ARE PHILIPPINES PEOPLE - DISRESPECTFUL - STUPID - DUMB - LIARS : UNDERSTANDING PHILIPPINES CULTURE

[@JanT-f8t]

I'm a Filipino and I'm so done with my own country. Going out of the house feels like a warzone every time. You have to be vigilant because you never know what you'll gonna deal with because of people's selfishness and lack of manners. I feel a lot calmer and peaceful when I'm in other countries.

[@Anonymous-cn6zl]

As a Filipino, I hated living there. Religious country but has a high crime rate, the hypocrisy. Glad that I left that country because I really feel that I didn't belong there.

[@anthonyluchese1931]

Thanks for telling the Truth 🙏🙏🙏🙌🙏🙌🙌

[@kayilla6413]

Its all a shit show in the Philippines

[@behindthescenes3674]

You call yourself a Filipino. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@deygnymedes9827]

That's what happens when a religion that doesn't teach people to use their brain becomes an integral part of a country's culture and lifestyle.

[@iorileepenales7854]

I feel the same pal

[@せいら-h1s]

My Filipino relatives often laugh at my face and make fun of me. They have a great attitude towards beautiful or good-looking people. And they see me as money, not family. My heart really hurts .

[@francocagayat7272]

It's really offending, they hate to be discriminated but they are the racists themselves,

[@KageumiUmikage]

I'm sorry you're going through that, seira

[@せいら-h1s]

@@KageumiUmikageYou don’t need to apologize to me. You must be a person with a kind heart ✨

[@KageumiUmikage]

@@せいら-h1s Stay strong, seira. I know humanity will one day wake up from its bad dream... it might not be in our time but we still all get our dose of sunshine eventually. Even if it's a little bit, I've learned to appreciate every peaceful moment. Stay strong, Seira and learn to resist this dark world in order to be strong enough to step into the light without fear. Trust GOD and not the radical darkness

[@Schiesse_german]

As a pinoy, i will say that you are a legend, because Filipinos just want to hear good things about the Philippines, Filipinos are also million times prideful that they think they can overpower many countries like USa and other, these people are also racists, they can't just respect someone's opinion, one day i saw a kid said his honest opinion on the Philippines, and the kids are being so immature that they have to bully the kid, i didn't want to intervene, even if it was pissing me off, I am thankful that you aren't attacked by immature Filipinos, some Filipino kids discriminate other nationalities like chinese, indian, and other,

[@francocagayat7272]

And when the tables are turned over to them, THEY GET EASILY AFFECTED AND AND OFFENDED,

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@francocagayat7272yep I know from experience I've been here two years worst place in SEA.

[@paulcarvalho977]

boy oh boy, you hit the nail on the head. i just arrived 2 weeks ago and everything you've said is 100% true..lol

[@duncanyourmate2433]

As you will no doubt of noticed ,they can count ,

[@tipsygamer7487]

I've been here 6 months and I'm glad to see I'm not alone. I thought maybe it was just the area I'm in.

[@duncanyourmate2433]

@@PatrickFDolan and its only going to get worse , Bong Bong finally admitted , don't blame his father , well hand back the 10 billion , (1986 $) , you buy guns ,bullets , girls , yet not things that are legal , in US ,

[@jaysantiago5737]

I'm astonished many come here expecting conditions to be exactly like their home nations....

[@duncanyourmate2433]

@@jaysantiago5737 yeah its unbelievable, people who go to other countries and expect to have something to compare it to, I mean why did they go there,? Research and respect, are basic, its not a cruise. Adventure,

[@moodgorning9877]

Never trust the stereotypes of filipinos being hospitable or kind or whatever.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Truth... evil and lying folks. Don't trust anyone there I lived there a year now I'm in Japan

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Do you have any evidence at least to support your claims? I'm just curious to ask, I'm also not trying to oppose your statement.

[@pointingouttheobvious8130]

I'm a filipino Myself and I'll tell it like it is. Not all of us are kind and if anything, we're only kind to you because you either look rich or you're a foreigner. It's ingrained in our minds where if you are from another country, you're automatically financially stable or in other words, You're a walking ATM. It's rare to find Filipinos that are genuinely kind-hearted without any shady intentions.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@pointingouttheobvious8130that's why I left. Not worth living there and having to watch your back everyday.

[@drowranger6767]

Pinoy people are the mexican of asian. You can ask their neighbour country. One of the rudest ethnic people i ever met.

[@edgabrielocay3376]

As a Filipino, I agree on everything you said...and the fact that these toxic Pinoys are proud of their so called toxic culture all over the world, sickens me.

[@NishiMiyamura]

Tbh as a Filipino I'm starting to hate on my local Filipinos especially those fucking fb stans I fucking hate them the most bc the way they act prejudice towards people like me teaching ilocano and mandarin online and how they disrespect their own culture by saying the barong is only for the dead

[@DubaiShow]

However I have met some really good Filipinos in Dubai

[@celestia_verserocks94]

Soooo your toxic cuz your filipino but im a filipino i dont see anything bad

[@AtheanaThePartyPooper]

@@celestia_verserocks94 same here I don’t see anything bad

[@Joshowa5]

Not all Filipinos are bad tbh but the way most people act really ruins the entire country

[@gibusspy5544]

As a Filipino, it's finally nice that someone finally speak about what this country really is like. Most tourists all say the same sugarcoated "ooo the people are very nice" nonsense that's too good to be true. Kudos to you.

[@hiroshinyazumi2380]

So true i killed a pilipino player in a game And she said noob And i said idl phillipines and Pilipinos attacked me because i dont like phillipines :(

[@amadoparragua6989]

That's so true. Generally, Filipinos are friendly and nice. People here with their one, two, three or more experiences of bad Filipinos are crying too much not accepting although they know in their mind that all of those experiences occur anywhere. In my recent visit to Canada, a tall blonde lady rear-ended me. I asked for her license to exchange info, she hesitated. I called 911 for help. Before the police came, I approached her to ask for her license again, snubbing me and talking to somebody on the phone, she was crying saying: "He was rude to me (what a crazy liar ) I thought it was her husband. Police came. They asked for my license and story. It took long. They did not bother asking the white lady--one racism. When she finally gave her license to me and we had a little bit of arm wrestling for she was so hesitant when she was handing it to me and I grabbed it as soon as she did but she wouldn't let go. She ran to the back of my open trunk and slammed it hard. This is the friendly Canada. Still, I regard Canada as one of the best countries in the world. Most possibly, there were other racially-motivated bad encounters that other non-Canadians have had and I've heard some from other people when I was there. We all still love Canada. Because we are mature and kind-hearted people. Killings of kids and black people in the states does not make the US the most dangerous although that country has a very obvious racism. People here dwell on their experience and are still crying. This vlogger have started it.

[@amadoparragua6989]

@@hiroshinyazumi2380 sorry that happened to you. But I believe it happened not many times like you and many of the childish haters and bigots and uncivilized here try to make it sound. You're not living like when you go out there it happens every single moment, NOO!!! In Canada? It is a good country but racism is subtly done by the white people and it hurts especially in the workplace. There's always bad in ANY COUNTRY. There's a lot of bad in the Philippines but There's more Good and it weighs heavier than those bad things you mention. You just have to take it or leave because you can't be living your short life like a very whiny child. Those bad experiences are bad and truly happened just as the so many good experiences of the any foreigners happened truly, otherwise, they're lying to themselves and being miserable.

[@Masa-vg2li]

Because if you speak the truth by showing your face like this brave man did, I’ve seen Filipinos dragged them to hell and turned their life upside down. It’s like millions of Filipinos are unemployed and always by the phone trolling and attacking others for speaking truths

[@amadoparragua6989]

GibusSpy, Filipinos are very nice overall, The many foreigners say it and they're intelligent and not liars. That is too good and that's too true.

[@sylartick88]

Truth will set us free. I am a Filipino living here in Philippines. All things u said are true. ToxicFilipinoCulture

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Are you planning to move to another country though?

[@pongangelo2048]

​@@IntergalacticPotato999I think making a statement in public and hurting the feelings of Filipino boomers are the best thing to do.

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

​​@@pongangelo2048Nah, Filipino boomers are the worst, not all at least. They'll just destroy you and take pride over you. They'll stomp on you and crush you with their toxic and harsh opinions, or even mock you. But there are some people who can accept criticism as long as you do not generalize the whole population.

[@TooHonest4_You]

One other thing about Filipinos the second they can’t control you or getting anything from you they drop you like you don’t exist. Very selfish people

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@TooHonest4_Youabsolutely right. My ex gf here did that BS after I wouldn't marry her and she started not giving up sex(think she was cheating with a dude a work) so I threw her stuff in her car and told her don't come back here again.

[@silverwindspirit]

As a filipino myself, this is what I hate about my own culture the most: 1: gossip the f*ck out of everything 2: always late 3: colonial mentality 4: crab mentality 5: inconsiderate/thoughtless of everyone 6: pinoy pride 7: onion skinned (hypersensitive/over emotional) 8: double standard or two-faced 9: hypocrite 10: constant shaming or guilt tripping 11: talks too loud+too much 12: mental illness is never taken seriously 13: religious fanaticism 14: racist 15: indecisive 16: poor financial planning 17: incapable of paying attention 18: narcissistic personality disorder 19: greedy and selfish 20: bullying is acceptable behavior 21: victim mentality 22: they nag the sh*t out of everything 23: fear mongering 24: manipulative 25: abuse tolerant society (rape, bullying, those in power abuse their power, constant fat shaming, etc) 26: low emotional intelligence Even though I'm filipino, I was born and raised in America. And I'm glad my grandparents migrated to the U.S. before I was born, I was able to grow up in a more developed country

[@zubzero9593]

you are very lucky

[@SadBoi619]

Vro be Happy To be Filipino,we fight and stand as Filipinos it’s in my blood and I’m Fs reppin Philippines till the day I die don’t be ashamed to say your Filipino cuz our culture is one of the best out here.

