I Spent NT$2,770 to Stop Breathing Nail Dust | Vietnamese Wife, 38 | Life in Taiwan

Every day at my tiny nail salon in Taiwan, nail dust gets all over me. My old dust collector was too weak, so after years of "not yet", I spent NT$2,770 on a new one. This is my life in Taiwan as a Vietnamese wife: a dizzy afternoon at work, a friend's hot cocoa, a call home to my flooded village, and an unboxing at the end of a long day. 🌸 In this video: ・New nail dust collector: NT$2,416 + NT$354 shipping = NT$2,770 (≈ US$86.8 · €77.4 · £65.5) ・A customer helped me order it from China. It took 11 days. ・Cat-eye gel nails at my nail salon: from NT$850 (≈ US$26.6 · €23.7 · £20.1) ・Gel removal: NT$100 with a new set · NT$200–300 on its own ・Mien vit (duck glass noodles) from my sister's eatery 🔤 Please turn on CC and choose your subtitle language. ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 Nail dust, every day 0:34 Morning: life in Taiwan with my in-laws 1:37 My heart is back home: flood season in Vietnam 4:56 First customer at my nail salon 7:47 Customer two 9:37 Lunch & a call home 11:55 Customer three 12:58 Dizzy at work, a friend's hot cocoa 16:16 Unboxing my new dust collector 20:05 Why I waited so long 21:26 Showing it to the customer who ordered it 22:21 Taking out the trash in the rain 23:06 My husband waits on the stairs 24:37 Behind the scenes I'm Xiao Cui, 38, a Vietnamese wife running a nail salon on my own. Thank you for sharing my life in Taiwan. Watch my first day here:    • A Day in My Life in Taiwan | Vietnamese Wi...   🛠 Is there a tool you waited too long to buy? Tell me below. Ordinary nail salon days, honest stories of life in Taiwan. New videos about my life in Taiwan every Wednesday and Sunday 💛 #LifeInTaiwan #NailSalon #VietnameseWife