Filipino OFW real life story may discrimination ba? EP2

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[@StichChoi]

thank you for supporting this series more ofw interviews to come! dm if your pinoy living in Korea 🙏

[@maxyl12]

i love the honest opinion, no bias, just real talk

[@buchi777_]

Napaka interesting ng topic na to. Yung unfair labor force tinitiis ng mga pilipino yan para sa family nila sa pilipinas. Malaking tulong sa mga gustong pumunta sa Korea na mga pinoy yung insights ni kuya billy. Love you both.

[@BingeYoutube777]

I love how you sympathize with Billy and also ask the right questions at the right time. My future ka tlg sa pagiging talk show host! Keep it up! 💙

[@sofi_yukisan]

I can somehow relate to Kuya (even though I'm from the healthcare industry). Not all OFWs get to the glamorous life other Filipinos are stereotyping about. Some OFWs are having a tough life in other countries compared to when they're in their own homeland. That's the bitter reality but on an optimistic side, they learnt to be resilient and patient through hardships. It's really hard to live in a foreign nation which is different from your own culture, belief, and tradition. I, myself, experienced the times when I didn't like the country I was previously working (understaffing, poor admin management, overworked, no overtime pay, no holidays even sick leave, limited off LOL). Every single day became a challenge of survival for me that I always count the remaining days for me to go home. Exhaustion, homesickness, stress and depression became the common day to day battles. What really hurts is the fact that other nationalities view you as someone lower than them and I really hated that superiority complex when they think highly of themselves. Like, we're all humans? we breathe the same air... we'll all gonna die one day... something like that. About the thing, he mentioned that Filipinos are mostly doing the work, which was supposed to be teamwork and delegated work assignments. I, too, experienced that. That's the time I truly appreciated Filipinos. Despite all the racism and other forms of discrimination were facing, most are trying to work hard and are diligent. Not just for Filipinos but other Southeast Asians, I've also worked with Indonesians and I must say, our work together was really efficient and productive. These are just perspectives based on my experiences and I'm not trying to lift my bank. I didn't mean to leave derogatory comments here. Pardon me for a lengthy comment. I kinda made a reflection with Kuya's OFW diaries. HEHE. Thank you for sincerely loving the Philippines. #MentalHealthMatters

[@StichChoi]

read it all, much love

[@wengantivo7122]

OFWs are brave. I don''t have the courage like them. I'm so duwag.

[@dianepascal3782]

Napaka honest ni kabayan.😊

[@sigangelsglobal]

This is a gutsy interview so respect sayo for doing this. It must have been awkward. Every country is not perfect and its good to be open to feedback. PH has its bad side din naman. Same lng sa Korean. Being aware of whats wrong and doing something to correct it, is the best solution. Thanks again.

[@lyndzgalz5760]

My employer before was korean but he has a nice attitude becoz he's a christian! 🤍

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

Racism is human nature. Every country has it's fair share of racism. But it's also human nature to do what's right despite of our prejudice nature. I hope this issue between our two countries would serve as a lesson to better ourselves on both sides.

[@etrnlygr8tful87]

Racism is "human nature"? With due respect I disagree with that because that is like saying we are all born racist which is not true. Our prejudice is not inherent to us, not acquired from birth, but it is a mentality we learn from other people. Observe how toddlers, pre schoolers interact with other children of different color or age, they don't have pre-conceived bias towards other kids....but as they grow up they start to see the difference & hear it from the media & other adults.

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

@@etrnlygr8tful87 Let me re-phrase that. Prejudice is human nature. That includes racism. There was an experiment done about this. A bunch of kids were prompted to chose which between 2 dolls is the pretty one and which is not. The other one is a white doll, and the other is a black doll. Almost all of the kids chose the white doll, even the black kids. Those are kids who should have no idea what racism/prejudice is, but still they favored the white doll over the black one. You can search this video on Yt. Thanks for the response. I love a healthy debate.

[@cindymananzalamartinez6679]

@@etrnlygr8tful87 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpzThqx4Z92aiq8 This is the link. You can check it out. Thanks.