[@kratos2758]

filipino racism is not that threatnong compared to other racist nationality

[@canyfgrcranassians314]

@@SadBoi619 face it not all filipino are proud of being one

[@montecarloiv7617]

@@SadBoi619 if you can’t accept our toxic culture needs amending, then you’re part of the ignorant/closed-minded people who bring shame to other Filipinos like myself

[@dmarklatham]

Here is a tip. If a stranger says "Hello my friend", they aren't your friend. They are after your money. Any other greetings you can accept as you would anywhere.

[@tonyp2601]

This is funny. But there is a ring of truth to this. I’m Filipino, by the way.

[@tipsygamer7487]

ummm...they are ALWAYS after your money. There is nothing they can say or do that isn't from a place of wanting a tip or treat or something.

[@FOODHUB-wl5xj]

I’m a Filipina. 15 years married to a foreigner. My husband is not rich. I’m not rich either but I have enough. I share everything with my husband and we live abroad.

[@josephcada8888]

@@dmarklatham I concur if filipinos greeted you “ Kamusta Ka?” That means can I borrow money? 😂 you be careful. A lot scammers in The Philippines, you live and learn.

[@N0PeNOTme]

you are right in terms of “ not saying thank you for opening the door” “cutting people’s line” “loud music at 3am “ it’s disrespectful, rude, ignorant,inconsiderate and Filipinos don’t see that because that kind of habits became normal.. all of the things you said are 100% true I know it because i am a filipino lived in the ph for 16 yrs moved to the US in 2019. but I appreciate you recognizing the togetherness and hospitality of filipinos.

[@hongisland3016]

Yes but you will find manner less people in USA also who can't say hi or smile. Only manner in US is no line jumping.

[@mannyy266]

Being a Filipino I so hate the inconsideration of late or early karaoke, there should be a bylaw on this. Too many to correct in the Philippines. I believe in fines and punishment, this is where the country is so bad, it's a forgiving culture and that's why even the imprisoned corrupt officials I am convinced besides being forgiven, bribe themselves out of jail after a couple years. Also money is so powerful although it's not exclusive to the Philippines. But at least in the states you see rich and influential criminals being punished.

[@tflreborn3419]

Thank you for many Filipino’s is not in their vocabulary, yet they have this expectation that they are owed everything. From what I see for many of them they are devoid of love, kindness and empathy to those who are close to them but will happily show it to some random stranger who they don’t know. This must be a personality flaw of some kind. They all work in aged care and nursing because they try to take the assets of frail, elderly, dying patients.

[@markirvinbihag9326]

Finally! Someone's got to let us, Filipinos, know about this. We need to be aware of the bad stuff if we truly want to develop as a nation. Thank you, sir.

[@asiareveled]

The comment section is a proof that the Philippines is not an idea place for foreigners. If you must visit, stay for a week or 2 then leave. Don’t make the mistake of retiring here, you will lose your sanity.

[@markwalsh6620]

🤣

[@MarkAnthonyS-w1r]

Too many stupid people in that country. Beware!

[@cattietorres8182]

I honestly feel bad about Filipinos. I've tried to help them but it's hard because they do not accept their mistakes. That's impossible, how to grow like this. Criticism is important. We don't know everything in this world and we are all ignorant. Don't feel sensitive about this comment. I hope 😂

[@asiareveled]

The Philippines is inhabited by a population of children and I don't mean to be offensive, but if you examine their behavior carefully , you will arrive at the conclusion that they are indeed children, deadly and violent children, take for instance, not admitting their mistakes , it's a typical child behavior to deny/admit his/her mistake. Denialism was developed as a coping mechanism to shield them from the horror of a country they themselves have created. "That's impossible, how to grow like this. Criticism is important" As easy and logical this statement sounds, it's alien to an average Filipinos. They simply don't give a fk and the worst part is, they don't do it conciously , it's subconcious. It's really painful to try to analyze their behavior. In a short, there is no hope for Filipinos, they are a hopeless case.

[@ParDiss-e4i]

I feel bad for stupidity too 😂

[@monkishgremlin8263]

I hate having filipino culture because of how toxic it is

[@kenc3288]

I dodged a bullet in the Philippines, after living there nearly two years, built a nice house in a province. Initially I thought it was a nice place to live, but after seeing the place through rose coloured glasses, I came to realise it was quite a horrible place. Loud music all night, filthy streets, they drop trash everywhere, mangy dogs everywhere, the crab mentality, the ‘me first’ culture, the foreigner will always be at fault in a vehicle accident, they will take, take take, the foreigner will be taken advantage of. When I complained about the loud music, I was told to go back to my home country, growing nationalism is a problem. The humidity became intolerable. The guy posting this video spent a long time apologising for the many annoying aspects of the Philippines. I removed the rose coloured glasses finally, sold my property and returned to my home country. Left the Stone Age behind.

[@raghavnamasivayam8706]

​@dac33nr58 well what you mean by hideos

[@littleantukins4415]

We pinoys are good in having the fakest impressions -sincerly form a pinoy

[@amvet5387]

after 9 yrs I can't take it anymore, I am fed up with the noise, the pollution, the smoke, the skin tax, hey joe this hey Joe that, Karaoke till 4 AM, insane dangerous drivers, barangay capts don't enforce the laws. We moved to the Island of Borneo, Malaysia.

[@PhillyinthePhilippines]

The philippines can be challenging at times to live in as a foreigner

[@amvet5387]

@@PhillyinthePhilippines it got worse after President Duterte left office

[@Kerouacaurus]

Spitting facts, brother. I've been here for 10 months, and I can't find a single thing that I like here. We all live in different cultures, but it doesn't mean that people shouldn't have basic rules of etiquette that are universal. I find this another planet that is far from the most basic primitive fundamentals of humanity.

[@TinaWestborn-rq9qy]

Seriously, me too. I went there for 6 months and there's not one single thing that I've very liked there. There are very few positive things: Cheap beer (I don't drink), certain cheap services (cheap services are usually pretty cheap quality too), ok beaches (once you see them, you have enough and want to go home). Philippines males know nothing and don't have much masculinity. They're like little girls. Not surprised they're so obsessed with their boxer (who's now a senator).

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Just curious to ask, what did you experience or notice with their attitudes?

[@TinaWestborn-rq9qy]

@@IntergalacticPotato999 The lack of human rights, and lack of dignity in general in the Philippines definitely reflect on the people. Most of them have a very low self esteem/ lack of self confidence. It's hard to deny. That alone tells a lot about them., and the poor living conditions they live in. They litter and disrespect others and their environment out of frustration. They feel nobody cares about them.

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

​@@TinaWestborn-rq9qyIt's no wonder why most of them are narcissists or egotists. That explains why they keep projecting their insecurities against someone.

[@cpeagle247]

@@TinaWestborn-rq9qy Definitely low self-esteem. Some comments are harsh. Some people are aware of the problems and desire change.

[@edgabrielocay3376]

As a Filipino, I can say that you are absolutely right.

[@cattietorres8182]

The first step is to recognize it. You could make a difference here. Please do it! Filipinos really need help.

[@tuesdae666]

Agree. They aren't smart but they think they are and they're somehow so overconfident about their country.

[@asiareveled]

It’s not pride. The confidence is actually a manifestation of their insecurity. They are deeply wounded people, that’s why they are toxic.

[@joesama3282]

Feeling thinking people tend to be overconfident, it's a characteristic that they trying so hard to be "more logic" when they were criticized. It is their default way to exercise their non-exist superiority to comprehend their deep inferiority complex they won't admit it because it make them to look weaker than their current nation is. This type of mentality are usually more exhibit in many developing third world countries such as Philippines, India, Indonesia, Malaysia. Their usual counter will be "but other countries have it too", "only this place not all are the same" or the typical "blaming other colonizer in the past" for their shortcomings, they're literally moving goalpost to the arguement instead of actual argue. The literacy rate in Philippines is quite high, just look at the insecure response in the comment section. Their country will be stuck for a time being

[@asiareveled]

@@joesama3282 Well said. Not for the time being. It will be stuck for at least 200 years. The country is too messed up to fix.

