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Chrissy, don't worry about the politically correct disclaimers to make sure people don't get offended. People will always get offended. Just look at me complaining about your disclaimers. 🤣 The people that watch your channel know you have a good heart and always have the best of intentions. Best of luck with your vlog. 😁
Another piece of advice- there are certain types of ear plugs that will completely silence that rooster sound. Use those ear plugs when sleeping, and then just ignore the roosters all the rest of the time
Even here in the US. I use ear plugs for sleeping. Do not go to the PI without ear plugs. Roosters, bullfrogs, rain on metal roofs, exhaust mufflers on jeepney and tricycles. You do get used to it. I miss the bullfrogs and rain on the roof, but if you are not used to it or new to the PI. Yes, it can be annoying. Your flight may be noisy too. Bring a sandwich bag of ear plugs.
I remember coming home to London after living living in Tokyo a for a few years: I left my luggage unattended (as I would in Tokyo) to speak to the train ticket guy - he had to remind me to be watch my stuff because I had forgotten the habit.
Bravo! People are people and what I love about the Philippines is the honesty of the majority. No apologies needed for the ones that break this rule. Give Dale ,Tim and your puppy's a big hug for me!!!
Thanks Chrissy! it goes without saying to be careful when you travel in any foreign country. If you plan to travel all over the Philippines for an extended period, lower your expectations, be flexible and always be friendly and respectful. The last one will go a long way. :)
Hi Chrissy here watching your video thank you for giving out information on how things are over there your getting better in explaining and socializing with your fans 👍
I have a 2,500 sq.ft. home in florida with a pool pump and my electric averages $133 a month. 7 years old but all the insulation options available. $200 is high.
We dont use nuclear plant that is why its expensive and yes we have a nuclear plant but it was never use ever since it was constructed by westing house due to political reason
Florida probably has the cheapest power in the US as it Uses alot of DIRTY COAL. Average per Kilowatt is like 8 cents and Olrando Utility is like 6 cent. Here in Hawaii is the Most expensive at 30 cents per Kilowatt hour.
Randomly saw Tim on Balds chamnel,been watching since beginning. You go Krissy I love your stories and your cute self. You guys are awesome, please keep entertaining me!!! TY❤✌❤
I always have small bills Tim K when I arrive in Cebu for use of taxi n catching the ferry to Camotes Island to our house in San Isidro in the barangay. Love the weather there Tim K n sit on my terrace in the late afternoons but now lost the view of the road bc our new Beauty Store is now in front of our house hehe
Chrissy, another fun informative vlog, well done. It would be fun if Joseph and Hanna could sit beside you with the camera on tripod while you share with us and they would add their comments too? Folks, watching Tim K and Chrissy K you guys have no clue how lovely the Sogod Bay area is. And the history of that area is interesting and historical from Magellan and the Second World War.
Very helpful information from you & your family, thankyou for sharing. Your getting much better everytime you Vlog chrissy so please keep it up ' your beautiful as always and so is your sister Hanah. Take care & stay safe always my friend. 🙏
Same in Mexico and Colombia--hard to have enough small bills. You only get large ones at the ATM but few places have enough change!!! By the way, if you want a country that does have fast internet, isnt hot, doesnt have brownouts, and is really really cheap, (and friendly people) come to Colombia.
"Filipino time" seems to be a one-way street. If I am two minutes late, I get scolded by the same people who were an hour late the time before. How does that work?
Hello there , Chrissy k there is a few ways you can fix the electrical problem , 1 is investing into Solar panels , it dont need tol be a massive investment but u can get small ones to charge phones and laptops u have alot of space in your apartment and there is alot of sun so it will save on long term money and the headache of the black outs .
Hello Chrissy, My electric Bill here in Ohio USA averages around $100 dollars a month for my three bedroom house. My brother lives in Kentucky and his electric Bill averages around $400 dollars a month for the same size house. Some places here have bad Internet if you live to far from the towns. Take care Young Lady.
