Thanks, I appreciate you man. Also yes, it’s pretty chill here in Cebu for the most part 👌🏾

@CoMi000 Cool, I was born in Cebu but raised in Los Angeles, Ca. Peace and stay safe.

Thanks bro I appreciate you and your kind words ✌🏾I wish you the best as well my friend

I’m sure we’ll run into each other ✌🏾

Im just a guy living my life dude. Guess that makes every foreigner that comes to my country a passport bro too

Trading

No worries bro. I recommend the Ayala mall in the center of Cebu city around the afternoon-evening as well as some close nearby places surrounding it since it’s so busy over there.

I’m from California too, Bay Area. I got back from Japan last month. Just heard you say you been there. I was happy to go when I did because the conversion rate was almost 155 yen to the dollar! Best exchange rate in decades! I was in Tokyo and Osaka

Aye what’s good bro? Japan is dope I went there as well. I recommend using okcupid first to check out your options nearby.

Hey that’s pretty cool! I wish you the best for sure 👌🏾

Not anytime soon. I’m staying in the Philippines for a while.

@@CoMi000 lived is past tense

You’re right. Maybe I’ll change the title to avoid confusion.

Thanks for the kind words bro and I wish the best for you and your lady! Plane tickets become a lot cheaper around September-November so be on the lookout for that. You take care over there as well bro ✌🏾

I forgot to mention we are going on 19 years of a loving marriage

I’m glad everything worked out for you man 👌🏾

Thanks!

Thanks for the info man I didn’t know about that. I’ll be a lot more cautious about that from now on 👌🏾 I heard that most people leave the country for a couple days and then return which resets the entire process if that’s correct.

@CoMi000 No problem man. Yep, you can reset the 36 month limit for tourists that way. Here’s some useful advice, since you’re both young, have a child and your gf doesn’t have good work opportunities in the PH (plus the PH passport is weak.) It would make a lot more sense to go back to the US with her temporarily so she can acquire dual nationality. (US-Philippines) and the same goes for your child. You can both save up during this period and each time you visit the Philippines with her, you’ll be eligible to stay 1 year visa-free (saving you hundreds of dollars.) as her spouse because of the Balikbayan privilege. (Google it if you don’t know what it is.) That would be my game plan for the next 5 years if I were in your shoes.

Thanks mom ❤️

Thanks and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m planning on staying for another year for sure so we’ll be in the same boat. I’m still deciding on which one for a permanent lifestyle. For now I don’t mind going back and forth since I now have a home base here.

@@CoMi000 Yes. I might do the same thing. I'm waiting for my permanent 13A visa to come in which makes it easier to fly back and forth and you don't have to keep running to the immigration office every two months. I'm not in a big city that has an immigration office.

I’m staying in the Philippines man

@@CoMi000 Good. Most people your age who consider moving to the Philippines wonder how to make money there since we have no pension etc, Have you shared your way of making money from the Philippines in any of your videos? I couldn't find anything.

@@CoMi000 I asked why you are moving back because your video said "Dawn of the final day. 24 hours remain."

Oh the “24hrs remain” is just from the n64 game The Legend Of Zelda: Majora’s Mask I added in for fun. Also I just trade stocks man and have a couple of investments.

Yeah man it’s been a long time bro, I hope you can come out here for a bit eventually too bro

It’s worth it for the new experience bro ✌🏾

Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it! Glad you love it here as well.

Yes 👌🏾an unreleased ost.