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@@mrvgstyle2442I think a lot of non Americans expect everyone from New York to sound like the stereotype in movies, which isn’t the case and usually isn’t even an accurate New York accent it’s often a Boston accent. Go to nyc, nj, philly, and talk to some people, you’ll learn who’s from where

@@royfornal1242 swap terms fro third world country to developing country if you want, it’s doesn’t matter. It’s not personal or a diss, it’s just a term used to describe a countrys economic state

@@michaelwaite539 yea visa run

@ so I can book a flight too Singapore say for three days with a return too the Philippines in say three days then come back and start again yes

@michaelwaite539 correct

@@RoseBill423 haha i know right i use to say how are people wearing hooodies here, now I’m one of them. You get use to it I guess, the weather after some years. But yea some days its mad hot out where you dont want to even go outside, but nov-January where it would be winter in nyc its like regular summer here lol so at nights it can be like mid 70s which is nice and the humidity isn’t crazy. The read of the year though, yea its mad hot

@TheNYCexpat oh ok cool haha, it's freezing here in. QNS LOL

@RoseBill423 yea man I could imagine. I miss the cold weather sometimes like during the holiday season and you know like the football season hoodie weather in autumn, but not the brick ass weather in Jan and Feb where it's always grey and depressing lol

@TheNYCexpat yeah having the seasons are cool, ill always like it but not Jan. Feb like u said. It's 2 freakin degrees today lol!

@ 2 degrees is wild. Idk how imma feel about north east winters when i get back, now that I’m use to asia weather lol

@@RoseBill423 I’m rocking the action Bronson beard lol

@TheNYCexpat lmao

@@RoseBill423 nice man welcome to the channel. I was right down the block about 20 mins from you in Jamaica Queens. Yea, Eastwood is underrated! It’s a little further out of the way than central locations like makati or Bonifacio global city, but not much its only like 20-30 min ride depending on traffic

@TheNYCexpat yeah I go jogging near Jamaica at Cunningham Park lol. I've seen videos of where u live, looks beautiful. Ima try to get out there in a year or so after I marry my girl. She's from negros oriental. Ok my guy be good, nice chatting wit ya.

@RoseBill423 thank you man and God bless. There's a lot of people and expats that are in negros oriental too. Good luck with your girl and everything if you need anything just hit me up my email is my TH-cam name here at Gmail so it's newyorkerinThePhilippines at gmail

@TheNYCexpat copy that my guy salamat haha. Good thing is tho she lives with me in nyc, she hasn't been home in like 5 years and working abroad for 15 year's. Filipinas are good hard working women, too bad their man are lazy mofos that depend on them to make the $$$ lol!

@@anguslockwood2311 i saved up like 20k before moving and then started out doing teaching jobs and am now focusing on content creation. As long as you could save up some and then look for remote work you would have a good foundation to work with

@@TommyTravel97 hey man are you sure it was the correct email? newyorkerinThePhilippines@ Gmail I dont use other social media besides TH-cam and reddit, but just send me an email there and put the subject as from TH-cam or something and I gotcha

@TheNYCexpat I will try again thanks!

@TommyTravel97 just emailed you back, check it out when you can

@@js_guyman yes

@@js_guyman up to three years, but have to renew at the local borough of immigration office every 2 months typically during that time still, just keep that in mind. It's not like three years visa free

Haha come on Larry just dip it in some vinegar

@@ZTKblogs everyone says it tastes good

@@ZTKblogs better than burger king in hazlet

@@TheNYCexpat 😂italian touch needs to make it an appetizer

@@elmo1399 oh yea for sure, people are crazy in the usa lol

@@Morningcoffeethentakingadump what's good man. Nice how are you liking it? Bet you like the rent prices at the very least much better haha

@@TheNYCexpat brother man i can finally afford groceries XD

@@elitefuturestraders we met online actually then in person, but it's easy to meet people in The Philippines whether its friends or dating the people are friendly and for the most part talkative as long as you approach them with respect

@@saytoga nah you get it second time you renew

@@michaelabrigo351 haha thank you man! And yes always. You too, God bless

@@MarkPuke13 Im down to play some warzone. I play like all genres of games, I like fps, mmo, arpg, etc

Hey waltz, thank you for stopping by haha. What's up, how are you liking your new vivo phone?

Haha yea you know you need that rgb lighting for extra frames. They did a good job though and we're great people

Youre weird

I have a video all about that in detail, check it out, its on my page

@@rein3684 no Im not

@@MikeLimTravel yea newyorkerinThePhilippines@gmail.com

@@TheNYCexpat, thank bro! I want to collab a video together when I visit too!

@@messymoe2678 do you live in Florida?