I’m in Ohio too… near the lake… north of Cleveland in a city called Eastlake. I have a 4 bed 2.5 bath 3000sq ft house and I used to pay at most $175 per month for electric… then I built several 3D solar towers and hooked it up… now I get an average check or credit of $65-90 paid to me cause I hooked it up where I sell the extra energy back to the grid
Stray dogs! In many places dogs are wandering about and barking, especially at night. Sadly the locals are so used to it they don't seem to notice the problem any more.
I noticed the new concrete road in the hills Chrissy. Looks like the place where you brought the food bags that time. Thanks for sharing, be safe and enjoy your weekend!
Hello Chrissy thank you for the information on the province and the things that are going on it’s good to know 👍🏻👍🏻thank you god bless and stay safe always you and your family and friends 👍🏻😁
You are right. My wife who also live in Padre Burgos (Southern Leyte) say the same. Electricity is to expensive and internet(even she have PLDT now) is very slowly
For foreigners, most of whom are very trusting towards others, you don't know you have been ripped off in the Philippines until it happens. My wife and i have property there and i resided there permanently until before the Covid restrictions. Many people including neighbours and even family all of whom i trusted, ripped me off or tried to rip me off for money. Whilst i love the Philippines, the end result for me is i do not trust anyone there because of what happened to me and my wife. Mostly foreigners are trustworthy, but Filipino's cannot be trusted, in my opinion and my wife agree's. Bob.
Hi Chrissy, Always nice to see & hear your views on the suburbs and life in general in the Philippines. Hope you are all keeping well and keeping clear of this virus, stay safe and happy.
I’m not even Filipino but I do so many Filipino things that I didn’t even know they were Filipino like talking to loud I think I was reincarnated from a Filipino.
Be mindful of others! In the US being late is disrespectful & insulting to the one inviting you, in fact, some believe that you want attention of your late entrance. This behavior doesn’t work will with my husband, he’s the most punctual person I’ve ever known alive. He’ll left me plenty of times & I ended up driving myself or taking a cab. Keep up your contents!
Yan na kabayan yan ang problima natin sa pilipinas expinsive ang electricity dapat bilisan naman ng govt. natin na mag invest ng para sa electricity sa pilipinas dapat unahin nalang ang para sa electricity natin sa pilipinas..
ionst started watching your channel today and really enjoy all the useful information. For some forenors, we need to concentrate to understand your accent. It's makes it harder when you have 2 or 3 people talking at the same time. Even when talking in the background. Thank you.
The reason why your electricity bill is high is because you live with a foreigner whose always running the air-con 24/7. That is my guess it's so hot there that you always have to run the air-con.
@@rogerclark3 if Timmy didn't run it 24 hours a day (as would I if I was there) the bill would be 65% or less. I'm guessing it's not cheap to provide electricity on a remote island 🏝!
Crissy its good to hear from you again girl thank you for sharing. Unfortunately you can't share much about the entire Philippines only your province Leyte.
Great Video, Thank You... I loved the background scenery, so pretty... TIPS were great, but remember theft I'd bad everywhere when traveling and I personally found the Provinces very safe. I Lost my New Cellphone( about $800 USD) 3 times and got it back easily everytime in the provinces... One time the Bar Manager actually took a trike to my hotel to return it... Just amazing culture once you get out of the City and as you said enjoy and and laugh with the jokes not get upset... Patiently waiting for next video... BTW, nice to hear your sisters laugh even if she is camera shy... Everyone should Respect her choices 😉😉
Thank you for the information Tin. Foreigners need to understand it is just the Filipino way. Tim has adapted well. And yes my Filipina wife talks loud. Our son always thinks she is yelling at him, she is talking normal loud Filipina.
thank you for all the negs. you are good promoter for your country. we foreigners need to be aware of these things. yes we are used to fast internet in west. doesn’t stop you uploading your videos to youtube though!
She is just comparing the province to the city ...... you might be well travelled and she is not ..... she is just trying to be helpful to those who MIGHT think the Philippines is all perfect with no crime.
7:53 - Yup , not everything is a bargain, for example: imported meats (turkey) is pricey there, cuz its imported. Oh, & Philippines rice is not great quality, so order jasmine rice instead. internet in Manila is usually ok. Provinces, not so much. 11:52 - that view is worth the trip !!
