moved from Vietnam to Regina, Saskatchewan and I can relate to lots of things he talked about. Living in a very white-dominant environment, I experienced racism as an adult as well, most of the time it was subtle racism (microaggressions). But then I've learned and grown from that. One of the causes is that white people can be vulnerable as well, there are fears behind their discrimination. It's nice to see both worlds and embrace them both! Challenges do help you learn more about yourself and grow!
I know Michael cuz he was bf of one of famous runway models in VN, never thought he went thru so many experiences. Thought he was just a simple model, nice to know more and hear abt his diverse experiences
@@Kimbuja777 = why did you move to Canada to be miserable in the first place. You should stay in your homeland to be happy and poor . People are so ungrateful after they made it
@@HungNguyen-dt8nlstop being so ignorant. you have no clue if he was canadian borne or moved there. the west has changed. trudeau has f’d up that country and ppl before him. Home prices and cost of living there is outrageous, worst than USA. Plus weather sucks so much. I would never live in Canada.
@@oioioioioioioioio = only you feel this way and the rest of Canada doesn’t feel the same. I thought at the very least about 40% of Canadian feel the way you do. I was wrong 😑. Only you feel this way
@@HungNguyen-dt8nl no one is beholden to a nation (especially the government) that doesn’t really care about its own citizen. Even non asians Canadians and American are living aboard more than ever…going to Asia. That should tell you how messed up things are
@@oioioioioioioioio = I am a Vietnamese American. I live and work in Orange county California. I have a good job, good life, nice house, nice car. I love this country, I served in the U.S army for 6 years. This country gave me and my family opportunities to build a better life for ourselves and we took advantage of the opportunity. I never live anywhere else but here. We love this country.
I just returned to Calgary after spending two years in Vietnam. If everything goes accordingly, I’ll spend my retirement in Da Nang within 5 years… 🤞🤞🤞
As a Vietnamese Chinese kid grew up in HCM city, moved to Toronto for over 20 years, I can relate to a lot of his experience and stories. When I first came here, i felt that a lot of asian kids here don’t really want to express their own cultures and I always “thắc mắc”. But then, as I meet more friends who are CBC/CBV or both, I started to understand the reasons behind. After living here for so many years and still have a strong connection with my hometown in Vietnam, I can see how these two cultures continue to push and pull me in different aspect of life and I am proud to embrace and appreciate it every day.
He's so young but experienced so many ups and downs...I wonder how's his life now after the dating show on TV since so many girls probably recognize him on the street
Im a bc fellow too. I would definitely hate to be growing up in Saskatchewan. Im planning to move to asia as well, also in my 30's. Its just not worth it here anymore when 1 million will not get you much. 1 million dollars in asia will be enough for retirement
His comment about his friends living a “safe” life is only a personal projection. I want to see the accomplishments in his 40s because it doesn’t seem like he has any right now. Could he afford homeownership in saigon? How about owning a car and sending his kids to the best international school? His friends have already accomplished all of the above. His friends’ life quality will increase while he’s trying to figure out all those things in his 40s and 50s.
I was born in Vietnam and of Chinese descent. I don’t live in Vietnam anymore but I was always curious when I was a kid living in Vietnam. I thought since we were Chinese and so proud, why did we not going back to China? The truth was Vietnam without Communism was much better. We were there to stay and had good life. We left because we could not tolerate the stupid, tyrannical policy applied to everyone living there. True! The situation is different but they are still communist.
So I'm challenging this argument because I was a minority growing up in Canada as well a minority in the fact that not due to my skin color but my nationality and not being able to speak English language when I arrived. I am considerably older than you appear to be I won't guess to know your age but that's not important what is important is that people will look upon others that are different and challenge that or be racist of that. Theu come from the same old cookie cutter rutine of life and all tgey know is what's being told to them by parents piers and society in general being propigated by our tv or social media. I grew up being bullied because of anything different olive skin. Nutella sandwiches. My inability to say the words properly in rnglish . The list goes on. I got tired of being laug;ed at due to being frustrated from this behaviour from others and lack of respect from others. So yes i would get angered and take fisical action when pushed. Not good at all. What i realized in the end is my parents got an opertunity to prosper raise a family give me and my siblings to live a good life better one that was being offered by our home nation and our difference is our strength. Remember that and celebrate that because the rest will not serve us
The ability to prosper in the West was only possible because of the US (and countries friendly with it - Canada, the UK, etc.) enslaved other countries through their USD global reserve system. The discrimination is a by-product of that. The fact that your parents had the courage to move to a foreign country far away should be celebrated. But, we should differentiate that with a Western country giving you the opportunity. The Western country only gave people that opportunity because of stealing it from other countries through theft and war.
