Such likable guys you interview, Mark. It strikes me that these people have done so much in their lives - they're so productive - and I just think about the fact that if you weren't recording them, all of their accomplishments would never be known. You're really good at interviewing them, too, and bringing out the detail. Great to hear these stories, and a learning experience as well. These videos are testimonials to each life.
STORAGE, yup, did that, but there was a reason. I felt that if after two years of living in the Philippines and I wasn’t going back then get rid of it. $2,500/yr. Storage fees and then donating it all to Goodwill except the fine art. 8 years later , no regrets
Okay… I’m going to ask. What about “final arrangements” ? Do you find that most ex pats want to be laid to rest in the Philippines or do many arrange to be sent back home? I would think that I’d want to be sent back home but I don’t hear very much about it.
@@DHarri9977 wow! That’s expensive. Maybe that would be my motivation to reconsider. Lol . I just feel that in a way I need to complete the circle and end up where I started. No real explanation as to why. Just my feeling. But 10,000… that’s a big chunk. Maybe someone could put sunglasses on me and prop me up in a plane seat.😁
This captian is the living proof that one day , long time ago, Canada was indeed a great country. No more ... As are the whole Western economies 🤔 Try to find one ounce of intelligence in their leaders... and in the people who elect them ! Good luck !
Thank you Mark. Finally a real Canadian! Nice to see a representative fellow Canadian. Happy, laid back, content, smart, not escaping his past life but just looking to enjoy his retirement out of the snow. A big contrast from many who interview here. No drama and no bull shit.
We would love to move back to Philippines one day. We are from Alberta, Calgary. Canada is a Multi Cultural country. Many Filipinos too, but still, we want to have our own home too in Philippines one day.
There was a time in the 80s when airline pilots were out of work and many were back to flying small planes. My friend died from a bump and scratch from a dishwasher door. We knew a crop dusting pilot who lost his arm from a prop, he kept flying for many years. We used to dive for boom chains
Hey Mark, great interview ! I have had to deal with some challenges the last few years in my own life, so I get that it can be tough at times, but my thought is the greater the setback, the bigger the come back 😎
Happy to see a Canadian in Philippines. I was in Dumaguete two weeks ago with my wife. Just waiting for my wife to retired and we will move Valencia. Hope to see both.
Hi .. I’m Filipino Canadian .. my Caucasian husband and I will be moving to Valencia Negros too ., we will be building a house in Sagbang Valencia .. we will be there by August., just in the process of selling our properties here. I hope we meet you there as neighbors.cheers! 🇨🇦🇵🇭
I like this guy. I would’ve liked to have heard if he was ever married and what happened there. Does he have any children and how are they dealing with his choices to come to the Philippines? He lived in the Caribbean. What was that line? I mean this guy has a lot of information there left unsaid
We enjoyed watching Lee. Is there a part 2 for this? I’m so surprised when he said he took care of his mom. Blessed this guy. Thanks Mark for the interview.
Lee is an interesting guy Such a full life but still seems very humble.Ward air brings back memories I dated a stewardess for a summer she Was a British girl that flew with Wardair before the takeover by Canadian airlines in I think 89.Great interview Mark. They make them tough in Alberta, Great province.🇨🇦😎
@@youngandfree93 i lived in Vancouver for 6 years .. absolutely beautiful .. hope you have a hefty bank account tho .. the place is many things but inexpensive isn't one of them ..
What a great fellow Canadian. He has a great story and seems like a great guy. Very smart and articulate. He seems to be very relaxed and enjoying his Retirement relaxing after the stress and responsibilities of an Airline pilot. Probably the best interview I’ve seen Great work
What a fine gentleman in every sense of the word. He seems so kind as well as courageous.
Cool guy I liked when he took care of his mother very kind man😅
That's what I was thinking
Such likable guys you interview, Mark. It strikes me that these people have done so much in their lives - they're so productive - and I just think about the fact that if you weren't recording them, all of their accomplishments would never be known. You're really good at interviewing them, too, and bringing out the detail. Great to hear these stories, and a learning experience as well. These videos are testimonials to each life.
Awesome, man! Keep living and loving and spreading kindness, brother
Interesting story. All the best to him. He's had a full, exciting life with many more years to go. 😎
Very interesting gentleman...also a fellow Canadian.🇨🇦
Imagine being so passionate about your career and life that losing your leg doesn't even come up as a problem. Amazing. Great Video. Thank you.
a fine representative of Canada in this fellow Canadian's opinion .. really enjoyed the interview !
Love this fine gentlemen. Doesn't dwell on the negative 💪🏾
Thanks Mark! Nice to see a fellow Canadian interviewed!
hope there is a part two!
Sure. Thanks for asking 🙂
I find that Canadian children are well educated.
Having coffee with Lee is always a good time. He is Dude approved
An interesting and nice man. Another good interview, Mr. Mark.
Fantastic interview and interesting video, Mark.
What an interesting guy. Thanks for sharing.
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Great interview. This guy reminds me of “The Most Interesting Man in the World was an advertising campaign for Dos Equis beer”. Very suave dude.
Very Interesting! Wonder why the guy isn't teaching ?
I decided I liked him after two seconds into the video. Then I found out why.