[@joesama3282]

@@asiareveled I just said "for a time being" because it hurts them to the bottom if I said reality will be centuries away for them to recover. Funny isn't it that they were once claimed to be the ideal Asia country and other countries see them as potential with their economy growth back in early 20th century akin to be 2nd behind Japan. But now look at the backfire from corruption, from one of the founders of ASEAN they are ahead of Singapore, Brunei, Thailand, but now they fall into 6 ranking. Vietnam the less developed country than them with lower GDP but has the higher GDP per capita which make it obvious, they have been replaced by Vietnam as the next potential manufacturer economy with their ties with China it can happen, meanwhile Philippines and China don't have a good relationship for past few years. They get bullied by China and the US suppose they worship and consider an ally didn't give a damn about them or bother to build defence for them. They really have to get their s*** together but the lack of education are making them endlessly delusion in politics and economic

[@user-a6k9i6n9o6M]

Philippines Needs Not To Exist At All XD

[@RainIIsun]

I'm from Japan and when my family went to Philippines I saw so many trash everywhere

[@RainIIsun]

@Twice Once Timmy and Tommy sorry if that sounded offensive

[@leedaep8516]

@Twice Once Timmy and Tommy well, they are just telling the truth, it may sound offensive but it's the truth

[@1800-CJ]

nice pochita pfp

[@RainIIsun]

@@1800-CJ thank you

[@johnwilmarkconda2562]

True even in our classroom, and worse is they will put their trash on ur bag😅

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Even as an introvert myself, after for a long time analyzing and observing their _'baseless'_ toxicity for so I call it, it turns out it *roots* from their *low self-esteem* and *insecurities* which then projected against unto anyone they perceive as a _'threat'_ to their ego or to themselves which _prevents_ them from being united as a people to their country and to their fellow countrymen. _Some_ if not *most* of them can't even help but to *bring others down* because of their *insecurities* and *low self-esteem* rather than to build themselves to be _better_ people. There's a word for this, and it's called *_"Crab Mentality"_* .

[@cheecharron1244]

Most folks have to get out, if they want to get ahead. PH greatest export is people, and remittances from abroad the greatest import. I agree with what you say. A history of being colonized, the awful Spanish treatment, and corruption have taken their toll. The TV dramas are very unhealthy. Filipinos are very resourceful and tough though. They make a lot of sacrifice. They hold a lot of stuff in, bury their feelings, hence the cruelty towards others, is what I think. There is no help at all for those struggling with mental health issues, rampant dysfunction or poverty. Rich ppl often treat the poor badly, exploit and abuse them. White skin is considered 'beautiful', while brown skin is 'ugly'. It is a tough place. Despite the poverty, it is surprisingly safe. But that seems to be changing too. Scams against foreigners are on the rise.

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

​@@cheecharron1244I also agree with everything you have said, I'm glad you saw it the way people here saw it too.

[@cheecharron1244]

It's the 'secret' cultural stuff, that many expats are totally unaware of@@IntergalacticPotato999

[@DopeSystemm]

I am so glad you made this video. I have had negative experiences in the USA from filipino immigrants working healthcare. People say they love filipinos but tbh, it's because they cater to them. I dont. I used to work in a variety of alzheimer/skilled nursing facilities as a CNA (not anymore) and these filipino people would refuse to speak English in the professional setting, they give each other the easiest and best work assignments, they always bring food and invite workers of the same race but exclude others, they expect you to learn their language, and they get hella offended when anyone else speaks any other language like Spanish. I recall seeing a lot of elderly abuse and every time I reported it or took it to the higher ups they had nothing come out of it because they all covered each other.

[@DopeSystemm]

They also favorite their own kind, even showing favoritism to patients of the same race. Their worship of white people is attempts to gain status 😩 they be so gold digger-like and only interested in money and showing off money. They be poor af working as a CNA and driving BMWs and bringing Michael Kor's to work with Chanel necklaces LMFAO They love to gossip and talk shit in a group but when alone they're cowards. They think everything is PINOY this PINOY that like bro? Nobody cares!! Talk about insecure. They're rude and make rude gestures/comments without being considerate of other cultures. I remember patients and other peers being referred to as "EY" by them and other sounds you'd save for a dog. They dont mind personal space and think theyre entitled to everything, even the space you are in 💀💀 i hate it cos if youre in the USA you need to abide by USA cultural rules not whatever tf you do in the philippines, you know? Don't even get me started to how the only shit theyre known for is pancit, lumpia, and sweeet spaghetti. Every other dish is made out of disgusting shit nobody wants, hence why their foods arent desired as much as Thai, Viet, Korean, Chinese, etc. Their entire life is about taking selfies and getting social media attention

[@DopeSystemm]

Also, last point, is theyre hella racist also. They love white people and think every other race is inferior to filipinos. They be looking at other races up and down

[@patricka.crawley6572]

Living in the Philippines...I can give you dozens of racist, ignorant, arrogant occasions...They are incredibly ignorantly racist...90%.

[@DopeSystemm]

@@patricka.crawley6572 Oh no, I am so sorry to hear that. Can you share some stories? I am glad I'm not the only one 😡😡

[@patricka.crawley6572]

@@DopeSystemm Christmas Day I was in church..I gave money to the helper taking the collection. 2 minutes later I was told to leave the church for not wearing a mask. No request...just 'Leave'. I left. 30 members of my family and friends were allowed to stay in the church. Filipinos without masks stayed inside. Some with a mask under the chin etc. I have lots more incidents. Very many are subtle and involve a lot of 'marites'.

[@underratedgod6899]

Filipinos are proud to be filipino but at the same time obsessed with anything western and korean culture its strange

[@joesama3282]

If you're a weak and poor country with not much to show off on world stage, your default choice will be nationalism and being overproud is the thing unique to those asian developing third world countries from southeast and south asia such as Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and India. When your country is not well known around the world other than cheap labor export and young wifey market towards the middle aged cauasian, your default choice will be watching vloggers who show positivity towards your country to cope. When you see your own skin or your local products as inferior but overreliance on foreign quality products and think that they are superior, the local entrepreneur will find it so hard to succeed to push local brands. As you can see filipino are using media to control their life on how they think and how they should support. Filipino will pledge the proudness for their Jollibee fast food chain or their fame boxer Pacquiao or Miss Universe or some Hollywood star even with 1.03% of the filipino blood, but the moment when you lose they will turn their back on you Short answer : Filipino have massive inferiority complex riddle with coloinal mentality, in result they suffered from deep identity crisis especially those filipino who are born in the US or Canada

[@asiareveled]

They are wounded people, they are lost that’s why they are extremely toxic. The state of the Philippines today is a reflection of how wounded and chaotic they are. Taking pride in being Filipino is a symptom of a larger problem.

[@HelpfulWatcher]

​@@asiareveled As damaged as most Filipinos are, there's something to be said about someone like you who thrives on content that caters to his hatred of a specific country. If this is your coping mechanism in dealing with the negative things you experienced in a different country, you'd probably not survive in Somalia or North Korea. Get help and therapy instead of self-soothing by feeding your ego with comments from others who are simply too racist. It's becoming a cesspool of hatred against Filipinos simply because of your personal experiences that don't reflect the experiences of others. This is similar to how people in echo chambers act, and I'm not surprised that certain people get into cults because of the wounds they refuse to get healed.

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

@@joesama3282excellent analysis.

[@jac-lh9vc]

​@joesama3282 Half Filipina born in PI and moved to the states- this is absolutely what I've finally figured out after so many years of identity confusion.

[@yamabiker-gs7ih]

Back when I was living in Cyprus i met a few pinay girls, and they all told me the same thing as a fact for the Filipinos. Among the very first things they are being taught in English are the phrases, I love you, passport, citizenship. Most of the girls there are taught to find a guy from EU or US, and venture out to their luck. Now with that tiny bit of information one can imagine how their mindset works

[@jhnyjoejoe69]

weird, im a good looking guy from the US and not one filipinas i try to meet on social media that lives over there seems remotely interested. Yet the ones already living here with good jobs that i meet at work instantly crush on me and usually gift me small treats and start talking to me.

[@tedburnard841]

As an Aussie who has spent quite a time living the daily household life in South Africa, England and now retired in the Philippines, I learned very quickly to live by the old saying “When in Rome, do as the Roman’s do” - hardly had any issues. My Filipina wife and many of her family and friends eat with their hands. More prevalent in the provinces or those raised in the provinces, especially i the Visayas. Usually if I am with my wife (and sometimes with step kids and step grandkids) I have no problems at all (unless I am driving, that is a nightmare). My main complaint with Filipinos in general is that they drop their litter anywhere. I find that disrespectful of their environment but also a bit stupid because when it rains heavily, as it usually does, that litter blocks drains and causes flooding.

[@popiekalangie8624]

Very the same with Indo

[@theflyinghamster8442]

Yes I agree , its the litter problem for me also. I even tried explaining to my workers, ( even though Im not religious myself) that god was very angry at them for destroying and wasting what he created for them, and thats why at times he sent suffering to them, I even tried to get the local church to tell them the same , they all agreed it was bad, with all the rubbish everywhere then they finished their mirianda ( lunch break ) and threw their rubbish straight on the ground!!! Waste of time trying to help these people.

[@maypupa4840]

Throwing litters everywhere it is true. That's I tried to help to educate special the young ones how important the proper it is to put litters in the proper place. I cannot teach all the people in the community but I started it the few with our family members.

[@daveid6244]

Imm an Aussie also and totally agree my wife and family are good Yes I hate it when I see people dropping litter everywhere I got a wide driveway concreted I put up 2 basket ball hoops for the kids around can use them first few days they kept dropping litter I went out and said pick up urr mess if I see you doing it again I'll remove the basket ball hoops Now they keep it clean even outside my gate there is always some young guy cleaning they take it In turn I've provided drinks every now and then they learn but their parents don't At least I feel the guys have learnt a bit I fixed up a few off their push bikes at my expense Only a few paceos but I understand their parents don't have a lot

[@cowpig9157]

As a Filipino, I can confirm this is true. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@rickmir4100]

Hello Philly, I've been watching your KZbin channel, I admire your understanding about the way of life and culture of the Philippines instead of comparing all the time our third world country the Philippines versus to the richest country in the world the USA. Thank you and hope you'll love staying in our country, regardless.

