New Yorker Lands In BGC. Says He Hates The Philippines... Then This Happens!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2023
- Follow along for a day with Calvin who (after landing in BGC) proclaimed "he hated the Philippines". Will the hospitality of the Filipino people, and the Diaz and Hale families change his heart? I'll give you a big hint... Don't miss day two of the adventure coming in the next video.
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Filipino hospitality is best described as a 3-stage experience:
1) Yesterday you were a STRANGER.
2) Today you are a FRIEND.
3) Tomorrow you will be FAMILY.
I’ve never heard that, I love it! Thank you.
FilAm living in WA. After living over 50 years in the states, I can’t wait to retire back to the motherland. There’s absolutely no country comparable to the Filipino hospitality, and I’ve traveled extensively around the globe. There’s a reason why most cruise ships hire mostly Filipinos, they act with the same hospitable manner and truly represent our country and culture well.
And dont forget the filipino nurses who sacrificed their lives during the plandemic.
12 years in the Navy and many Filipino friends..I’ve never met a mean Filipino ❤️
Then you have never beento Lipa City, Batangas. There is very strong anti-foreigner sentiment here. Driver's here are very aggressive & discourteous. Worse than Metro Manila.
@@LibertyLover5103 I’ve been to Lipa City and it is mentioned in the coffee video. All of the people I met in Batangas and Lipa during my two days there were wonderful. Maybe I’m just a friendly guy. 😊
@@LibertyLover5103 You sounded a bitter person maybe you show rudeness and that is automatic reaction just like facing your own mirror.
Filipinos are generally friendly to strangers they would help you in any way. Some would let you sleep in their home and feed you. ❤❤❤
Almost every place I travel I’m offered food and have even been offered to stay over. This is The most hospitable country in the world!
Sinabi mo pa. It's a sort of affirmation. Just translate in english. Keep safe and may God bless you!
@@rgm6595 thank you and God bless you rin
Always been so proud with my country and my countrymen. Most don't have much but the hospitality and smiles are so abundant. Two more years to grind until my retirement and I will be back to my beloved Philippines 🇵🇭 🫶. Watching from San Francisco CA 🇺🇲. Thanks for the inspiring vlogs. 👍
Most people in the west post memes about gratitude and kindness, but it is nothing more than a slogan for most. The Filipino people have so much to be proud of. They are the most gracious and kind people in the world. That’s why I will never leave. I love this country and the people.
I am a filipino, I traveled many places and countries. But you will not see welcoming, friendly and hospitable people than filipino. I witnessed that myself.
❤salamat po pero nasa ating dugo
Same here bro, I have neighbours for years and they don't even bother saying hi to one another. It sucks but I'm becoming one of them "too tired for your crap" mentality😂
Another great content Capt.Joey! You were a pilot for the US Navy "Blue Angels", awesome. You are the real Top gun!
I was 7 crew chief. Flew in back seat of 7jet. Narrator is #7 and my jet was used for movie star hops, and as spare for airshow. It was a Great job! Thank you for the compliment on the video. Very much appreciated
Going Back to America, and it's a different show. Glad you've shared this heartfelt generosity and realization with the people. Bless You.
With regard to the people being friendly I had given my GF all my pesos when she dropped me at the airport in Manila. I had a few hours before I could check my bags so I went to the Jolly Bee in the terminal next to baggage check. I was floored they didn’t take credit cards. A Filipina saw my difficulty and insisted she would buy my hamburger. I told her that was ok and thanked her but she would not take no for an answer. I will always remember that kindness.
She wanted you, they don’t do that for other Filipinos.
@@irenehale179 I was just in the Manila airport and the jolibee is right outside the gate. Also I had plenty of American Filipinas hit on me in bars in Davao. Doesn’t matter if they’re foreigners or not.
@@irenehale179 not really, it’s not hard to get attention from girls in the Philippines.
@@irenehale179 sorry friend
@@One-12937 I am sorry if you feel that way. I will say it is hard for you to experience a real kindness and love from a fellow man if you stereotype everyone's random act of kindness as act of manipulation or flirtation towards you. In life, we always take chances especially meeting with people. There are no good and bad people. Instead, majority of us are simply people who do some good things and some bad. Personally, I will do it for anyone who may need my help regardless of who they are. Good luck and take care.
