You what i like abt this video is your sincerity. I know a few balikbayans or US Filipinos who visited their homecountry complain abt the heat and the convinieces they enjoyed in the US n at times try to impress the locals with their english (just facts)🙄😁. You, you just enjoy the weather, respect the locals and even try to speak their language.

Love the healthy province lifestyle vs shopping in a large chain grocery store. Help the little local companies! Great video thank you

I will never get tired in a place like that, a piece of mind, man you're lucky to be there

Looks so relaxing peacefull simple life, more power to you Bro and GodBless!

It's good to see you're settling in quite nicely. You have a very positive attitude towards the country, it's people and their customs.

thank you for your nice video tour of the Talaptap farmers market at Bindoy, on Negros, for it reminds me of the old Carcar market on Cebu, where my late wife family lives. Carcar now has a new public market next to the new Carcar government complex, but I have not been to the new Carcar market, for it was not completed yet during my last visit in 2019. My last visit to Carcar with my late wife was in May 2019, and then covid happened in 2020, which cancelled out planned trip to Carcer in March. Then my late wife got sick in April, and passed away in June 2020, from multiple long standing heath issues. My late wife and i were married for 40 years and 5 months, and we built a small house in Southern Illinois, 2 miles from my family's farm and raised hay and a few head of cattle, and worked at an auto parts factory. In 2000-2002 we built a 2 story house in Carcar, Cebu, and we visited Carcar and her family every year until our last trip in 2019. We had planned to retire to Carcar, after i retired from my work in May 2020, but the "best laid plans of mice and men often go astray", so all i can do now is "do what i can, with what i have, where i am". However, now I no longer have the desire to retire to Carcar, without my late wife to share my retirement with, but i would still like to visit Carcar in the future. My late filipina wife and i were the same age of 25 when we were married on Molokai in 1979. My late wife's family, her daughter, from a previous marriage, and 8 grandchildren live in the house that we, mostly her, built. Someday, i hope to visit Carcar and my late wife's family again, after all of the covid restrictions or covid requirements have been lifted, for i do not want too much hassle and stress when i travel to Carcar. Anyway, i have enjoyed your videos and your opinions concerning the Philippine culture, life style and people. I have learned that when in the Philippines, we foreigners should respect their way of living, and do as the Filipino people do, with a smile on our faces, except for eating balut, of course, hehehe. In addition, i and my late wife and her family once drove from Carcar, Cebu to Dumaguette, Negros, with our 2004 toyota van, and we rode the Bato-Tampi ferry from Cebu to Negros, then took the ferry from Dumaguette to Siquijor, then the ferry from Siquijor to Cebu City. There are so many nice places to visit in the Philippines, but my late wife's hometown of Carcar and the surrounding areas are still my favorite, for that is where my late wife's family and our house are located, and where i feel "AT HOME". Oooops, sorry for my too long comment. Amping (*_*)

Now this looks like a relaxing life! I've noticed the same thing about locals being happy to see "outsiders" learn their language. You can see their eyes fill up with joy 👍.

I miss those farmers markets back home! Where everybody knows who you are!

A good person by supporting the family businesses in the provinces. The food looks yummy. Thanks for sharing...🎥😃👍👌👊🙏

It's true, if u know even some local dialects will go along way .simple provincial folks will reciprocate ur sense of diplomacy

The meal and market looks really good. Simple and beautiful life. Love it😄

The province a great place. I enjoy living and shopping there, life is stress free.

You're living a easy & relaxing life style. You're blessed. It looks like they like you over there.

It is awesome to see you speak the Tagalog that you have learned and to see you being respectful and honoring the Filipino culture and traditions, salamat Corey.

GOD BLESS" GOOD FOR YOU..thats good thing being a pilipino..always had time to smile ang helfull to needy.

My wife is from Pasig, and while the language is similar and I also love speaking in Tagalog. The people appreciate it when you show them that you care.

The dog is always just laying there 🤣

Province life looks amazing. Really enjoying your videos. Doing some soul searching of my own.

Your so adapted to the pilipino culture Enjoy new life in the Philippines Yes pls help the locals, i do too when i go back home

Big respect to you Sir with the way you support local communities

Wow I’m amazed that u can speak bisaya 😀. It’s nice to hear u speaking our dialect.

Like I've texting in another video, I miss the place, those roads LOL with the chickens in the background and the motorbikes, I cannot hear chickens or motorbikes anymore without thinking about the Philippines

Province life is way better that the City, even Dumaguete its crowded , also its more laidback.