@bitcoin: you hit the nail on the head. The USD practically acts as world central bank. And since USD's a fiat currency, it can print incessantly as a money printer at the expense of other countries in term of shifting inflation onto them. You are smart.
I’m assuming you’re from Iraq or Lebanon? No disrespect but there is a big difference for Asians. For Lebanese people they have no country to back to. It’s a war torn country full of corruption and everyone just wants to leave. But for Asian is completely diffferent. Korea and China already surpassed China in quality of life. Vietnam will eventually surpass Canada. When Asian immigrants came to Canada in the 80s and 90s, they left countries that were poor. But no, just take a look at Toronto subway and then compare it to Shanghai or Seoul. No comparison. They aren’t winning in Asia, they already won. Canada isn’t as bad as people say, but what’s obvious is things are going down hill. The current generation is poorer than the last, which is the first time that has ever happened. Meanwhile, places like Vietnam are getting better every year. Korea and China already surpassed Canada in every way. Vietnam is next, same with Thailand and Malaysia.
Hey Bro, i believe you would get a lot more followers and subscribe if your content is more humanity. Because you will show how real life struggles of our 3rd world country up bringing. My advice is to dup this content wholesome humanity. Good luck bro
I hope when you move to VIET NĂM, you also take in the consideration of= 1. Air and noise pollution. 2. Water is dirty 3. Food poisoning is the norm 4.the weather is extremely uncomfortable. 5. Traffic is a nightmare 6. Healthcare is very bad 7. Rent is cheap 8. Do be careful of your surroundings because people will robbed you blind. Enjoy your stay in VIET NĂM and WELCOME.
@@HungNguyen-dt8nl even though you have some pointers right but how are you capitalizing something to show that you know what you're capitalizing yet you know nothing at all. You are a fraud. There's no VIET NĂM u faker.
Great points. With air and noise, can you solve that by moving to a cleaner city? Water, can buy a good filter to solve that issue right And is health care actually that bad? What about private insurance
@@Darrenwalkingby = in Vietnam, they have private hospitals. Which is cheaper than the U.S but still cost an arm and a leg. But the care still good. Just have the cash ready if you have to go to the hospital.
@brokethehabit Hey Hey now... I'm from Calgary... it's not that bad... ok it is. But hey.. if you have time, I'd like to meet up and grab a coffee? I'm here in Saigon too. Moved here in 2019 from Calgary. Let's collaborate!
An ugly duckling will never be ducks. If you feel more comfortable being with the rest of the ugly ducklings, please do so and you might find more joy and happiness.
So? are you saying Canada is a bad place where people have to move away, and that is also why the country is trying to migrate Indians to move over there?
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Moved back since 2013. love it here and don't miss a single day back in California.
Do you have kids?
@@kenngo4434 woah seriously? Why don't u miss California?
@@3000jayrich Here's the truth! In America, "nothing is certain but death and taxes". You must pay taxes on almost everything, including your death! In Vietnam, there are no such things like that.
@@gaolutsoctrang4507 = I live and work in Orange county, California. I have a good life here. There is no where I want to live but here. I will die and bury in Orange County, California. Love it here. Home sweet home
Looser!
I grew up in the 80s and 90s. Everyday I watched kung fu and Bruce Lee movies. To me asian was the coolest thing.
Thanks man ❤
Michael is right. You learn a lot about yourself when moving to VN. The challenges , ups and downs helps you to grow as a person. His advice is correct about moving to VN. Just do it as the longer you wait the harder it will be to do it due to commitments in the west. One thing I noticed about VN is that compared to the West the social dynamics are much more complex. In the west life is like a checkers board but in VN it is like 3d chess game. Vietnamese people are on another level with social intelligence if that is what you call it. In the west everything seems so simple. But when you come to VN, you suddenly struggle to understand all the situations you are in. You don't know who is good or bad or what someone's intentions are. In the west you know based on clothing and way of talking who a person is but when you arrive in VN you don't know how to judge every character.
what do you say when there are so many crooks running around in every street and corner of the counry. You cant trust anybody, full of bullshit artist "Vietnamese people are on another level with social intelligence" ?
