Me in short

 Introduction:



My name is Vu. I have academic background in philosophy, politics and economics. I did economic research for influential think tanks and academic institutes in the past. In recent years, I worked mostly as and English and Math teacher for a living. 

In real life, I am the guy people go to when all hell break loose. 

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