The charities here actually sell over stock textiles to be resold in the Philippines by the tonnes...its a long time running business. It isnt being donated there, it's being sold to he resold.

Good video as usual. I prefer the province as well and I agree with helping the locals vs the big chains. My Wife just arrived last night in Manila. Her Dad and Sister met her at the airport and in a few days they will fly to Tacloban. I leave July 11th and we'll come back here to the states Aug 5th. Good to hear you speaking some phrases. My Wife is from a small area of Waray speakers. She always asks if I want to know the Tagalog or Waray words. I always choose Tagalog as that's the most common language to communicate and Waray seems a lot more complicated to me. Have fun!!

I loved it when it rained because I would be cooler in the rain... when it stopped I would be dry in just a few minutes.

I miss my hometown Bindoy, I lived the same municipality with your wife rachel but just diffrent village. Thank you for this video and featuring my friend's carenderia.

with that positive attitude, you can live anywhere & get along with everyone man ..... but being in the philippines who's known to having very friendly people then it'll be more helpful ...... I've noticed you're so simple too,not a picky eater,don't whine on little things & always polite to the locals which is great ...... ok, have fun man !!!!!!!!!

correct everything is getting up and up , now a days be wise , what makes you cheaper why not .

Weather is looking good there! Wow

Nice...your getting along with the locals!👍🇵🇭🇧🇭

Dude, you did the "mano" hand-to- head to forehead to the elders ( classic sign of respect). You'll go far with my cousins.

Another great video that is what I want to experience !!!

Simple provincial life . Less stress. Excellent 👍👍

Love the market places. Awesome to experience that kind of atmosphere and people watch while getting some street food.

I'm an American, married to a Filipino. We have two daughters together. Living on the east coast of the US. I have visited the Philippines a half a dozen times so far. We have purchased land on Mindanao and plan to move there in about a year. I do appreciate watching your videos. They have been very insightful. I have had several ideas for building there and a few of your videos have helped me tremendously. Thank you and keep up the good work. P.S. we have a family vlog on KZfaq. The Cagle family. If your interested.

Looking forward to my own permanent move there in province but in Agusan del Norte. Love the mountains. Thanks for the clips and perspective! Can’t wait to leave this noise behind

Thanks for sharing your lives! Inspiring bro. I’m subscribing.

ITS fun in the Market enjoyed watching.

THNK U FOR VLOGGING OUR COUNTRY...HOW NICE N STRESS FREE TO LIVE N LOTS OF FOODS PLUS SAFE..NOT LIKE OTHERS PROJECT OR GRADED AS 3RD WORLD COUNTRY...THNKS IM RETIRING THERE SOON TOO...THEY LOOK AT U COZ U SHOW THEM RESPECT N THEY WILL LUV U FOR THAT...NOT LIKE SOME FOREIGNERS VERY ARROGANT...THNKS N GODBLESS...fr Vancouver Canada...

Have a blessed day ❤️ Godbless 💞

Same in Madagascar. I was told that the clothing comes in bales... and sold that way and then end up in the markets.

kalamarasi hahahahahahaha 🤣✌️

I got Street food one time in boracay 3 years ago ,,and it was the last time,,but I like to buy there fruits 😋 good video

Great video.

Love it man. Great video. Thanks.

Everyday more and more I'm falling in love with the Philippines. Definitely I like the lifestyle tranquility especially the people The Culture is a plus. I'm loving it.

Wow d market is crowded lively bro👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I never get tired of seeing the videos on the local markets and carinderias. I 'll be living on the outskirts of Davao and there a lot of these places. Thanks for showing what's possible.

This is awesome! Living simple!😊

You’re doing the right thing buying LOCAL & it’s healthier. Love your channel. Your fan from Oregon🌻🌿

Just found your channel, very cool and very interesting looks like a great place that calms and heals your soul mind and body. Very awesome 👍

Watching yourvlog from Califirnia

Thank you for supporting the locals watching here from Chicago

Fantastic video. Thank you Sir.

Such a great place to live. Thanks for the video.

The Mountains... Yeah... Montanan. I can't live anywhere in any type of harmony if I cannot see the Mountains. The Mountains are outstanding in the Philippines.

I haven’t been back home in years, but love watching your videos and how you interact with everyone. God bless you man.

I'm bisaya so good to hear you talking bisaya language ahhahaha tagalog, bisay, English and you have 3language now yeheeyyy.

