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The only ones without wifi (Vietnam)

Vietnam must be the most connected place in the world. Almost every shop has wi-if and the street vendors parked outside of the shop sweet talk the shop owners into giving them the password. I am also not surprised to see people temporarily squat in front of a shop to get some internet. Most street cafes also have free wi-if, though it looks like the cafe owner and her kid don’t care for it and  having the most fun.

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