FILIPINO AMERICAN SISTERS THAT CHOOSE THE PHILIPPINES / Trading Places

#fil-amchildren #movingtothephilippines @TheFilipinaPea
Filipino American sisters that choose the Philippines over a life in the west isn't a very common situation, but these two young ladies have decided to pursue futures - at least for now - in their mother's ancestral home. Meet Lauren and her sister Chantel, who now go to college here in the Philippines, as they try to acclimate to a new way of life. These sisters will always be Americans, but they've decided to choose a new path that leads them to the Philippines, so let's see what they think about their new/old home!
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[@TheFilipinaPea]

👉My videos and the effort I put into them are 100% free for everyone to enjoy, and all I ask is that you leave a thumbs-up on any videos that you like and subscribe to my channel - I have never, and will never, ask you for anything else. For those of you that still wish to support my channel further, however, I’ve posted my links below. Thanks! 👉 Support through PayPal: www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GC9T7PMLZ3BDW&source=url 👉 Patreon: www.patreon.com/thefilipinapea Join this channel to get access to perks: kzbin.info/door/rm4tEQqTrUP3MwB2G1mjHwjoin 👍🎬SUBCRIBE TO: kzbin.info Follow me on Instagram: 📸📸the_filipinapea 📸📸filipinapea TikTok Account: 🎶TheFilipinaPea

[@tinman6182]

How’s my girl doing today?

[@gordonkistler916]

@@tinman6182 she is having fun with BOB (battery operated boyfriend)!

[@gordonkistler916]

try an Aussie man, they kiss down under!

[@fazbell]

Three pretty ladies.

[@ChuckJansenII]

Love your content, Pea. Love you.

[@JorgeFCR2502]

The western-filipina mix makes a beautiful blend. 👍

[@benktlofgren4710]

All mixes are beautiful, and bloody good for fresh genes xD

[@JorgeFCR2502]

@@benktlofgren4710 Very true.

[@mikegee8875]

Great video, but it had more editing than a Joe Biden video. 😆

[@davidplatter7671]

One slightly unique thing about the Philippines is how citizenship is determined. If at least one parent is a Filipino citizen at the time of birth, then the child is considered to be Filipino, regardless of the location of the birth. This allows these children to work in the Philippines, own land and also businesses too.

[@DoktorLorenz]

If one parent is a UK cititzen, then with a few conditions you can apply for British Citizenship for the child usually. www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-british-parent/born-on-or-after-1-july-2006

[@TheFilipinaPea]

A big advantage, yes 👍😊

[@DallasCarr-1]

My son has that advantage... and same name as me... hmm... land ideas...

[@anubis8680]

Not that unique, also the same for US citizens as well. With a little more verbage but basically the same thing.

[@davidplatter7671]

@@anubis8680 if a foreign woman gives birth within the USA, then the baby is considered a USA citizen because of nothing less than location. If a Filipina gives birth anywhere in the world, the Philippine government recognizes the child as a citizen. Big difference in my book. US citizens can be born abroad, but there are certain conditions that have to be met.

[@stub4958]

I loved the question about how coming to the the Philippines has changed the way they see the US. I have traveled a lot, over 35 countries, and it definitely made me see the US differently. Even my travels inside the US has changed the way I see things.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Curious...can you be specific?

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I can’t wait to visit 😊👍

[@stub4958]

@@TheFilipinaPea Let me know, I'd be happy to be your tour guide.

[@stub4958]

@@johnnypastrana6727 I've been to a verity of different countries, each has made me think. Like in Italy, they can spend hours eating dinner. You talk to the people your with and enjoy your time. In the US, we complain that it's been 5 minutes and dinner is not on the table. Really helped me slow down and enjoy life. I've been to some poorer countries, like Somalia, that make me more appreciative of what I have. Made me see how much of a waste certain desires are. To quote Sheryl Crow, "It's not getting what you want, it's wanting what you have." Just traveling around the US, you'll see differences. Compare Miami to Boston, or a small town in west Texas. There is a lot to see out there, it's why I love to travel.

[@edmhie1]

@@stub4958 That kind of lifestyle now in America are only for upper middle class and the rich. We no longer travel, we save the money for our meal and gasoline to go to work.

