How getting fired made her return to Vietnam to start this one thing.

[@brokethehabit]

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[@Chris-uh7nm]

Few Vietnamese of Chinese descent identify themselves as part Vietnamese but primarily as Chinese. The first thing that comes out of their mouth is I am Chinese and never Vietnamese. It's true that identity can be complex, especially for those with multicultural backgrounds. Many people feel a strong connection to their heritage and may prioritize one aspect over another based on personal experiences. It's heartwarming when individuals recognize and appreciate the cultures that have shaped them, including the place that nurtured them. Building bridges between identities can foster understanding and connection. It’s important to celebrate all parts of one’s heritage while also acknowledging the contributions of the country that supports them.

[@VanTran-ne4yf]

The Chinese dont accept them either. Why do you think they return to vietnam not settle in Hongkong or Taiwan or Singapore ? they parents got burn very badly (racism among Chinese ,rich and poor Ching Chong) in Canada, US, Australia, UK with the Chinese from Hongkong and south east Asia.

[@peanut0brain]

@@Chris-uh7nm I was born in ho chi Minh city too, with both parents born in Vietnam but grandparents all from Guangdong, China. I wouldn't call myself Vietnamese as I always remember being called "Chinese dóg" while under 10 in Vietnam.

[@livefree7005]

It’s hard to call it home when some people say go back to chine. Even when your family have lived there for generations.

[@VanTran-ne4yf]

@@peanut0brain what about in the US, Canada, Australia ? the chinese been called Ching chong, rubbish bin on the street.

[@powercomm]

@@livefree7005 true! I wonder if this is the same or there is no more. I was called “3 tau”. To me it means 3 ships. What is so derogatory saying 3 tau?

[@thienpham911]

let's goooo. Another fire interview. Wish you the best and success, man.

[@TheTinminator]

She’s beautiful! And smart!!! Soft spoken, I love it!

[@longnguyendotcom]

Years back, my friend designed and sold women's accessories (hand purses, handbags, scarfs, etc) in the US. She went back to Vietnam to have it manufactured for her. Then, her stuff was showing up in the local shops without her permission (and knowledge). These products were very distinct because she designed them herself. The manufacturer thought it would be more profitable to also sell her products to other people. Although Vietnam is a signing member of the World Intellectual Property Organization, enforcing Intellectual property is almost non-existent.

[@bluesky_bluesea]

I would say it's typical in SE Asia

[@mosqutio88]

It happens Western Europe as well. Established fashion houses steal designs from fashion students and candidates from their portfolios and produce the designs without consent or providing monetary compensation.

[@longnguyendotcom]

@@mosqutio88 You can go to court and sue in Western Europe?

[@powercomm]

If I were her, I would try for a year or 2. Get out of Vietnam if you don’t make money. Manny came and left with nothing. It is her life.

[@mosqutio88]

@@powercomm She has a good strategy. She’s exploring production of her private label products in Vietnam and selling them in the US.

[@rickchau8531]

Judy, you have demonstrated great courage and determination by picking yourself up after being laid off from Meta and branched out to different business opportunities and ventures in golf. I know a few friends who still could not adjust to life after being laid off from Google. Thank you for bringing your talents to the Motherland, and good luck with future endeavors.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@rickchau8531 thank you 🥰

[@davidnguyen6624]

Great interview. My best wishes to both be successful in life. ❤ Everything does happened for a reason 👍

[@sonnyh.8212]

She is like me, my father is Chinese, and my mom is Vietnamese. I was born in VN but moved to the US (CA) when I was about 10 years old.

[@Raymondthach1314]

Omg you are me, Chinese, born in Vietnam, then learned vietnamese when attending school then moved to states

[@Jujugolfs]

omg relatable!!!

[@powercomm]

There are lots of Vietnamese of Chinese descent.

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@minamelka860]

@@Jujugolfs please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@presint3d]

Very interesting/good interview! She has unique skills to do well... Reminds me of a friend who to survive at 17yo started his own web biz. Was successful but felt limited. Then older 20's obtained undergrad and MBA, esp for project management, etc, while also consultant contract running major corp biz teams. Ended up a Nike...

[@HelloWorld-hb7yt]

great interview.

[@bluesky_bluesea]

Enjoyed the interview.

