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@@KrystalWong-lm2nb we happened to be in rural Malaysia

Ewwww that’s so gross, is that you always do when you come to that place?

You mean they are still in existence till now?

@@hetasia yup

@ we’re surprised. Thought it was a thing of the past.

@@rosselm8222 oh no...I go in sometimes to have a beer and get the offers..it strokes my ego but i do not partake I tip them anyway... seems like just an awful way to make a living

@@juntumbaga2383 it’s along Charoen Krung Road. But you can get there via a ferry from Sathorn pier. Check out our other videos on how to get to asiatique.

We miss Bangkok too

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Thanks for the feedback. English is not my first language and thus why we use the computer audio. I’ll try to speak in the other videos.

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@@KrystalWong-lm2nb it certainly is

I have stated specifically that the Philippines economy does not solely rest upon “pretty” KTV girls soliciting customers along public pavements. Do not shift the goal post. BTW i am with you Duterte is Philippines’ Best President ever!

We agree that BKK nightlife is better. Will post a video on that soon.

Yes, we've heard many good things about him.

Interesting perspective.

It’s a stretch to claim that banning KTV girls from standing at doorways single-handedly tanked the entire Ermita-Malate economy. The area, like many tourist destinations worldwide, has been heavily affected by factors like the pandemic and shifting tourism patterns-not by a simple regulation change. The idea that the Philippines’ economy hinges on KTV club visibility is like saying Paris tourism would collapse if sidewalk cafés rearranged their tables! Ermita and Malate have always been more than KTVs-historical sites, art, and culture are abundant. The Philippines thrives on diverse industries: remittances, BPOs, and manufacturing, not door-girls. And while entertainment is part of the scene, it’s just one thread in a much larger tapestry. If KTVs want to attract customers, maybe it's time they focus on what’s inside rather than the sidewalk display. And let's be real, regulating where people stand isn't a hero move-it's just city planning.

Thank you for your insightful comment and for sharing your thoughts. We are excited to share more content showcasing the diverse aspects of the Philippines, beyond the usual focus on nightlife.

@@rosselm8222 U should go to see the Bangkok nightlife, where there are so many people on streets and doorway of nightclubs, both customers as well as women working in nightclubs. Compare that to nightclubs in Manila , and its obvious that each night club in Bangkok has 2 to 100 times more customers, compared to each nightclub in Manila. Lets compare number of tourists today in year 2024 in Philippines , to number of tourists a few years ago during time of Duterte . Number of tourists has fallen to 50% of the previous numbers, now that Marcos Bong is in charge. 30% to 50 % of working age Philippines people , are now unemployed on under employed, and large portion of Philippines people are so hungry everyday, due to all very silly bad government policies. Infrastructure construction has also slowed down. Philippines politicians continue virtue signaling, while the country go down economically

@@rosselm8222 U should go to see the Bangkok nightlife, where there are so many people on streets and doorway of nightclubs, both customers as well as women working in nightclubs and this in turn make the place more interesting and attract more tourists to come. Compare that to nightclubs in Manila ,and its obvious that each night club in Bangkok has 2 to 100 times more customers, compared to each nightclub in Manila. Lets compare number of tourists today in year 2024 in Philippines , to number of tourists a few years ago in 2019 during time of Duterte (the best ever President of Philippines ) before covid crisis . Number of tourists has fallen from 8 million foreign tourists in year 2019 during time of Duterte , to only 5 million foreign tourists in year 2024 (projected as year 2024 is not yet over ) , now that Marcos Bong the corrupt foolish politician is in charge in year 2024 . 30% to 50 % of working age Philippines people , are now unemployed on under employed, and large portion of Philippines people are so hungry everyday ,due to all very silly bad government policies. Infrastructure construction has also slowed down. Philippines politicians continue virtue signaling , while the country go down economically.

That's amazing. You must be a legend there.

Ok?

Yes. Lovely place.

Sure

Yes. We will return to Angeles in September.

We don't get what you mean.

@@hetasia I guess they are so use to the big mouths that walk around with a camera.....Philly, Ace...those two for sure others just make walking videos. :)

@@leonard5606 oh ok. lol we hope to share more info and less talk. More captions. Watch our latest video. Full of information.

why?

@@RayHaffenden thanks for the correction.

@@hetasia You can't judge a book by looking at the cover! Actually good quality video!

SM Mall Clark? Ok. We'll make a clip on that. We might be going in September.

@@hetasia I think sudlor means the City Front Mall white elephant that runs along the fence, not SM City - Clark.

@@RayHaffenden thanks for explaining. We’ll do one in September. We hope you subscribe and watch for it.

I think old chubs went in there a while back but there ain't shit open maybe a milk tea shop but all the windows are covered with colorful paper. Another money pit for someone like on Clark with all the big buildings that sit there and fall apart. Other people's videos shows empty buildings with no idea why they were built. :)

@@RayHaffenden Yes thanks for that.

We think the Clarkton has seen better days.

Maybe. Who knows...

We hope you find it useful.

Thanks

Yes. Really feels like Korean here.

What about in Malate, Manila, or in Silang, Cavite? There are Korean expats there!

@@markarca6360 watch our latest video. I explore Malate and there's a part on the Little Korea there.

@@Azaleah0319 we like it. Price and Comfort.

@@VirginiaBonjoc where’s this place? Perimeter road

Checkpoint angeles city

@@AlvinFujioka we’ll be making a video on Angeles city. Should be up in 2 weeks. We’ll explain all the differences.

Fields Avenue turns into 21st Street before becoming Perimeter Road now officially renamed Don Juico Avenue.

@@shinyumi761 we prefer it to Walking Street.

yes. Watching party.

@@shinyumi761 thank you. Please share with your friends.

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@@shinyumi761 lol there are. Just no “head turners”

Just less people. No more fun. Expensive I guess?

You’re right. It’s like I was surprised there are so little people. Was expecting bigger crowds.

@@hetasia Even with the weakest peso in the history of currency Fields Ave is now Walking Dead Street. Too expensive and not much fun.

​@@CHENLV-b6nit's the dollar that strengthening.

@@CHENLV-b6n yes it’s different to what I’ve been told.

It is day time, and most bars are closed until 4 p.m. It is also Rainy Season - the quietest time of the year.

Yes. Recorded 6 months ago.

Not that old.

@@honor9lite1337 yes just 6 months ago

Yeah? Di mana?

Agreed. Thanks for the feedback. It’s on our shopping list.

It should be like that. Faces should be blurry tho Not all people wants to be in the video. Just see the view not the faces. Lol

sorry. we will make a better one.

Made with a GoPro but yeah. It was my 1st night shot so didn't change to 60fps.

Yes it is.

We feel we prefer Thailand too

We hope this video shows both the day and night of a place.

Thank you for your comments.

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Thank you for sharing. We will check it out one day.