[@haroldwalls6591]

This was a wonderful start for my day, The talented and lovely Pea interviewing these 2 gorgeous "halflings". Thank you Pea for having such a personal touch in your videos. you have done an excellent job of revealing the true loving, friendly, and kind heart of The Philippines.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️❤️Thanks Harold ❤️❤️❤️

[@Tammas]

creepy

[@matthewgraham2546]

Pea, I'm American and listening to these young ladies is a testament to what it means to be good parents. Their parents should be proud. BTW, when you mentioned traffic it's the first time I heard you curse, effin A, I liked it! lol

[@rickylee6129]

Good Video Miss Pea 😊. Very bright young ladies. ✨️ Stay Safe 💕 💞 🙏 🙏

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️❤️👍

[@georgecothran4760]

You have come a long way since the interview with Gio before you hit 1000 subs. I just watched that today. Keep up the great videos young lady! PS: almost forgot, you needed the 4000 views also, and now you get well over a thousand each video it seems. For this one it is already 2500 views, and only been up 11 hours.

[@raymahannah4336]

These ladies are so mature and classy... Inspirations for some women here in the west their age... 🙂

[@MrBenHaynes]

That is an understatement!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Indeed 😊❤️👍

[@briane173]

Those two words are absent from the American lexicon these days. In fact the more caustic and arrogant they are the better, in their minds. I'll take either of these two women before I'd give a pure-bred American woman the time of day, let alone my heart.

[@doncunningham3124]

Agreed. Even the way they are sitting shows class. Legs crossed, arms crossed and ZERO volgarity, (is that a word? Idk) anyway, young American women seem to be less classy and less "lady like" these days.

[@CaptainJackSparrow110]

But, you can see they have become infected with feminism. Their goals are to get an education and become self-supporting. It isn't like their focus is to become a good wife and mother. Chicks can't "have it all." And they have become tribalized and their children will be just as much promoting their victimhood status along with all the other BI-POC destroyers of the US. Did you notice that the father lives in the Philippines but the mother is still in the US? That's not passing along family values or submissiveness.

[@harveyh3696]

I live in Hawaii. Your two guests could be my 'local' neighbors. Luv your presentations!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍👍❤️

[@dawster1949]

I loved this one Pea…what great girls and testament to the joy of two cultures colliding! A timely video as my own thoughts have recently turned to what might result from my own relationship! This gives me hope for the future…as ever, huge thanks Pea 💜

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks for that, Dawster 👍😊

[@scpay]

That was a great interview, really enjoyed hearing from those that not only embrace both cultures but utilize and apply all they have learned (from both worlds) to their benefit. I can see them going far and making this world a better place. Stephan

[@LordLucan-7]

Why can't i stop thinking about the Pea with Road Rage? I hope Lucy gets that on camera, one day.😂 WATCH THE ADS

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It’s not a pretty sight, I assure you 🤣

[@Niftynorm1]

I get a 'picture' of Pea driving a lifted F150 with her finger out the window. LOL

[@RodgerRamjet]

more maturity and more class than vast majority of women their age up to 10-15 yrs older in the US. thats their parents influence, but also their own determination.. lovely to see... and best of luck to both of them for their futures..!!

[@WestTexasStyle]

I just came out of the west Texas ranch land where I work… we’ve been rebuilding ranch roads that wash out in the mountains when we have fast rains… been operating backhoe, dump truck, and dozer for 9 hours in the heat, thankfully air conditioning in the backhoe and dozer… but not in the dump truck. So when I arrived back at HQ this evening I had to make my own bourbon 🥃 and water… yep baby I’m in need of a beautiful bartender!👍❤️

[@kmorris180]

What a couple of very well spoken lovely ladies they are. I wonder why their momma didn't teach them the language while they were coming up. Please do have them on again. It would be interesting to watch an interview with their dad too.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I’ll do my best, KM 👍😊❤️

[@dlewis9760]

Language can be a use it or lose it deal if it's not your primary language. Learning a language in a vacuum without using it in regular interactions can be tough. In the moment of learning you can understand it at the time. But don't use it and a couple of months later it's all gone.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Their Mother was working full time...tough to find time for it all?

[@briane173]

My wife didn't put any pressure on my kids to learn the local dialect either. My youngest daughter understands Ilokano 'way better than her older siblings but she can't speak a word. The way my wife looked at it, my kids were far better off learning English because English is spoken everywhere; in fact, the Philippines is the 3rd-largest English-speaking country on the planet. I never learned the language either after 42 years of marriage to a Filipina. Just wasn't a priority because 90% of our time was spent in the U.S.

