5 Things You Will FORGET to Bring to The Philippines!

[@moonriver7730]

also always drink water from bottles like mineral water to be safe….make sure also to drink cold soft drink in can…don’t asked for ice..the ice might be dirty….

[@laurenceotoole1700]

Switched to Google Fi and now my phone just works everywhere. I used to buy a local SIM card everywhere. It gets very annoying. When we went to Peru I bought 3 different SIM cards from 3 different companies and none of them ever worked. My wife's family is in the province where the air isn't as dusty. Thanks for your tips.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

That's a great contribution, thank you for sharing! And np on the other tips!

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

@@itsJustinSpencer np?

[@walkerskii]

Maybe you should try a humidifier to see if that helps with your eyes? Smart video thanks

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Yep I thought of that, just sticking to an air purifier for now and thinking about "removing the source of the dirt/problem" by perhaps renting and staying at a provincial place outside the city for 10-12 days per month to give my body a break from the city. I love living in the city though, the conveniences are so high.

[@walkerskii]

Do you use the Asian Pear lotion on your face?! I'm wondering if it would be a good aftershave lotion, instead of popular brands, which have alcohol in them (& dry your face out) I've considered finding something with aloe in it.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Yep I do, and for me personally, it works best, it makes my face not dry and not oily, striking a balance

[@lambertdeguzman1531]

actually, it is not dry here in the philippines... its humid... the reason why you itch and your eyes are irritated is because of the air quality... the pollution is terrible with all the jeepneys and buses who spew out diesel smoke and you're right, it is very very very very dusty... it is becuase they don't clean the streets... when it rains, the streets get muddy, when it dries up, they turn to dust and mess up the air... i am a local but a get sick becuase of this.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

I appreciate your perspective!

[@chrisk7118]

So much better in the provinces, why struggle with Manila. Wake up next to the beach with clean air. Just like the KZbin channel Property Club he has it sorted.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Appreciate the input!

[@chicanoonthego]

PROPERTY CLUB is not in the PROVINCE, he's in SUBIC BAY😄

[@chrisk7118]

@@chicanoonthego He moved to Pundaquit, look again

[@chicanoonthego]

@@chrisk7118 that's just near the COAST a few miles from SUBIC but I wouldn't call it the province😐

[@do7473]

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[@chrisdillon2073]

Good Video

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you.

[@migovasquez0303]

I would just bring my T mobile to Philippines. Unlimited call and text, GPS and browsing.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

You should switch to Mint Mobile, it's the same exact network (uses T-Mobile Cell Towers) and it's 80% less money per month. If you'd like my link to switch over to it, let me know, you would also get a free credit as well, I've been using it for +2 years and it's awesome. But MINT does not work in Philippines, just US/Canada/Mexico, which makes me wonder if T-mobile would work here, (they might), anyways, lmk, cheers!

[@migovasquez0303]

@@itsJustinSpencer I am from Seattle and I paid less 40 dollars for my T mobile. I don’t trust Mint. Thanks :

[@migovasquez0303]

I used T mobile in Portugal and Spain and recently in Machu Picchu , Peru and worked perfectly fine. No issues.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Awesome!

[@giannapancho2608]

You can stay in manila phil.have good network but if you live in cebu province very hard yo find good network

[@jeromec7914]

Landers has a ton of imported Tums

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Dang! I wish I had known that sooner. Thanks for the tip!

[@ShimaS-0079]

The sim tool. Just use a paperclip. I use it all the time. I lose the sim tools all the time

[@itsJustinSpencer]

That's true, but you want to be careful not to damage the phone, but, yeah, that can work.

[@ShimaS-0079]

@@itsJustinSpencer it's not gonna damage it's . I tried on many phones over the years apple and android phones. Any normal paperclip size will work. You just press till sim try comes out like sim eject tool

[@giannapancho2608]

Province don't have good network ,much better to stay in manila philippines have everything what you need

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Modern conveniences are nice

[@bayareatanders]

Most sim card vendors have the tool to replace your sim card.

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Yes, it's just nice to not need another human to do it for you

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

@@itsJustinSpencer I use a paperclip

[@alb1332]

is non vaccinated can still enter philippines can you confirm ?

[@itsJustinSpencer]

Filipino, Yes, Foreigners, 90% chance Yes... IF you have all of the proper details and documents. There are many.

[@jaydelfin2217]

As a foreigner, non-Filipino citizen, the answer is NO unfortunately. You must have at least 2 complete vaccinations or PCR test 24 hours within arrival.