Dear friends, I'm doing a small fundraising campaign to raise some money. After that, I'll go out to sea with fishermen from Ca Mau (Vietnam) to repair damaged shelters, or buy more solar-powered lights, medicine and food for them to use during their many days at sea.

I put the PayPal link in the channel's profile. I hope to receive your support. Thank you sincerely for your interest and support for me and the fishermen of Ca Mau over the past time.

And during my journey out to sea to deliver food, medicine, and repair tents for fishermen, I will livestream on this channel for you to watch. Please subscribe to the channel to follow our journey!
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For those who have donated, please include your information in the reply to this comment. This will help me and the fishermen to acknowledge and thank you.

Anyone else shocked the thumbnail wasn't clickbait

This is the type of video YouTube was originally created for! Some content creators may spend a stupid amounts of money on videos, but none of them will be as authentic as this! Thank you to everyone in involved!! /edit thankyou got the likes!

I will stop complaining about my commute to work after looking at these guys

Incredible to see what these men endure so that they can care for themselves and their families. Be safe.

You know, watching this, my bedroom started to feel really cozy.

I thought I saw some dangerous jobs. But this one is definitely one of them.

The way they walked on the rope like it’s nothing 😅😂

Im a tower climber, building and servicing cell phone and radio towers anywhere from 100ft to 1000ft tall. It is the deadliest job in america, per capita, but mainly because there isn't many of us. Some may consider me a "tough" person for doing this for a decade, But I consider these men much tougher for doing this job.

You might ask why? and its simple. I can always control my body while climbing and working on a tower. I fully trust myself, and the decisions I make on the tower. These men don't have control over Mother Nature. The Wind, the Waves, the control of storms and sea patterns - They're 100% at the mercy of the ocean and Earth. They can do everything correctly, and trust every decision they make, But it only takes one situation to take the entire crew to the bottom of the sea. Stay safe boys - You're appreciated and respected more than you probably know

There's something so regal and majestic about Mr. Nghia

Everyone should watch this. When you think you have had a rough day.Think again!

Working hard to feed there family's and doing a brave job.😊

Hope my algorithm picks these type of videos for me more often ❤

This is the kind of work that really humbles you and makes you a real man.

I applaud your controlled panic!    You held in there well! Thanks for taking us on your trip so we could get a learn of these heroes of the ocean.

12:27 I’ve never thought to keep my rice juice for later use like that!

Straight from Waterworld.

These MEN…..RESPECT!!!  Prayers for their safety & abundant catches.🙏🙏🙏

3:55 he moved so fast it looked like a sped-up video

I pray to the Lord these hard working people stay safe. As scary as it looks i would still like to see what it is like in real life. Very cool video.