Bruh that’s horrible. I want a simple life so having to deal with complex society and to decipher who the shady characters in VN is a deterrent for me
@@oioioioioioioioio In that case, I would highly recommend Mars for you haha. Well in VN if you want a simple life then don't start a business for one or go there if you need to make money. And stay away from the tourist areas. Don't get me wrong, the people in VN is what I miss when living abroad and why I want to return to VN. But if you want to live like a hermit then VN is not the place as being alone is just about impossible in VN unless you live in the jungle away from any village. You will be invited, messaged and called everyday to join someone somewhere. At least that is what happened to me.
the social intelligent as you called it is horrible, its tiring to be on edge all the f times, and at the end of the day its all the about the money and where you are on the social ladder, a lot of these guys who are going back and staying is only because they feel more respected in vietnam due to the language skill but this thinking is quite shallow and as they dont realise the trade offs, our parents moved overseas for many reasons one of them is to run away from the sh!t hole to give them better opportunities and they are moving back because back in third world countries they feel more important , something that they could not have back home?? but sure each to their own, but remember why we left in the first place they took our land our homes and drove us out, the day that we go back is the day we make them pay for it
@@user-dn8tj4pp4q The world is changing. The west is going down hill and VN is coming up. VN is one of the fastest growing economies. People come to VN as they are tired of the west and they can live a more quality lifestyle due to lower cost of living. They aren't heavily taxed like in the west. People feel more free in VN. Unless you live in California then VN weather is better if you don't like winters. I would of said if you like a very predictable life then live in the west but now that is even changing with lots of injustice to the citizens due to loss of values in leadership and dictator like leaders. The west is importing the 3rd world and the people are paying for it. Look at the zombie cities and homeless camps in US. Life in VN can be as laid back and carefree as you like but also if you want you can really challenge yourself as in business. It is highly competitive and cut throat. Many people will charge prices enough to pay for food today and thus undercut everyone else. what you mention is a segment of society but there are many genuine people in VN and I have some of my best friends in VN.
What a wise, intelligent, polite and handsome young man he is❤
yup, except he lied on a dating gameshow that he was single while actually he was having a wife
I escaped from Vietnam when I was 16 and came to the States at 17 . I feel more comfortable in the States .
These people don’t know their background and their parents had to leave Vietnam and it was not easy.
This brother instead of living the typical boring 9-5 in canada, lived 5 lives in Vietnam ahah (marriage, new jobs, participated in shows).
@@magicfire1 ikr😂
It's a great interview. I had a reverse experience when I moved from Vietnam to Regina, Saskatchewan and I can relate to lots of things he talked about. Living in a very white-dominant environment, I experienced racism as an adult as well, most of the time it was subtle racism (microaggressions). But then I've learned and grown from that. One of the causes is that white people can be vulnerable as well, there are fears behind their discrimination.
It's nice to see both worlds and embrace them both! Challenges do help you learn more about yourself and grow!
Interviewing is where you’re the best of yourself Peter- keep working on it mate
It's a no-brainer: Good food, good weather, beautiful scenery, and lovely, gorgeous women. What's not to like?
I know Michael cuz he was bf of one of famous runway models in VN, never thought he went thru so many experiences. Thought he was just a simple model, nice to know more and hear abt his diverse experiences
As a Cambodian-Canadian, I feel like I need to move back to Cambodia to be happy.
@@Kimbuja777 = why did you move to Canada to be miserable in the first place. You should stay in your homeland to be happy and poor .
People are so ungrateful after they made it
@@HungNguyen-dt8nlstop being so ignorant. you have no clue if he was canadian borne or moved there. the west has changed. trudeau has f’d up that country and ppl before him. Home prices and cost of living there is outrageous, worst than USA. Plus weather sucks so much. I would never live in Canada.
@@oioioioioioioioio = only you feel this way and the rest of Canada doesn’t feel the same. I thought at the very least about 40% of Canadian feel the way you do. I was wrong 😑. Only you feel this way
@@HungNguyen-dt8nl no one is beholden to a nation (especially the government) that doesn’t really care about its own citizen. Even non asians Canadians and American are living aboard more than ever…going to Asia. That should tell you how messed up things are
@@oioioioioioioioio = I am a Vietnamese American. I live and work in Orange county California. I have a good job, good life, nice house, nice car. I love this country, I served in the U.S army for 6 years.
This country gave me and my family opportunities to build a better life for ourselves and we took advantage of the opportunity.
I never live anywhere else but here. We love this country.
All the Asian kids born in the 70's and 80's can relate to his stories!!!!
