A Raw Look at Poor "Lifestyle"| 4 Jobs, 1 Payday, 2 Days Off in Vietnam | Real Life in Vietnam

Hello everyone, my name's Ha. I'm 22, and I live in an 8-square-meter rented room in Ho Chi Minh City. 🇻🇳 I have 4 part-time jobs and 2 days off a month. Most people think Vietnam is a place with a low cost of living. But what is it really like to live here on a low income? In this video, I'll spend my rare day off in Saigon—from escaping the heat in a supermarket, buying cheap food, and treating myself to a few things, to cooking a simple dinner at home. At the end of the day, I'll show you exactly how much I spent. Thank you so much for watching! ❤️ ☕ If you’d like to support my videos, you can buy me a coffee below → https://paypal.me/nhathanguyen04 → https://ko-fi.com/halifeinvietnam A Raw Look at Poor "Lifestyle"| 4 Jobs, 1 Payday, 2 Days Off in Vietnam | Real Life in Vietnam [00:00] - Introduction: Overview of living on a low income in Ho Chi Minh City, working 4 part-time jobs while renting an 8m² room. [01:11] - Morning: Waking up in a hot room and heading to the supermarket to cool off with free air conditioning. [02:18] - Commute & Life Background: Sharing story of finding a discarded mattress and commuting on an old, frequently repaired motorbike. [04:02] - Supermarket Browsing: Exploring prices of bakery items and local delicacies while managing a tight budget. [06:51] - Breakfast: Treating herself to a $1.60 bowl of chicken pho in the supermarket food section. [08:35] - Supermarket Walkthrough: Checking prices for flowers, tropical/imported fruits, home appliances, and clothing. [11:28] - Checkout: Buying four packs of instant noodles for $0.19 to secure free motorcycle parking. [12:39] - Afternoon Reward: Stopping by a milk tea shop for a $1.88 drink on a hot afternoon. [13:43] - Grocery Shopping: Visiting a local grocery store to buy cheap ingredients (eggs) for dinner. [15:39] - Preparing Dinner: Cooking braised pork with eggs using pork sent from her home countryside to save expenses. [18:20] - Daily Expense Breakdown & Wrap-Up: Calculating the total spent for the day off ($4.97) and asking viewers about their day-off routines.