[@ericbeckersr4431]

Yes, my daughter is 8 months old, and she is Filipina, and my soon to be wife and daughter will be coming to the US to be with me my daughter and I will be learning the Philippines language because my family will be coming back to the Philippines when I retire

[@juddgoswick2024]

This was a very informative talk with two ladies with a foot in each world. Thanks to them fir their time and great jnterview, as always, Pea!

[@kranzonguam]

Great video, Pea! Fun hearing from the sisters, and getting their perspective on the cultural differences! Take good care!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️Kranz❤️❤️

[@johngatliff7648]

That was different, and original, Pea. Thank you, for always providing such grand topics..

[@stuartmcgowne2274]

Wow..what a great couple of ladies. It sounds like you are experiencing much of what I am trying to learn. Great job ladies.

[@thewing331]

Hi Pea, they are such lovely smart young women I wish them the very best. Take care.☘️

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️❤️

[@wayneheter2026]

I truly enjoy all your videos sweet Filipina Pea. They are educational, humorous, and interesting. I myself am married to a very sweet and beautiful kindhearted and loving person. I believe in Philippine tradition. We love you sweet Filipina Pea. God bless you and your whole family and friends.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Awwww, thanks so much for that, Wayne ❤️👍😊

[@jasongannon7676]

You are the most insightful and purposeful person I have seen.

[@KutWrite]

Ohhh.... Great subject, Pea. Watching with interest... What a fun interview! They are so cute! And so are you.

[@ronfindley2874]

Good evening Pea. Congratulations and Happy 3 year Anniversary! You're doing great. I'm Happy for You, and Proud of Ya. Keep On Keeping On!!! Now, let's get that algorithm going!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

How did you remember that, Ron?! But you’re right - today is three years ❤️😊

[@secretagent86]

hey Ron!!! thanks for mentioning this. long time sub, but did not know this

[@noahcount7132]

Great interview, Pea! Lauren and Chantel are incredibly lovely young ladies! It's my personal opinion that they (and you) would fit in, be accepted, and get along very well in either the Philippines or the USA! Thumbs up for each of you. 👍👍👍

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I hope to find out soon, Noah - I’m planning a visit 👍😊

[@George-ux6zz]

That was cool Pea. Have a great evening, take care and God bless you 🙏 😊

[@kevinkennedy6875]

Very interesting discussion, Pea! Thanks for introducing us to these lovely young women.

[@BaldandInsecure183.]

Wow! Hey Pea…only 5 minutes in and I’m stunned these amazing ladies are from America. I grew up next to Fillipeano families in America and when I went in their homes, I felt like we were in the PI and I’ve never been there, meaning they moved to the US but stayed with their roots and culture. They were the best neighbors ever. I think it’s great these girls get to experience it for real and live there. God bless them.

[@Alan_Mac]

Two lovely girls and a real credit to their parents. Pity their mama didn't pass Tagalog to them...

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Let’s see how past they can learn the language 😊👍

[@Alan_Mac]

@@TheFilipinaPea They're smart girlies. They'll be chatting in reasonable Taglish within a year!

[@CaptainJackSparrow110]

But, you can see they have become infected with feminism. Their goals are to get an education and become self-supporting. It isn't like their focus is to become a good wife and mother. Chicks can't "have it all." And they have become tribalized and their children will be just as much promoting their victimhood status along with all the other BI-POC destroyers of the US.

[@victoriar9728]

My children were born in North America as well and I used to speak with them in Tagalog at home, however, when they started kindergarten - they spoke English more and then I got lazy I guess, due to the busy life here. Now they are all grown and they only know the very basic tagalog words. They say words like "I am bihis-sing" ( translation - "I am getting dressed") . But I definitely raised my daughter as a traditional Filipina. I am worried that she might not get married, because she is such a homebody and does not "date". When they were young, I spoke tagalog when I scolded them, lol ,they did not understand everything, so it took out the sting:)

[@PaulClaypool-hr4qj]

Great interview Pea. I was smiling all the way through it. Thanks for all you do!

[@Yo_Kelz]

Great interview!! It was very refreshing and interesting to hear from the perspective of 2 STUNNING Filipino-Americans in the PI. Wish the best for yall. Thanks!

