Using these blood sucker bawls or what they are called are commnonly used in some asian countries. Even some elite sports people use it. So im sure its good for something.
Jacob L I mean listen man you gotta do what you gotta do to make that quick buck. If I was in poverty I’d be wipin people’s asses for money , (a little too much but lol) I’d be shining shoes for $3 I’ll figure somethin out
*It's 2019, and people are still complaining about "hygiene". Well, does this look like a professional clinic to you? You do realize that there are many poor people who works in the street? Please, stop being ignorant and respect this mans hustle. Oh, and also enjoy the ASMR* :)
People are worried about hygiene BECAUSE its 2019. We now know how dangerous it is to do this shit without proper sanitization. Good way to get hepatitis, skin infections, fungal infections, all kinds of shit. Your comment would make sense if it was like 1400. Because then who gives a fuck. They dont even know what germs are.
@@69mickswagg i doubt the plp there give a shit lol .... It seem to me white young Americans do xD or just Americans xD .... God if the world went to shit we be the first to die and those countries would be like "SHEEETT we been doing this for yearrrs " xD lol
@Armando Sturzenegger bruh u telling me youve never thought a baby was cute before?? just cause someone thinks a kids cute doesnt mean they wanna fuckin nonce them up
In a country where the average yearly salary is $1700-6000 a year. He is doing ok for himself? You are thinking about it from your economy's perspective. He is making $6/hr x 8 = $48 a day, $240 a week, $960 a month, no overheard and probably not paying taxes. Even if making half that he is at the end of annual income.
@Davin L yes, I am. He is not being exploited is my point. $2 is worth more there than in the US. The alternative is he doesn’t have any business and he starves. Also, my comment was over a year ago.
In these countries hygiene is not what is for us in developped countries! We have to appreciete it and to understand the reality of these people . Im massage therapist in my own home and i do this job from 4, years so i feel for this guy
he can eat for the whole day with $2. Even in Europe you can buy 2 kilos of potatoes with $2, I bet it's 5 times cheaper there. Edit: I looked it up, it's $0.75/kg so he can buy almost 3 kilos of potatoes with $2 and feed his entire family for the day. Also I assume he has more than 1 client a day so he's alright
Esta gente de verdad es admirable, el trabajo q hacen para salir adelante, no cabe duda el corazón vietnamita es de los más fuertes del mundo, por eso vencieron a los estadounidenses hace décadas, eran pocos pero lucharon con el corazón, así como lo hacen estas personas. Su pueblo sigue siendo de los más humildes del mundo.
Eres español y sabes mucho acerca de los vietnamitas, gracias. En Vietnam, hombres y mujeres son diligentes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0dt2rtzqAgE.html
A quarter second of heat does not sterilize anything. Anything that brings blood to the surface of the skin has a chance of transferring some nasty diseases.
Whenever I go on holiday, I always go and have a nice roadside massage. Nothing relaxes me more than the thought of knowing I could be hit by a car at any moment.
The difference between most 1st world countries and Americans is that Americans seem to always care about how dangerous or dirty something seems to be, Most things wont kill you, If you get hurt or sick go see or doctor or go to the hospital
Ở Việt Nam sẽ có những phong tục , văn hóa không phù hợp với các nước khác. Nhưng tôi tự hào vì người Việt Nam vô cùng chăm chỉ và cần cù , không ngại khó khăn vì cuộc sống. Ở Việt Nam các bạn sẽ còn thấy được những công việc cực khổ hơn với số tiền cực ít, nhưng họ vẫn sẽ làm. Tình thần và nghị lực của họ vô cùng mãnh liệt.
i know i'm late, but damn, that looks so enjoyable for the price. you get so much more there cheaper than in richer countries. i hope their business grows better someday
#1 serious tip I could give street massagers. Put your hands in warm water before the massage because t really helps with the relaxation no matter the environment.
@Alex Meggoe naw you literally said the same thing i did but towards me and how did you show me that exactly ?? Cause all it did was show me that people like you are just here to troll by trying to have a point to prove when in reality your just looking dumb and uncreative
This may appeal to local Vietnamese but to attract tourists, more effort is required to make it more hygienic. Suggest to use disposable cover to lay on top of the mattress and pillow, thrown away with each use. If customers lay on top of the bare mattress and pillow, the sweat, dirt and germs from the body will stick to the fabric. If the person has contagious disease, it may spread to the next person who use the mattress and pillow. Also, use shampoo to wash the hands after each massage, and disinfect all the cups that stick to the back of the body after using. Tourists won't mind paying more if it's cleaner. Say $4 or 5 (or more) instead of $2. But not too high because people can then visit those who operate massage centres in proper environment instead of the streets.
My man you are talking like this is a street massage in New York or something, this is in Saigon, where people live in almost constant 25-35 C⁰ temperatures, and most of the people around the area that this video was filmed at probably barely have basic human needs accessable. Not to mention, because they grow up with all this un-hygeinic stuff, their immune system is immensely strong, and can handle way more than westerners can. Also do they look like they can afford to buy all sorts of massage and cleaning attributes, lol. They'll be fine.