[@blah7745]

It boggles the mind that people want to give up their upper class life in vietnam and move to a small apartment in the US and struggle.

[@Genesis--me8ud]

Maybe it’s other reasons: weather, bugs, sanitation, income opportunity, etc …

[@mchuynh916]

Then she worked at Meta and is experiencing the world. If given a choice, I think she would choose to be in the same situation.

[@Jujugolfs]

I know “for the better life” - the struggle was real

[@Jujugolfs]

@@mchuynh916I totally would!

[@Jujugolfs]

@@Genesis--me8udbetter life was for sure!

[@bunbohue369]

she is very pretty.

[@chowholic]

Great interview! Very engaging.

[@sanjuanlaunionvlog]

cool vid. Amazing from 230K usd to working here. I'm in Da Nang now. you appeared on my Home screen. i found your video very interesting.

[@andrewnguyen612]

Good interview ❤

[@guillaumely1819]

I'm one level more messed up.Chinese/ Vietnamese born in France and move to the US in my late teens.

[@Jujugolfs]

Wow how many languages do you speak!!!

[@guillaumely1819]

@@Jujugolfs I speak 5 languages. From best to worst: French, English, Cantonese, Vietnamese and Spanish.

[@powercomm]

@@guillaumely1819 It is good to know a lot. However, one of them has to be solid or your understanding of life may not be easy. Just ignore if this doesn’t make sense.

[@philipnguyen3107]

Chinese or Vietnamese. ❤ her for her amazing drive . best of luck girl.💯👍🙏

[@Jujugolfs]

Thanks!

[@phuongnguyen-bp3nv]

One is defined by one’s actions so then she is Vietnamese. If she plays tennis; she would be my dream girl.

[@shumbuk4383]

interesting..liked the transparency..sold my golf set years ago but cool.

[@Jujugolfs]

Can start again 😂

[@shumbuk4383]

​@@Jujugolfs feels like you just waste a lot of time..not to mention the decadence around it..much prefer my current faves ping pong and chess..way better for socializing too.

[@BehindTheNeedle]

Really enjoying these interviews. Just one thing. I hope you will get a second mic, so you can place a mic on yourself and the person you interview. The mic on a chopstick or spoon is distracting.

[@AroEnthusiast]

keep it up bro. I like yr content

[@LivingLife128]

Chinese Vietnamese tend to be a very successful bunch in America . They are hard workers and got ahead the hard way via hard work . They tend to adhere to a lot of the old traditions of china like the new year and other holidays . They came to America for the American dream and achieved it

[@proud4373]

Some of my Chinese Vietnamese friends told me horrible stories about how the mainland Chinese people in America, especially in LA had treated them discriminately. Living in the same apartment complex, they never shared what they knew with you! Their behaviour toward you visibly changed when they heard you speak Chinese with an accent! However in Vietnam, when you speak Vietnamese with an accent, people just laugh with you.

[@Jujugolfs]

I know. I got bullied from them 😂😢

[@georgeloh8257]

@@proud4373 If you are succesful in life and famous in any professions you like in this world, who dares to laugh at you? I guess prople will respect and admire to thouse people who are doing excellent works in this world disregading to their backgrounds.

[@nikkirosenbek5471]

@@georgeloh8257 I think @proud talked about childhood friends and neighbors, which are supposed to be always your best friends, not strangers bullying or alienating you. School or community bullying can leave lifelong scars. You can notice that in the video Judy became emotional talking about the terrible experience. She was born in Vietnam where her childhood friends didn't bully her or make fun of her because she spoke Chinese or Vietnamese with an accent.

[@kitmarshall4084]

Grew up in little Saigon in Oakland, and everyone in my neighborhood were Vietnamese Chinese, so i didnt feel out of place, my mom knew a lot of other parents at my school since we all immigrated from the same place and the same way

[@tapemamba]

impressive. best of luck!

[@cheneyrobert]

The serendipity of life 🥂

[@jamesl.d.142]

Her family is technically Vietnamese, Yue. Nice video.

[@LifeIrony-o4x]

❤ shes so gorgeous and intelligent. I had a similar experience on the migration leaving a great life behind.