STORAGE, yup, did that, but there was a reason. I felt that if after two years of living in the Philippines and I wasn’t going back then get rid of it. $2,500/yr. Storage fees and then donating it all to Goodwill except the fine art. 8 years later , no regrets
Okay… I’m going to ask. What about “final arrangements” ? Do you find that most ex pats want to be laid to rest in the Philippines or do many arrange to be sent back home? I would think that I’d want to be sent back home but I don’t hear very much about it.
$10,000 or more in shipping, you won't hear much about it. What's the point really? You leave a lot of the nostalgia back where you came from.
@@DHarri9977 wow! That’s expensive. Maybe that would be my motivation to reconsider. Lol . I just feel that in a way I need to complete the circle and end up where I started. No real explanation as to why. Just my feeling. But 10,000… that’s a big chunk. Maybe someone could put sunglasses on me and prop me up in a plane seat.😁
@@marksinger4415 you should consider cremation and sent your ashes back on a balikbayan box $200 max! 😂
@@DHarri9977 Cremation
Cremation no fancy funerals a waste of money
Please don’t tell me you sold everything to move to the Philippines leave your property rented out so it can grow at 10% a year 🤔😉😀👍😉😉
This captian is the living proof that one day , long time ago, Canada was indeed a great country.
No more ... As are the whole Western economies 🤔
Try to find one ounce of intelligence in their leaders... and in the people who elect them ! Good luck !
Its still the greatest country if you have just half a brain
You should get out more, Canada is doing just fine.
Very nice interview and honest
Thank you Mark. Finally a real Canadian! Nice to see a representative fellow Canadian. Happy, laid back, content, smart, not escaping his past life but just looking to enjoy his retirement out of the snow. A big contrast from many who interview here. No drama and no bull shit.
I was thinking exactly the same thing.. The kind of guy you can just sit and have a beer with.
@@prototypechannel6975 I agree sit with a Canadian and have a beer… result..You really enjoy that beer cheers 🍻🇨🇦
We would love to move back to Philippines one day. We are from Alberta, Calgary. Canada is a Multi Cultural country. Many Filipinos too, but still, we want to have our own home too in Philippines one day.
Another good interview Mark. Positivity just oozes from this guy and it he's probably been this way since the day he was born.
There was a time in the 80s when airline pilots were out of work and many were back to flying small planes. My friend died from a bump and scratch from a dishwasher door. We knew a crop dusting pilot who lost his arm from a prop, he kept flying for many years. We used to dive for boom chains
Leonard Cohen, the Beiber are the only Canadians I know of but this guy Lee is a Legend!
Hey Mark, great interview ! I have had to deal with some challenges the last few years in my own life, so I get that it can be tough at times, but my thought is the greater the setback, the bigger the come back 😎
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
Happy to see a Canadian in Philippines. I was in Dumaguete two weeks ago with my wife. Just waiting for my wife to retired and we will move Valencia. Hope to see both.
Hi .. I’m Filipino Canadian .. my Caucasian husband and I will be moving to Valencia Negros too ., we will be building a house in Sagbang Valencia .. we will be there by August., just in the process of selling our properties here. I hope we meet you there as neighbors.cheers! 🇨🇦🇵🇭
Lee is a great guy
Not all men are created equal. That is a man's man right there.
I like this guy. I would’ve liked to have heard if he was ever married and what happened there. Does he have any children and how are they dealing with his choices to come to the Philippines? He lived in the Caribbean. What was that line? I mean this guy has a lot of information there left unsaid
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Mark, your talent as a friend to the world is totally cool. Your future will require welding goggles. *BRIGHT*
We enjoyed watching Lee.
Is there a part 2 for this? I’m so surprised when he said he took care of his mom. Blessed this guy. Thanks Mark for the interview.
Yes. Lee and I have a lot more to discuss. Thanks for watching
Losing a leg from a scratch while raking the ground is so bizarre.
If he has diabetes, it's not uncommon
Thanks Mark, interesting gentleman and interview. Keep up the good work!!!
Thank you for watching Mike ☺️
hello, good morning ! Watching from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia✌🏽❤🙏
Lee is an interesting guy Such a full life but still seems very humble.Ward air brings back memories I dated a stewardess for a summer she Was a British girl that flew with Wardair before the takeover by Canadian airlines in I think 89.Great interview Mark. They make them tough in Alberta, Great province.🇨🇦😎
This guy is great… no challenge is a positive challenge.
Hi . I flew with Ward air to England and was a great flight, sorry to see it's demise.
Nice guy
What a guy 👦
Where in Canada are you from? I'm in Vancouver. Hope to move to Dumaguete soon🎉
@@youngandfree93 I missed that. I used to live in Edmonton as well. Where are you moving from
@@youngandfree93
i lived in Vancouver for 6 years .. absolutely beautiful .. hope you have a hefty bank account tho .. the place is many things but inexpensive isn't one of them ..
Another great video with another great man. But where are the women??
Its in the title of the channel EVERY MAN HAS A STORY I dont interview women. Go to my wife's channel EVERY WOMAN HAS A STORY
duh .. sorry i couldn't resist lol .. pretty darn clear tho why no women are interviewed
What a great fellow Canadian. He has a great story and seems like a great guy. Very smart and articulate.
He seems to be very relaxed and enjoying his Retirement relaxing after the stress and responsibilities of an Airline pilot.
Probably the best interview I’ve seen
Great work