- 5
- 19 355
Everyday Abroad
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2019
Matt & Meg are remote workers living abroad. We are here to show you that living abroad is not only obtainable, but a wise investment. We will teach you how to travel and live cheaply, and have enough extra to have a good time! Join us on our journey of thrifty living, food, and adventure.
We Got Parasites in Vietnam! VLOG3
VLOG3: We went to Vietnam and all we got were these lousy parasites... ;)
มุมมอง: 367
วีดีโอ
Nha Trang Scuba Diving - VLOG2
มุมมอง 1515 ปีที่แล้ว
VLOG2: Matt & Meg celebrate Matt's birthday with scuba diving, cake, and spending time with their new Vietnamese friend, Sinh. Visibility in the water is pretty low at this time of the season (January), because of high winds. The best time to go is in the summer. Regardless, we had a fantastic time and would highly recommend this diving service. The price was $72 USD for a half day of scuba div...
Amazing Cheap Apartment In Nha Trang, Vietnam
มุมมอง 1.8K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Matt & Meg show an average apartment in Nha Trang, Vietnam. Contact Info for Binu Homestay & Studio: Call 093 250 55 30 pg/binubnb/ Address: 15 Mai Xuân Thưởng, Vĩnh Hải Nha Trang
First days in Vietnam, Finding An Apartment, New Years! - VLOG0
มุมมอง 1535 ปีที่แล้ว
VLOG0 - Matt & Meg go on an adventure to find an apartment and experience New Years in Vietnam! Some locations/people we mention: City Fox Cafe www.google.com/maps/place/City Fox Café/@12.2438532,109.1914657,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xec9e11e70654a397?ved=2ahUKEwipuvuGjubfAhURY48KHUa9DToQ_BIwD3oECAYQCA Sea Moon Hotel: www.google.com/maps/place/Sea Moon/@12.238277,109.1923452,17z/data=!4m8!1m2!2m...
Money Exchange in Vietnam - VLOG1
มุมมอง 17K5 ปีที่แล้ว
VLOG1 - Matt & Meg go on an adventure to exchange USD to Vietnamese Dong in Nha Trang, Vietnam. Recommendations for exchanging money in Vietnam: 1. Have crisp & new bills to exchange. 2. Go to a bank, as opposed to a currency exchange business. 3. Ensure you have set travel notifications with your bank for your credit and debit cards. 4. Get a credit card that waives foreign ATM fees & currency...
2000
Someone told me once that the best rates for currency exchange from USD to VND are found in the numerous gold shops in the big cities. And they only like large denominations (preferably Benjamin Franklins with the blue stripe and very crispy, no creases.
Can you can exchange American money to vnd? How will you know they ripe you off?
Real good info. Yah, it's good to know the symptoms and how to cure it. I would definitely detox quarterly.
Thanks good info!!!
They lie and say it’s “old money” because when they exchange American currency to Vietnam currency they actually lose money, easier to just say no to the 1, 5, 20 bills they’re strict and only like 100’s because when exchanged back to Vietnam dong it is more.
Thank you for the information :-) I would be interested in the exchange rate, if possible
Dude when you travel abroad try to carry a brand sew crispy 100 dollar instead of single dollar bill 20’s and 5 dollar bill like homeless people
Aslan Tristan why? It doesn’t change a thing, you dumb fuck
i don't give F about small bucks dude
Thank you for the information
All that running around just to exchange about $100 USD worth of VNDs? Is it worth your time and aggravation? Why not exchange them at the airport, maybe not the best rate, but so convenient.
Why would you carry all those singles with you when you travel to another country ?
I wanted to hit subscribe, but then noticed you guys haven't posted the past months. You still planning posting regularly? Coz in video you mentioned you have more coming.
Thank you!/JJ
Is the rate 23,300 dong to the US dollar what the money exchangers offer you?
22.000
I wish I wanna go there.
Edwin Biclar You can
Please, don´t touch while scuba diving, just watch and film. You learn this in every diving course. Furthermore, you can touch something poisonous and this could be a problem. Anyway, Thank you for the Info. How much have you paid for the diving trip?. Are you Open Water Diver? PADI? SSI?
Los del Pueblo, Thanks for the response. We got to drive with a trained instructor that told use what we could and could not touch thankfully. This was our first day out of three that we trained for our SSI Open Water Course. We paid about $270 total for the course in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
Well, now you know! I would not feel at all comfortable eating food from that market. Do you shop there? Where do you get your toiletries and hygiene products? Is there any place that comes close to westernized standards of cleanliness that you can get your food from? Curious minds wanna know! Thanks for the update. Glad you are feeling better!
It's the market pretty much every restaurant and such in the area uses. It's pretty unavoidable. We use it, but we try to be very careful to properly wash and cook the food we get. We have a store next to us that sales toiletries and hygiene products (but not food much in the way of food.) There are a few western style markets in Nha Trang, but none near where we live. There is a place west of us called Big C, which is the nicest, and then another south of us that we like called Lotte Mart.
More Nha Trang info when you have time would be great.
P.M. Lynch, thanks for watching. We will definitely be posting more videos soon! Stay tuned!
Love it! Is that hedgehog cake??? Super cute! Happy bday Matt!!
Thanks man! Yes, it was the silliest cake we could find! :D
That shower, though!
Cala Vera , right? Why do we box in our showers anyways?
Those are cool shelves gives me an idea to make some.