Wait until you run/invited into a fiesta, where laterally almost every household will be preparing food for any visitor, and guess what? it's rude to say NO if you are offered food. You might at least taste even when you are really full...enjoy Philippines 😎
I stopped at roadside store on my motorcycle to get water and they wouldn’t let me pay. They offered me food too. When I left the house next door called me over and gave me more food. ❤️❤️
Filipinos = Faith + Family & Friends + Food...
All of the good things!!! Thank you for the note, Joe
Great video Joe. I hope Cal is able to enjoy himself! He looks like he always has an ear-to-ear grin. I appreciate your videos as I will one day retire and the will spend a lot of time in the Philippines. For me, it's going to be about reconnecting with my roots (my mother was Filipino, Father was a Marine :D), and to visit Subic Bay where I spent a few years as a kid.
Best of luck with your channel!
Hi Ted, thank you for the note. Yes, call was all smiles. Wait till you see him the next day 😆. I hope you get to return soon. I’m so happy to be here.
I moved from Calif. USA to Cebu in 2010. The Filipino people are the sweetest people I have ever met. So nice I married one. A lot of American guys like me find our own kind harsh, loud and generally unattractive. Filipinas are sweet traditional housewife and mommy types, and they are SOOOOOOOOO CUTE!!! If Miss Universe contest REALLY knew beauty the Philippines would win EVERY year.
Just subscribe from a Filipino American in Texas USA 🇺🇸 Enjoy and take care. Goodluck to your channel. Godbless
Thank you Totoy! Sorry for delay, I'm still getting lost in the comment section. Best, Joe
Hi Joe, it's nice meeting you here. I was in the US Navy in the early 80s. I currently live in BGC close to Venice Grand Canal Mall. It would be great to meet you sometime while I'm in BGC. I'll be leaving for Tagaytay in a month. What is your contact information? Chuck
Hi Chuck, small world. I would enjoy meeting you while your still in Bgc. Zip over to my website and you can message me from the Facebook or instAgram link or at bottom of page fill out email address and subscribe to site. I can easily remove your email from site so you don’t have to worry about spam. I’ll send you my contact info there for Viber. If I post it here it will be spam bottled to death.
I heard from your video your a pilot from Blue Angels! Salute sir! I just watched a domentary films about the Navy Blue Angels! Good to hear your in the Philippines! Enjoy Sir!👍🇵🇭🇧🇭
Hi Rob, I was the #7 Crew Chief, not a pilot. I flew back seat of 7 jet to the airshow with the Narrator (#7) and the Event Coordinator (8) flew backseat home after the shows. Everyone on the team is excited about the new video, I’ve yet to see it. Thank you for watching and taking time to write. Best, Joe.
Welcome sir!
Ok..but still a great part of it.
Still salute you sir.!
Joey, thanks for this video. Wow, what an adventure you're having in the PI. Keep up the great work. God Bless.
Hello Rodrigo! Thank you for watching and the blessing. I’m definitely loving the Philippines 🇵🇭, it is the greatest place on earth! Best, Joe
Wow 😮 thumbs up enjoyed watching
Thank you Scott! Awesome to hear from a pro like you!
@calslooking the lives honestly were weighing on my mind. I keep thinking about what was said as they're not scripted and if anything can be taken the wrong way. I feel better after they are deleted. Any advice there? of course I can link to the great Joe. But I gotta work it into a vid just as your head was. There has to be a connection and some motivation to click. I'm on it.
@calslooking I live for kind words so that means a lot to me Cal thanks
@@irenehale179 hi Irene, really you subbed??? thanks so much
@@irenehale179 its continuing its just one last long video instead of 4 more. Bing's life is a story of a million lives. Why bury it under the carpet. I say discuss it and bring light to the topic.
Filipinos have this HAPPY COUNTENANCE in them!! THEY WILL MAKE YOU FEEL YOU ARE SAFE AND TO NEED NOT WORRY COZ HELP IS AVAILABLE EVERYTIME!!❤❤❤❤
That is such a wonderful way to describe the Filipino people. I’m keeping this! Thank you!