Great video and very professional (and fun to watch too). Love how you are in different locations and walking outside for each point. How many kwh of electricity do you use each month?
Very interesting channel. I have a filipino boyfriend and filipino friends. Hahaha the opposite like in the Switzerland. Here one of the most important rule is 'be on time', it's really important here. Nobody will wait for you. Ah yes and the interenet there 🤦🏼♀️ Great video.
Chrissy,again very nice video,...electricity is getting also in Germany so expensive, so just try to use Air condition as less as possible. Thanks for your vlog
In addition to the Philippines being the largest OW (overseas workers) also one of the largest remittances in the world now becoming the largest employer for call centers you may want to check the financial DATA on that also you will be surprised.
I see, so if you need a meeting at 12, you tell her its at 10 haha. I think Thieves see a Foreigner as a target more than a local not just because they maybe have more expensive things but because they are more likely to let their guard down. Especially the Cities. Do you shout at Tim in Visaya when argue? haha. Yes dont always carry 1k notes. Its Cheap sometimes but if they see a Foreigner price goes up haha. You should post your internet speeds, does it Vary? By comparison Electricity is expensive there, blackouts and Brown outs to share electricity loads. Good to see you all including mysterious Hannah. Amping and God Bless.
Yep, Chrissy is right about monetary funds and a lot of other youtube travel channels explain the same thing bring larger amout of dollar bills to exchange but I advise this if you're going to visit Philippines open a bank account there is better they do have branches in California and some other states I believe like PNB but most bank like wells Fargo, chase, and Usbc have branch in Manila so get some debit card there or transfer your funds there and get exchange rate dollar to pesos currency or deposit money wells Fargo tell them you're visiting Philippines and you want to use your card there or withdraw from manila Do not let anyone see you holding currency around or you're asking for trouble.
chrissy, when you say you "always" experience blackouts, how often is that? Every day for 2 hours, Once per week for 12 hours .... How often would you say.
You are correct Chrissie K. Especially when it comes to Brownout on our island of Camotes. It will happen any time of the day. Morning or lunch or late evenings. Internet on Camotes Island is ok. Better signal upstairs hehe. I always bring lots of small change bc places there don't have the capacity to carry big notes. Especially in the marketplace in San Francisco Chrissie K. I can't wait to get back to Camotes Island when the Philippines opens up hopefully mid next year 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Chrissy, your doing an amazing job especially when English isn’t your first language, lots of fun and informative, keep up the good work…awesome job!
Hanna is always looking down. JB should take turns watching for snakes with her. Chrissy never watching the ground for snakes, always Hanna watching !!
I would like to inform everyone that here in the Philippines we also have the so called Christian Time... where in punctuality is. being observed and practiced...
The views and opinions expressed within the content are solely the author's and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the public. Any content provided by the vlogger or her companion are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything. Thank you!
Why like that ha
You❤️❤️♥️😃😃 are a beautiful lady ,,
Good job thank you for that information 👍🏿
Is Hannah single???¿???
Chrissy, don't worry about the politically correct disclaimers to make sure people don't get offended. People will always get offended. Just look at me complaining about your disclaimers. 🤣
The people that watch your channel know you have a good heart and always have the best of intentions. Best of luck with your vlog. 😁
Being late is simply unacceptably rude behavior. It shows a complete lack of respect for those you are supposed to meet.
I just leave
I always give the person 30 minutes after the appointed time. If he/she doesn't show up, I'm gone.
@@manuelaffonso2191 Only if they phone
Hanna is so adorable! So shy and bubbly. I hope she opens up more. She is a lovely girl and I love it to see her in the videos!
You forgot to mention about the roosters, they're everywhere 😆😆😆
Move to the city NO roosters. But if you can only afford rooster land just ignore them.
Another piece of advice- there are certain types of ear plugs that will completely silence that rooster sound. Use those ear plugs when sleeping, and then just ignore the roosters all the rest of the time
At least you don't need alarm clocks.