❤️❤️❤️…lovely place, fresh food….great atmosphere always! What a life ❣️ Envious 🤩

Love your attitude sir, keep it up

You're adapting pretty good. Thanks for sharing this video.

People appreciate if a foreigner knows a bit of the language, so yeah I agree. A few words will make the vibe positive that quickly

You're a good man and I wish you happiness. I subscribed

👍😎🇵🇭🌴Good one!

So lucky bro what feeling like province life I love it. I'm here manila working. God bless

Kuya Cory, I soooooooooo agree with you! Being polite does the trick!! Damn the apples are 10 pesos in Dumaguete!!! The apples are 50 pesos in Lapu Lapu!... Heck I think I'll go with my option for the overloooking lot in Dauin. Geez Cory you got me mixed up again. Anyway! not your issue but I continue loving your channel! Keep it up! Salamat Po!

Yummy food, peaceful.

Very Nice Cory...

Thanks for supporting the locals 😊

I just subscribed because i didnt knew about it before and I am loving everything that you post. I just love that kind of market so much. I lived in the Philippines but in Manila because of our job. I really miss the Philippines and jealous of you. (Good jealous)

Awesome! Thank you! Sounds like you could save a lot of money living in the province and visiting the city when you want to.

I’m prior military and visited Subic Bay twice. Loved it. I retire from teaching in 5 years. I’m thinking of moving there.

Interesting on the charity tags find. I don't have any issue with this at all, probably I approve more. I would be happier knowing the shirt I donate then gets sold on and that person then provides something more useful for their family than my shirt.

1. Ka la mahn see 2 They stare because they respect you! That's why they will always call you Sir!

It’s more fun in Bindoy kuya ☺️☺️😁😁😁 hehehe…. Dungaw is nice too 😍….

Married my fiipina wife 10 years ago. Best decision of my life. I am happy to see people like you enjoying beautiful Philippines. Especialy the province. My wife is from Bicol region.

Love your shopping video the cockpit sound so active and makes me want to be there as fast as possible but have a few more years to be ready

Hey bro, this reminds me a funny story that happened to me 10 years ago in the Phils: we went to a market and a market saleslady said something in visaya to my wife. I didn't understand visaya very well by this time, so I had my wife translates after: the saleslady said: "what are you doing here? If I had a foreigner like this, I'd stay home and hug him all day long". 😅

Compare this to the super busy, traffic Manila..I’ll take the province life.

Salute to you Sir helping a small community !

Maayung hapon PRE😵

Watching from New York!

Good to see your using the lingo

Awwww, geezzz ….Missing my home country BIG Time!! Thanks for videos like these 🇵🇭

👍👍👍

"Everything is cheap ... ridiculously cheap!" ... I wouldn't let vendors hear me say that. Your videos are always great, you can really tell a story with a camera. You have natural talent.

Hey buddy. Love your videos. I been to Philpinnes 5 times. I love cebu and the islands. I'm definitely going to have to work it out and move to Philpinnes

Your a good dude

Ask your wife to make you jumbo size lumpia with just grilled ribeye steak and sharp cheddar cheese! It is so delicious!

Your dog is always laying down lol.

dang you are picking the native language. thats good..

Just as you said, my fiancee and I went to the market in Marikina where the clerk wouldn't give her senior discount because she was with a foreigner. But they gave it to her after she showed her that I had no money.

Cory, staring is normal even for filipinos. If you're new to the place or you're from another province locals will look at you. I am filipino and if i go to other province or town or speak a different langguage or dialect, locals will look in curiosity.

in the philippines, prices vary because of supply/demand issue. thats is the only reason for any price variation in any island, in any city, or any baranggay.

Man wish to go there for vacation soon everybody so happy and things there are dirt cheap. Also wanna find a lady there .

new subscriber here sir...

Yup, I need to get used to saying polite things to strangers, which is a no-no here in the US, especially city. It is "Ma - gun - dang , Huh - poon" = good afternoon

It is going to cost you more to eat like a westerner in the Philippines than it does in the west. The foods have to be shipped to PH and shipping is not cheap for such small quantities, based on the small demand. Eat local food like sisig and adobo.

I enjoy your content,, thanks for posting.. In this particular video,, I like that you notice charity clothing for sale,, support small family business' over corporate business',, and as usual you're always polite/respectful with locals.. I have visited for 2 weeks,, planning to move there,, but may I ask how you adapted to the heat.. You being from Maine, Chicago, and Boston,, at about what point did the heat no longer bother you?? I was raised in NH (neighbor) and most adult life in Germany.. thanks in advance...