so glad for this 2nd interview with Kevin. He's A good person, with a lot of interesting, and educational stories to share to the world. One of your best interviews by far Mark.
I'm a foreigner married to a Filipina scientist with a grown-up child. We're both still working. The first time I stepped foot on Philippine soil was during our wedding. My first impression was that the country wasn't perfect by any stretch of the imagination just like any other. Though the good things that made me love it are the people, culture, food, and most of all the breathtaking views of mountains and oceans, which is attributable to being an archipelago. In fairness, now the Philippines has remarkably progressed in terms of infra and all that jazz. When the time comes, we intend to build a retirement house there.
All soldiers have two dog tags. If they die in combat you put one in their mouth and take the other one to report the death.it also has the blood type so the medics can give you blood if they find you unconscious. You can have your religion on them so you can get last rights,etc. I am retired after 20 years in US army.
@@everymanhasastory I was a military policeman for 20 years and we are always happy to help. PS. I am getting married tomorrow at the municipality in Sariaya, Quezon. I have been in the Philippines over a year. I would have been here longer but I left in Feb 2020 and thought I would be back in June of 2020. Life changes and a person has to roll with the punches. I enjoy your vlog. Have a great day in Paradise.
@@my_other_side473 Hi. I am halfway between Candelaria and Lucena. I shop at Waltermart in Candelaria and also my church is in the Candelaria Mall. I love it here. I am in the jungle and enjoy the quiet.
What an amazing story. Somehow you put closure to Paul's glorious days in the Philippines. Glorious because he was one of those heroes that fought the freedom for the Philippines. A good movie material.
I heard so many negative comments from the other foreigners saying Philippines is a third world country,poor country ,dirty place to live ,scammers, corrupt govt. Horrible traffic ,And a lot more it upset me because I also heard that ! But why so many American ,British and other western people are coming to the Philippines to settle down here for good is there something special to my country ? They said America is a land of milk and honey ? Security system is good ,health system and others ! Sorry sir for asking this question I'm just curious Why? By the way thank you for choosing the Philippines. ❤🤗
Appreciate this man of loving history. Been in America Manila cemetery which my uncle name on the wall there. He died on yhe U.S.S. Indianapolis. That took of big bombs to Saipan.
Lol you’re so funny mark, you forgot that you already interviewed him and you completely forgot everything that he told you from your previous interview. 🤣🤣🤣 I actually felt I knew all of your guests from all your videos if you interview them again. Anyway, great video!
The Philippines has a rich history of resilience in the face of adversity, from the violent atrocities of Japanese soldiers during World War II to the political turmoil of Ferdinand Marcos Sr.'s dictatorship. However, the country's struggles continue to this day, as China's military engages in blatant acts of aggression against the Philippines. Chinese forces have been encroaching upon Philippine territory, leading to dangerous confrontations and even the use of lasers against Philippine coast guards. These actions are a clear sign of China's disrespect for Philippine sovereignty and its people's right to self-determination. Despite the numerous challenges faced by Filipinos over the years, we have shown remarkable strength and determination to persevere. As the country faces another threat, the Filipino people must come together to defend their rights and their future. The world is watching, and the time has come for the international community to stand with the Philippines in the face of this aggressive behavior.
Don’t forget to include the hidden atrocities of the Aquino administration hand in hand with the manipulation and control of the media in their favour.
You are right for almost everything, only the Marcos Dictatorship is the one of controversial topic and can be debatable, because it's intersection of several interests during those Era, the American CIA, Communist Party of the Philippines, the Vatican thru Philippine Roman Catholic Church, the Local Oligarchs, Traditional Politicians and it's neighboring countries all ganged up to destroy the Philippines.
You know actors in olden times were considered prostitutes? That's the LAST thing you need in a good country like the Philippines. We don't need Sean Penn etc etc etc stickin their noses into their country trying to "Make the world a better place" because it will be "Just US" not for the benefit of the people.