Actually, when I came home I kinda missed the roosters
Even here in the US. I use ear plugs for sleeping. Do not go to the PI without ear plugs. Roosters, bullfrogs, rain on metal roofs, exhaust mufflers on jeepney and tricycles. You do get used to it. I miss the bullfrogs and rain on the roof, but if you are not used to it or new to the PI. Yes, it can be annoying. Your flight may be noisy too. Bring a sandwich bag of ear plugs.
I remember coming home to London after living living in Tokyo a for a few years: I left my luggage unattended (as I would in Tokyo) to speak to the train ticket guy - he had to remind me to be watch my stuff because I had forgotten the habit.
What you say is correct based on my experience living there for years. I love Filipinas so much I set my friends up with the good ones.
So beautiful and green there in the province, looks so peaceful, great place to do your vlog 😇😇
Gusto ko talaga pagiging simply mo krissy stay humble always.
Bravo! People are people and what I love about the Philippines is the honesty of the majority. No apologies needed for the ones that break this rule. Give Dale ,Tim and your puppy's a big hug for me!!!
I love this video. It was fun to watch and learn. Thank you always for the great information. Awesome job. God bless.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Chrissy! it goes without saying to be careful when you travel in any foreign country. If you plan to travel all over the Philippines for an extended period, lower your expectations, be flexible and always be friendly and respectful. The last one will go a long way. :)
FYI, internet connections in the USA are not always fast, especially in rural areas.
Good to see a new video from you Chrissy!
Hi Chrissy here watching your video thank you for giving out information on how things are over there your getting better in explaining and socializing with your fans 👍
I have a 2,500 sq.ft. home in florida with a pool pump and my electric averages $133 a month. 7 years old but all the insulation options available. $200 is high.
We dont use nuclear plant that is why its expensive and yes we have a nuclear plant but it was never use ever since it was constructed by westing house due to political reason
Florida probably has the cheapest power in the US as it Uses alot of DIRTY COAL. Average per Kilowatt is like 8 cents and Olrando Utility is like 6 cent. Here in Hawaii is the Most expensive at 30 cents per Kilowatt hour.
Randomly saw Tim on Balds chamnel,been watching since beginning. You go Krissy I love your stories and your cute self. You guys are awesome, please keep entertaining me!!! TY❤✌❤
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Thank you and your nice family for sharing beautiful Leyte with the world. And thank you very much for learning English.
6:11 - lol, having change for things is a constant struggle and requires strategy to keep enough 100's and 50 peso bills :)
Never tip....i know it sounds weird but that little bit of change is what you need.
Or before my fiancé told me I was supposed to pay when using highway cr . Yea I kinda walked right past them guys before.
I always have small bills Tim K when I arrive in Cebu for use of taxi n catching the ferry to Camotes Island to our house in San Isidro in the barangay. Love the weather there Tim K n sit on my terrace in the late afternoons but now lost the view of the road bc our new Beauty Store is now in front of our house hehe
Just carry the big bills
Nice hat hannah
Chrissy, another fun informative vlog, well done. It would be fun if Joseph and Hanna could sit beside you with the camera on tripod while you share with us and they would add their comments too? Folks, watching Tim K and Chrissy K you guys have no clue how lovely the Sogod Bay area is. And the history of that area is interesting and historical from Magellan and the Second World War.
It sounds like off-grid solar panel with battery could be a good investment in Philippines
thats what the hungry syrian wanderer has done at is house
Yes, if you build own house, it will be paid in about 5 years. Important.
@@yeroklexi0 to bad foreigners can't have any rights to own land .
@@thebigmann81 yeah. I wonder also some intermediate and giant companies in the Philippines have foreigners involved.
Very helpful information from you & your family, thankyou for sharing. Your getting much better everytime you Vlog chrissy so please keep it up ' your beautiful as always and so is your sister Hanah. Take care & stay safe always my friend. 🙏
Same in Mexico and Colombia--hard to have enough small bills. You only get large ones at the ATM but few places have enough change!!! By the way, if you want a country that does have fast internet, isnt hot, doesnt have brownouts, and is really really cheap, (and friendly people) come to Colombia.
Wow Chrissy you’re improving , good job lady!
Very informative video about your country...thanx!