[@Fht9]

As a Filipino Canadian, I hate working with other Filipinos because other Filipinos talk as if they are better than all Filipinos

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

They're so competitive and delusional, they can't even mind their own business, and they love bringing other people down, like why can't they just be normal? 🤷 There are still some nice folks out there but they're just rare as diamonds.

[@user-sh2nv6vz6l]

And there fake acting nice and friendly and giving free food to foreigners but when it comes to a filipino they don't treat us as how they treat foreigners

[@silverwindspirit]

​@khynefrangos8140 you mentioned crab mentality within filipino culture. I'm filipino but I was raised in America so I grew up with a different mentality. The problem I see in my own filipino culture is that crab mentality is one of the biggest toxic traits that filipinos don't want to get rid of for some odd reason.

[@Fht9]

@@IntergalacticPotato999 I just don’t like being around others who feel they have to compete as if life to them is a competition. Life isn’t a competition.

[@blackwater7183]

As a Filipino, you don't hate other Filipinos but you actually hate yourself.

[@TheKapampanganExperience]

Wow so I’m not the only one ☝️ I have to say you nailed on the head brian. I have asked myself these same questions many of times . One thing I really do like is how they treat the elderly in most places with a special line with a chair to sit and security guards ready to help with your groceries.

[@matagringos999]

I’m mexican married to a Filipino-Canadian, living in Canada. While my husband and most of his family are more westernized oriented, I have met lots lf Filipinos here in Canada and I agree with lots of the comments, what is more true, is their lack of manners and education. I’m from a very conservative area of Mexico and people are so polite and we were trained to be this way since kids. But Filipino…I always wonder why they think of themselves as polite when they’re the opposite…Other nationalities are way more polite and educated yet we don’t go around the world bragging about politeness, morals, and bla bla bla.

[@joandarc441]

Conservative or liberal Filipino can make fun of Mexicans who can't speak English properly.

[@AlexandrBorschchev]

I am pinoy, I am not going to try to BS anyone. My country people unfortunately suffer with insecure attitudes like crab mentality, inferior complex, gossip, racism (and kind to white people), phone addiction (philippines has the highest phone usage in the world). Less and less filipinos can speak in just wikang tagalog, filipino kids today care more about kpop, social media, games.

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Also they're bunch of narcissists with high levels of pride and ego thinking they're better than everyone else. Can't they just give people around them some respect?

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@liveminafacts! I've been saying that LOL since I've been living here. Can't wait to gtfo of here. Should of left months ago when I said I was gonna leave.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​​@@liveminaro! I grew white hair here also and I'm 27! Just 8 months and my sh*t is graying! Your mental health will decline 100 percent. I'm moving back to mexico. I'm buying my ticket asap at the end of the month. And 12 years? I salute you man, there's no way I could barely tolerate a year here

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@livemina🤣🤣🤣 I got beer in the fridge right now and I'm not alcoholic but I do drink sometimes and it calms the nerves here alot. You have to have a strong mind to live here.

[@randomrealistictone2231]

​@@alaskanwhiskeyare u a pasport bro?

[@davidg1594]

they stare at you like they have x ray vision

[@TooHonest4_You]

It’s annoying they stare and make the situation so uncomfortable. Not to include Philippines is covered in Flies

[@domenicv7962]

@@TooHonest4_You quit bitchen and leave

[@markwalsh6620]

LOL,.... I know about that,. LOL...

[@dmarklatham]

3 years ago I stayed at a hotel in Pasay. There was a large group of professionally dressed Korean business types checking in while I was waiting for a taxi to take me to the airport. The leader of that group, 40ish male, about 5'7" and 130 pounds was putting on a show for his underlings. He was obviously angry about something, yelling (in Korean) at the 3 ladies behind the reception desk, flailing his arms around, making sure everyone could see him degrade the Filipino staff. The security guards did nothing of course because the hotel wants to rent out those hotel rooms so they let the guy put on his little show. I turned to a woman in the lobby next to me and told her that in my country, that little runt would have been picked up by security and thrown out on his ass in 2 seconds if he acted like that. It's sad to see how some people think their financial/social status or country of origin gives them license to treat Filipinos like dirt. Don't be a douche

[@romeocivilino6667]

@@andrewestbrook4473 And most of them, are killed by other Koreans whose doing Criminal Activities in the Philippines. Just like their other counterparts, like the Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese. Don't make it look like that they're killed because of Filipinos, which is not.

[@lakan3462]

@@romeocivilino6667 yup, spot on 👍

[@travelandmore808]

His action towards the lady in the counter defies who he is. I'm proud of that clerk having a calm and relax posture. Kudos!

[@jesse75]

Well extremes in culture clash there. Korean wants to have it done right. Filipino just wants it done. Filipino just writes off an outburst like that like they do a typhoon.

[@powermaxx1516]

the damn flips are already used to being treated like dirt,thank the years of slavery and they treat others far worse while holding on to their fake pride,filipinos find success to be an alien feeling reject self esteem,embrace defeatism It's the filipino way

[@kop7125]

Thank you! Finally someone said the truth.

[@stephenduling5024]

You are spot on brother about everything here. It's just plain crazy here most of the time.. You have to get use to it or it will drive you crazy..

[@noo2islam]

Another thing I noticed is how they don't care about the environment. It's so shocking. Here in North America after eating in a fast food restaurant, we clean behind us (throw our garbage in the bin and clean the table etc). Not in the Philippines. It's unthinkable there. They only rely on the employees who work there. I've already asked few Filipinos why they do that. They just laugh and give excuses. Basically they just don't care.

[@anthonyluchese1931]

Exactly they Laugh all the time and im like wtf is so funny.. they laugh about any and everything im like wow wish i could be that happy hahah🤣🤣😂😂🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@noo2islam]

@@anthonyluchese1931 AT LEAST they're great at smiling and signing happy birthday.

[@anthonyluchese1931]

@@noo2islam 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️☺️😂🤣🤣🤣 hahaah

[@noo2islam]

@@anthonyluchese1931 I wrote something else before that but thanks to youtube's censorship they blocked it. It's like KZbin belongs to the CCP ( Communist Chinese Party)

[@anthonyluchese1931]

@@noo2islam The truth hurts and dont change up keep applying pressure🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌

[@ZoomZoom-ng6sn]

If they get money in return, believe me they'll be so respectful to you but fake respect is what you're really getting.

[@JamesBond-jy8ti]

Its called being "plastic."

[@Forever-iz2dv]

Yeah a lot of filipinos are plastic. Even my mom says so

[@KryptoTrekker]

A video that needed to be posted, thanks for sharing =)

[@rayvilla1]

6/6/2023 - Born and raised in the Philippines but lived in the states for most of my adult life. I've come home few years back to retire and my goodness what a freaking mess this country is! It is a freak show! Nothing works! The gov't, police, barangay, etc. I think the bigger problem is literacy! A friend of mine, a British fellow is married to a Filipina. She's about 51 yrs. old and does not speak any English nor can read even books as basic as nursery rhymes! And her problem is not unique! It is ubiquitous in this country! About the noise problem, I've complaint about noisy neighbors so many times. Even at the barangay level no one seems to understand that there are rules, local ordinances and laws about nuisance. I'm not hopeful that things will change here. The national and local governments have become revolving doors for corrupt politicians, etc. The locals seem to take pride in claiming that this is a Third world country!

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@livemina yep, eat or be eaten type of society. I've been here 9 months and seen it all.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@liveminabro don't get me started on the staff, they love to gossip at my condo building and are very rude and provide fake smiles 100 percent while they talk trash behind your back. They see foreigners and even their own engaging with anyone with success and want to belittle and put those people down especially the women when they see a nicely dressed women I saw them belittle a women who was nicely dress and classy (no provocative clothing) and they were mocking her. I was like wtf man what is up with folks being so hateful here?

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

@@alaskanwhiskey Sounds like crab mentality, I just hate it when people pull each other down which resulted from jealousy, and then suddenly that jealousy turns into hate and drama. There's just too much bullsh1t going on with this country and its people, I don't even find myself comfortable with these kinds of people, best to just leave and never come back.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@IntergalacticPotato999dude I'm out won't say date when I leave but I'm out of here at the end of the month. I've literally just been chilling in the condo temporarily to I head out I'm already over things here.

[@larrye2679]

I have experienced everything you talked about. In fairness Filipinos probably think the same about things we do here. The key word to making life easier no matter where you go is. tolerance

[@duncanyourmate2433]

exactley

[@patricka.crawley6572]

No. It's different. Every culture and every country is different. The Chinese are inconsiderate for a different reason that the Philippine people are inconsiderate. Italians, Greeks, British and others are considerate.

[@PassportBro121]

I am from Darwin, Australia. I plan to move over in 2024. You have kept me interested and educated about the Philippines for a while, especially through the Covid-19 period. As always very informative. Thanks for sharing 👍🏿

[@jonmeade8493]

I've been there twice and I couldn't agree more, on all counts. When you are there, it can be hard to figure out, but upon reflection, it is true. Additionally, the biggest compliment usually given to the Philippines is the strong family unit and ties, which is overwhelmingly true, however, family members can also do very strange, terrible things, that weighs against that same protocol. Things that are generally not common in western societies. Loud music and barking dogs all times of the day and night, reflects a distant spit-in-your-face attitude. No one complains, weird.

[@dreamerofficial4045]

Yes the spit in face attitute i could never understand esp men there so dirty behavior

[@rovstheworld]

Are you saying they won't turn the music down if you tell them you can't sleep?

[@rektnoob700]

Ok im a Filipino and im not mad but we could really be annoying at times but sometimes we are not like this even I get annoyed.