I just returned to Calgary after spending two years in Vietnam. If everything goes accordingly, I’ll spend my retirement in Da Nang within 5 years… 🤞🤞🤞
Be careful! Do you know why there are so many people, more than in Canada, having cancer?
Glad to see young Canadians live better happier life no matter where you are
Damn this guy definitely had a very different experience growing up in Saskatchewan versus those Asian guy growing up in Ontario and BC.
As a Vietnamese Chinese kid grew up in HCM city, moved to Toronto for over 20 years, I can relate to a lot of his experience and stories. When I first came here, i felt that a lot of asian kids here don’t really want to express their own cultures and I always “thắc mắc”. But then, as I meet more friends who are CBC/CBV or both, I started to understand the reasons behind. After living here for so many years and still have a strong connection with my hometown in Vietnam, I can see how these two cultures continue to push and pull me in different aspect of life and I am proud to embrace and appreciate it every day.
I’m a fellow Canadian navigating the possibility of life in Vietnam/Asia. It’s not a piece of cake to move to a new country. Thanks for the share 💯💯
Yeah, you call SaiGon Is SaiGon. Love it! Thanks for this share, Michael
Keep up the videos and hard work Peter. I've been watching a few months now and been considering moving to Vietnam from Florida for a while now
Want to get out of this cesspool called Canada and Vietnam is definitely looking good thanks guys great stuff
Amazing interview 😊 thanks for sharing 🙏
Very nice interview. He's very interesting to listen to. Thanks !!
After 4 years, I had enough. lol. good for him for sticking it out. It's certainly not for everyone.
He's so young but experienced so many ups and downs...I wonder how's his life now after the dating show on TV since so many girls probably recognize him on the street
Ok, thanks for sharing your experience growing up in SK. Now, I worry about my kids growing up in NS :|
the pollution and the constant scams are a huge issue in VN.
Im a bc fellow too. I would definitely hate to be growing up in Saskatchewan. Im planning to move to asia as well, also in my 30's. Its just not worth it here anymore when 1 million will not get you much. 1 million dollars in asia will be enough for retirement
Is the microphone attached to a chopstick? 😂😂😂
It's got to be.
It would be very interesting if you could go to Canada and interview this guy’s parents why they left Vietnam. Haha!
Great interview!
Cost of tattoo in Vietnam is a lot of cheaper.
is this the guy in the new dating show called paradise island?
@@Andyxxx2006 i think so
the most important is know the local language unless you are English teacher.
It is not canada at all. It is just india
What is "not Canada"? What is "just India"? These statements are meaningless without knowing what "it" is.
His comment about his friends living a “safe” life is only a personal projection. I want to see the accomplishments in his 40s because it doesn’t seem like he has any right now. Could he afford homeownership in saigon? How about owning a car and sending his kids to the best international school? His friends have already accomplished all of the above. His friends’ life quality will increase while he’s trying to figure out all those things in his 40s and 50s.
go to a place/country where you are treated best, thats what I gather from watching all the vids
❤
Love to see more asian brothers getting their passports and exploring the world!
fax
Never be a victim.
99% of Canadians love their Asian bros
Why does this city have districts like in Hunger Games?
Saigon was designed by French back in the day, so the districts were numbered just like the arrondissements in Paris
@@tosumi2005 interesting. Thanks
Well done ¡¿ bye GOOD luck¡¿
I was born in Vietnam and of Chinese descent. I don’t live in Vietnam anymore but I was always curious when I was a kid living in Vietnam. I thought since we were Chinese and so proud, why did we not going back to China? The truth was Vietnam without Communism was much better. We were there to stay and had good life. We left because we could not tolerate the stupid, tyrannical policy applied to everyone living there. True! The situation is different but they are still communist.
So I'm challenging this argument because I was a minority growing up in Canada as well a minority in the fact that not due to my skin color but my nationality and not being able to speak English language when I arrived. I am considerably older than you appear to be I won't guess to know your age but that's not important what is important is that people will look upon others that are different and challenge that or be racist of that. Theu come from the same old cookie cutter rutine of life and all tgey know is what's being told to them by parents piers and society in general being propigated by our tv or social media. I grew up being bullied because of anything different olive skin. Nutella sandwiches. My inability to say the words properly in rnglish . The list goes on. I got tired of being laug;ed at due to being frustrated from this behaviour from others and lack of respect from others. So yes i would get angered and take fisical action when pushed. Not good at all. What i realized in the end is my parents got an opertunity to prosper raise a family give me and my siblings to live a good life better one that was being offered by our home nation and our difference is our strength. Remember that and celebrate that because the rest will not serve us
The ability to prosper in the West was only possible because of the US (and countries friendly with it - Canada, the UK, etc.) enslaved other countries through their USD global reserve system. The discrimination is a by-product of that. The fact that your parents had the courage to move to a foreign country far away should be celebrated. But, we should differentiate that with a Western country giving you the opportunity. The Western country only gave people that opportunity because of stealing it from other countries through theft and war.