"Filipino time" seems to be a one-way street. If I am two minutes late, I get scolded by the same people who were an hour late the time before. How does that work?
Hello there , Chrissy k there is a few ways you can fix the electrical problem , 1 is investing into Solar panels , it dont need tol be a massive investment but u can get small ones to charge phones and laptops u have alot of space in your apartment and there is alot of sun so it will save on long term money and the headache of the black outs .
Hello Chrissy, My electric Bill here in Ohio USA averages around $100 dollars a month for my three bedroom house. My brother lives in Kentucky and his electric Bill averages around $400 dollars a month for the same size house. Some places here have bad Internet if you live to far from the towns. Take care Young Lady.
I’m in Ohio too… near the lake… north of Cleveland in a city called Eastlake. I have a 4 bed 2.5 bath 3000sq ft house and I used to pay at most $175 per month for electric… then I built several 3D solar towers and hooked it up… now I get an average check or credit of $65-90 paid to me cause I hooked it up where I sell the extra energy back to the grid
Everywhere has a negative. Due diligence. Look at any place. America no longer leads the way. Philippines is a beautiful place.
Very helpful Vlog Chrissy , because I want to come Phillipines as soon as pandemic is finished . Good to see Hannah's beautiful face at end of vlog.
@@77203 oh well I'll just have to be patient. I'm fully vaccinated now but not sure if that eases restrictions .
Salamat Po
Stray dogs! In many places dogs are wandering about and barking, especially at night. Sadly the locals are so used to it they don't seem to notice the problem any more.
Electricity in the Philippines is expensive because you usually have 4-5 other houses tapped into your meter.
The view when you talked about electricity was amazing. I would love to live with that view.
I noticed the new concrete road in the hills Chrissy. Looks like the place where you brought the food bags that time. Thanks for sharing, be safe and enjoy your weekend!
Outdoor chat makes for a great backdrop ! Well done !
Hello Chrissy thank you for the information on the province and the things that are going on it’s good to know 👍🏻👍🏻thank you god bless and stay safe always you and your family and friends 👍🏻😁
You are right.
My wife who also live in Padre Burgos (Southern Leyte) say the same.
Electricity is to expensive and internet(even she have PLDT now) is very slowly
Hannah is nice to look at but acts a lil childish at times.
Comments like yours will make Hannah even more shy to want to participate in videos.
Comments are nice to read sometimes but people act childish at times. **Hint...Hint**
Hanna is "probably trying to be mysterious". LOL. Mission accomplished!
Thank you Chrissy Good info great video! Keep them coming big fan!
Thanks for the information, nice views of the country side. God bless to you and your family.
That was a very helpful show. ‼️
For foreigners, most of whom are very trusting towards others, you don't know you have been ripped off in the Philippines
until it happens. My wife and i have property there and i resided there permanently until before the Covid restrictions.
Many people including neighbours and even family all of whom i trusted, ripped me off or tried to rip me off for money.
Whilst i love the Philippines, the end result for me is i do not trust anyone there because of what happened to me and my wife. Mostly foreigners are trustworthy, but Filipino's cannot be trusted, in my opinion and my wife agree's. Bob.
the electricity bill in south Australia where i live is the highest in the world, mine on average is around $1500 to $2000 every 3 months
Hi Chrissy, Always nice to see & hear your views on the suburbs and life in general in the Philippines.
Hope you are all keeping well and keeping clear of this virus, stay safe and happy.
I’m not even Filipino but I do so many Filipino things that I didn’t even know they were Filipino like talking to loud I think I was reincarnated from a Filipino.
Good job, Chrissy! You will be a presenter on GMA next! You are very endearing. Big smiles 🙂
You guys would probably benefit from solar there because y' all get a lot of sunshine to make your own power.
Would cost a fortune, especially with a back battery, but yes I agree.
that's my plan when I become the president in 2030, cover the entire Philippines with solar roof
looking good as always , may freedom be with us fast
Be mindful of others!
In the US being late is disrespectful & insulting to the one inviting you, in fact, some believe that you want attention of your late entrance.
This behavior doesn’t work will with my husband, he’s the most punctual person I’ve ever known alive. He’ll left me plenty of times & I ended up driving myself or taking a cab.