There's a road from subic to mariveles road it's kinda beautiful scenery.. you really need a reserve gas..
The Filipinos are the best… so loving, kind and wonderful!!!
I agree! Best culture in the world!
🌻Warm Greetings from a Fil-Am in San Diego, CA.
Thank you for featuring the heartfelt and supreme Hospitality, The HALE FAMILY, gave you and CAL. Those 3 days of unbelievable heartwarming Welcome and Sincere Generosity you both received was "meant to be" specially, for CAL. IF that lavish treatment The Hales gave did not change his opinion of the Philippines and Filipinos, to cause ea "Change of Heart" in CAL, I don't know what else would.
I agree. All the people in Santo Tomas Lubao are fabulous.
Nice to see you guys on an adventure out in the countryside! I've been trying to promote you on other channels to help you get monetized. Hoping to see a convoy of expat moto vloggers with you guys, CJ Abroad, Carefree Chris and others someday that'd be quite an adventure. I'm meeting Cal soon to check out the Veteran cemetery in Taguig and was wondering if you'll be there too!
The AC repairman said he would be back tomorrow or Monday with parts. You guys message me before you head that way. If possible I’ll join you!
Hopefully the weather will cooperate tomorrow lol
The Philippines has 7,641 islands Joe.
But you can travel riding your broom broom anywhere else in the Philippines👍.
Come here in Visayas and Mindanao and experience the hospitality of the Pilipinos👍👍
You are so right! I’m waiting for motorcycle luggage to arrive 3 months so far. Suppose to be here in May. Then I can start island hopping with dive and camera gear!
OK OK I subscribed great content brother keep them coming 👍🇵🇭
Thank you Jasper!!!
Ill be there shortly myself on a discovery trip. Might even stay for months. Awesome vid!
I’m sure you’ll love it. Shout out when you get close.
@@irenehale179 Thank you Irene!
Good luck ClickinOrka. I met Joe and Cal today they were awesome! 🤙
@@jportega9404 Thanks JP. I thought you sent a message on FB yesterday. I can’t find it.
@@Joeysgonerogue it might be under Message Requests. I'll send one again to bump it up right now
Great content…. Thanks Joe
Thank you!
What a awesome adventure video. I got up early thanking God. Then after coffee this video just pops up. I have a flight to Clark in a few days first time back since covid shutdown. Thank you Joe I needed this. I hope to find a big bike to rent ride up to Bagio from clark....Lord willing......break right
Thanks brother! I’m sure in Clark, you’ll find something. Just remember Sessions Rd is off limits for motorcycles.
Great video. Love it! 🚀
Thank you, Jasper! 🙌
@Calslooking 🤝
Right! You are always welcome,, Your on the right track, just also be carefull and Ride safe sir! 🙏🤙🇵🇭
Thank you, I will
Oh I love being part of one's family or treated as a part of one's family though I'm Filipino and Filipino always treat anyone well...
I love the people here.. Best in the world!
Great Video,,,,, i am also originally from da Bronx(Riverdale ) Give Regards to Cal
I sure will! Thank you for the note and compliment!
Thank you sir. Welcome to the Philippines.
Thank you and your country for being so welcoming and supportive. ❤️
Welcome Joe to the Philippines!!!
Thanks for presenting my county .. Greetings from Tarlac City
Hello Sandra, thank you for the nice note. Sorry for delay I’m sick na. I love your country!
I use to work in Morris Ave, Bronx. Enjoy the country
I’ll pass that along to Cal. He heads back to the USA Tuesday. Best, Joe
Thank you so much for liking my country and my people! 💖💖💖
Thank you, and also a big thank you to everyone I’ve met. This is a beautiful place to be. Best, Joe
Filipinos are the treasure of the Philippines
💯 there are many beautiful natural wonders in the world, but the Filipino people are what makes this the most beautiful country in the world!
keep safe always my friend.. ❤️
That's a great story to hear! We should not give up in believing that there are still good people existing :)) But seriously, in general there are still many good people around the globe, specially in South East Asia (:
Well said!
