Interview With a STRUGGLING Business Owner Affected by The Pandemic in Mũi Né, Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@GLOBIK]

How did this one make you feel?

[@Arendavyshnav]

very nice conversation 👌

[@babybbbb]

This was sad. It reminded me of the three vinegar tasters though. Have you heard of that? I’m so glad you got to experience some precious memories with this family.

[@GLOBIK]

@@Arendavyshnav Glad you liked it.

[@GLOBIK]

@@babybbbb Yes. Sad indeed, but also inspiring. Never heard of the three vinegar tasters. I'm glad I got to meet them and I hope I will get a chance to meet them again.

[@babybbbb]

@@GLOBIK here’s a link for you. It’s short! Hope you’ll find it an interesting read: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinegar_tasters

[@freddypaniagua4626]

WOWWWWW, How beautiful attitude she has and i hope that Vietnam can soon return to normality and that there are no more deaths in Vietnam, God bless beautiful people in vietnam.

[@GLOBIK]

Yeah. I hope so too.

[@momtolola5503]

This was the most heart warming interview. What a delightful family. I hope they're able to find success. Do more interviews like this !!! :)

[@GLOBIK]

Glad that you enjoyed it. They're great people indeed. I would love to do more interviews like that, but it's not every day that I meet people who have such a story to tell and are willing to tell it... Even more during this current lockdown.

[@billkruse5383]

Such an inspiring, positive lady sharing her story during the pandemic. Hope all goes well for her and family! 🙏

[@GLOBIK]

Really inspiring indeed. I hope so too!

[@6thDAY]

This video was very wholesome! Not gonna lie, kinda felt emotional when you did.

[@GLOBIK]

Glad you felt this way. I was not sure how people would feel about it, but I had to share it.

[@HoangPhiLongUK]

What a lovely lady. So sad for the situation in Vietnam. I wish I could go dine at her restaurant to help out her business.

[@GLOBIK]

She really is. Unfortunately the restaurant no longer is

[@mabellemaryse7085]

very touching ! A lesson of amazing generosity when they barely survive. makes me realise even more how lucky and secure my life is. I am thankful.

[@GLOBIK]

Definitely!

[@anthonydominictruong]

It’s not surprising that they’re friendly and hospitable. You’ve been there for years and married into a Vietnamese family so you know well their work ethics and their resiliency. They’ll be back. We’ll all be back to normal. Thanks for the video, Globik.

[@GLOBIK]

Hahaha! I think you got the wrong guy. I never married anyone. But I'm glad that you liked the video. Take care.

[@edwardwong654]

Breaks my heart. And there are many in the same situation.

[@GLOBIK]

Yes. So man stories just like hers that people will never hear or know of. That said, her strength and spirit is inspiring.

[@edwardwong654]

@@GLOBIK Worrying about the woman with the kidney transplant makes me forget about what low hurdles I have to go thru. I never knew that they just leave the original kidney in there. Reminds of the chunnel boring machines, which they just leave to the side. Keep us updated in about a month. Thanks.

[@epark1123]

This was wonderful. I enjoyed it very much! So informational and personal.

[@GLOBIK]

Glad you found it interesting

[@laughter95]

This is insane. I know tourism got smashed but the chat really brings home what that actually feels like.

[@GLOBIK]

It really does. It puts a face on some abstract numbers.

[@Antzzz_Manzzz]

This is heartbroken. All good things come to and end and so does the bad times too. Stay strong everyone 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@GLOBIK]

Thanks! You stay strong too.

[@ashali2695]

She can still smile amongst all the adversity…..very heartbreaking.

[@GLOBIK]

Yes. I find her to be inspiring.

[@TV.Productions]

That was such a raw and heartfelt conversation Justin. So good to see that despite all their hardship, her spirit remains bright and strong. My heart goes out to all the small business owners around the world who are doing it tough. This video will give many the strength they need to continue the good fight. Keep up the great work mate and stay safe! Btw.. can you share the name and location of the restaurant?

[@GLOBIK]

She is very strong and positive indeed. Hopefully her spirit will inspire some or make others realize how lucky they are. Thanks! You stay safe too. Unfortunately, the restaurant no longer is.

[@skygypsy2718]

Your a good guy! What a good video. So much interesting info we wouldn’t normally get. She is an amazing person.

[@GLOBIK]

She is definitely amazing. Glad you liked the video.