[@MachineMedia1]

HI Chantal :) As a "Halfling" myself, prayers and positive vibes for yall. Keep it up Pea!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Halflings unite! 🤣🤣

[@MachineMedia1]

@@TheFilipinaPea LOL😀

[@larslarsman]

Thanks for the interview. Your smart girls a ++ to a good relationship.

[@thomashauguel6811]

Very cute interview,, Pea. Thanks for sharing the interview with us!

[@Rob_Harrison]

Those two ladies, are doing it right. My take, one thing the Philippines takes serious is education.. This is the place for high value reasonable cost higher education.. Smart move.. Good luck to them

[@briane173]

Unfortunately that world-class education almost never translates to a sustainable career in the Philippines. I bristle at the number of college-educated Filipinos who wind up taking housekeeper jobs in other countries because they can't find work in their own country.

[@Rob_Harrison]

@@briane173 Yes,, hoping that will change... They try hard here. not like in the west.. They really try. If you ask me they have to import energy. and lack experience. Hoping for the best

[@jamesballard6564]

I respectfully disagree. While secondary education is indeed cheaper in Philippines, transfer of accreditation to US is partial at best. They maybe in for a rude surprise in the future. On a lighter note,my daughters are half Cambodian. Mexicans constantly approach them while speaking Spanish. 🥴

[@Rob_Harrison]

@@jamesballard6564 Well, I will respond with a respectfully disagreement with your assessment. Before I came here from Canada my personal Doctor was born and raised in Egypt but received the vast portion of her education in Manilla. Did she just get off a plane in Canada and be accepted as a Doctor in Canada? Yes there is some lengthy hoops to jump through far beyond a 30 minute exam.. My new neighbor in my building here in the Philippines,,, his mother educated in Manilla is a Doctor in Italy, supporting her son back here. So, education in Oxford, LAU, Yale… is useful world wide. This includes the Philippines. In the Philippines they take education very seriously, the percent of people with higher education exceeds anything in the west. And it’s very good value for the money, pennies on the dollar. Just no money or many jobs here in the Philippines

[@julesforsyth2996]

My daughter is a mix (23 now). I'm English and my wife is from Laguna. I think she looks very Asian, I don't think she looks like me but many do. She now speaks tagalog, most Filipinos are surprised and find it funny. She went to private schools and they insist in English only so she really learnt after school. I would post a photo but looks like there's no facility. She actually seems to always have a Fil/Brit boyfriends which I find interesting. Nice interview. Btw, 13 years between me and my wife also. She does seem to get preferential treatment, especially when she worked in a call center as English is her first language.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks for sharing your story! They have much in common 👍❤️😊

[@EDINTHEWIND]

You can see three terrific women who have a very bright future. Congrats Little Bit. Another great video. All the best ladies.

[@markbrunelle9037]

Great show diffidently worth watching and on the funner side of knowing what they are experiencing as a mix culture…

[@TravelWithMarti]

im loving the Philippines , im gonna brand it ..... the land of smiles so amazing everyone should visit

[@colinscrypto3307]

One of the main reasons to be a passport bro. To have children that don't suck. Great video.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahahaha 🤣🤣👍👍

[@stevenundzid4765]

Im sure with an attitude like yours you cant produce anything good Pass port brooo.

[@johnnypastrana6727]

Long before passport bros there were passport guys...the new generation didn't invent this travel option...far from it.

[@theofficialken1755]

@@johnnypastrana6727 military have been doing it for generations 🤙

[@paulshamblin6260]

Look up Larry McEntire. He's The Godfather or Paul McGill. Get you a Pinay before somebody screws it up.

[@donaldkinsey5245]

Sweet girls. I knew they were going to mention the traffic. When I’m in the Philippines, I don’t drive. It’s madness!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I totally agree 👍

[@Volar777]

Very Good video and i truly enjoyed this one. Both sisters were fascinating to watch and listen to. I do feel they were not given enough time to expand on each question as the answers left me hungering for more. Great perspective.

[@kelvinmcneill9923]

Another learning experience, thanks so much..