The roots of the Filipino hospitality can be due to our unique circumstances, in my opinion. Places in the Philippines especially in the past are really not that accessible. Roads were not that good, no bridges but only boats to make river crossings, landslides, etc. In the past, if a person resides in one of the islands in the Visayas and a relative invites them to visit their place in Mindanao, it really required a lot of preparation and motivation (islands apart, boat rides, airplane rides, long distances to travel).
Sometimes we just give a long sigh, because to us Mindanao is just so far away (too many body aches). The distant relatives would assure the person that they would really be taken cared of if they do visit. When the visit actually happens, the person is really treated like a king or very comfortably and the relative would go out of their way to make their stay memorable.
This could also be the cause of what came to be known as Filipino time. Where if you get invited to a town fiesta and asked to be there at 12:00 PM, people don't usually come on time but an hour or two or so much later. People could come from far away places like islands away. People get lost along the way or transport broke down.
That's why for such occasions, there would also be that practice of leaving food no matter how little for each dish on the table, or a set of food set aside hidden somewhere, because there could be some people who would still come very late, as in VERY late.
Being late in this context is no big deal for us. We say, as an apology, "Paciencia na" to the persons inviting us. This means "We are sorry. Please be patient with me. We'll do better the next time around. (shit happens, you know)" Paciencia is a Spanish word for patience. Of course, in a modern day business meeting in Makati, we always want to be prompt in our business dealings. For social occasions, we're not that strict.
Wow! Thank you for taking the time to write and for the great explanation! It sounds so logical the way you explained it. Best, Joe
Glad too you spoke about being late because for some of us we say "Better late than never." Some people don't seem to realize the importance that at least you came or arrived instead of not arriving at all.
Wow Joe you were in the blue angles. OMG that must have been fun. I was a Navy P-3 pilot and a Delta 767/757 Captain. Miss it all. Does Calvin have a channel?
Hi Cody, Wayne Molnar and Andy Caputi both flew for Delta after leaving the team. I was very fortunate to have been selected and especially as 7 crew chief to have job of flying everywhere with the narrator. I think Wayne was flying international routes to Europe. Did you do any liberty in the PI? Calvin’s channel was removed and all of his access to Google products was also removed. Cheers!
@@Joeysgonerogue I bet you have some good stories. I was 12 years international out of JFK. We deployed to Adak AK and Diego Garcia during my Navy fleet tour time. Did get 2 weeks in Cubi Point, Olongapo City and a few other short trips to the PI . Always said I was going back but life got in the way. I can still do it and I am finally in position to do it. Calvin sounds like my kind of guy!
@@codywy5579 Calvin has a great heart and is a good friend. He s very New York and very fun to hangout with. Never too late to come back. Olongapo is a very nice place now. Amazing what the Filipino people have accomplished. Cheers!
Spread the word that Filipino are good cook, kind, happy human being ❤❤❤ coz that's what we are friendly... Your friend are welcome here... Enjoy my country 😊😊😊 God bless 🙏
Thank you Roberto! God bless you rin
I'm a Filipino and when I arrived in Singapore, I was shocked by the lady's atittude in the Foreign Exchange Kiosk. Philippines may be a third world poor country, but we know how to treat guests.
The Philippines deserves so much more credit internationally, not only for their nurses and professionals, but also for the sincere and caring culture!
Oh that's even better, the people in Kuala Lumpur Airport are the worst, worst airport in d world I've been to, cannot be even compared to Singapore, in SG it's very rare while in KL, most of the airport staff are rude & doesn't help or doesn't care.
@@sprikitik9719 that’s sad to hear.
I'm an American who first visited the Philippines in 1988. Love at first sight. Moved here 2010. The sweetest people I've ever met. So nice that I married a Filipina. Many of us guys from America are tired of the loud, demanding, harsh, masculine women in America and are finding sweet, traditional housewife and mommy types here in the Philippines. And if Miss Universe contest REALLY knew beauty the Philippines would win EVERY year.
@@glstka5710 they have to let the other countries win a contest every now and again…. Think how nasty the world would be if they never won another pageant 😁😁
To each his own
im happy u found friends in many places
Thank you, Alfie. It’s wonderful to walk in a door where people know your name.