[@dehua-2730]

I see the comment area is very nice, most people have the same background including me. I have been to Vietnam many many times and now even return to my motherland China. China is the future and you all should visit both countries. Since ever I moved to China I never wanted to move back. Returning to my roots.

[@GLOBALALLIANCE]

To be honest the mainland Chinese you are talking about are actually Hong Kong Chinese. I know because I was one of them. Back then Hong Kong Chinese had this superiority complex which I never agreed with. To me we are all Chinese brothers and sisters no matter where you're from

[@powercomm]

People from Hong Kong generally don’t see themselves as being Chinese. They call themselves as Hongkongers. They want to be separated, politically. Similarly to people from Taiwan, they are no longer considered themselves as Chinese but Taiwanese. I am ok with whatever they want to consider themselves.

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@minamelka860]

@@powercomm please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@powercomm]

@@minamelka860 there are many names of cities in Vietnam originally were not Vietnamese such as Saigon, Nha Trang, Da Lat etc…these are either from Cham people or Cambodia, etc. the ancestors were the original inhabitants. There are over 50 ethnic groups in Vietnam and the predominant ethnic group is nguoi Kinh. Nguoi Kinh has a close connection and resemblance to southern Chinese. Vietnamese doesn’t have writing system. Like Korean, Japanese, etc, Vietnamese used to use Chinese characters for writing system. Actually, Vietnam is actually Derived from Chinese. Right now, it could be up 70 % of Vietnamese in newspapers is Chinese. The current writing system is in romanization due to the European missionaries who came to Vietnam in the 16th century. There are many things in common between Vietnamese and Chinese. Vietnamese still celebrate lunar new year or Chinese new year, Moon festival etc…. There are much more things in common than differences between Chinese and Vietnamese.

[@mosqutio88]

@@powercomm That's like Hawaiians serving in the Hawaiian National Guard deployed within the US military. They don't see themselves as Americans, rather Hawaiians from the Kingdom of Hawaiian.

[@rrocketman]

join the club guys and good luck with it

[@tuilaXungAn]

Judy nailed the accent in both English and Vietnamese.

[@mkdylt6813]

@@tuilaXungAn Vietnamese accent sounds spot on for sure but definitely hasn’t nailed her English accent yet. Still has a pretty heavy accent, more than I would expect, and have seen, for someone that moved at 10y/o.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@mkdylt6813 I don't think my accent is a vietnamese one. It's combined with chinese and vietnamese some how. As I mentioned, I didn't really start learning English until college.

[@Jujugolfs]

it's tough out there but a proud immigrant now :) Took some time to adapt and embrace haha

[@ak15567]

Are you interested in interviewing Vietnamese descent in the process of moving to Vietnam? I think I have 2 more years until I can comfortably make the leap to Vietnam.

[@VanTran-ne4yf]

You need family or friend there otherwise you like a lost dog , very lonely and isolation. All these people has family and friend in Vietnam for protection.

[@ak15567]

@@VanTran-ne4yf I have a cousin who lives there and I will absolutely not reach out. Every time we talk he asks for money. I rather have no one. There are plenty of expat groups I am involved in and looks like they meet up quite often. I don't want my family there know I am in Vietnam.

[@mosqutio88]

He said he's interested. She reached out to him first.

[@VanTran-ne4yf]

@@ak15567 You need to know the truth about vietnam. Today, they are your long lost friend. The second day, you are their ATM . The third day, you are the strangers, they never know you or met you before. There are a lot western expat living overseas without stable job,80% only have a small saving. You need to be careful even worst than vietnamese. Vietnamese you know where to find them, expat take off to another country. bye bye

[@4quy707]

my daughter graduated with Honors from UCI major in Computer Science, currently working from home at Microsoft making $120K at the age of 22…with her degree and skills she never afraid of being laid off

[@anthonytran7566]

Don't brag about your daughter there is no such thing as lay off proof. Stop being stupid !!!!!

[@ArgenTheWolf]

Don't say that. You never know.

[@tonyhiu6995]

@@ArgenTheWolf Yeah, My mama told me that life is like a box of Chocolates!

[@ArgenTheWolf]

@@tonyhiu6995 😄😄.

[@michaelle7637]

Welcome home.

[@rc-xv4xq]

doh ma dit is one good interview

[@mikeng.4121]

Getting fired is not a big deal ,it not the end of the world .

