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I don't know if I can make it. Hello everyone. Hello everyone. My name is Victor. Hello everyone. Hello everyone. My name is Amatiloi. Amatiloi? What? Welcome back to The Life Vlogger in Africa. Today, I'm here with Mrs. Ba. She lives in Tau. Mrs. Ba asked Mrs. Kim to send me some grapes. Now, I'm the only one who can help Mrs. Ba in Tau to send the grapes to Mrs. Ba in Binh Nga La. Each person will receive a box of grapes, including 25 kilograms of rice, a box of milk, a kilogram of sugar, and a bottle of cooking wine. Before I send the grapes to Mrs. Ba in Binh Nga La, I'd like to thank Mrs. Ba and Mrs. Kim for sending me the grapes. It's very meaningful. Now, it's raining. Due to the condition of living in the village, the road is very difficult to drive. The road is very narrow, so I can't park my car. Now, Mrs. Ba is around here. I'll send the grapes to Mrs. Ba in Binh Nga La. After that, Mrs. Ba's children will bring the grapes to Mrs. Ba's house. Yes, dad? Like this? There's an old lady, an old lady from Vietnam. She told me to buy this for her. She's old. She saw the video I sent her. She's suffering a lot. She's in pain. She asked me for help. That's how it is in Vietnam. You see people like that. It's very sad. She's old, too. She can't work anymore. Some of us have a salary. At the end of the month, we have to work. That's how it is here. It's the same salary? Before, it was work. Now, it's just a reform. In Vietnam, it's called Nghĩ hữu. Before, it was work. Now, it's a reform. We have to stay at home. But we always have to work. That's how it is here. In short, I talked to Mr. Ba, as well as the elders. These are the letters from the Vietnamese people to the elders. It's very hard here. Sometimes, we can't find a place to stand. Sometimes, we have to help the elders. Now, every year, we receive a sack of rice, a can of oil, a can of milk, and almost a kilo of sugar. Now, there are 8 elders here. Some of them can't come here, but some of them can. They will receive this gift and bring it back to the elders. My elder is from Chi Culo. I will give him a house. In Chi Culo, there are two children. My 90-year-old elder will bring the rice to my house. My mother-in-law is also from here. She is 86 years old. My father-in-law can't come here, but the elders will bring the rice to my house. Now, I will send my family to pick up the rice for the elders. They will receive it and take it home. Mother, can you pick up this sack of rice? I will put it here. I will hand it over to my mother-in-law. Stay here. Stay inside. Those two are 90 years old. One of them is from Chi Culo. There are 13, right? Yes, father. The elder is 14 years old. He is 13 years old. Now, he is alone. He is alone. Okay. You can go inside now. Today, I will bring the rice to your house. Thank you. My dear children, please take care of yourselves. Thank you. Thank you very much. You are welcome, dear. Thank you. This sack is 7, right? This sack is 400 and this is 7. Today, all of us are 7. All of us are 7, right? Thank you very much. You are very talented. Thank you very much. I would like to thank my father. I would like to thank my father. I would like to thank my father. I would like to thank my father. Father, can you tell me something? Yes, yes. Can you tell me something? Yes, yes. Never mind. I would like to thank my parents. I would like to thank my parents. I would like to thank my parents. I would like to thank my parents. It is our duty to work together and to ở tofl together, to work together. I have no words to describe the feeling. You can say a few words. We are very grateful. Our son has helped us a lot. He has helped us a lot. We are very thankful. We used to give away rice to the elderly. Now we give away beans. We give away a lot of things. We are very grateful. Thank you very much. I came here to help the people. I want to help the elderly. So they can live a better life. That's how it is, right? If you don't have children, you can't do anything. Do you understand? Yes, we understand. That's it. We are very lucky. We came here to help the people. We are very lucky. We have been able to help the elderly in Vietnam. We are very lucky. Mati, you don't have anything to say? No, I just want to thank you. You sent us here to help the elderly. That's very important. The elderly can't work anymore. We can't help them. They can't work anymore. They can't work here because they have grandchildren. It's good for the grandchildren to help the elderly. The elderly will be supported by their grandchildren. When you give something away, you give it to the elderly. If you give something to the elderly, it will be good for them. If you want to thank them, you have to work hard. Right? You have to work hard. Okay, I understand. I want to say that I'm not directly helping my family or my grandchildren. But I want to thank everyone for helping the people of Angola. I want to tell everyone that if you are lucky, you will be able to do a good job. If you are lucky, you will be able to do a good job. If you don't do a good job, you won't be able to do a good job. That's what I want to say when I get back here. Yes. Okay. Hello, hello, hello. Hello. Okay, okay. Rice, rice, rice. I want to give my grandfather 25 kilos of rice. And a can of oil. And a can of milk and a kilo of sugar. Once again, I would like to thank the people of Capinela. I would like to thank Mrs. Ba and Mrs. Kiem for sending me this gift. Today, I'm back at Mrs. Ba's house. She's 80 years old, 81 years old. Hey. Come here. Hey, how are you? Good, good. Mom, today I brought rice for you. Do you want to try it? Did you cook today? Oh, that's good. Sit down. Sometimes, I come to visit my old house. But today, on behalf of Mrs. Ba and Mrs. Kiem, I would like to send you this gift. It's a can of rice, a can of oil, and a can of milk and sugar. Thank you very much, Mrs. Ba and Mrs. Kiem. I would like to send this gift to you. Hey, here. How are you? I'm good. Okay. Hey, take care. I'll be back soon. Okay, Mom. Goodbye. I'm going to take this inside. Put it inside. Thank you very much. Okay, okay, okay. Now, I'm at Mrs. Ba's house. She's 82 years old, 81 years old. How are you, Mom? Are you feeling well? I'm fine. Oh, you're feeling better now? Are you cooking now? Yes, I'm cooking, Dad. You're feeling better. Oh, Matiloi, come here. Okay. Sit down, sit down, sit down. You can put it inside. It's good. One bag of rice. 25 kilos. There you go. It's good. Here's the oil, the milk, and the sugar. Okay? It's good, right? Now, you're cooking, right? It's good, Dad. It's really good. It's good. Are you feeling better now? Yes, I'm feeling better now. Oh, you're feeling better now. Now, everyone... She's very happy. On behalf of Mrs. Ba, who's 90 years old, I'd like to thank Mrs. Ba and Mrs. Kim for sending us these meaningful gifts. Thank you. That's all for today. If you find this video meaningful, please like, share, and subscribe to my channel. This is Vlog Life in Africa. Goodbye, everyone.