Lê Thành shared pictures of dozens of used GPUs stacked up on the curbside in a clear parody of a Vietnamese street food stall. There is also a video with the vendor patiently waving away flies with a net, awaiting passersby. Then, a scooter stops, and the rider buys a bundle of GPUs after the seller weighs them, then drives off with them in a flimsy red takeaway bag. Other photos show the street seller waving used GPUs at scooter riders in the street. There are stacks and stacks of GPUs shown in Lê Thành's shop, with all the major brands represented.

It is not clear how serious the pictures are supposed to be. Graphics card oversupply in the post-Ethereum GPU mining era has been widely reported and consumer graphics card prices have fallen as the crypto business was running out of steam.

Widespread ending of pandemic-related lockdowns didn't do consumer electronic sales any favours, as did the squeeze on disposable income due to rising energy prices.