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DIA 037 - Interview: Coder And Entrepreneur in HCMC, Vietnam

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The Dudes talk to Charles Lee, Korean-American expat working and living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

DIA 036 - Unscripted - June 2019

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The Dudes have an unscripted conversation. Topics include mass stabbings in Japan, mental illness, and enabling/freeloading.

DIA 035 - Interview: Logistics Consultant in Ho Chi Minh City

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The Dudes talk with Kenny Lee, a logistics consultant living in Ho Chi Minh City.

DIA 034 - Working Out, Moving, and Sports

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The Dudes talk about being consistent on workouts, getting ready to move, and sports.

DIA 033 - Teaching English In Asia

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The Dudes talk about teaching English in Asia. Topics include the types of jobs, what's needed to get them, and some other stories from the classroom.

DIA 032 - Unscripted May 2019

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The Dudes talk about random topics including the importance of image in Asia and philosophy.

DIA 031 - Stories From Nam

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The Dudes talk about their first trip together in Vietnam.

DIA 030 - Dating In Asia

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The Dudes talk about dating in Asia.

DIA 023 - Work Culture

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The Dudes talk about work in Vietnam and Japan.

DIA Blog 004 - My Unexpected Way Of Celebrating Thanksgiving In Vietnam by Noogie

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by Noogie Thanksgiving has just arrived and for the first time since I’ve been here I felt like celebrating the holiday. To me, celebrating means getting my grub on with the traditional Thanksgiving food. Luckily… there was a lovely cafe nearby that was serving Thanksgiving dinner all month long. L'Usine served a fantastic roasted turkey with gravy, roasted sweet potatoes, fried potatoes, steamed broccoli, and of course some cranberry sauce. Absolutely delicious!  Thanks L’Usine for some awesome Thanksgiving grub! After taking a moment to reflect on my Thanksgiving experiences from back home, I thought it would be nice to share Thanksgiving with some people in Vietnam who have no idea what it’s all about. To help my coworkers understand the American holiday of Thanksgiving, I decided to cook some Thanksgiving dishes for them to enjoy at the office.  Understanding that the food may be too bland and different for the local’s taste buds, I made enough for ever...