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pthuong1
PT Huong :
Chứng tỏ chả đâu bằng việt nam cả
2026-07-21 07:22:39
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haomiu87
♓Miu87🐱 :
xem video ngta đi ăn cỗ gắp tranh nhau😂 là do những bữa ở nhà ăn như này sao
2026-07-21 07:14:07
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ptuyetbg
小雪 :
Mình thích ăn đơn giản như này, nhưng ng lớn việt nam toàn ăn thịt
2026-07-21 05:39:09
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dusk_dawn0
Shinichi :
bầy hầy méo chịu đc :))
2026-07-21 14:38:34
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hoaiheo120796
Cơ khí Thu Hoài :
Chị ơi VN k có chỗ cho c làm dâu ha c
2026-07-24 14:22:23
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bibiyudy
Bibi Yudy 🪴🍄‍🟫 :
Sao chị có thể chịu nổi vậy yêu cách mấy nhìn từng người trong gd riết muốn nản.năng lượng từng người trong nhà k ai khá lên nổi .nó sẽ kéo mình theo từng ngày.nhìn họ như chỉ sống cho qua ngày chứ đi lên chắc k có ý định đó
2026-07-23 01:21:43
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dungnguyen9970
dung nguyen2997 :
Ng ta ăn thế này sao vẫn cao to nhỉ
2026-07-22 10:43:44
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b.gi2301
Bà già :
Bên này họ ăn khổ vậy
2026-07-25 06:17:36
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dyz87inumurl
Nhung Hồng 566 紅絨 :
Em chiên trứng thêm ăn cũng có chất dinh dưỡng 😁
2026-07-21 03:54:27
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nguyenvanduc412
Bình thường hoá :
Bên trung quốc họ quay đẹp lắm, b này quay kiểu thế nào ý. Hay là diễn nhỉ
2026-07-21 14:59:10
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vui.len.nao.66
Min mong manh :
Chứng tỏ bữa cơm bt của bên m vẫn ngon hơn 😅
2026-07-21 11:15:31
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shinbonkid
ThanhMaxi :
Thôi về VN đi bạn ơi,chẳng đâu bằng quê hương,tôi cũng phải khâm phục sức chịu đựng của bạn luôn,tôi nhìn thấy ăn cơm 1 tay kẹp dưới háng 1 tay ăn không bê nổi cái bát lên là tôi muốn lật bàn luôn rồi
2026-07-23 05:58:22
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phanlan897
PhanLan :
Càng ăn đơn giản càng khoẻ mạnh không bệnh tật
2026-07-21 06:44:15
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phuongnguyenthi031
VyVy :
ăn như này thì 40 tuổi tui có đầy tiền tiết kiệm. ko pải đi làm nữa rùi
2026-07-21 08:46:44
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minhlinh980
tika :
Hạnh phúc thì thế nào cũng được. nhìn cảnh này thấy còn thua nông thôn Việt nam nhiều!
2026-07-21 13:13:25
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coconut2881
Coconut :
Ủa tường ông ck bạn vừa rồi đi làm xa đến Tết mới về mà
2026-07-21 16:25:37
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hatracluan15
༒ɦổɕɦúɑ༒ :
Tính ra nông thôn vn mình ăn uống tốt hơn nhiều ấy chứ nhỉ
2026-07-22 16:17:51
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subi.1990
Nguyễn Duyên :
cà bát tui khoái xào thịt băm vs lá tía tô
2026-07-21 06:04:43
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camcam.94
Nhà Kem Tý Con :
Vn nông thôn ko dám anq vì sợ béo
2026-07-21 07:45:24
1
userchientran97
Chiến Trần 99Bắc Ninh :
Về Bắc Ninh thôi 🤣
2026-07-21 05:45:19
1
unin_16042000
Ủn Ỉn 🐽 :
Mình thắc mắc là b vs con gái ăn uống ở đâu? Có ở riêng ko chứ ở chung mà ăn uống thế này thì t hơi sợ
2026-07-21 06:58:34
1
hongson8736
chênh vênh giữa dòng đời :
ăn vậy tiền làm để đâu cho hết ko tốn tiền chút nào
2026-07-21 08:55:23
1
vuhuyen404
vth_1895 :
T mà húp bát cháo loãng vậy t đi đái cả ngày luôn , ngại ăn cháo cũng vì lí do đấy😅
2026-07-21 06:01:00
1
dyz87inumurl
Nhung Hồng 566 紅絨 :
ah vậy a 😁 ngày nào chỉ cũng xem video của em . Chúc em Hạnh Phúc nhe 🥰
2026-07-21 04:00:36
1
lngvin11
su đây! 🎉 :
sớm
2026-07-21 03:16:49
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