Xuan Mai Hotel Ho Chi Minh City

... I mean the most amount of traffic I have ever seen in my life. Key to crossing the road here is, step out in front of the traffic and they while avoid you(hopefully). Nae easy getting used to that method.

So finally getting to the hotel and it has the big 4 (Air Con, hotwater, TV and Fridge) I have had two of the four in Thailand, I have even had none of the big four but all four for $10!!!!!!!!! WOW! I might like this place afterall. Slept all afternoon than ...

... br>4. "Ladies and gentlemen", overused ad infinitum, maybe prefixing every three or four sentences.

After a whole hour of listening to him talk, non-stop, I was ready to throw myself out the window. Thankfully, he shut up as we arrived at some random touristy craft shop which the company has sneakily but unsurprisingly thrown onto the itinerary. I went to the toilet, wandered down long aisles of ceramic tat, thoroughly disinterested, then left the building. It was ...

... en valdigt trevlig upplevelse nar man har vant sig vid trafiken i stan, fascinerande att se hur detta kaos faktiskt har nagot som kan kallas regler.

Maten har ar jattegod,finns stallen verkligen overallt. Billigt och gott! En ol for ca 17000 dong och en middag for 40000 dong. 1 usd = 17-18000 dong. Sa man lever billigt!

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