New subscriber here in Philippines
Thank you, Flordan! Sorry for the delay, I'm still getting lost in the comments. Best, Joe
That Cal guy is ripped.
Joey living the dream, awesome. 👍
Dennis! You got it, man!
Wow very developed highway toll system in the Philippines.very iimpressive
It’s really fantastic. There are two operators so you need to accounts to use them all. Both can be reloaded on your phone! Best, Joe
What is the Custom to do in return for that Hospitality? How can we show appreciation ?
Hi Miles, I’ve been told that just showing gratitude and accepting their hospitality is all that is asked. I had intended to send a thank you card via mail; however the just had a major fire (I think three days to get it all out) at the Manila post office. I think the odds of them getting a card are very low.
We also have the practice in the West where you owe one to somebody and you need to do something in return for that specific person in return so it would be even for both of you in the future. But in Filipino culture, it's a little bit different in addition to that. You can show gratitude to the person showing you kindness, a filipino stranger at that or a foreigner, but you don't need to get back to that specific person to show your kindness to him and you're even.
What you do is to pay it forward by showing kindness and service to other people you might meet in the future, stranger or not, because you have received such kindness in the past and still continue to serve others as long as somebody needs your help. It's a virtuous cycle of showing kindness, generosity, what have you for everyone without asking for anything in return.
@@netbiz888 I love that! Thank you.
Nothing really. That's the great thing about Filipino hospitality, they don't expect anything in return. So just simply show and say how appreciative you are of what they are doing. Just be very careful and tactful about saying no to what they offer.
Filipino people are God fearing.
Hospitality is really a culture and
we are selfless too, most of us, I should say. Generosity is common to all of us. Thank you Lord!
Amen!
Mabuhay Joe!! Enjoy! Take care and God bless👍🙏
Thank you! Sorry for delay, I still get lost in the comments section.. Cheers, Joe!
@@Joeysgonerogue Thanks for your service Joey! Wow! Blue Angel's Aviator. Best of the Best! Fil-AM,,,Also a Sailor here,,,,USN 75-79. A new subscriber. Glad you and Cal are enjoying the local hospitality, friendships and food. Take care👍
@@01redlightning Hi! Thanks for the note. Cals gone back to the US. Who knows if he’ll make it back. In the Blues, I was Seven Crew chief, not an Aviator. 7 jet is the team’s two seater and the 7 crew chief gets back seat qualified and flys backseat to shows with Narrator the day before the team arrives. Back seat is usually occupied by a Naval Flight officer. Blues are the only exception that qualifies an enlisted person to fly in the back. Cheers, Joe!
@@Joeysgonerogue Outstanding Joey! I was an Airdale with VS-37, NASNI San Diego. AMH-2 (bubble chaser). After 40 years Stateside. I decided to retire back in my home town and province in Laguna. Hey Joey! If you haven't decided where to settle down. I would love to buy you lunch or coffee if your up to it. And give you reasons why where I decided to retire is the best logistics on $1k/mo. Been here going on 15yrs. Let me know? Have fun and ride safe.
You took me back when you said Blue Angels. I was an SP at NF AFB in the 80’s actually was doing security when they had an accident during that time. Seen you guys a few times after never another mishap thank the Lord.
Hi! Time flys. Seems like yesterday and way way back at other times. 1985 was Mike Gershon and Andy Caputi. That was a few months before my arrival. Andy went on to fly for Delta. Thanks for your service! Joey
@@Joeysgonerogue it flys literally. I thank you for your service as well and the great video
new subscriber here from pampanga sir all the way in israel....... take care GOD blesss
Thank you.. Sorry for the delay, I still lost managing the comments.. Cheers, Joe!
very nice people ♥
Why is it that only Americans most people that come from big cities ie New York are so out of touch with the love of humanity like our Philippino people who will welcome and take care of any stranger to their own home wholeheartedly? Most other country of the world that come to my country are all in awe of the friendliness of my people and the natural beauty of my country.
The systems that have been established in the US, it has trained alot of us to be standoffish, and kind of cold mostly, especially in big cities where you have to really climb your way to the top to even survive like a NYC, its very hard to see where these people are coming from, but I dont know why you are saying this about these 2 guys; they gave off that kind of energy?
