Nga Pham

It's very disconcerting news, actually, because in Hanoi, they are considering to build the first speed rail and they're pitching for contractors from other countries.

So, I mean, listening to you guys, I think...

I think they should probably stop it before he waves to come and destroy it.

There's somewhat a different picture in this end of the world, though, because, I mean, I could see that the TSMC, the famous chips company in Taiwan, their shares actually rose quite a lot.

So I think, you know, that actually depends on the market, I think.

I'm not talking about Vietnam's market because Vietnamese stock exchange is somewhat isolated and not really connected somehow to the world.

So it stays unaffected.

But I think...

Yeah, I think they actually are enjoying it a bit, actually, because, I mean, TFNC is so brilliant.

I mean, they said last week, someone from the government said that nothing can be compared to TFNC.

So, yeah, they're happy about that.

And the Taiwan benchmark just went down a little bit, but then rose up again.

So I don't think that sentiment actually is reflected very widely in Taiwan.

I think it's great news.

Great news.

Because we can afford more air conditioning now.

Exactly.

That's everything I can think of at the moment.

How can you owe companies?

Because in Vietnam, if you don't pay your bill, they'll just come to your doors and take money off you or just cut it.