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Hello everyone, I'm back with a new episode of Binh An Va Binh Yen Truong Cuoc Song. I'm currently in District 12, Ha Bui Gap street, HCMC. Today, I'm going to visit Mr. Ty's house to sell fish for students. I was told that his mother passed away a month ago. So today, I'm going to visit Mr. Ty's house to support him. I'm going to give him a small amount of money to support him. Because it's summer and students are on summer break. I don't have a car to sell fish to students. So I decided to make this video to support Mr. Ty's fish. I'm also ready to film about Mr. Ty's fish. Let everyone come and support Mr. Ty. To motivate everyone. Motivate Mr. Ty to develop his fishing career. Follow the fishing career to live his life. Today, I'm going with my uncle. Oh my God, it's like a superman. We will now go to Mr. Ty's house. I and my uncle will go there to see how Mr. Ty's reaction. Mr. Ty's main job is fishing. He doesn't sell fish in the area where he sells rice. He just stays at home to catch fish. He's just catching fish. This street is in the direction of the street market. Right, right. This street is also peaceful. Oh, I forgot to see Binh Yen. Binh Yen is where the flowers and grass are planted. This street is also a cement road. Run slowly so I can remember the way. Run a little more. Run a little more and there will be a turn. Here, here, here. Turn here. This alley is 984 Ha Quy Giap. The street is quite small. There are many cars. Mr. Ty's house is at the end of the street. There is only one car on this street. Oh, I ran into the wrong house. Oh my God, are you okay? I ran into the wrong house. I told him that his house was at the end of the street. I ran into the wrong house 2-3 times. After the students took a summer vacation, Mr. Ty's car broke down. Mr. Ty? When will you come back? What are you doing? Are you sleeping? I've been waiting for you for a long time. How did you know I was coming? When did you wait for me? Did you guess? Yes, I guessed that you would come today. That's why I filmed in the middle of the street. I thought so. I saw that the students were on vacation. Mr. Ty's main job is selling fish. The students are on vacation, so how can they go to school to sell? I came here to film to remind everyone of Mr. Ty. Then I came to buy fish for Mr. Hang. Turn off the TV, Mr. Ty. I'm afraid you can't hear me. Do you sell fish here today? I brought all the fish here. Really? Yes, I also sell fish inside the house. Inside the house? Yes, I also sell fish inside the house. You brought all the fish inside the house? Yes. Have you eaten yet? Not yet. Did you go out for a drink? You're laughing. Do you sell fish here? Yes. Is it easier to sell fish here? Yes, it's easier to sell fish here. People are afraid to go upstairs. So you sleep in the same room as Mr. Ty? Yes, I sleep in the same room. I sleep here at night. I can't leave. You can't leave? You sleep in the same room? Yes, I sleep here at night. I used to sleep in Mr. Ty's room. When I was lazy, I slept here with the fish. Really? What kind of fish do you have today? I have a Galaxy. I also have a Gai. What kind of fish is this? This is a Gai Sea. This fish has a number. This is a sea bream. Is this fish expensive? No, it's not. It's 60,000 VND. Is this a Galaxy? How much is a Galaxy? It's the same. It's the same price. What kind of fish is this? It's a Nemo Galaxy. How much is this fish? It's the same. It's the same price. It's the same price for a cellophane. Some fish are 30,000 VND. How long have you been at home without selling fish? More than a month. When I was old, I sold fish for 49 days. After that, I took a vacation. I told everyone. I was embarrassed. How was your mother? She had a stroke. She fell and was hospitalized. The doctor took her home and she died. Did you have a house at that time? Yes. Why did she fall? She slept in the room. I slept upstairs. She fell and had a stroke. She fell and was hospitalized. She had a stroke. She didn't know what to do. She woke up at 4 or 5 a.m. She woke up and cooked rice and water. I woke up at 6 a.m. I went downstairs and the door was open. The light was still on. The rice door was not open. I went downstairs and didn't see my mother. I asked where my mother was. She said she woke up and opened the rice door. I asked where my mother was. She said she fell down. I carried her up. I washed her clothes. I carried her to bed. I asked her if she was okay. She said she was okay. I went downstairs and cooked porridge for her. I took medicine for her. I cooked porridge for her. I took her to the fish market. I went upstairs to see if she was okay. I took her to the fish market. I took her to the hospital.