[@arnoldseay9118]

Interesting Miss Pea. I have 4 kids half Filipino half American. My oldest daughter looks more American but the three younger ones look more Filipino. To me these girls look and talk like Americans. It’s good they are able to study in the Philippines and really get accustomed to the culture. I’m sure they will pick up Tagalog easily.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️❤️👍

[@sharhune2735]

Hi Pea. Excellent video, Pea. I've watched your channel grow over the last three years and I'm glad it is going well. I know you'll eventually hit that 500k subscriber mark. I miss the Philippines. I was part of my childhood and then I visited twice as an adult. I'm watching society, here in the U.S. crumble before my eyes and it saddens me, to see it tear itself apart. Tke care and see you Friday.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I appreciate your confidence, but I don’t see 500k in my future - we’ll see though 🤣❤️

[@johnnypastrana6727]

One political party is more responsible for the destruction of America, though both are complicit.

[@rogerpaddock6785]

Amen Shar. Sad what is happening here in the US.

[@marcrichard7251]

Wow very interesting interview Pea…Thanks

[@Kempe6116]

Very cool having these guests from America with Philippina mom. Great angle. Keep up the good work

[@colainightingale4093]

I've got one "halflings" myself Pea. She's my beauty queen and my world who can't speak our language either. Hard to teach when you're surrounded by English speaking environments, so she have to learn Filipino language the hard way lol.

[@robertlalor8090]

Such a brilliant example of one-world ladies. You ladies fill us with such hope for the future. Thanks Pea.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Glad you liked it, Robert 👍❤️

[@mikeconnery4652]

Interesting video

[@jorgecastro4309]

You all look absolutely beautiful!! I was smiling listening to the stories that they were experiencing! A good video Miss Pea!

[@waldemargomesdemoraes3309]

Esse é o paraíso das filipinas adorei, ok ❤😂🎉😅😊

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Waldemar 👍❤️

[@graciejj1]

The French kissing thing has been surprising to me here! I haven't kissed a Filipina yet here that knows really how to French kiss. It's hilarious to me that you brought that up, but that's been my experience here so far. Another great video from you, thanks.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I was asked about it in an email, too, so I think I’ll do a video about it 🤣👍 (I do know how, and I’m a good kisser) 😆

[@graciejj1]

@@TheFilipinaPea I love the idea! If you're around Dumaguete, let me know if you want a man's opinion on it and we can talk. Love your sense of humor!

[@josephdracula7487]

😎👍🤿🇵🇭! Always a different subject with a different perspective! I like them all!

[@JM-gg8ko]

Yas Ms Pea. Good job warning them about those Filipino boys. Very interesting to see expat stories from a young adult female perspective. Thanks for the share!

[@JoseNDoria]

The accent really stuck out but they sound like they were raised with good parents. Kudos to them for having the opportunity to learn overseas and discover their roots. My own cousins are somewhat hesitant about going to Mexico, even though our hometown is literally a 10 minute drive to the rest of family. The main area for a majority of my family are at a border town in Mexico, which is highly combative with cartels trying to get a strong hold for lucrative drug routes to the United States. My aunt lost a leg as a result of being in a crossfire between the cartels and the Mexican Army. If things don't improve with Mexico, which I honestly don't see happening anytime soon. I can always visit my family members in Texas, or my partner's family in Rizal. It was a wonderful experience and I never felt so safe surrounded by strangers.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍😊😊

[@scottyork8831]

Hard to decide which of the three is the loveliest!😊 They are embracing a life that my future wife and I hope our children will embrace. We are planning on doing our best to make sure they will be able to fit in seamlessly in either country should they choose to.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

The one on your left! The one on your left! 🤣🤣🤣

[@scottyork8831]

@The Filipina Pea Not gonna lie, you are one of the reasons I watch your videos. The content is the secondary reason.

[@CaptainJackSparrow110]

@@scottyork8831 She wouldn't exist without simps paying for her.

[@danielhay184]

Fantastic vid pea it must be hard keep producing fresh content but you do it extremely well 😊

[@geoCow]

Great interview. I wish you all the best of futures.

[@jeremywheeler8417]

Its cool to be able to hear the perspective from the children of an American/phil relationship. And it seems like they didn't grow up to be buttheads like so many American women. Thank God for their moms influence. Are their parents still together? Love, peace and applesauce Miss Pea.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I got the impression that their parents might not be together anymore 😢

[@MrBenHaynes]

I can't believe that Dad hasn't waited for Mum to retire before moving to the Philippines! (Obviously I don't know the circumstances, but couldn't imagine being happy with the tyranny of distance from my significant other). Asian cultural influence/value predominantly have a positive outcome on rearing well adjusted and grateful children. Filial piety foremost.