Keep up your contents!
FYI electricity from homes the high cost is mostly from usage of the following; Refrigerator, HVAC, and Water Heater
not a tank less water heater though
@@6955beniegn Correct
Avoid the beggars
The scammers and the lies from people you don't know
Ty for your advice
Philippines' internet is intentionally
very slow to prevent pinoys from flooding
internet but call centers has super fast internets.
1 depends on what your buying two it depends on what country your coming from Fer example say Americans won't have much of a problem
Nailed it! Wow. You have got really confident on Camera now. Very nice video editing. Do you do your own video editing? Hi from la Union!
Thanks for sharing your insights :-)
The guy friend, your cousin?? he's always so CUTE and smart. Please show more of him. He's a character and super adorable. CUTE!!
Lol sounds the same as Mexicans we are always late of course because we both got conquered by spain.
Why did you come so late
I had to fight the Spaniard first
Love your vlogs you and your cousin make a good team and shocked to see Hanna did not know she was so shy
Yan na kabayan yan ang problima natin sa pilipinas expinsive ang electricity dapat bilisan naman ng govt. natin na mag invest ng para sa electricity sa pilipinas dapat unahin nalang ang para sa electricity natin sa pilipinas..
ionst started watching your channel today and really enjoy all the useful information. For some forenors, we need to concentrate to understand your accent. It's makes it harder when you have 2 or 3 people talking at the same time. Even when talking in the background. Thank you.
The reason why your electricity bill is high is because you live with a foreigner whose always running the air-con 24/7.
That is my guess it's so hot there that you always have to run the air-con.
and you live in a bigger house now. more zircon
I pay like $125 - $150 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment in Washington, DC during the summer because I run the air-con so much.
It's 25 cents a kw/h. Double the cost of electricity in Texas. But yes, it's higher because of aircon...
@@rogerclark3 if Timmy didn't run it 24 hours a day (as would I if I was there) the bill would be 65% or less.
I'm guessing it's not cheap to provide electricity on a remote island 🏝!
@@rogerclark3 is this in Phillipines?
Crissy its good to hear from you again girl thank you for sharing. Unfortunately you can't share much about the entire Philippines only your province Leyte.
Great Video,
Thank You... I loved the background scenery, so pretty...
TIPS were great, but remember theft I'd bad everywhere when traveling and I personally found the Provinces very safe. I Lost my New Cellphone( about $800 USD) 3 times and got it back easily everytime in the provinces... One time the Bar Manager actually took a trike to my hotel to return it... Just amazing culture once you get out of the City and as you said enjoy and and laugh with the jokes not get upset...
Patiently waiting for next video...
BTW, nice to hear your sisters laugh even if she is camera shy... Everyone should Respect her choices 😉😉
haha so True ! daming mandudukot {pickpockets] and stealing.
When we use our air conditioner our utility bill runs up to around $200 allso.
Thank you for the information Tin. Foreigners need to understand it is just the Filipino way. Tim has adapted well. And yes my Filipina wife talks loud. Our son always thinks she is yelling at him, she is talking normal loud Filipina.
Good advice and information that people need to enjoy their time in the Philippines 🇵🇭
thank you for all the negs. you are good promoter for your country. we foreigners need to be aware of these things. yes we are used to fast internet in west. doesn’t stop you uploading your videos to youtube though!
LOVE From New Zealand EVERYONE
Chrissy; way to be fair. This sort of crimes take place all over the world, especially when the opportunity is presented.
She is just comparing the province to the city ...... you might be well travelled and she is not ..... she is just trying to be helpful to those who MIGHT think the Philippines is all perfect with no crime.
7:53 - Yup , not everything is a bargain, for example: imported meats (turkey) is pricey there, cuz its imported. Oh, & Philippines rice is not great quality, so order jasmine rice instead.
internet in Manila is usually ok. Provinces, not so much.
11:52 - that view is worth the trip !!
Not all rice in the philippines are low quality but you have yo pay more but most filipino prefer to buy cheap one because financial reason
What about the speed of internet in Cebu and Davao?
Glad your and expert on everything from a to z...
