All right, glad you're with us.

Welcome to Hanoi Vietnam, where yeah, it is 3 a.m. in the morning, but I'm staying on

New York Times.

We're actually in a really, really good spot.

I've got to tell some stories later.

I'm going to talk about the, it's so funny.

Everyone's interested in my scooter, I guess.

I would not have made it to TV.

I mean, the traffic, I've never seen anything like it in my life.

And you don't move, but a block in 45 minutes.

And I had no choice.

I was going to run there to the hotel with what we're doing, the TV show, or I was going

to get on a scooter.

So I paid the guy to get on a scooter.

I got to tell you the reaction when you tip people here, we have people crying when we

give them money because what is, we'll get into this later, but when you have the currency

exchange, 20 bucks is worth what a half a million, whatever they call it here, $250,000

dong is 10 bucks.

Half a million dong is 20 bucks.

I know.

Well, I'll tell a pretty heartwarming story.

Tom O'Shea was with us.

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