Thank you sir for the generous compliments to our people. More power to you !❤❤❤
#nice!!!
Thank you 😊
New sub here.. hope you meet more wonderful filipino family friends.. though some are not "priviledged".. but still hey are awesome!l
The kindness and generosity of those “not privileged” is the most beautiful thing here. They are wealthy in love and spirit. A young girl selling vegetables with her family on the road said “ ingat Po” before I drove off last week. One of the most heartwarming moments so far. Thank you for subscribing, Joe
New subs here! Great content!
Thank you for watching and subscribing. Sorry for the delay, I'm still getting lost in the comment section. Best, Joe
6:46 Wonder if Cal would enjoy the same attention coming from guys. 🤷♂️😍😁
Very interesting question…. Thank you 😊
I don't care if he hates the Philippines. Why did he come in the first place? Anyway, congratulations for coming up with this vlog, Joe.
Thank you, Zanita!
I know. What's the point of going there?
@@Joeysgonerogue My pleasure...
Blue angel, cool
if you don't mind what camera are you using sir?
Hi Raprap, on the motorcycle and moving video I use the insta360 x3 and for stills and stationary video I use a Fuji XH2. Cheers!
@@Joeysgonerogue Thank you! I am right it is insta 360. I am about to buy it as well, it is really good in stabilization. Love it. More power to you. 🙏
@@RaprapDy thank you!
I just hope the hospitality and kindness of my fellowmen will not be betrayed and abused of those foreigners cuz no other nationalities do that .
Unfortunately many westerners treat others here very poorly. I have been overwhelmed by kindness here and it’s truly humbling to be treated so well after witnessing abusive behavior.
Joe next time Bill and I come to PI, we want you to go to my house in Batangas.
Thank you, I would love that. Make sure we stay in touch!
Joe where are you? its been 5 days now and no new uploads.. :D :D
Next video in morning. Two days at hospital with sick friend. 😊
@@Joeysgonerogue oh i see..i wish him well
@@MrRockduke Thank you. They will discharge her tomorrow. Severe bacterial infection. Thank you for reaching out. Very much appreciated!
Did your friend try Red Horse? I'm sure he has tried lechon by now.
He drank a lot of Red Horse! I think he liked it..
Now try BALUT!!!
@@glstka5710 I’m thinking he did. I’m not up for that challenge. 😆
@@Joeysgonerogue Did he knock it down? It's very strong.
👏😜🤗
Not sure if you ever mentioned why cal initially hated Pi.
He said he kept saying hi and no one would answer him. Also, that BGC was boring. I think he understands now that he is so big and loud that he can make others feel uncomfortable by mistake. When he learned how to say good morning in Tagalog he was walking around greeting people constantly and most were responsive.
Maybe we should just keep it as our little secret, I personally don't care for visitors to come and visit our islands too much. We usually go out of way to be a great host to our 'visitors and that's a given in our culture.I moved to California when I was 12 due to better opportunities for my family, but I still long for the Philippine island. It's the sense of belonging I guess. and it's over there where I can truly sense and feel it. If you cant't feel this vibe, it's not for you. I don't want our island saturated with visitors anyway.
Hospitality is embedded in the culture. Maybe the reason why we were conquered thrice hahaha but we're very thankful to the Americans for setting us free. That is why we love you guys. An old allie, Really!
I consider us brothers and sisiters. We fought and died side by side!
@@Joeysgonerogue That is why our President chose US instead of....... because of the alliance we have. It has been tested and proven. We welcome you guys with open arms.
Hi sir
Hello, Corita. Thank you for watching.
Be careful with your motorcycle....a lot of accidents....Filipino drivers can be crazy.....better if you have a car....your life is more important......just saying...
Thank you for the nice note of concern. I can't argue with what you say. You are correct! When I find place to call home, I will get a car for sure!
since he is your "friend" already, might as well tell him to observe proper road rules in the Philippines and not be a show off from 00:25 - 01:03
no hands, weaving side to side and standing up while there are other motorists on the road, he is an accident waiting to happen... if this video gets reported to LTO, both your local license or ability to drive here gets revoked, Philippines is a welcoming country but rules still apply no matter if you are local or foreigner
I agree. Very dangerous. He is gone now.