[@suebh9432]

a great interview. such a sweet sweet lady. emotional yes. what a blessing she is. wow.

[@GLOBIK]

She really is

[@freyagrayden9851]

I recognise this Lady. I was in Mui Ne in late 2019 for 10 days and ate at her restaurant a few times. She was so lovely to me too and very kind.

[@GLOBIK]

Nice! I hope they will be able to open a restaurant again when things open up.

[@neron500]

Nice people & nice video. Thanks for sharing

[@GLOBIK]

Really nice people indeed. Glad you liked the video.

[@IRISHSWEETNESS]

Ramblo! 🐉 Heartwarming story. Good things come to good people 💕sending positive vibes their way & yours 🤗

[@GLOBIK]

Ramblo is becoming one of the main characters on my channel lol. Thanks sweet! Positive vibes to you as well.

[@SOUTHINDBOY]

I feel very bad for that family... God bless them.. please keep supporting them as much as you can ❤️

[@GLOBIK]

I'm currently in a lockdown and far away from them, but I hope I'll have the chance to meet them again.

[@diencai1812]

Just inspiring ❤️

[@GLOBIK]

It really is

[@scogginsscoggins]

Very humble woman. Inspiring.

[@GLOBIK]

Very inspiring indeed.

[@evelynkorjack2126]

yes. we need happy. thank you.

[@GLOBIK]

Yes we do! Cheers!

[@jackdu6901]

very good video to watch. I am from VN also living in Canada r now . I feel so sorry for her and family. back before 1975 before the fall of Saigon . never heard of this city. but now is like a tourist town. cheer

[@GLOBIK]

Glad that you liked the video

[@laoma4131]

What an inspirational video, thank you. Be interesting a follow up video, makes me want to purposely find the restaurant in the future to eat there, if it still exists.

[@GLOBIK]

I would love to have the chance to meet them again when things open up. The restaurant is closed now and they didn't own the land, so I don't know what it will be whenever I'll go back.

[@bernhard8540]

I hope things can return to normal for them, so they can get back on track.

[@GLOBIK]

I hope so too. Yeah, super nice people. I hope I will get to meet them again in a near future

[@punchar4161]

Damn., video brought me tears!

[@GLOBIK]

Yeah. it got me emotional too. I hope that you also found it inspiring.

[@abnachmordorgrauerurukhai376]

Wow so interesting. Watching the video about the snake dinner I never even thought about some extra story behind it. And now with her Story it seems there was so much more behind it, fascinating

[@GLOBIK]

Yeah. I wish I was faster at editing and putting things together. The Snake porridge, the Mui Ne Ghost Town, the beach fishing and this conversation were all connected to one another somehow. Glad you found it fascinating.

[@davidalexander9047]

I've got to say, maybe it's the pandemic, our something else, but I feel that the videos you've been making have been increasingly creative, it's been great

[@GLOBIK]

Really!? I'm not sure what it is either, but I'm happy that you feel this way about my latest videos.

[@supersonicsid5930]

The people in Vietnam are really suffering right now . The tourists industry in Nha Trang has been destroyed. Restaurants,bars, mini markets, hotels have been closed for more than 18 months . No support from government, many people depend totally on food charity’s . People are sleeping on the streets as they have no money for rent . It’s getting desperate now and there’s no light at the end of the tunnel.

[@GLOBIK]

It's a long tunnel, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Hang in there!

[@yeschefwithchadkubanoff]

Great video, let the tourists back. These people need to get their Livelihood back.

[@GLOBIK]

Thanks! It would be a really bad time to do this.

[@terencerose1212]

Never give up ❤️

[@888Peetah]

She needed to let it out - It’s been bottled up inside. That interview was probably very therapeutic for her…. Thanks for sharing.

[@GLOBIK]

I don't know if that's the case, but I'm happy if ever it is :)

[@888Peetah]

@@GLOBIK Sometimes we just need a stranger to confide to - They’re usually all ears and not judgmental. Had she done that with her own community, the feedback could have been critical and judgmental - Not what anybody wants when they’re struggling to overcome a trauma.

[@GLOBIK]

@@888Peetah You might be right. If so, well it served a purpose for both of us because, while it is sad and hard to witness,, her story allowed me to see things from someone else's perspective and it was also quite inspiring to see her stay strong and positive as she goes through such hardships.