Very fascinating story ot this good man, specially World War II history. Bataan fell on April 9 while Corregidor fell on May 6, 1942. Among Southeast Asian countries, I think the Philippines lasted longest fighting the Japanese. There were more Filipino soldiers (120,000) than American soldiers (about 30,000) who fought the Japanese when Japan invaded the Philippines in WWII. Corregidor was a fortress. It had big guns. In fact, the first Japanese regiment that tried to land in Corregidor was wiped out. But because the Japanese controlled the air, and with no supplies/reinforcements coming in, it was inevitable.
I would love to visit Corrigidor one day. I am a big enthusiast of WW2 as well. Looking forward to seeing your historic dive and see that Japanese WW2 zero.
Hi, I have an question for you. I live here now in philippines. For about a year now. I thought that I heard you say that you don't get medicare B ,how did you stop the coverage and is it enough to impact your check?thanks I will be watching
You guys were talking my language since I collect record albums. Interesting to hear on your channel. As a side note, you kind of look like Dr. Johnny Fever from WKRP Cincinnati
HI. Marshall Butters, a long time Aussie vlogger here in the Philippines is in Dumaguete. Please interview him. He's staying in Go Hotel there in Duma.
This man is brilliant, excellent.
so glad for this 2nd interview with Kevin. He's A good person, with a lot of interesting, and educational stories to share to the world. One of your best interviews by far Mark.
Thank you. You're opinion means a lot to me
Thank you kindly!
I'm a foreigner married to a Filipina scientist with a grown-up child. We're both still working. The first time I stepped foot on Philippine soil was during our wedding. My first impression was that the country wasn't perfect by any stretch of the imagination just like any other. Though the good things that made me love it are the people, culture, food, and most of all the breathtaking views of mountains and oceans, which is attributable to being an archipelago. In fairness, now the Philippines has remarkably progressed in terms of infra and all that jazz. When the time comes, we intend to build a retirement house there.
He was part of “The Black Phone” ?? that’s so cool and it was an excellent movie, one of the best horror I’ve seen in a while!!
Great interview! This is one of the best.
Thank you Charles I'm glad you liked it 😊
I love Kevin's calm demeanor. Could listen to this guy all day long. Hope he finds success in Philippines too. All the best!
Mark, awesome interview!
He reminds me of Tim Tebow, son of missionaries born in the Philippines and played in college football as well as a stint of professional football.
Great interview and Kevin is an amazing person!
Your background for interviews is a nice touch.
All soldiers have two dog tags. If they die in combat you put one in their mouth and take the other one to report the death.it also has the blood type so the medics can give you blood if they find you unconscious. You can have your religion on them so you can get last rights,etc. I am retired after 20 years in US army.
Thank you I didn't know that
@@everymanhasastory I was a military policeman for 20 years and we are always happy to help. PS. I am getting married tomorrow at the municipality in Sariaya, Quezon. I have been in the Philippines over a year. I would have been here longer but I left in Feb 2020 and thought I would be back in June of 2020. Life changes and a person has to roll with the punches. I enjoy your vlog. Have a great day in Paradise.
@@Sarge57 wow youre in Sariaya. I'm from Candelaria. The neighboring Town.
@@my_other_side473 Hi. I am halfway between Candelaria and Lucena. I shop at Waltermart in Candelaria and also my church is in the Candelaria Mall. I love it here. I am in the jungle and enjoy the quiet.
Your love for the Philippines is so sincere- makes me want to cry. Love this interview! Any chance of making a movie out of Dan Crowley’s life?
Kevin is a very interesting person. I like his idea of keeping past history alive. Thanks for the great interview.
Another thumbs up and always enjoy your guests
🙏🙏
Thanks Kevin for loving Philippines.
What an amazing story. Somehow you put closure to Paul's glorious days in the Philippines. Glorious because he was one of those heroes that fought the freedom for the Philippines. A good movie material.
I heard so many negative comments from the other foreigners saying Philippines is a third world country,poor country ,dirty place to live ,scammers, corrupt govt. Horrible traffic ,And a lot more it upset me because I also heard that ! But why so many American ,British and other western people are coming to the Philippines to settle down here for good is there something special to my country ? They said America is a land of milk and honey ? Security system is good ,health system and others ! Sorry sir for asking this question I'm just curious Why? By the way thank you for choosing the Philippines. ❤🤗
Appreciate this man of loving history. Been in America Manila cemetery which my uncle name on the wall there. He died on yhe U.S.S. Indianapolis. That took of big bombs to Saipan.