[@Jujugolfs]

it's not, it is scary with income in the bay area where rent is $3k a month

[@trantrongnghia2567]

She's so cute ❤❤

[@Limewire1984]

I'm 12.5% Chinese [the rest Vietnamese], and my grandpa from Guangzhou as well.

[@Ra-mx4bo]

12.5% is so precise. How do you derive at 12.5% haha

[@Limewire1984]

@@Ra-mx4bo Well, my grandpa, who was 50/50, and married a Vietnamese, so, my father was 25/75. My father also married a Vietnamese, so by that logic, and math, I arrived at 12.5%. I'm not backed by anything scientific.

[@Ra-mx4bo]

@Limewire1984 ok I see :)

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong, Guangzhou...??.

[@minamelka860]

.....i think you should know to google and learn more about your history before you can teach someone with correct information...for example; Trieu Da took over An Duong Vuong and became the founder of the Old VietNam. Trieu Da was a General of Tan Thuy Hoang (the founder; he united the China)...when Han dynasty because the dominator...Trieu Da moved down to the sound and fought with An Duong Vuong, united Man Viet, Lac Viet, Au Viet...became Au Lac Viet; .....or you can google the sister Hai Ba Trung; where they are came from...??? not surprising...they are also from Quang Dong....

[@willgates8383]

That man is flaming, they way he sits and cross his legs 😂😂😂😂😂

[@willgates8383]

What is her KZbin link ??? Why did you not insert?

[@brokethehabit]

Because feet.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@brokethehabit let me make my money

[@mr.huongkpa]

She's incredible. May I ask, who is she, bro? :) I think her story and jouney could be an inspiration for my future kids :)) haha

[@bumble144]

That is one humble and smart girl. Judy oiiii. Be my friend please😊

[@Jujugolfs]

❤

[@powercomm]

She is mine. Don’t compete with me ok. Haha!

[@withluvgifts]

which cafe is this?

[@brokethehabit]

Eggyolk Cafe

[@teresang7889]

People who say "Ho Chi Minh City" look dumb and ignorant . People who call the city "Saigon" are "chic" and have class

[@Jujugolfs]

People outside of our circle wouldn't know Saigon, and think it's a different city. It means the same, so don't have to label people who call HCM, Ho Chi Minh city.

[@bigsmall6948]

Never meet her before in SAN FRANCISCO. IM CHINESE VIETNAMESE

[@HappyDays-75]

I’m also Chinese born in Vietnam. I identify as Chinese since I don’t really speak Vietnamese. Came to U.S. since I was 5, and now, I’m 49. I don’t know what I identify as. Strangely, not always American, but I’ve been in America the longest. Currently a teacher in California. I’ve always wanted to visit my birthplace. Haven’t been in Vietnam since I was 3 yrs. old. Love hearing these stories.

[@powercomm]

I am in the same situation like you. I told people that I am American, of Chinese descent, born in Vietnam.

[@HappyDays-75]

@@powercomm I see. Maybe I should say that too. 🤪

[@minamelka860]

Hai Nam, Quang Dong...is still the old Viet Nam origin.....

[@minamelka860]

@@powercomm Hai Nam, Quang Dong...is still the old Viet Nam origin.....

[@minamelka860]

@@powercomm please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.

[@BenCleaton]

Look beautiful Judy. Wish you success.

[@rayphan1260]

Sneaky Rush Hour reference 😂

[@brokethehabit]

😶‍🌫️

[@Jujugolfs]

@@rayphan1260 wait where which part lol

[@dubdeee]

Most white people in US would not identify themselves as English even if their heritage originate from England & most ppl in UK would not consider white ppl in US as English. I think culture & environment is more impactful as far as your identity. Just my “2-cents”

[@mosqutio88]

That's true because English culture is no longer present, rather history.

[@downtomars6268]

Continental North America, Europe, Oceania are quite distant but they are more unified politically, economically, and some ways culturally than Asian countries.

[@mosqutio88]

​@@downtomars6268 Are you referring to people of English heritage? When I served in the US military and US Congress we saw the growing distance of relationships amongst current and former allies and partners across the globe, which concerned me and my colleagues, pushing us to even acquire another citizenship and relinquished our former American citizenship.