[@yresonirba87]

@@rovstheworld no, they'll tell you it's your problem. And you're being an asshole cause no one else is complaining in the neighborhood. 😒

[@todd880]

@@rovstheworld absolutely not

[@TheCemeteryEnthusiast]

Also in Dubai many Filipinos refuse to rent rooms to other cultures.. you’ll see Filipinos renting rooms that says Filipinos only yes many Filipinos are definitely racist

[@SadBoi619]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ASHEDITINGYT]

By saying Filipinos are racist then your just basically saying all All Americans are fat All Indians are living in a muddy river All Africans has a lion pet

[@swav6042]

In some games that has world chat never once in my life I have seen a day without a guy saying "SINO FILIPINO DITO?) In the world chat, man can't they just stfu and talk in English?

[@GaryHField]

Because we are racially homogenous. Almost all Filipinos are descendants of a mixture of Austronesians and Negritos. Plus, we are living in an archipelago, we are far away from different cultures. That's why we seem racist, because majority of us has very little to no foreign contact.

[@Just_A_Creeper]

@@ASHEDITINGYT ok but don't include India and Africa, they're nice

[@joandarc441]

I'm filipino this is definitely true i don't know why some pinoys have big ego no wonder other South East Asia hates us and i don't like the making a lot of babies despite a lot of kids here on the Philippines suffers also a lot of filipinos are easy to be manipulated especially in religion or politics.

[@Masa-vg2li]

American Japanese here. When I was a teenager, I had few Filipino friends and they were cool. When I started to travel the world in my 20s and met more Filipinos, I find them so shallow and bigoted. They hate everything about themselves but their pride and ego is unmatched. The women there will do everything to marry a white or foreign men for their money and genes for babies. I understand this a common thread among many third world countries but I don’t see that in other southeast Asian countries. And the amount of scammers are on par with India and Nigeria. There is no culture. The Filipinos I met would always tell me they are Spanish defendants and more Latinos than Asians. I find their self-loathing super strange. I just cannot see myself going to such a country. And it’s pity because the islands and beaches look so stunning.

[@penguinsforever1609]

What I find irritating is their Pinoy pride but they always have to mention they have Spanish blood. Why not just be proud of being A Filipino? The Filipinos outside their country are more relaxed and pretty cool.

[@portgasempire7867]

@@penguinsforever1609 It's the fucking opposite, they tend to be more toxic and egotistical abroad.

[@r3pro12r5]

Spanish thing is kind of valid maybe not the blood but the colonialization. I think Philippines the way it is has more commonalities with latin american countries than asian ones.

[@silverianjannvs5315]

@@r3pro12r5 wtf? Being an ex Spanish colonies mean that Filipinos are Latinos?

[@GaryHField]

@@silverianjannvs5315 Hispanic. But not Latino. We are the only Hispanic nation in Asia.

[@SarcasticSloth69]

the reason why they can't form lines there is everyone is selfish. They only care about themselves and if it benefits them or not. It's a despicable trait. They're only nice to you if you're useful to them or if they'll benefit out of it. There's always an ulterior motive to ANYTHING they say or do.

[@musterlustre1060]

@@melisamorris2858 You should give her feedback! She’s probably a narcissist or have never been told otherwise. I work with other ethnicities too and some are annoying AF too. But I don’t assume just because they’re a particular race that they’re all the same.

[@tipsygamer7487]

Thank you for being honest. Other people see it and won't acknowledge it's a problem. How can things change if you don't admit when your wrong. All places have things to work on and make better. Forming a respectable line and wait your turn should be easy.

[@billw7347]

I watch you and your wife’s video,s all the time. The reason both of you are honest. Thank you This video is very helpful. The 2 of you make a great team. You and your wife tell the truth. Thank you Keep it up. Bill

[@swav6042]

This might be the first time Filipinos heard this from a White guy, they are probably in a state of shock.

[@katlognamahiligsahotdog3452]

Sobra naman ata pinag sasabi nito dapat to ipadeport na eh..hindi naman lahat ng filipino ganyan

[@silverianjannvs5315]

Yes true, Filipinos worship White people like God.

[@chrisgermann6658]

@@katlognamahiligsahotdog3452 Deported for what? expressing his opinion?. of course not all are like that but a lot are!.

[@montecarloiv7617]

Deport? Whenever someone expresses their opinion and the viewers (Filipinos) can’t accept the truth, they want them out the country instead of actually listening. That’s so ignorant and close-minded behaviour. Disgusting mindset

[@chrisgermann6658]

@@montecarloiv7617 totally agree.

[@OhyeHanm]

I also like how they make excuses like “But we are the happiest people in the world” guys that is not happiness you Filipinos are brainwashed into thinking that you’re happy, by your media, celebrities, tv dramas so you can forget what the real problems are, that is not happiness that’s delusion.

[@luckynblessed8696]

Amen!

[@Forever-iz2dv]

Those fckd up celebrities though.

[@pierrebernard719]

This was a GREAT ADVICE video! I bookmarked it, might come in handy to rewatch someday

[@Digitalbossqueen1]

I know what you talking about, I grew up in the Philippines some Filipino's are disrespectful and one thing I don't like cut you off if you are standing in line waiting. Well You can see this type of Filipino's here in the states too I held a door few times for a Filipina never say Thank you or salamat and one is took table already taken and she said dont care if table is taken. I think this is bad behavior not culture because our parent thought us and teachers a good moral.

[@roninbushito]

Because that’s the same Filipinos from your country same culture different environment

[@peppos2507]

good information many of the things you mentioned are exactly what I experienced when I was in the Philippines for the first time. as I said you learn something new every day but still love the country

[@ivanmercado5193]

The main point of the man....to those hate in the comment...."its just the way it is".....the man is just sharing his experience here....dont be triggered...."thats the way it is"

[@aha9283]

I’m Filipino and although my family raised us to be proper people, I’ve encountered people like these.

[@portgasempire7867]

You're lucky and you should be grateful for them. Many filipinos aren't like that.

[@BUBOY_UNDER_PANTS]

Lucky for you @aha9283

[@siopaothegreat]

Hi Phil, As a Filipino I can totally understand your frustrations. Even I am frustrated with my own culture. I only wish the next generation will come out better. For me I blame the older Filipino generations. I still have high hopes.

[@geraldineheimy7748]

I’m from old generation so you blamed me? Dude I have better manners than you. I traveled all over the place and I have good values and respect that I gained from my ancestors.

[@jesse75]

Filipino has no boundaries or discipline. Barangay captains are partly to blame. I can give many examples.

[@jesse75]

@@geraldineheimy7748 but you didn't teach those to anybody else. That's the problem. Filipino only acts right and nice to get money.

[@geraldineheimy7748]

@@jesse75 do you think it’s not happening all over the world? Not only Filipinos act nice when it comes to money.

[@jesse75]

@@geraldineheimy7748 well more so in Philippines. It's a poor country. People are desperate. It's a Suzie Wong thing going on in Asia. Pinay will sell her body for food.

[@AB-ce5fg]

I work with filipino men here in USA and they are AWFUL. Back biters, Christian from the mouth not the heart. They stare at you!! WHY ALWAYS STARE!!

[@Neferpitou12]

"Christian from the mouth not the heart" --- that gives an answer why philippines despite being mostly christian country in asia but at the same time one of the most corrupted.

[@One-12937]

They stare because you sexy man long time.

[@Gabriel_the_Shemite]

Nope, you're right. Catholicism is a cloak for my people's sins.

[@musterlustre1060]

Maybe you’re a Ken and they’re back biting because beating you is not an option😂

[@Ufbear37]

They should be more humble and learn from their mistake, more receptive to negative feedback, not offended by it. Or they wont progress as a culture

[@AfamInWonderland]

Clap

[@Chr1s808]

The problem is the parents don’t really teach their kids any discipline so the cycle continues.

[@jesse75]

True.

[@kalboro9085]

Even in America a lot of people's are really rude, holding the door for next person instead saying thank you to you they will call Doorman. I seen all kinds of people from California to New York Texas to Minnesota Stupid people are everywhere! NOT JUST PHILIPPINES

[@Dapper_Dean]

bad parenting I guess.

[@iamj.4666]

This..

[@jesse75]

Because of women's lib and feminist I avoid opening doors for women and no longer be a chivalrous man in public. But at work, and I work in food production/agriculture, I'm very courteous to the cleaning ladies. They are older Mexican ladies. They work hard for us and you. But you women who want to be equal with men. Have at it. Get no special treatment from many of us men. Your V ain't that special.

[@jesse75]

@@Dapper_Dean feminist. Let men be men and women women. Easy solution.

[@jimbo-on5qq]

Yeah. No education in Philippines you just buy a diploma It's terrible. I had a friend in Philippines and never went to school. Just caregiver. Soo sad.

[@nyldc4532]

Yeah im very VERY ashamed of my own country. If only im rich i want to go anoher country that are more peaceful than here. Yeah all of us are funny and happiest people but mostly are toxic.

[@deez_nuts.524]

same bro

[@meow3162]

same here

[@cattietorres8182]

There's a misconception of what's the meaning of being friendly and polite. I'd call it hypocrisy.

[@傅樂堂-z4b]

Yes, that's just hypocrisy if u take off your tourist cover and mingle in their life,u will soon find out who they really are under the shade of poverty.

[@Patrick-sq8ym]

My wife is from The Philippines I have been there twice, let me just say I have absolutely no desire to ever go back there again, I am convinced that all these KZbin v-loggers are getting paid off by the government, with the way they all palm palm for the country.

