http://www.youtube.com/ChristinaPfeiffer learns the secret of becoming a millionaire in Hoi An, Vietnam.
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Hoi An Vietnam Chronicles How to be a millionaire
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23 Comments
Currently a millionaire in Hanoi. Loving it. Just gave a 100,000 tip! Ah inflation….
Where in the world could you afford such an extravagant tip?
I love this video and the old-timey background music. It's really fun and lighthearted and makes me want to come to Vietnam (I mean, if i didn't already really want to go). 🙂
I was a in food service from 10 to 26. Someday I will pay out every tip that was ever given to me then. So yes $5 was a bit high…but worth it for the GREAT service we got. Only a week left in Vietnam and then the millionaire phase is over.
I also love the music, great feel.
Christina, love it! Your work is always so inviting I wish I was there! Another great job!!
Paul
Well hello, Paul. Great to hear from you again. Where have you been? Haven't heard from you for awhile. How's life in the USA?
Do most people in Vietnam tip?
People in Vietnam try so hard, it makes you feel good about tipping, doesn't it? I'm sure you've made someone really happy. Now, imagine if you tipped someone 100,000 back home……
Agreed. I'm sick of hipsters in the US who expect the tip BEFORE they make my sandwich – poorly.
I also bring "caramel-apple pops" to give to street food vendors when I take a photo of their work. Seems like a the right thing to do.
Would a street vendor in Vietnam know what a caramel-apple pop is?
So far so good. But I think they are being nice. The 19 year-old nice staff guys at our hotel seem to love them. Tootsie is a Chicago company so it feels like giving them part of home.
Are you in Vietnam at the moment?
Nha Hang Ngon is a fab eatery in Hanoi, great service, popular with the locals. Lovely converted space between two buildings with potted palms. If you haven't been there yet, the address is 26 Tran Hung Dao. No, I'm back in Australia right now otherwise it would have been nice to touch base. Enjoy Vietnam.
I've been around, just haven't commented recently. Busy as always. Things in the USA are going well, so don't believe everything you may hear on the international news. LOL.
Haven't been to Hoi An but wow, you went to nice restaurants vs. the streetside eateries I went to. That frog menu was pretty cool- what did you have?
Hoi An's old town is full of nice budget restaurants. $5 for frog. $2 for beer.
How much did you pay in a street side eatery?
I had cao lao (local noodles supposedly made from water fetched out of ancient wells), white rose dumplings and chili crab. Saving the frog experience for another time!
What's a reasonable tip for a tour guide for a day in #Vietnam?
Watching the video makes me want to go back to Hoi An too! Happy to hear you feel the same 🙂
I miss Hoi An so much. Such a great city.
What did you like best about Hoi An?
50,000VND ($2.50) a day tip for a tour guide in Vietnam. Is that too low?
Funny haha!
I must say I am becoming hooked on your channel !!…:-)
Also picking up lots of ideas on how to use my video cam in a more professional way.
I was in Ho Chi Minh City some months ago and there is a short clip on my channel of Ben Tanh Markets….and the traffic!!!!