HK actor Pierre Ngo finds food delivery not an easy job


Pierre Ngo left TVB after 22 years with the Hong Kong station. Photo: Pierre Ngo/Instagram

After more than two decades of juggling acting jobs, Hong Kong actor Pierre Ngo was given an opportunity to try being a food delivery rider and found that it was not an easy job.

Ngo, 43, was invited to participate in the reality show Midlife Crisis, which documented the challenges faced by middle-aged men, and arranged for its guests to take on common blue-collar jobs so that they could experience for themselves the various hardships of everyday jobs.

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