[@downtomars6268]

@@mosqutio88 Those of English heritage have the strongest links amongst themselves. There is no equivalent in Asia to Five Eyes, AUKUS, NATO, G7.

[@mosqutio88]

​@@downtomars6268 Well, I'm no longer an American, so those organizations are no longer relevant to me or my friends. Now we focus our time on health and raising our families in jurisdictions that are not present in propaganda. Go best where you're treated my friend.

[@tommydong8070]

Being laid off and being fired are not the same.

[@Jujugolfs]

I know hahaha he put the wrong title x)

[@GSVM007]

America the beautiful. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@powercomm]

True! America is beautiful but it is going to be ruined by the millions of the Illegal. Haitians caught geese or ducks at the public park, etc. what is going to next?

[@MistaSmart]

It's nice to be able to say "in my 30s and not early 30s" while looking 25 😅

[@DUNGCAO-m2w]

she so young and pretty girl.

[@minamelka860]

Hai Nam, Quang Dong...is still the old Viet Nam origin.....

[@georgeloh8257]

Yes, my grand mother was from Hainan, as I recall, she has a relative auntie whose name sound like a Vietnamese surename ( Nguyen ). I guess people of Hainan and Vietnam are claosely related with each other in ancient time. I hope China and Vietnam to have good feelings with each other and not to be manipulated by the westrern countries to incite wars between these 2 countries.

[@powercomm]

@@georgeloh8257good thought but the reality is tension exists between Vietnamese and Chinese. History reminds the Vietnamese that Chinese dominated them for thousands of years.

[@minamelka860]

@@georgeloh8257 yes that is true...i met few business from Iran in the USA and they said the same thing that they met a lot of business partner with last name Nguyen but come from current China now...but Vietnamese in Viet Nam don't know that...they thought Nguyen is just come from Viet Name...but they came from the Old Viet Nam; Bach Viet which is somewhere around Hai Nam, Quang Dong, Trieu Chau

[@powercomm]

@@minamelka860true! Some Chinese has Nguyen as last name but predominantly Nguyen is Vietnamese last name.

[@NhanNguyen-et2sc]

Judy! I like your interview, but let’s be realistic on making the same as Meta living in Vietnam??? You would live like Kings&Queens making $50K USD annually there already. Most small to medium businesses are struggling to get by nowadays…average Vs are making $300-$500 monthly, while educated ones $1,000-$1,500 at most. Good luck with your upcoming business, however, beware that most Vietnamese ppl in Vietnam rarely know anything about golf or even gone to ones.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@NhanNguyen-et2sc Thank youuuu!!! Yeah my market and audience for my brand will be focused in the States. And while I understand the cost of living in Vietnam, I still want to live a comfortable lifestyle and I know what is involved if I were to move back to Vietnam. However, I hope one day to be a part of the growing golf community in Vietnam, it’s one if the fastest growing sports there!

[@tonyhiu6995]

@@Jujugolfs Hi Judy, I myself also starting a Clothing Co. One of the manufacturers I’m currently working with is in Saigon. Would love to Chat with you about the Clothing Business. Tony.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@tonyhiu6995 Omg! Really? Let's chat!

[@torrytran1885]

how old is she now?

[@Jujugolfs]

Forever 21

[@superwellplayed]

I'm pretty good at cleaning 😂

[@sonnguyen-ru6rf]

Beautiful girl!

[@brandonsmith666]

so cute 😍

[@daitran5745]

So why she move to vietnam?..why daont you go to china..

[@Jujugolfs]

@@daitran5745 I am not planning to move to Vietnam

[@anhbaoconnecticut3128]

She should go to China to learn more about her root.

[@powercomm]

Haha! I don’t think. You can learn on the internet.

[@Jujugolfs]

I only visited my dads side and not Hai Nan yet :(

[@chaseroberts3111]

35? don't look a day over25

[@Jujugolfs]

@@chaseroberts3111 LOL forever 21

[@Phuong-t3m]

She is cute

[@cooliipie]

@@Phuong-t3m Nice feet

[@IanCrouse]

SHE IS STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL.

[@powercomm]

I agree

[@letzgow6110]

There are a lots of pure Chinese in many places around other SE Asian countries. After living there for so many generations, many of them just forgot their origins and claimed natives of their new settlement regions.