[@solarguy1702]

Sorry to contradict. The woman that introduced me to my wife is back here in Bohol after living in Illinois for the past 12 years. She planned on two months but one week was enough. The dirt, the poverty, the ignorance is just too much. Going home. Not the first Pinay to express this. One girl living in Norway lasted one day. Philippines has a long way to go.

[@tessnelson6059]

2 weeks for me. 1 month is too long. LOL! I’m a Filipina. Immigrated to the US when I was 25. I guess… I got spoiled living in America. 😂🤣😂

[@solarguy1702]

@@tessnelson6059 take for example, the DMV. In and out in 28 minutes. Here in Bohol, 2 days. Maybe!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It will be interesting to see what happens with them, yes 👍 I agree that the Philippines has a long way to go, and there’s no excuse for modernizing - now 😊

[@tessnelson6059]

@@solarguy1702 yes, I love the convenience in the USA . I feel like an American when I go back home. No more patience. Lol! 😂🤣😜🤪

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

When Mother Teresa came to the USA she noted that she had not seen such spiritual poverty even in the worst slums of Calcutta.

[@paulstan9828]

Always enjoy the interviews. Interesting to hear other people’s life experiences. Have a nice evening Pea!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, this one was a little different 😊

[@afailable]

Love the content Pea. Keep it coming, I'll keep watching.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Well if you keep watching, I’ll keep it coming 🤣👍

[@lunchbox6576]

These young ladies can get a college education without the 100,000 dollars student loan debt. This will give them a huge advantage in life.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Exactly! They’ll graduate debt-free 👍

[@johnlobley]

ALL HAIL THE INIMITABLE PEA ...and always let the ads play

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Top five again, John! 😳😳👍❤️❤️

[@brianbaxter3913]

Hi Pea. This was an interesting video. These girls have done things the other way around. It will be interesting to see how they make out here. The both seem to be very smart and mature so I think they will do ok and having their father here will help too. I wish them good luck with their studies and adjusting to their new life here. Keep smiling and stay safe

[@averyce2]

Your videos make my day. THANK YOU

[@glenproctor1999]

People like these ladies are the future. So mature in their outlook and its great to see them seek their culture and accept what they find! More power to them and more power to you lovely Pea for spreading understanding of culture! Cant wait to get there and have you talk through the night about history, folklore, music and all kinds of things! 😊❤🥰

[@awakenotwoke1973]

I disagree. They've unfortunately been badly influenced by modern western culture. Good men just aren't seeking women like that for marriage.

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

​@@awakenotwoke1973 The assumption that "to be modern" is to be like the US will destroy the Philippines if that is the route they take. They should look instead at Singapore, Taiwan and even Malaysia vs the complete depravity that is taking over the US. Most Filipinos do not realize how sick and twisted the US is becoming.😊

[@DMSProduktions]

You Aussie Glen?

[@bandiddid8583]

​@@awakenotwoke1973 💯

[@glenproctor1999]

@@DMSProduktions UK

[@Shizzle700]

I would call them "Hotlings" 😁

[@TheFilipinaPea]

HAHAHAHAHA Okay, it’s a little early to name the winner of the FCOTDA (Funniest Comment Of The Day Award), but you earned it 🤣🏆🤣

[@Shizzle700]

@@TheFilipinaPea I think you should switch it up and come to Florida 😁

[@nleezie895]

I like that 😉

[@orvillelb]

Nice young ladies. Enjoyed!

[@dennisb7930]

Very nice interview I never met anyone when I was in school from Philippines but I’m 67 n there wasn’t hardly any students from other countries back then👍 nice video thank you girls

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

Philippines is a nice place with affordability for AMERICAN Dollar holders.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It does seem to be, yes 👍😊

[@jeremywheeler8417]

At least for now.... There's crazy things going on with the monetary system right now though. Hopefully it doesn't change much.

[@fhtrucker62]

bang for your buck is not good compared with other asian countries... have you had cold pansit in a saucer portion fit for a kitten...Food is a big part of life, but in phils is not good...so many belly...so how does that happen with the portion size? Plus, if you are white, you are going to get shaffted...The lord has a lot of work to do there......

[@ColdHumor]

True. In Grand rapids michigan it's $13 for a sandwich and $8 for a beer. When I was in the Philippines last year. I could get the same in manila for like $3 total.