[@bryanfuentes1452]

actually foreign bloggers are getting so much views by making exaggerated praises about philippines. The views mostly comes from filipino themselves and they are known to be thirsty for foreign validation and the reason is believed to be their insecurities. People call it "pinoy baiting"

[@Patrick-sq8ym]

@@bryanfuentes1452 True I didn’t think of that, I mean if they country is so great why do so many people want to leave?

[@bryanfuentes1452]

@@Patrick-sq8ym I have no idea why they think its great. They probably say it because they feel sorry for their country, but I like keeping it real. Nothing is great. True many wanted to leave and go to canada or australia. Ive seen plenty of them in social media begging to help them how to do it.

[@rosekennedy92]

I used to watch some vloggers that traveled the Philippines for a while, and they loved it. My theory is that their experiences are limited to the length of their visit, so all their fun experiences kind of eclipse their few negative ones. My Filipino family members also think that the vloggers are getting special treatment. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Patrick-sq8ym]

@@rosekennedy92 They do get special treatment, often their trips, their hotels, and whatever activity they do are comped, so they are incentiveized into going on and on about how great a place is, personally I think they are very disingenuous or in some cases just liars

[@marccamp6376]

I can confirm, Im a Mexican and have worked shoulder to shoulder with philipinos for years now. Their youth is actually nice but veeery mentally numb, like, oblivious of reality. Not mean but pretty much slow, not too bad and I feel comfortable among them, knowing the teens wont betray me nor backstab me. Their adults and especially elders are the ones that... I dont appreciate that much, to say it gently. They are reeeally rude, they never say hi in the morning and actually they literally frown when they see you to the eyes, like, they have a normal expression and when they SEE you, they FROWN, like, proactively make a negative facial gesture with all their intention. And Its weird because they are waaay weaker than me, mentally and physically, and without wanting it I regularly exceed their collective capacities and performances with little effort, so theres no real point on playing a childish 'cold war' on me, when they are quite incompetent and completely reliant on their community, their unofficial ethnostate because as individuals in white countries they cant succeed alone, so their 'power' is in their collective hive strategy.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Much respect to my mexican brothers. I live in Manila and have been here for months now and I have to say I've met chill filipinos but mainly it's been as negative as you said it and I lived in Mexico two years and will be returning next month. Have to say that mexican people are the chillest people I've hung around living all over the world. People here give me the crab in a bucket mentality. I'm literally over it.

[@TooHonest4_You]

It’s not worth it wasting your energy on Filipinos they will drive you nuts. Out of all Asian groups the Philippines at the bottom.

[@KLuqman01]

Cartels....

[@bidask123]

Brian, every thing you talked about is good advice. My weakness was the A.C. trike driver mafia. I fixed that by walking instead of dealing with it. Looking back, I should have done it sooner.

[@philmole1209]

My Filipino father in law has a cognitive disability but was a "doctor" in the Philippines. That tells you everything you need to know about the country.

[@LiClan]

And many countries import Filipino nurses who I wouldn’t trust to clean a toilet

[@TitB1199]

I was dating a girl there (didn't go anywhere because I refused to go back to the Philippines) and she had a computer science degree and told me that often in her province 'university' they didn't have access to PCs..

[@philmole1209]

@@TitB1199 doesn't surprise me. If anyone could ever meet my father in law, they'd know in about 1 minute that there's no way he ever could have legitimately obtained a medical license, outside of the poor standards of a 3rd world country.

[@akarablade9481]

Thanks for this vlog, everything you experienced are true. Most Filipinos are nice, but on the other hand many Filipinos need a lot to learn with regards to respect for others, gratefulness, concern for others, giving way to others, kindness, honesty, unselfishness.... since people seem to have lost these traits nowadays.

[@lakan3462]

Filipinos are not perfect, just like everybody else. We are not children to be told on how to behave. I can rant here hundreds of bad things that I don't like in each country I travel to but I don't do it coz thats stupid. If you find a country that has citizens who possess all those traits you mentioned, please 🙏 do tell. I will move there.

[@tflreborn3419]

Spot on. The younger generation born outside of the Phillipines can be the most obnoxiously, rude animals I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. They are immoral fiends who would happily be raped by a cat if the price is right. When it comes to money they have no moral boundaries. They would happily fuck their 60 year old rich CEO Boss and destroy their family and marriage. I’ve seen this first hand. Their kids can also be horrendously rude. Men need to have respect for themselves and realise no women is worth that kid of abuse. They will happily dance provocatively with ex boyfriends I’m front of their partner while they secretly DM every male they know on social media and messaging apps. Just look at them on TikTok prostituting themselves to the world. These are married women or in long term relationships yet you Barry see them with their partner because they want to show they are available for the right price. Don’t get me wrong many are wonderful but many are cold, loveless opportunistic vultures.

[@henryjoelmakaveli]

As a brown man, I see Filipinos as a young people, they need to be told with love, they are ignorants of manyyyyy things, food they eat is related to that, but if you look closely they have a nice core, patience is thé key here, and and... When you give the impression of being rich, most will feel you owe them, that's the funniest to me.

[@cbond007a]

On my briefing when I was stationed in Clark in 1988, the USAF told us to prepare for a "culture shock." So, yes. I totally agree with you Brian. You perfectly described culture shock to future visitors there in the Philippines.

[@RollerBladingSuxs]

You're 100% absolutely truthful. In Dubai and Saudi Arabia, they are despised according to the locals.

[@eddieBoxer]

I have a neighbor, every morning he blares his radio at @ 4:30 AM for what reason??? I don't want to hear his Filipino radio cannot get a good sleep, we've complained to the local government office, guess what radio still blaring nothing was done, maybe because I am not Filipino.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@eddieBoxer that's why I'm leaving this place. 10 months here is enough and I'm off to mexico next month forever. The people there are COMPLETYLY different and have respect for those local and foreign. I even had great friends and good times. Here I rarely meet someone who isn't hating on me

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​​@@liveminayep I make alot of videos in the condo because people always speak loudly or jump into the footage when I want to get a video down. It gets really annoying that nobody has common courtesy and only apply it when I call people out for being rude here. They definitely have a disdain for foreigners even my gf hated me LOL. She would always try and compete with me in anything.

[@Queruwk]

Yes indeed it's true. All the bad things you have mentioned, I experienced it myself with my fellow Filipinos. That is why I don't fully believe other foreigners who are always talking what is good about Filipinos. I thought, maybe they haven't really know us fully well. As a Filipino living here since birth, I totally understand who we are. We are not all good, we have shares of wickedness as well. Just like the rest of the people in the world.

[@farmanspickles2753]

I have lived around every race including Filipinos and you are guys are super insecure and annoying. This is coming from a Mexican too, that should say a lot.

[@Darth_Vader258]

​@@farmanspickles2753 That's TRUE, some Filipinos are really TOXIC and this is coming from a Filipino myself. I myself might be included to that list.

[@theflyinghamster8442]

Thank you for such a balanced reply, Im not saying they are all like this ! not at all, Iv met some very sincere smart and educated Filipino who have been amazing, I think maybe its the unfortunately less educated that fall into this category, saying that I do have very uneducated very good friends in the provinces, so I cant think why so many Filipina are like this . Maybe you could throw some light on the subject. I would be interested to know why . Have a great day there.

[@marinefrod7685]

You probably live in NCR, I live in Palawan, fortunately the people around me are kind, we have low crime rates here UNTIL people from other provinces in the Philippines came here, a lot of them came from the poorest regions of Philippines.

[@marinefrod7685]

Even our province is run by someone who is from another province who is ransacking this province.

[@JesusChriststillheals]

The closes thing of heaven for me is to leave this country, please pray for me

[@francocagayat7272]

We will soon follow ✈️, We have sold all of our possession just to escape this useless land,

[@jonjonboi3701]

I’m ethnically Filipino but I consider myself an American because I was born in the USA

[@gabrielsimbachosenboxing6734]

Im a Filipino american, dad born in the Philippines i was born in the US. Most not all Pinoys here are rude, snobby have a im better than you attitude, unintelligent and they don't support their own people. But there are some who are actually very kind and help people. Its a hit or miss honestly. I can only speak for Filipinos in the US. thank God im not like them. God Bless

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Few and far in between. I live here and agree with you. I even am respectful and chill and people here seem to hate my good aura. Glad you are one of the good ones. T-43 days and I'm back to mexico.

[@gabrielsimbachosenboxing6734]

@@alaskanwhiskey safe travels brother I'm also part black just saying 😂

[@alaskanwhiskey]

​@@gabrielsimbachosenboxing6734aye man much respect to you bro 💪

[@jeremystone2658]

Thank god you're not like them? Ahaha. That's arrogant af 😂

[@TitB1199]

At least you were honest and said 'most'. I respect the honesty.

[@Kai-b7f]

As a filipino this is acctually acurate.

[@eddiesaninocencio7486]

I retired here a few years ago, I'm at the verge of going back home, everything you said I have experienced this multiple times, very rude people.

[@KimJongunNK]

So did you go back 3a1623f18

[@Fipilino-mo5ig]

Did you leave Pl or not?

[@tipsygamer7487]

I was told to try Vietnam or Singapore. I'm looking at one of those for expat living. The costs are about the same as the money is what appeals most to me for moving to the Philippines.

