Rade kids at Mrs. Thai's banh mi stand. Their school is named after Lê Quý Đôn, an 18th century scholar, government official and ambassador of great renown. Of course, he's only a giant to Vietnamese, not Rades, not until they're Vietnamized.
Mrs. Thai would sell a banh mi for as low as 22 cents. In Saigon, you can't even get the bread alone for that price.
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Invite Harold Baldr to your recycling plant. He may come. Check out his Vietnam videos. He is in the north now.
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