@bitcoin: you hit the nail on the head. The USD practically acts as world central bank. And since USD's a fiat currency, it can print incessantly as a money printer at the expense of other countries in term of shifting inflation onto them.
You are smart.
I’m assuming you’re from Iraq or Lebanon? No disrespect but there is a big difference for Asians. For Lebanese people they have no country to back to. It’s a war torn country full of corruption and everyone just wants to leave.
But for Asian is completely diffferent. Korea and China already surpassed China in quality of life. Vietnam will eventually surpass Canada. When Asian immigrants came to Canada in the 80s and 90s, they left countries that were poor.
But no, just take a look at Toronto subway and then compare it to Shanghai or Seoul. No comparison. They aren’t winning in Asia, they already won. Canada isn’t as bad as people say, but what’s obvious is things are going down hill. The current generation is poorer than the last, which is the first time that has ever happened.
Meanwhile, places like Vietnam are getting better every year. Korea and China already surpassed Canada in every way. Vietnam is next, same with Thailand and Malaysia.
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that chopstick looks intimidating idk 😦
lol
oh my gosh I didn't notice until you mention it haha
Hey Bro, i believe you would get a lot more followers and subscribe if your content is more humanity. Because you will show how real life struggles of our 3rd world country up bringing. My advice is to dup this content wholesome humanity. Good luck bro
"...dup this content wholesome humanity" !! (Makes no sense whatsoever!).
@@Steevee14sorry not a youtuber but extract the ideas lol
Sorry not a youtuber but use the ideas.
I hope when you move to VIET NĂM, you also take in the consideration of=
1. Air and noise pollution.
2. Water is dirty
3. Food poisoning is the norm
4.the weather is extremely uncomfortable.
5. Traffic is a nightmare
6. Healthcare is very bad
7. Rent is cheap
8. Do be careful of your surroundings because people will robbed you blind.
Enjoy your stay in VIET NĂM and WELCOME.
@@HungNguyen-dt8nl even though you have some pointers right but how are you capitalizing something to show that you know what you're capitalizing yet you know nothing at all. You are a fraud. There's no VIET NĂM u faker.
Great points. With air and noise, can you solve that by moving to a cleaner city?
Water, can buy a good filter to solve that issue right
And is health care actually that bad? What about private insurance
@@Darrenwalkingby = in Vietnam, they have private hospitals. Which is cheaper than the U.S but still cost an arm and a leg. But the care still good. Just have the cash ready if you have to go to the hospital.
why do most asian guys that go back to vietnam or most of the asian guys including yourself in your video have tats? what's the deal?
Tattoos are mainstream in the west
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Asian men trying to set themselves apart from other "asian men"
oh men, I want a tattoo too (as an Asian woman) lol
@@Dalenguyen001 I guess that kinda make sense
They're all having a crisis, no wife, no kids, no solid career
@@This_tub what a hater
@brokethehabit Hey Hey now... I'm from Calgary... it's not that bad... ok it is. But hey.. if you have time, I'd like to meet up and grab a coffee? I'm here in Saigon too. Moved here in 2019 from Calgary. Let's collaborate!
That dude fine af
Saskatchewan a racist city , but also a very dangerous city to live full of crimes , alcohol and drug abuses compare with the rest of Canada
@@VanTran-ne4yf that’s everywhere in Canada
An ugly duckling will never be ducks. If you feel more comfortable being with the rest of the ugly ducklings, please do so and you might find more joy and happiness.
Bruh, are you referring to Vietnamese as ugly ducklings? 💀
Regina? You poor guy...the worst city in Canada...
So? are you saying Canada is a bad place where people have to move away, and that is also why the country is trying to migrate Indians to move over there?
@@viettran6647 canada is a shit hole...has some decent scenery but the Liberals have run it into the ground
lazy
Farewell and good luck ..I'm not hoping to see you back ..Seeing your tattoo and guessing what you are ..You can join a gang in VN and get a job.