It's more interesting to see an Indian man speaking Cantonese to call for people to touch fish. The video comes from a Malaysian netizen, Bernard Tee, who is presumably a Chinese surnamed Zheng, but I don't think it's the video himself, so I'm guessing he reposted it himself.

The man in the video looks to be of Indian descent. Look at the place should be the New Malaysia area, because I am too familiar with this kind of place, in Singapore is called kopitiam (coffee shop), also known as deli centers, hawker centers, etc., because this kind of plastic bags of milk tea is usually sold right in the hawker centers, and the New Malaysia area will also be called this kind of milk tea tea. You go to a hawker center and say you want a cup of tea, odds are you will be given this milk tea.

Many people in Sint Maa are multilingual, not just Chinese, but even Indo-Malays can speak Chinese. So it's not uncommon to see an Indian speaking fluently in a non-native language. I once went to the hospital, the doctor who received me is an Indian, the result is that once he opened his mouth, he spoke fluent Chinese, all of which shocked me, and he said, in Singapore school, people can choose to take classes in a second language, the general public is to learn their mother tongue, for example, Chinese learn Chinese, Malay learn Malay, and many Singaporean non-Chinese people do not choose their mother tongue, in order to live in Singapore for the convenience of the choice to learn Chinese, so many of the Singaporean Indo-Malays can speak Chinese.

I don't think people's love for terriers is that complicated.

The foreigner's exhortation in standard Cantonese to look away from money and bosses, and to enjoy oneself in time, cuts through the young people's petty desires. Ben was amazed at the skillful Cantonese, and the content is not the mundane brainless bragging and chicken soup preaching, so such a close to life work can naturally stand out in the short video.

I hope there will be more of this kind of work, to add some flavor to the hard life of the workers. It is also hoped that we can also look away, since the environment is still so tough, why bother to do the one with the inside roll? For those who can't live and die with the things, it's enough to be able to take care of yourself and your family.

No more, this month's money can not afford to drink milk tea, go back to work.