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Message: [QUOTE="MarsLine, post: 7307843, member: 1063094"] It’s my third month in Vietnam. The “pink glasses” are still not fully gone, but I’m not naive enough to complain about my current lifestyle. I live well here with very low expenses. I’ll start with the people. I like Vietnamese people. They are positive, friendly and polite. I always try to treat people with respect, and here I feel the same energy in return. [ATTACH type="full" alt="bandicam 2026-03-29 18-20-37-934.png"]407371[/ATTACH] Right now I’m sitting in a nice place, surrounded by green nature and the sound of water. This is the first country where I really feel relaxed after poker sessions. I think it’s not only about the vibe. It’s also because the cost of living is so low that you stop thinking about money all the time. This reduces mental pressure. Poker players will understand this feeling: when you don’t see prices as money, but as hours of play or number of tournaments you need to grind. A big change for me was my new schedule. I didn’t have it before. I play poker in the first part of the day, and I rest in the second. This separation was something I really missed last year. [ATTACH type="full" alt="bandicam 2026-03-29 18-18-43-761.png"]407372[/ATTACH] In general, countries like this are very good for building a bankroll. You can keep a balance between poker and life, without spending a lot on food, entertainment or daily things. I don’t feel forced to work all the time just to cover basic needs. [ATTACH type="full" alt="bandicam 2026-03-29 18-19-45-644.png"]407373[/ATTACH] Before this trip, I had doubts about Asia. I was not interested in it at all. I came here without expectations, without stereotypes, without knowledge. Like a blank page. Vietnam is my first country in Asia, and it surprised me in a good way. [ATTACH type="full" alt="bandicam 2026-03-29 18-18-32-396.png"]407374[/ATTACH] Food. I really enjoy food. Vietnamese cuisine fits me well, but for the first two months my stomach didn’t agree with it. I had some issues with digestion. Now my body adapted, and I really enjoy the variety of flavors. Some dishes are very spicy, so it’s better to ask before ordering. Sometimes I feel like I’m on an island, especially in places with a lot of green nature. The humidity is high here, and it actually works well for my skin. In dry countries I had problems, especially in winter with heating. [ATTACH type="full" alt="bandicam 2026-03-29 18-24-57-616.png"]407375[/ATTACH] Night walks near the sea. The water is very warm. I like the feeling when the sand moves under my feet with the waves. This is real relaxation. In moments like this, I feel calm and I understand that I’m able to keep balance in my life. I also discovered Korean BBQ. My girlfriend really wanted to try it again (she had it in Korea before), so after sauna we went there for dinner. They cook meat right at your table, which makes the process more fun. The food is very good, and many side dishes are included in the price. The service is also great. If you travel in Asia, I recommend trying it. That’s it for today. We are going for dinner now, and later we will take a walk near the sea with that salty ocean smell. [/QUOTE]

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