I always clean myself, wash myself, change new clothes when I see you. There’s some more here. … Share, not just your group, share everywhere. Everybody one. We don’t have enough people to do the shopping. […]
Not everything, but I remember India is very, very economical when you are there. (People are very nice.) Yeah, they are. (Just before one year back, one Aulacese (Vietnamese), our brother came, and he couldn’t find the hotel. And he was just standing on the road, and (with) that handcart, there, he just put his luggage. They all offered him food. “Please have food with us.” He took food there, then he put some money, but they never wanted money. And early morning, he went.) […] Yeah, some people are like that, (Yes, people are very good. Yes.) in India, most people are still very friendly, especially the people in the rural area. (And more poor people, they’re more noble.) Yeah, and more religious. (Yes, more religious, God-fearing.) And more clean. […]