[@rolandmueller7218]

I am concerned with many Foreigners moving to the Philippines, they will raise the prices beyond the means of Filipinos.

[@chuey1313]

2 girls need 2 B very careful dating local men. Don't forget about the "single mom" epidemic in PH. B smart....Don't become a statistic.

[@littlebear1520]

That was pretty awesome to have those two sisters on

[@dougparson4407]

Pea - this was a great interview !! Its interesting to hear these girls mind-set on these 2 cultures. Cute girls but I can see how people are confused on where they are from. Looking Forward to your next Video !! 😊

[@kevingonzalez3673]

You can tell they don't like old dudes because they Americans.

[@amazonseller-yf8vv]

No Lauren, it wasn't about your accent, it was about the terrible western values that were quickly revealed in your answers. It was obvious that you were much more liberal than the girl on the far right on the pool interview. Most people on this channel came here specifically hoping to see people with more traditional values so people who have liberal values quickly stand out.

[@sqjam]

U ladies are great to listen to.

[@11ccom]

WoW. How nice.

[@chuck26241]

Beautiful young ladies all 3 of course TC God bless y'all.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Chuck 😊👍❤️

[@katzkatzi5139]

Nice video Pea !

[@WestTexasStyle]

Multiple thumbs up 👍👍👍👍👍👍!

[@chutch651]

I hope these ladies will be a good influence to other Filipino and not influence them in a bad way. Are these ladies from the west cost States? I notice they use ,"LIKE" a lot as most west cost people do. They seem like nice ladies. I wish them happiness. Thanks pea.

[@grey_wulf]

Hi Pea! Love these interviews. Keep up the fantastic work. Blessings to all!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I’m so glad to hear that, Wolf 👍❤️

[@charlesc.9572]

Enjoyable to watch. Best wishes to the sisters. Thank you, Pea. As always, you're an awesome KZbinr.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

And as always - thanks!! ❤️😊

[@geecheelionmusic]

I'm more subdued today. Listening and continuing to learn.

[@geecheelionmusic]

I figured somebody would like this comment

[@k9companion231]

Hey Pea and friends! Good to see this perspective for the first time. I must say many people are attracted to different things than they grew up with in the home. Good luck to all and God bless.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, good luck to them 👍❤️

[@richardleach1706]

Interesting show, see ya on Friday. Peace and success

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Richard 👍❤️😊

[@Niftynorm1]

Great interview and a different perspective. Both ladies are smart and fun so they should enjoy the new adventure they are on. I have to agree with what they found was different in the Philippines. I will head over to your Patreon for more. Thank you Pea.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

The interview will be posted by tomorrow 👍😊

[@johnhale9892]

Thank you for another wonderful video Pea. Much love and respect to you Pea. ❤️

[@WestTexasStyle]

Gorgeous young women… blessings always 🙏🏼.

[@suny1265]

Very well Mannered and Feminine ladies. Awesome 👍. If a Philippines Woman has this influence on the family even if she lived in a western country i will mary one any day. Seriously thinking of having a trip to test as you recommended if i fit in.

[@47boogieman67]

Hello Miss p. I know I'm super late it's not my fault The Internet's been down for like 6 hours now. Just got it up and running again so going to give you a thumbs up and see what I missed

[@anthonydunn5150]

Hello Pea, I just knew that young woman had an American father, not that it makes a difference, but you can tell. All the same they are both charming and thank you again for the public service that you pleasantly provide.

[@brianscovern68]

What lovely young ladies. You can tell they were raised right! Great interview as always Pea.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Brian ❤️

[@steveperyer4850]

What a wonderful interview with these ladies, as they are positive about securing both races they are. They will go far in whatever they decide to become, and marry whomever they do. Two sweet and beautiful woman the have been brought up the right way.😊

[@davidmueller2445]

Really a great watch Pea. Interesting to hear your guests' process of adaptation and perceptions both positive and negative. I wish them well

[@franklinnorth7708]

Great Video Pea.

[@jameyrosenau5426]

my favorite video in a long time...such an interesting perspective! I often wonder aamd hope on how to maintain both US and PH cultures for our two anaks so this was really enlightening for me...salamat Pea!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Jamey! Let’s keep an eye on these girls, and see what happens 👍😊

[@Niftynorm1]

@@TheFilipinaPea How long before you corrupt them with your exotic ways? Did you send them home with a kitten or a 'Cat starter kit'? LOL