[@powercomm]

People should have a choice to consider whoever they think they are.

[@mosqutio88]

Just like German Volgas

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong, Guangzhou...??.

[@minamelka860]

@@powercomm please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong, Guangzhou...??.

[@powercomm]

@@minamelka860strange question! You will be ridiculed being ignorant.

[@dtang3288]

Why mention 'like' a zillion times in the conversation? Is that some American shit?

[@Jujugolfs]

unfortunately, it is and especially from California haha It's such a bad habit for me, and it comes out a lot when I am nervous. Time to practice!

[@TrungNguyen-ul8gm]

Let say I'm you and I'd 1 mil to wasted, I would rent a good place in Da Nang and get by, work for international company there until I can collect retirement. You won't make money in there. Best wish!

[@powercomm]

Are you using google translate? Ai hieu chet lien.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@powercomm 🤣

[@Tideo123]

They don't speak Cantonese in China anymore except Hong Kong and Macau. The next generation Cantonese language will be gone in China.

[@TheBigBananaaa]

👍✅🙀✅👍

[@supriyarai3408]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@Madnyss]

I love this woman and she was so well spoken until she say factory. She want her own factory in Vietnam 😓. Factory here is a sweatshop.

[@Jujugolfs]

It’s not actually if you looked into it. Not every factory in Asia is a sweat shop.

[@powercomm]

The most important is those who work for her not forced. I am sure they work by choice.

[@Jujugolfs]

@@powercomm yup!!! many of our generations know better and society is getting better as a whole too.

[@minamelka860]

tell her to find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong...??.... tell her parents to learn more about the history....

[@powercomm]

Stop asking strange question!

[@teresang7889]

bà đi về Shanghai hay Beijing làm business đi bà ơi . Người Việt là phải gọi đây là Sài Gòn . Người Việt ngu mới gọi đây là Hochiminh City . Get it . There're more opportunities in China than in Vietnam . You should go do business in China instead

[@teresang7889]

or go to Singapore , Twaiwan đi

[@powercomm]

Judy can decide for herself and who are you to tell her what she should do? Economy in China is in free fall. There are many graduates delivering food.

[@Jujugolfs]

Yes both ways but a lot of manufacturers have moved to Vietnam due to various reason and I feel more comfortable doing business with a Vietnamese company at the moment.

[@allencoffland1685]

I wonder how your family wasn't kicked out with the other Chinese in the 1980s?

[@powercomm]

Her family was not wealthy. The Wealthy one either escaped or was forced to go to new economic zone “vung kinh te moi”

[@minamelka860]

please find one Vietnamese that are not came from Quang Dong, Guangzhou...??...

[@dannyc2474]

Co

[@Jujugolfs]

Please haha

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

This girl has the privilege of an American passport to Vietnam, and I am doing everything to get out of Vietnam. Interesting 🧐

[@TrungNguyen-ul8gm]

She can apply for and has her Viet Nam passport too but you can only dream to have US passport!

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

@@TrungNguyen-ul8gm let me guess , you are still an immigrant in the US , and talking rudely about people who want to immigrate to the US ? i want to escape vietnam , but i don't want to come to the US . don't talk like an arrogant person . in the end , you are still an immigrant , don't try to talk like you are a white man

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

@@TrungNguyen-ul8gm let me guess , you are still an immigrant in the US , and talking rudely about people who want to immigrate to the US ? i want to escape vietnam , but i don't want to come to the US . don't talk like an arrogant person . in the end , you are still an immigrant , don't try to talk like you are a white man

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

@@TrungNguyen-ul8gm let me guess , you are still an immigrant in the US , and talking rudely about people who want to immigrate to the US ? i want to escape vietnam , but i don't want to come to the US . don't talk like an arrogant person . in the end , you are still an immigrant , don't try to talk like you are a white man

[@Alaskanguyen3456]

let me guess , you are still an immigrant in the US , and talking rudely about people who want to immigrate to the US ? i want to escape vietnam , but i don't want to come to the US . don't talk like an arrogant person . in the end , you are still an immigrant , don't try to talk like you are a white man

[@unclelive6918]

Date her already

[@aikaduong9085]

❤Judy, smart & strong cute girl