Nels Leo

We got done touring a small chicken farm.

Well, what I call a small chicken farm.

It was fair size for them.

We got done, and we went to the bus, and the bus had parked in front of this house.

The lady that lived there owned the fertilizer business next door.

And anyway, we were standing out in front of the bus.

We're waiting.

And she invited us in, didn't speak any English, got on FaceTime, got ahold of her daughter who was in Ho Chi Minh City where we just left.

One of the guys was talking to the daughter.

She spoke English, and she owns the business next door, and she does passion fruit exports all over the place and gave us a tour of her house, this really cool four-story house.

I mean, like 10, 12-foot ceilings.

It was really nice.

Mm-hmm.

So that was just, just invited us in.

And we're like, oh, you know, and everybody's like wanting to take off her shoes and she was motioning, no, come on in.

And just amazing how friendly everybody was.

Well, there were 23.

students in the class.

And we had, uh, three, two staff and one advisor.

Okay.