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If they don't like the Philippines the way it is ....STAY HOME! we don't need you here (and I'm a Foreigner).... lol

Your country would progress if you adopted traits of more advanced societies, including your Asian neighbors.

@@AgathaLOutahere lol wow, colonial much?. Don't come around here acting like gods or godesses telling us what to do. That's what you foreigners do, you always think of us as an inferior being specially if your coming to a third-world country like ours. And your lucky my countrymen let you do that to them. Always, remember its not your land its ours. So you need to adjust to our culture not the other way around

​​​@@AgathaLOutahereHave you been in the Philippines long enough to learn and study its history? If not, then let me school you about its history and how it was once an advanced country next to Japan...First of all it had the fiercest and toughest warriors, Katipunans, and guerillas who killed the Spanish, Japanese, and even Americans. Then it had the toughest Army in Asia, which was the Philippine Scouts, who fought in WWI & WWII and was a military organization formed by the U.S. Army under the USAFFE (U.S. Army Forces Far East) Command in 1901 until the end of WWII in 1945 and was officially disbanded in 1949. Their training was impeccable and so intense which was a combination of the U.S.'s Navy Seal, Green Beret, Rangers, and Special Forces. I know this because my paternal grandpa was a Philippine Scout who served in WWI & WWII and his first son, my uncle, who served in WWII, and Korean & Vietnam Wars. (I and my cousins followed the footsteps of our grandpas, my dad, and other uncles in joining the Philippine or U.S. military. I'm the second female and officer to join the military from my paternal family.) After WWII, Philippines became one of the most advanced and progressive Asian countries next to Japan in economy and technology. It had the first advanced commercial airline which is the Philippine Airlines among the Asian countries. In fact, it was the first Asian country to run and have a commercial airline. It used to be the biggest exporter of rice. The Philippines taught other Asian countries agriculture, especially planting and exporting rice in their countries. It had inventors of famous technologies, from robotics to karaoke to space vehicles, etc. Unfortunately, it had bad and/or greedy politicians who let other foreign countries exploit its wealth, land, and natural resources, and pocketed lots of money instead of giving them to the country and Filipino people to improve their land and ways and means of living. That's also why the Philippines became the most English-speaking Asian country because English is its second language next to the first language which is Filipino. Spanish used to be the second language at one point due to its approximately 300 years of ruling the Philippines. I also have Spanish bloodline from both of my parents. My paternal grandpa, the Philippine Scouts, and his 4 siblings were pure Spaniards but were either raised or born in the Philippines. Their parents came from Madrid, Spain. My grandma, my grandpa's wife, was half-Spaniard and half-Filipino (from Malayan ancestry). My maternal grandparents were from Spanish, Chinese, and Malayan ancestries. The Philippines even helped Koreans and Vietnamese during and even after their wars to get them out of poverty and on their feet by training them to become skilled workers and taught them English. If you know why the Vietnamese produced the most beauty parlors, especially in the U.S., it was because they were trained by the Filipinos while the Vietnamese sought asylum and migrated to the Philippines with the help of U.S. The Philippines became the exporters of healthcare providers, especially nurses, because the U.S. military medics trained them in the health field during WWII, especially when American nurses and doctors became scarce from either being captured or killed by the Japanese. Many Filipinos volunteered to learn to be healthcare providers in WWII and helped the U.S. take care of the wounded. Anyway, all Asian countries, except Japan, followed the Philippines' lead and footsteps by getting off their feet and becoming more advance and progressive, even more than the Philippines.

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@@calvincastiel5663 Sure will....Soon ☝️

You as travelers, can tell what is the best countries to visit.

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In Phil. a versatile country you can choose any life style of living it depend of your financial capacity

Oh great for sharing your experience with us 🥰🙏🏿😊

Baguio is beautiful 😍❤️

I live in Australia with my family but visit Baguio yearly for holidays.( have a holiday house in Baguio)cool in Baguio and surroundings.

Wrong mindset if it was happened their were no farmers anymore who plant for our food no laborer anymore.