Subscribe, from Manila Philippines.🇺🇸🇵🇭👆👍😀
Thank you, Wilbur! I have so much more to see in Manila!
We hardly invite stranger here in the west..oh wait we may get rob...
So true it’s funny! Unless you’re the one getting robbed!
man tell him not do exhibition in expressway he's putting himself and others in danger.
Especially danger to himself. He has gone back to the US.
So why did Cal come to the Philippines when he already has this "ILL FEELING" or bias AGAINST the Philippines?
He said he came to the Philippines hoping to find a wife and at the urging of a vlogger, Scotty - regular guy. When he got to BGC he got frustrated with several things. He spent the day yesterday in Infanta Quezon and loved the ride and the locals. He still gets frustrated at many things, but he truly loves the people here now. He leaves Tuesday. I don’t know if he’ll return.
@@Joeysgonerogue Please tell him NEVER EVER TO RETURN because negative vibes have no place in our country. We maybe poor and lack the sophistication and material things that your country has BUT WE ARE HAPPY and FULFILLED in sooo many ways. Obviously he doesn't see and feel the world the way we do. PLEASE ask him NEVER TO COME BACK.
@@Joeysgonerogue Still don't understand how he goes to find a wife in a place that he hates..
@@phil-amvlogsi8359 there are something’s I just call mysteries of the universe. 😊
Philippines is definitely safe compare to u.s bcoz in u.s schools are not safe they have oftenass shooting.. you go to supermarket and church still their is mass shooting... White n black r racist they hurting asian bcoz of covid issue but here we welcome visitors we welcome them as friend.. i love philippines
Almost ANY American city with a District Attorney sponsored by George Soros will be more dangerous than almost anywhere in the Philippines.
Philippines is okay. Just the government that I really don't like.
The people make the difference! Governments come and go! Thank you for taking the time to write. Best, Joe
Why he hates my country in a first place?
I don't understand why. I love your country and am proud to be here!
It looks like you are speeding lol
New York is such a terrible city, especially compared to what it used to be 20 year ago, so I feel really sorry for Cal that he decided to leave the Philipines to go home, it's a huge mistake and I have a feeling he'll really come to regret it!!!
Most of the Leftist controlled cities in America are such a disaster that anyone who comes here to the Philippines will soon be planning to move here permanently. I moved from the LA area of Calif. to Cebu in 2010. Never want to go back.
Who cares what he thinks.
I have a problem with Filipina food been here for 6 years now and that is being diabetic most food is sugar loaded or too salty so I hate to be invited as not wanting to offend when I refuse food so find it easier to not go.
U may politely say ur condition esp to the host....coz many filipinos are diabetic also
@@allancuya9975 Thanks for comment being from a medical background I am aware of the fact Philippines is one of highest Diabetic numbers in the World because of diet so much sugar and high salt diet is bad for heart attack this is my only concern in Philippines .I hate offending but it is difficult to avoid sensitive Filipinas.
@@irenehale179 low rice diet is almost unknown here my wife and daughter eat to me large portion rice 3 times day Filipina friends if I take to eat out seems they will have a breakdown if no rice there is one only restaurant here in Dumaguete that I like but as they don't have rice at all on menu I can not go when I have my family or Filipina friends with me. I eat rice plain with hot curry or Chinese style fried rice but not every meal or even every week .I find Filipinas will not be interested to try other foods and be happy about it .
Yeah.. it's a click bait. 👎
CLICK BAIT - MISLEADING TITLE!!!
He should hate himself for not comiing here soon..
Great observation!!! Cheers, Joe!
click bait!
Hardly.
Filipinos=hospitality, warm smile, welcoming nature, food, drinks, karaoke, story time, just all around fun. Welcome to my country and my people. We might not have enough but you are welcome to share.😊
Hi Jules, Thank you for watching and the kind note. Life is wonderful here. Cheers, Joe!!!
Right! You are always welcome,, Your on the right track, just also be carefull and Ride safe sir! 🙏🤙🇵🇭
Thank you very much! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️