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Haha. Its so true though. All the viets look for salesmen who are viet too to get things cheaper. Hahaha. Bitches think it works.. :P

From my expeience he Viets are quite insular, they like to buy and trade with each other, probably because of things like this. Or maybe it's just the Viet dominated areas like Springvale...

Either way, when I was sales repping in independant auto parts stores, my best customers were in Springvale because they sold heaps more shit than any other store. Westerners just go to Autobarn/Supercheap/Repco...

punched 2 holes through the toilet door

need anger management

gotta replace the fkn thing

Lemme guess...you grabbed it by the collar...you know the rest.

Why so angry brah?

Found out Santa Monica and everything went better than expected.

However overall, most of LA is in poverty and 20-30% is in good income area.

Hitting the clubs tonight... not really expecting much though is weekday

lol clubbing. i never did that. let us know the difference

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