Lol you’re so funny mark, you forgot that you already interviewed him and you completely forgot everything that he told you from your previous interview. 🤣🤣🤣
I actually felt I knew all of your guests from all your videos if you interview them again.
Anyway, great video!
The Philippines has a rich history of resilience in the face of adversity, from the violent atrocities of Japanese soldiers during World War II to the political turmoil of Ferdinand Marcos Sr.'s dictatorship. However, the country's struggles continue to this day, as China's military engages in blatant acts of aggression against the Philippines. Chinese forces have been encroaching upon Philippine territory, leading to dangerous confrontations and even the use of lasers against Philippine coast guards. These actions are a clear sign of China's disrespect for Philippine sovereignty and its people's right to self-determination. Despite the numerous challenges faced by Filipinos over the years, we have shown remarkable strength and determination to persevere. As the country faces another threat, the Filipino people must come together to defend their rights and their future. The world is watching, and the time has come for the international community to stand with the Philippines in the face of this aggressive behavior.
Don’t forget to include the hidden atrocities of the Aquino administration hand in hand with the manipulation and control of the media in their favour.
@@kathiemathias212 🤣🤣🤣
You are right for almost everything, only the Marcos Dictatorship is the one of controversial topic and can be debatable, because it's intersection of several interests during those Era, the American CIA, Communist Party of the Philippines, the Vatican thru Philippine Roman Catholic Church, the Local Oligarchs, Traditional Politicians and it's neighboring countries all ganged up to destroy the Philippines.
He should start his own film production company here. The local movies sucks a lot!
You know actors in olden times were considered prostitutes? That's the LAST thing you need in a good country like the Philippines. We don't need Sean Penn etc etc etc stickin their noses into their country trying to "Make the world a better place" because it will be "Just US" not for the benefit of the people.
Great subject. Very observant, positive vibe fellow.
Very fascinating story ot this good man, specially World War II history. Bataan fell on April 9 while Corregidor fell on May 6, 1942. Among Southeast Asian countries, I think the Philippines lasted longest fighting the Japanese. There were more Filipino soldiers (120,000) than American soldiers (about 30,000) who fought the Japanese when Japan invaded the Philippines in WWII. Corregidor was a fortress. It had big guns. In fact, the first Japanese regiment that tried to land in Corregidor was wiped out. But because the Japanese controlled the air, and with no supplies/reinforcements coming in, it was inevitable.
It means "Corrector" in Spanish
I would love to visit Corrigidor one day. I am a big enthusiast of WW2 as well. Looking forward to seeing your historic dive and see that Japanese WW2 zero.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
He’s very knowledgeable. He should work in our movie industry as his hobby.
I feel a movie coming about Dan😉
Very smart guy,Godbless
Hi, I have an question for you. I live here now in philippines. For about a year now. I thought that I heard you say that you don't get medicare B ,how did you stop the coverage and is it enough to impact your check?thanks I will be watching
Email or call the SS office in Manila saved me $180 a month. Medicare part B is useless here
Thank you sir
I love the polo shirt! Where did he acquire it or buy it?
You guys were talking my language since I collect record albums. Interesting to hear on your channel. As a side note, you kind of look like Dr. Johnny Fever from WKRP Cincinnati
Seem very grounded
HI. Marshall Butters, a long time Aussie vlogger here in the Philippines is in Dumaguete. Please interview him. He's staying in Go Hotel there in Duma.
Oh great, the tribe is making its way into the Philippines. The Philippines is Done now.
FOAD
Hey Kevin, let me guess, you attended Faith Christian Academy while you lived in the Philippines, right?
This guy’s train of thought is like bullet train, impeccable. I didn’t pick up any pauses; uhm ahh ahhhm…etc. Great 2nd time chat.
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Side question: does TH-cam pay you as American or Philippines rate? I understand the country greatly differs the pay. How does it pick your country?
It doesn't matter where you live what matters is where your viewers are from. Google for more information
@@everymanhasastory I mixed it up, I see. So your income is higher if your viewers are in western countries. I think Germany pays the highest?
And Philippines is very low?