[@sambaton8046]

I totally agree with you. I’m a Philippine born pinoy but grew up in the states and i see the same behavior from other pinoys here like the door thing. I suppose they’re new immigrants. But the line thing, I’d read somewhere that asians, Chinese, Indians..etc. as a whole don’t form queues unless told to by the establishment. You’re right. You just have to learn to assimilate and take in the “bad” along with the good. Otherwise, you’d hate your experience there. Love your videos and your take on the PI as an expat.

[@xt-cj7jg]

I like how majority of the people here just watched half way and made their opinions by all the negatives that they didnt stay at the end to see the positivesm

[@eddiesaninocencio7486]

As a foreigner living in the Philippines, yes Filipinos are undisciplined people Iv'e ever encountered. They cut in front of the lines, at the gym they put their water bottles and back packs on the bench and walk away I have to track them down and ask them to kindly move the items so I can use the bench.

[@katlognamahiligsahotdog3452]

Yes, im filipina and i never encountered what he was saying... Our country is not perfect but i think he is too much..but its okay its thier openion though❤️

[@incremental_failure]

I regularly see them putting their motorcycle helmets on my car. Once a woman put her handbag on my car. Didn't say anything when I approached. Once rented a motorbike, came back to a guy sitting on it. They are the rudest vile people BUT expect others to respect them. Pure narcissistic hypocrisy.

[@10ken1958]

My wife, a Filipina who's been in the States for 20+ years has a lot less tolerance for some things than I do. I keep telling her to be more careful as I don't want anyone feeling that I somehow insulted them. 🤷‍♂

[@fun18222]

U can take a savage off the jungle but you can't take a jungle off the savage

[@f.s.deernbsnmsccp8641]

One thing that shocked me as a Fi-Am was when checking in with their Immigration Officer at the airport, the officer asked me for Christmas gift, I told him, no Christmas gift in May, gave me the impression, maybe they celebrate Chrismas in the Philippines in May not December like us in the States.

[@anthonygreenfield123]

He wanted a bribe 😂

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

Well that's just rude, honestly I also don't like most security guards here where you would often see in malls or restaurants or any establishment that opens the door for you because I swear they're the most arrogant individuals you'll see.

[@richmondnorte6864]

I'm a filipino and I'm also dealing with noisy neighbors. I live in a community with a lot of elderly residents and the couldn't do anything to confront that neighbor.

[@marinefrod7685]

Ireport nyo kasi no

[@KrayPurn]

I have 15 years experience of both visiting and living in the Philippines. And I can tell that the Philippines ain't changing for nothing and nobody. It helps to be able to jump on an airplane and spend 3 or 4 months throughout the year in other countries. Kind of mix things up and give yourself a break from those things you dislike about the Philippines.

[@Maranglover]

Stop sending money or supporting the family. U will see....things can change

[@leagonzales8228]

Yes I agree that there's still a lot of rude Filipinos but there's also a lot of kind Filipinos but I think it's just a manner of culture differences and I guess some Filipinos are just unaware if someone feels disrespected

[@johnd942]

A very USEFUL reminder of 'real life' in the Philippines. Good job!

[@noledelgado8111]

Lots of Filipinos are sarcastic. Mocking other people is deeply rooted in their minds.

[@dmarklatham]

As the foreigner wherever you travel, it is up to you to adapt to their culture, not the other way around. I know many Americans who say to people who complain about the US, "if you don't like it, get the f**k out", so I try to apply that same logic when I visit another country.

[@jesse75]

That works in the Philippines. When in Rome do as the Roman's. But I don't do it to the excess like Filipino does. I keep backbiting to a minimum.

[@jimbo-on5qq]

If I meet a foreigner in USA I like to learn about there culture and there life. And where they are from I like to learn and grow. I lived in NYC and got to learn about many different types of foods. Music. Beliefs. About there culture.its called a melting pot

[@Dirty28Diana]

I always just say I was born in the Philippines but proud to grow up in U.S. i am ashamed to be Filipino.

[@U_KCuF]

Ohh really you ashamed as a filipinos!!!! . Daming mahirap at hindi nakapag-aral na pnoy kaya huwag mong sisihin mga kababayan natin... At saka daming countries nag invade sa bansa natin namana lang natin ugali nila..lolz..

[@bann5trollking780]

@@U_KCuF Nice try convincing her, but it's a worthless attempt. Look at me, I'm an American-Filipino. And after hearing that my relatives back there tear each other apart for money and that nobody's getting arrested to protect any innocent cousins of mine? Well, sige, subukan mong kumbinsihin ako.

[@Forever-iz2dv]

@@U_KCuF thank you nga hindi sila marunong sabihin hahaha amp

[@beryl762mm]

@@U_KCuF be mad stay mad, it's just his opinion, you don't have to be mad.

[@rheannac1263]

@@U_KCuF kayanga ashamed sya Kasi mahirap ung Bansa at toxic di moba naiintindihan??

[@evancortez2]

thank you and please and excuse me are not really big in the philippines, growing up I never really thought much of it, I just thought it was the normal thing to do - but when I moved to the US and people were saying thank you and please and excuse me, it was a bit of a culture shock, but a very nice culture shock. Nowadays I still encounter people who are like that but they're mostly foreigners and tourists or just generally unfriendly people

[@brentvillanueva15]

Update: At the SM Hypermart getting a quick snack in Araneta City. I got a Vegetable Lumpia to eat, and as I sat down at the table to open the box, the LUMPIA WAS BURNT!!!! THE LUMPIA WAS SO BURNT IT WAS DARKER THAN MIDNIGHT. WAS BEYOND BURNT even JESUS wouldn't eat it at his last supper. I returned it and complained. The cashier lady looked at it and looked at me like a Carabao/deer in headlights.. then the guy who cooked it did the same but was even more perplexed. I said again, it's burned, can I get a new one?? .. they exchanged it without saying a WORD to me... And looked at me as if I was in the wrong and the burned lumpia was okay for me to consume.... What a joke. Not even a sorry or ANYTHING. BONUS INFO: 3 tables here didn't "Clean as you go." Leaving garbage at the table having others clean after them so they can sit down..

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Welcome to the BILAPEANS brother! The land of milk and honey 🤣🤡 I deal with this BS everyday. Even ordering food I used to get the wrong orders or burnt food and when you correct them in person at a restaurant they look like you are the issue like wtf you served me garbage and know better than that. Just watch out in case they spit in your food next time and I really mean that bro.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Update: apparently my buddy from Vegas who lives here just got extorted and blackmailed into having to pay for a new washer and stove top and threatened to put him in jail (when the place was already like that when he first arrived I remember when he told me) he lives in the province. This is why i told him to leave and not to stay in the province areas. He was set to come back to BGC but has to stay since he needs to get a moving truck to pick up the washer and deliver it to the residence. They got him big time. This is why I don't trust people here and have years of street smarts combined with my military service to not fall into that trap. In my 10 months not one person has tried that BS on me and I dare someone to. He will most likely be set back hundreds of dollars and who know if they will drain his pockets and he gets stuck here temporarily. He was set to go to Thailand next week and they have his ACR card so he can't just fly out and he needs a ECC certificate one week prior

[@luckynblessed8696]

Completely unpredictable and confusing, chaos. It would help if you had had a free meal. I was 😋saying😊

[@robinmichaelsalvador5911]

Totaly agree with you i hate to say this that most filipino wants to hear the good things about the philippines but dont want to hear the sad truth, i live in the philippines and i agree with you about being disorginize, its my number 1 problem specialy in jeep where everyone cuts the line and sometimes push you away.

[@tipsygamer7487]

So true!! People here hate when you tell them what they don't want to hear. They get mad if you don't lie and say everything is perfect here.

[@Philip-v7d]

All we need to understand is why Philippines is a poor country? Is it a toxic behavior might be the one factor

[@nowthatsfunny1]

Bottom line....if you want a stress free better life.....make a lot more money.

[@Forever-iz2dv]

It's almost impossible to make money here in the Philippines. Probably a stress free environment for me is to make a living abroad. Hoping to renounce that Philippine passport of shame and to get a better one probably Canadian or American, British, Australian or whatever...

[@chuck9112]

People break in line all the time. I once had a man come up to a cashier when I was checking out. She was already counting my change from the register, and he started to tell her to exchange some cash, and she lost count of my change. I yelled at him and told him to get in line and wait his turn.

[@rosss4604]

Very good observations of little things from your experience...not to offend any culture or country...its just understanding of every individual....Good Job 😍👍🏻

[@steele..]

my wife is now working in canada and im telling you in her first six months, fellow filipinos are worst to be with and the ones who dragging her down to the lowest. taking advantages to bully bout her appearance, insulting and making fun of her food, degrade and mentally abuse her as if they found the joy to see someone suffering. Also using emotional black mails like repeatedly rubbing on her face the words "utang na loob" means you owe a lot from them. All these years of those scumbags living in the west, they became much more arrogant and they've gone worse too. Another toxic traits they carried in their baggages are the massive jelousy and crab mentality behavior when they feel like others are better than them.

[@jean-guynewbrunswick7483]

Hi steele. I've also sponsored my wife in Canada. Before I went there I was very naive about the Filipino culture. I thought they're exactly like us in North America. I was dead wrong. Before she arrives here, I told her there's a Filipino church not far from where I live so she can go there and meet people from her country. She angrily stared at me. When I insisted she got upset. I did not understand why, but now I do. Here's an example that just popped in my mind: About 4 months ago, she was in a nursing internship program at St-Mary's hospital. There was only ONE Filipino guy working there as a caregiver. My wife told me about him. Dude was the typical evil and insecure Filipino! He was always trying to make my wife resigning telling her it's a bad job she's doing, he tried to scam her asking her money saying he works for an investment company, he's super rich and has a $7000 Husky dog, has a bunch of kids with different women but it's ok since he's rich, and all that stuff. My wife told me that other employees can't stand that guy. He only acts like this with other Filipinos because most are gullible. He knows that if he acts like this with white people, they will make fun of him.