@@dennisthebrony2022 the subway in nyc is crazy, but the lrt trains here are crazy for different reasons. I was thinking about taking it one time and when we got there no like dudes face was smooshed against the window of the train. They were packing them in like sardines in there haha

@@zorlackrom haha salamat!

@@UKVeteran2024 sweet man, thank you! Glad you found the channel helpful

@@peteiovene9177 you can a studio in a nice condo for $350 no prob, fully furnished. It’s very easy to meet people here, it’s a lot different than America. People are out and about more, socializing, it’s not weird to small talk with people you just met. If you’re not into the party scene just go to one of the many malls or coffee shops and you’ll see lots of people. You’ll have fun, just be open minded about your experience

@TheNYCexpat One more question and I'll stop..saw a city called Talisay... I'd like to be close to a beach. Or at least walking distance. Do use ATM or Wise to have money sent.??? I've been living in Bali for the last 7 years. It's getting overrun by Russians and Chinese.. I'm looking to move..

@@peteiovene9177 Would avoid atm when you can due to fees. You can use wise, remitly, or xoom. Those are probably the three most popular money transfer apps. As for payment, everything here is usually cash or g cash. G cash is essentially PayPal for The Philippines. Not exactly, but comparable. A digital wallet, can send and receive money from and use it to scan for checkout even in smaller shops

@@RainierEsguerra-h4k thank you for the sub! Happy new year

@@billyjohnson9262 that place isn’t as city living, but prices for condos are probably around the same because there are a lot of expats there too. As long as you like the place and the price is right for you, go for it. Anything around the $350 price and less is fair for a condo rental around here

@@uchniezt1212 yea man it's probably a little confusing at first for new people to learn manila is part of metro manila lol, but I've been here for a few years now so am familiar with it. Thank you for the kind words man, makes the videos worth it seeing that people like them.

@@VeraYep one of the more organized cities here in The Philippines for sure

Same to you, Mike! I love Market! Market! Yes you are correct 04:25 .. it is where you will find lower prices and where even middle-low income Filipinos go for their shopping /grocery needs. Perhaps it's also because Market! Market! is at BGC's eastern border and just after that are local neighborhoods. I praise you for doing really good research before filming this video. More vloggers should emulate you. Kudos!

@uchniezt1212 yea I like those kind of malls the best to be honest because like everyone else I'm looking for good deals. Market market, green hills, divisoria, lucky gold in pasig are all good for that

@@TheNYCexpat Oh yea.. you got those right! Greenhills (San Juan City) is locally known as "the rich man's bazaar" (rough translation) OMG, you went to Divisoria too?! Haha, brave man! Yep, that one is in the real Manila City. It used to have a bad reputation but I would like to think the place has been generally safe for decades now. Thank you for these videos! Mabuhay!

Thank you man. We really liked the large sidewalks and being able to actually walk around haha. Have to do a video on Makati soon to see how it compares

@@francisthegreat4064 I would guess because the market outside the mall, maybe it was there before the mall was built?

Agree with you on that. The only re similarity I see is the grid style block layout for the streets

Ridiculous to even compare. NY city is obviously bigger but not necessarily better than BGC. BGC without the honking cars, homeless people, muggers, rats, trash and smell of piss here and there. Did I mention the difference in weather year-round? BGC over NYC for me.

I like NYC. That's why I sent my daughter there to study. But right after she finished her studies, she left New York. She loves BGC more than NYC and occasionally spends time having fun with her friends there even up to 2am. In NYC, she seldom went out at night. My daughter said that while NYC is bigger and has great vibes, BGC is much more organised, safer and cleaner.

@RainierEsguerra-h4k yea they're not really comparable. Nyc is a melting pot and a real big city made up of different boroughs and neighborhoods. Bonifacio global city is like a fenced in house community, but the city version. They both have their pros and cons, but definitely different flavors

I’ve been busy with Teddy but I’m back! And I have some ideas for the new years hopefully. More videos and possibly streaming as well Merry Christmas to you and yours. God bless

Not over at this place because it's like the Bay. I used to like skim boarding if you're familiar with that

@@TheTimelapseTraveler thank you bud. We're staying over in Eastwood so a little down the road, but it's nice to visit Bonifacio global city once in a while to get some space and the sidewalks are the only good sidewalks in The Philippines I think haha

@TheNYCexpat to be fair there are nice sidewalks in some places in Makati City, as well as Alabang down south. Maybe we can collaborate some day to show other cool places in Metro Manila and beyond!

@ yea message me let’s something up as long as you dont mind teddy tagging along lol I might be in the alabang area soon, wanted to check out a computer store over there

@@montedreams1 merry Christmas