[@peterlynch6744]

Hey , Justin. Hard to be a visitor and feel like what they are feeling. Like the saying goes- You Can't Keep a Good Man DOWN. WE STAY POSITIVE. Thank you.

[@GLOBIK]

Absolutely

[@davidnguyen4885]

Damn I feel real sad for these folks.

[@GLOBIK]

It does feel sad indeed, but I find her strength and positive attitude so inspiring.

[@willlewis9194]

The government is shocking to the people, I know first hand, our factory / company experienced it and why we moved to India, I felt we let the people down as much as the selfish greedy corrupt government. So sad, good luck to all the peeps

[@thomashinshelwood659]

In tears ,

[@GLOBIK]

Don't be.

[@vienchan4975]

This very sad for all Vietnamese people's who self employed because they don't get help from government in the UK government help self employed but people's still complain they want more I wish people's oppen their mind and think of other instead of greed.

[@GLOBIK]

A lot of people in this world are not able to see how lucky they are.

[@vienchan4975]

@@GLOBIK 100 /PERCENT AGREE.

[@KnowFunOfficial]

I wonder how they are doing after a year ?

[@GLOBIK]

I mention it towards the end of the video

[@jamesjasaki8913]

she seems very nice. how can i contact her about potentially investing in her business and taking a stake.?

[@GLOBIK]

As I explained in the video, the restaurant no longer is. And if they still had the restaurant, they wouldn't need capital from an investor but customers to make the business sustainable. Thanks for wanting to help though.

[@jamesjasaki8913]

@@GLOBIK so, i may have missed that part that the restaurant no more is, but so you know, maybe where you are from, restaurants that are is still in business don't need a capital injection to grow and scale, but I am in New York, even the most successful restaurant always welcomes investment that can get it to grow bigger. maybe in VN is a different story. try and be a bit professional. you seem a bit defensive. my question was asked in good faith. have yourself a good day. thanks for the reply

[@GLOBIK]

"Try to be a bit professional" lol. Let me return you this advice. She's basically explaining during the whole video that she doesn't have enough customers because there is no tourism as the borders of the country have been closed for months. So if you were a tiny bit professional, you would have paid attention about the situation of the business that you want to invest in. Yes, successful businesses will indeed sometimes welcome external investments to help expand or improve their operations... which is obviously not the case here. What kind of investor would want to invest and take a stake in a business that is not sustainable and that can't run because there are literally NO CUSTOMERS? That was specifically the point of this video, to show how businesses in Vietnam that rely on international tourism are heavily affected by the current situation. As for me being defensive, I actually took the time to explain this obvious situation that seemed to had gone way over your head and thanked you for wanting to help... and it seems like even that was too complicated for you to understand.

[@Mr8888X]

Too bad that the government doesn’t support them. Good video. Glad you shared their voice 🙏🏻

[@GLOBIK]

I think it's mostly a matter of resources. Many countries can't really afford giving money to the population like some western countries do.

[@JezzzG]

Being Vietnamese I just want to say: it's not what you think.

[@spinalbaby]

@@JezzzG I agree. It's a sad situation, but then I hear her admit to her son going to private school.

[@TomArnst]

I hope you send the money gained from the commercials to that lady

[@GLOBIK]

The whole $3.23?! Lol If so, then I hope that you will do your part and share it around to get it seen by more people

[@TomArnst]

@@GLOBIK 😂😂😂 I’ll do my best✌️

[@GLOBIK]

Awesome! We're counting on you! 😉

[@tonydevos]

Why the one down vote? Big fan of the pandemic and human misery?

[@GLOBIK]

shrug

[@Second0ne]

no government help at all?

[@GLOBIK]

I think that they are giving food to people stuck in buildings that are being quarantined and stuff like that. But Vietnam doesn't have the same resources that most western countries might have.

[@mateschitz]

Thanks 🇨🇳 … mission accomplished 🤬

[@Arendavyshnav]

you looking sick at the beginning

[@GLOBIK]

I do?

[@Arendavyshnav]

@@GLOBIK take care bro

[@GLOBIK]

@@Arendavyshnav Thanks, man! You take care too.

[@VinnyBully]

Just leave, VN is doomed.

[@GLOBIK]

Nah

I feel very bad for that family... God bless them.. please keep supporting them as much as you can ❤️

[@GLOBIK]

It's tough, but they are strong and they have a good spirit. There's not much I can do to support them at the moment, but when things open up, I will be more than happy to go support their new business if they have one.