How to Cross a Vietnamese Road Full of Motorbikes and Cars
The key is consistency. Don't stop when you can go. That way everyone can predict your movements.
It's funny how people hype up this dumb system like it's some hidden genius on the internet. Yeah, most people will probably make it across alive, but it depends on the judgment of about twenty people and a lot of luck. So keep using this dumb system. I'll just wait until the vehicle actually stops, because I don't want to rely on those people's judgment or pure luck.
Statistically it has to be pretty bad for pedestrians. There's no way it's a good system if people don't often get hurt or killed.
I went to Vietnam for the first time this year and got used to it quickly. It looks hard, but it's actually not.
Only until an old lady loses her balance and becomes unpredictable. Honestly, that's a really messed up way to drive.
Why did you fast-forward the first part of the video? I've been to Vietnam and it's crazy, dumb, and dangerous, but it wasn't that fast.
Right. I lived there for several years, and the traffic is definitely not that fast.
Doesn't it work anywhere if you're holding a brick?
I almost got fooled by the person who falls over, but this is a really interesting fact.
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