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תודה רבה

תודה. עכשיו צפיתי בזה שוב, ונזכרתי כמה זמן לקח לערוך כל סרטון כזה. לפחות שבוע, אם לא יותר. הרבה עבודה 👍

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Thank you

תודה רבה. לא חשבת שהוא ארוך מדי?

@@guyhanoi8561 מניסיוני זה אכן ארוך אבל מי שמתעניין יצפה לפחות בחלק גדול מהסרטון. אני צפיתי בהכל

Thanx

Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate your comment.

Thanks. I'll check it out now.

Since when is it Vietnamese?

Thanx. Like I said in the video, I should've stayed longer in Danang. What a lovely city.

When where you there?

@@guyhanoi8561 hi guy I been around March I think beginning of April maybe

@@moon-ln2ci Yeah. By then the (short) winter is over.

@@guyhanoi8561 the weather over there on Hoi an and da nang was better anyway from hcm

I think you misunderstood me. I hate all the development taking place on Phu Quoc, and in Vietnam. They destroy nature in alarming rate and for what?

Already did. This was filmed in February

OK

There is a big difference between needed development, building houses for growing population, and better infrastructure, although, even that has to be done in a smart, planned way, and building in every available location for no other reason except for greed, to invest in real-estate in hope of doubling your money by selling to the next sucker that'd jump on the wagon of the bubble, before it bursts. That is what I am talking against. In my trip I saw so many projects built on the beach that are destroying the environment not for the good of the whole population, but for the good of few rich people, while in the meantime, destroying the environment for all the rest of the population. Those projects remain empty, and would exchange hands for more money, until the bubble bursts. That is not development. That is destruction, and clearly there is no real planning by the government to ensure the grater good of the whole country. I suspect it ensures the greater good of a few connected people and of course the officials who approved all that. If you want to see where this is headed, all you have to see is take a look at what's going on in China these days. BTW, in my country there are rules that do not allow to build anything closer than 300m from the beach, in order to save the beaches which are believed to belong to EVERYBODY, and not only to those who can afford them. So? Is that stopping development? Development is good, if you do it with proper guidelines and planning, and not in the wild, lawless way it is done in Vietnam.

​@@guyhanoi8561 I agree some investors are taking advantage of the real-estate booming in VN . but not all of them . Even in Western countries there are lots of those people as well. VN is an emerging country , we need to develop our infrastructure to improve the standard of living of our people and our national economy by attracting local and foreign investors and promotors . Do you think seriously the American , Japanese , South Korean , Singaporean and European businessmen would stay in a hut with no comfort when they come to VN to do research before they invest their money here . Do you know any tourist who would spend their vacations in a slum . VN still has plenty of untouched green natural sites and the government only allows new constructions in some carefully planned areas . Each province has its own economical park . People can not build chaotically anything/anywhere they want like you are thinking . You are just a visitor , and don`t know much about our government's policy and our people 's need , so keep your critic for your own country . BTW you didn't tell me which country you are from , but by your accent and your first name Guy , I guess you are probably from a French speaking country

Probably, from Hanoi

Thanx. I hope other people that'll decide to do take a similar trip would find some interesting points here, help, and maybe inspiration.

What is it for?

@@guyhanoi8561 I was born in Nazareth and live in the US. I was recently awarded the Distinguished Trial Lawyer of the Year award by the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association. The organization is creating a video about me getting the award. I love your video and thought showing a small part of it (without music) it would be a nice way to show my beginnings in Nazareth.

@@halagores5258 Sure. If you give me credit on the video (TH-cam @Guy Hanoi) on the part where it shows my video, then no problem. Please refer me to the complete video when you are done.

@@guyhanoi8561 You are awesome! Thank you. Hala

True. I try to keep away of those areas, and always fly as candidly as possible, the more isolated, the better. I did happen to fly once in Long Bien, next to to what turned out to be a reserve army base, they sent someone to check me out, and luckily, I got away with a warning, and I ran the hell away from there.

Thanx for watching. Hope you enjoy.

Thanx. I get a lot of practice :) But, I don't think that too many people are watching those videos, as much as I would like more people to enjoy them. I am happy that at least you do. I don't really know how to promote myself.

Yes, in the winter time, a cloud sits on the area and it's cold, and you forget what the sun looks like, or that the skies are blue (living in Hanoi, you forget that all year round because the air pollution dilutes the deep blue color of the sky to pale blue-white, even when it's not cloudy).

Thanx :)

Thanx dude. I try :)

Thanx.

Thanx. What is 35c?

@@guyhanoi8561 probably meaning 35 degrees celsius

The wife is pregnant, and in any case, she is not the one to take those kind of trips on a motorbike even when she isn't, unfortunately...

Thank you very much. I am glad you liked it. I put a lot of effort and time into those videos and it's nice to see that someone likes them. I am editing now a series of videos from my last motorbike trip from Hanoi to Danang, you are welcome to follow it. Enjoy.

Thanx. I did the Hoi An area. But I've been to Hoi An before, so I didn't spend too much time there.

Wow, thanx. It took me a long time to edit this one. Hopefully it will take less time for the others :)