​@@reaganramirez-vc8rw 100% wrong, better economy better food supplies and production. Study more bro

What exactly is foreign wage? Wage differs in evey country. What filipinos need is a higher standard of living and a livable wage that can support their basic needs.

@@Moss_piglets that's what he meant bro. Wages here are fucking shit lmao

@@Moss_piglets foreign wages is a bit vague. Developed country wages is what is implied. An example of what an average US retirement pension with social security benefits could be, $4000 USD per month. A working wage would be much more. In comparison, a Filipino pilot for PAL brings home around $2500 USD per month.

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Ph has an insanely high cost of living to income ratio

dude ph aint really expensive unless u decided to live in BGC lmao

@@7519moe local markets food prices in manila are similar to korea which has a much higher income

@@eagwrevbrew43 If you choose BGC. But some foreigners who are earning more, prefer BGC. But if you like a province life, you'll spend less.

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Hi, just be yourself of whatever kind of content you are making brother. We'll always watch by of any content which is amusing to us😊😊😊

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We'll do it Calvin.

Go island hopping. Show us the beauty of the underwater marine lives.

Visit Negros Oriental bro. Different scenery outside the Manila. Nightlife is great and chill.

Yeah for sure! Thank you so much. Merry Christmas 🎁🎄

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Haha I never told you guys hehe 😍🥰

What other languages do you speak bro?

Yeah sure! Just let me know once you’re here 🥰😍

​@calvincastiel5663 enough said Calvin. Let me get the ball rolling. You all keep threatening me a good time 😊🎉🥰

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Please visit! You gonna love it 😍

Check out Mexico. If you like it there you’ll love the Philippines 👍🏻

Hahahaha patawa

I have been to visit with my mom twice to visit relatives. If you visit relatives, prepare gifts and bring lots of cash since they expect you to pay for everything...yeah, even if you don't know them.

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Me too.

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They will definitely try some food for sure 🥰🙏🏿

My hunch is that their fililino co-workers introduce them to filipino food that are featured in fear factor for the kicks. I dont like those kind of filipino people. They think theyre really cool introducing foreigners to filipino food thats isnt even traditionally eaten in majority of the households.

What a nice suggestion 😂

Give them Baluts.

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Thank you so much for the feedback! What did you like the most?

@@calvincastiel5663 All of them.

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No thank you, I'm watching from Hawaii actually.

Additionally everything here is all written in English. Look everywhere all signage is in English.

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I totally agree with you! Because most of our countrymen feels like they're totally underpaid regardless of how much work load they make here. And most of our retirees doesn't feel the contentment they have hoped for. So I hope our government would do something about this. 😢

Mas bomongga for that PM2 shout out 😅😅😅

Free advertisement for Manam. Dapat libre ka lagi doon!

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Merry Christmas po ❤

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@@calvincastiel5663 your welcome🙂

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Do you think they have space for me? Hehe

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Gonna be there soon 🥰❤️

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Let’s do a podcast hehe

How we do that Calvin , I'm kinda computer stupid .@@calvincastiel5663

Oh great! I need to check Siquijor 🥰😍

You should have visited Camiguin as well. They are the 3 popular small islands to visit. There are actually more things to see in Camiguin than in Siquijor and Siargao. Though Siargao has the most diverse food option among the 3. Siquijor is the most pristine among the 3.

@@wavemaker2077 I will go there for sure

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Please teach me John 🥰

​@@calvincastiel5663​Kuya Gordo, say, "Buang ka" ang reach out with your hand. Means pleasure to meet you.

Just kidding Kuya Calvin. Don't say it. It means "You're crazy" or gago I think. Lol

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I see! Are you from Indonesia?

@@calvincastiel5663 iam

You will get it brother! Don’t compare yourself to no one! That’s a big mistake as a content creator. Keep doing you brother! We got a long way to go. 🥰😊😎

Just keep making content about Filipinos and you will be amaze!

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You are right freedom!

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