[@adm1nistration]

@@jean-guynewbrunswick7483 worked with a few filipinos in the IT and have visibility on their comms and boy, do they talk shit about other filipinos and how they hate their country. hard to trust a single one of them.

[@Ckawauchi35]

Agree 100 percent. My sister experienced it a few times while shopping at the base stores in Okinawa bc she looks like a Filipina even though she's half Japanese. They are more prone to bullying their own fellowman especially if they can sense that the person is not as self-assured or self-assertive. I encountered a few in nursing school and more at my nursing job. ( Don't get me wrong. There were nice ones, too.) They project their lack of self-confidence onto others that they can bully. My Peruvian best classmate who was overweight was constantly bullied and I reprimanded that Filipina. After several months of non-contact, that Filipina called me on the phone just to ask if my friend already took the board exam and if she passed. She didn't ask about me! lol They get competitive for no reason and they always compare themselves to others bc they are jealous, sick people. It makes them feel good to ruin anybody who is better than them. My ex-husband's brother was an accomplished doctor in Summerlin, Las Vegas. He fell in love with a successful financial officer who was Italian. The Filipino community in Vegas trashed and bullied her relentlessly and ruined her reputation bc they insisted that he should marry another Filipina. My ex-SIL resorted to closing her business bc of all the bullying and she is now managing her husband's dermatology clinic in Summerlin. Oh, there are a lot more horror stories fr different countries all fr envious Filipinos/Filipinas!

[@ashanelum2491]

True.I am working with two philipinos and they always annoying me, making fun of me, shout at me, laugh at me. I can't understand how could they become professionals. No matter how much kindness we give, the more rudely they behave..

[@IntergalacticPotato999]

​@@ashanelum2491Because most of them have no morals, etiquettes, and manners. They'll just think whatever stupid they can do is okay and acceptable when in reality it's just complete BS.

[@patricka.crawley6572]

I was kicked out of Church for not wearing a mask. Filipinos who didn't have a mask...allowed to stay. 'If you don't like it...go home...was the priest's attitude'. It was actually worse than that but you understand the attitude.

[@tflreborn3419]

But if you have money they will call you Pogi and allow you to take your pants off !

[@legendaryTMNICO]

Mask mandates don’t work.

[@blackwater7183]

Must have been embarrassing.

[@patricka.crawley6572]

@@blackwater7183 It normally would have been but I wasn't embarrassed in the least (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) and I don't think the ignorant deluded self-righteous were embarrassed, either.

[@lonelytravelerusa4419]

Thank you so much. For telling the truth about Philippine you are very honest man 👨 Excellent video.👍👍🙏🙏🙏 My name is Harry Smith From New York City USA 🇺🇸👍👍👍👍

[@JohnDove-d8d]

As a Native American, I have little tolerance for the poorly educated who can't even define what I am. Which has been my experience with people from the Philippines. I'm certain they wouldn't appreciate it if I went to the Philippines and couldn't distinguish their culture from the Chinese, right? Well that's how I feel when people come to America and don't know about Natives.

[@alaskanwhiskey]

Well I'm american indian so imagine how I feel in america with this BS and go to the Philippines and they are saying we are africans? Tf? Too many ignorant people here.

[@LeTangKichiro]

I am Swiss with a Filipino mother. When I visited the Philippines, I would hear "Americano" everywhere and these people think that I can't understand them, so they start to openly gossip about me thinking that they are "safe". Apparently, gossiping is a deep part of their culture called Maritess or Tsimsis or whatever. I mean how broken do you need to be that you think this is ok? And it is everywhere. This compulsive need for gossip and fake smiles to cover up your gossip. Whether it's in the Philippines or the Filipino Community in Switzerland, there is no peace or any motivation to treat each other in a more healthy way. So of course, these people are going to be racists. They are even racist towards other nationalities here in Switzerland and have this kind of Filipino superiority that I detest while having no regards for our rules like video calls on public transport while everybody else just wants to rest or work on their laptops (lots of business people choose public transport here to put in more work), doing picnics in public places and just sit in other people's private gardens and terraces instead because it looks like what they have seen in a movie and makes them feel like it's a theme park and so on. Most Swiss people are very reserved and polite, so it takes a lot to speak up. But if they do, Filipinos will play victims and say that they are surrounded by racists. Our Catholic church provides special Filipino priests just for the Filipino community because we want them to feel welcome and taken care of. But what has happened is that they gossip about Swiss masses (Filipino superiority again) while thinking that they are one of the best Christians in the world. Instead of using it as a vehicle to integrate better, they have just created a toxic Filipino bubble. Swiss Christians were unbelievably upset when it came out that the church worldwide abused tens of thousands of children, also in Switzerland (more than a thousand here) and also in the Philippines. Swiss people left the church or at leadt put the church under tremendous pressure. Filipinos? They don't care, they just hide it, they don't mention it and therefore, it doesn't exist. Abuse in the family? Filipinos will simply do nothing, protect the abuser and use that abuse as fuel for more gossip. Abuse victim suffers mental health problems? Great, fuel for more gossip with an added portion of harsh judgement (superiority again)! A second generation Filipina finds a boyfriend from Italy, Portugal or, God forbid, a Balkan state, again more judgement and fuel for gossip. Why would she choose a poor partner and not a Swiss? blabla Love is non-existent, they are opportunistic. But strangely, they have an obsession with romantic songs or movies. Just recently, I had to explain to a Filipina that she could go for jail for what she did. A bicyclist had an accident and instead of helping, she and her friends just watched the entire thing unfold as if it was a TV show. She told us this story while giggling and laughing. When I explained to them that Swiss people despise this utter disregard for human lives and that withholding help can be punished with up to two years in jail, the giggling stopped. One of them said that this is apparently normal in the Philippines because if somebody is in bad shape, why should you suffer as well? Why not just turn the situation around and see it as personal entertainment? When I heard that, I felt physically sick. What a disgusting way of life. I am lucky to be born in Switzerland and have been blessed with my Swiss grandparents and older generation neighbours, parents of my friends and teachers who taught me Swiss values, respect, the preservation of human dignity and brotherhood. When Switzerland was founded in 1291, apparently, the founders said: We want to be a united people of brothers. It is in our blood to have our backs. Every able Swiss men needs to serve in the military. What do you learn? Brotherhood. Corruption? Non-existent. You don't betray your brothers. It is everywhere. That's why it's so utterly disturbing to see how backstabby, racist and toxic the Filipinos are. Considering the wealth that Swiss people accrued over time through honest work, safety and stability while suffering from hunger, the Swiss were rewarded. Considering that the Philippines are a poor third-world country that can never stop sliding from one scandal to the next, they are also rewarded foe their behaviour. Filipinos, as much as they claim to be good Christians, have obviously never read the Bible. I am an Atheist, but it fits quite well here. You reap what you sow. My Swiss relatives taught me that showing even small disorderly conduct like cutting in line and stuff like that will eventually lead to the downfall of our direct democracy and our country since others will learn from my behaviour, imitate it and end up in a downward spiral because there is always somebody who can set the bar even lower. Filipinos need to learn that their behaviours make them poor and that they are the opposite of exceptional. And they need to learn that they are not the main character of a game, they are just one person in wider community and rules are enforced so that we all can enjoy better lives. This is why investors bring their money to Switzerland even though it's very expensive here rather than investing in the Philippines even though it's very cheap over there. While Filipinos will backstab, a Swiss will not betray their brother.

[@superbuneary8819]

​@@LeTangKichiro Im filipino and although i agree with a lot of the things youve said, idk about the others. Yes were racists, i mean im racist too so i wont even deny that or change that about myself, we filipinos tend to live in reality and not in an idealized world. I do think though that its admirable you value honor and brotherhood, which i dont know if its common here in PH. But honor is very important, i dont want to talk bad about my people coming from my mouth because its dishonorable to me, so i prefer to hear other nationalities talk bad about filipinos and ph. Sadly, most people online and foreigners just praise filipinos and idk why. I notice that we get sensitive before when peope talk bad about us, but i noticed recently we dont mind anymore, idk what happened. Yes we filipinos cut in line, its a very weird culture, i personally dont do it, but here in ph, its not an established thing, its more of an instinct that whoever goes first to the counter gets served, whatever the line is. So if you follow a high society protocol like lines here in ph, youll just stand there looking like a good while others go ahead of you. So you just go for it too. I know, very barbaric. But it is what it is. Idk what else to tell you. I like that swiss has very honorable conduct though. Honor and dignity is the most important qualities to have in a human being. Youre right about many things.

[@LucasMusser]

I've lived here for ten years now and I can agree that everything on your list .... it's just the way it is... I try to make it a point to avoid thinking too much about it because as you said... can't do anything about it... all it really does is just raise your blood pressure and make you a negative Nancy... all you really can do is laugh about it

[@bertlacatan1620]

He is just a visitor in the Philippines. If he don’t have something good to say then say nothing or just leave. That place is not for him.

[@theluckyegg3613]

@@bertlacatan1620 blahblahblah

[@Mr_Mistah]

​@@bertlacatan1620 Cry about it