Chrissy love the vedio you are good at it! Thanks for the fun God bless you! 🙏
Have a good and blessed day from Tehachapi
Soo pretty! Salamat Chrissy Ingat
Great video and very professional (and fun to watch too). Love how you are in different locations and walking outside for each point. How many kwh of electricity do you use each month?
Hey good to see you all ! Like Hannah’s love of life
Very interesting channel. I have a filipino boyfriend and filipino friends. Hahaha the opposite like in the Switzerland. Here one of the most important rule is 'be on time', it's really important here. Nobody will wait for you. Ah yes and the interenet there 🤦🏼♀️
Great video.
but you have to adjust too be on time as much as you can
Thank you and may God bless you abundantly!
Chrissy,again very nice video,...electricity is getting also in Germany so expensive, so just try to use Air condition as less as possible.
Thanks for your vlog
In addition to the Philippines being the largest OW (overseas workers) also one of the largest remittances in the world now becoming the largest employer for call centers you may want to check the financial DATA on that also you will be surprised.
Great job Chrissy! You are getting better at English and vlogging! :)
I see, so if you need a meeting at 12, you tell her its at 10 haha. I think Thieves see a Foreigner as a target more than a local not just because they maybe have more expensive things but because they are more likely to let their guard down. Especially the Cities. Do you shout at Tim in Visaya when argue? haha. Yes dont always carry 1k notes. Its Cheap sometimes but if they see a Foreigner price goes up haha. You should post your internet speeds, does it Vary? By comparison Electricity is expensive there, blackouts and Brown outs to share electricity loads. Good to see you all including mysterious Hannah. Amping and God Bless.
Foreigners discount twice the price
please show us (on google maps) where that lovely mountain top is. close to Burgos?
Big Hello from Australia, great work you do, very interesting material, and Hannah is very pretty, ganda! Oo.
Thanks for the info it's seem Hanna very shy and beautiful
Yep, Chrissy is right about monetary funds and a lot of other youtube travel channels explain the same thing bring larger amout of dollar bills to exchange but I advise this if you're going to visit Philippines open a bank account there is better they do have branches in California and some other states I believe like PNB but most bank like wells Fargo, chase, and Usbc have branch in Manila so get some debit card there or transfer your funds there and get exchange rate dollar to pesos currency or deposit money wells Fargo tell them you're visiting Philippines and you want to use your card there or withdraw from manila Do not let anyone see you holding currency around or you're asking for trouble.
yes The cost of living has gone up all over the world .
Surprise fact: if your wifi is slow or cuts out a lot any of your devices trying to connect to it will work harder using more electricity
Great points Chrissy, thank you! Seems like your camera crew has a lot to say--do they have their own channel?
Exactly! Camera crew keep talking… stop that! Let her talk her.. Have ur own channel
chrissy, when you say you "always" experience blackouts, how often is that? Every day for 2 hours, Once per week for 12 hours .... How often would you say.
Whatever it is, it's too often to NOT notice and too often to comfortably experience regularly.
You are correct Chrissie K. Especially when it comes to Brownout on our island of Camotes. It will happen any time of the day. Morning or lunch or late evenings. Internet on Camotes Island is ok. Better signal upstairs hehe. I always bring lots of small change bc places there don't have the capacity to carry big notes. Especially in the marketplace in San Francisco Chrissie K. I can't wait to get back to Camotes Island when the Philippines opens up hopefully mid next year 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good Job Chrissy! Happy for you and your channel!
Internet is a luxury that is not needed, the rice cooker will suffice.🤠
Hi Chrissy, your doing an amazing job especially when English isn’t your first language, lots of fun and informative, keep up the good work…awesome job!
"We are not shouting, we are just excited to talk to each other" made me really lough! 😂Now isn't that a nice punch line?
This is an amazing video
Very insightful my dad lived over there for a year Working so I was familiar with a lot
Hanna is always looking down. JB should take turns watching for snakes with her. Chrissy never watching the ground for snakes, always Hanna watching !!
I would like to inform everyone that here in the Philippines we also have the so called Christian Time... where in punctuality is. being observed and practiced...