[@etrnlygr8tful87]

@@cindymananzalamartinez6679 I too love a healthy debate. I am familiar with this experiment & seen a few different versions long time ago. If you noticed in this experiment they did not use toddlers...there is reason for that....because they know toddlers cannot distinguished those dolls based on the questions presented to them. Some of the questions are suggestive, there were kids who make a choice that seemed hesitant to make a choice, but felt they have to. You can see that in the way they responded either by words, expressions or gesture....why is that? Most, if not all of the kids that participated in this experiment already have certain awareness of the world around them...either from their parents, the media (books, games, tv, etc). They're already aware of color association, like if the light is on in their room it is not scary, but when the light is off, the darkness is or can be scary for them. Angels are good creatures & they are white, Bad spirits are usually portrayed as bad as dark shadows. These are some of these awareness that can influence their decisions. If you just let these children play, without adults interrogating them with these kinds of questions, you will see that in a mixed race class, that they will have no issues interacting & playing with each other. As children grows and become more aware of the things that is going on around & experience them, these is when bias are formed. This is why I don't agree with saying racism is human nature. If a child grew up in a mixed race family, they don't see their siblings colors as different as their own, but what they see is a brother or a sister. One's bias or prejudice is not inherent, not second nature, BUT is a product of our environment & our interactions within it.

[@gwen7838]

Love this kind of videos 💯♥️ it's all about the truth and so authentic... Do more videos like this♥️😊🇵🇭

[@herwanderland400]

Wow you speak fluent Tagalog and taglish as well

[@aexa04]

Wow Nice video Stich This is an eye opener for what is happening to our kababayan in South Korea. Thank you Don’t worry, Filipinos adapt everywhere 👍🏼😊 I’m an ofw too here in Middle East. That’s why I feel the same way he’s saying... Proud of you Kabayan. Kaya natin toh 👍🏼😊 I’m also proud of you Stich for your Filipino by heart.

[@troyl8441]

Si Kuya Stitch Choi Korean lang sa appearance pero PINOY na Pinoy hahahaha!! Pati pag English niya accent ay Pinoy. So sexy 🤩🥰

[@shantaloupe4243]

Very very interesting topics!!!🎉

[@analynj30]

Nice conversation👍ingat ka Jan Kuya Billy but gladly u found a friend like stitch Choi Godbless you both🙏

[@ace.8074]

Even when in HK,singapore, china and Malaysia may diskriminisyon din. Galing ako sa mga bansa na yan. Pero bilib talaga ako kay kuya stich di ka na maloko pag nasa Pinas ka. Galing mo mag tagalog. Salute you kuya stich. Ako ang alam ko s korean ito lang Charyot Kwong ye Joon bi Seijak Baro Gomahn Ki yap Dobok Kamsahamnida Chagi Maggi Kyorugi Sogi Hosinsul Chigi. Ang iba nakalimutan ko na mula ng nagkaroon ng covid. Haha.

[@izyysab6408]

its a reality kahit saan when you work for a foreign country, but kudos to kuya for staying positive and strong whilst earning a living. saka galing na ng tagalog mo, Stitch Choi.

[@genevie4095]

Sa lahat ng bansa na napunta ko sa asia japan lng talaga bukod tanging bansa ang napuntahan ko na may mataas na respeto sa mga pilipino..i dont know sa iba ha..

[@mikorleans1677]

Ate meron rin sa Nippon nakaranas rin ung ibang JUAN nandun parin sa ibang Nippon ang dugong samurai parin

[@anecitoibay7867]

Its all the same...Wherever you go in this part on this world - especially if its really your first time & you don't know anybody ( I can relate to that - maybe I can write a book about it ) - My first time here in the UK, England - I WAS SO UPSETT & SO HOMESICK, REALLY HOMESICK for almost six months...I experienced a lot (you name it? )...BUT, ONCE YOU GET USE TO IT / MEET A LOT OF NEW FRIENDS / YOU KNEW WHAT TO DO OR WHERE TO GO - AND, YOU ACLIMATISED TO EVERYTHING - LIFE WILL BE EASY & YOU'LL MAKE A LIFE OF YOURSELF....I HAVE BEEN HERE IN UK, ENGLAND FOR QUITE SOMETIME NOW & MAKE MY SECOND HOME NOW...AND, FOR YOUR INFORMATION - I'M A BRITISH CITIZEN NOW SINCE 1985....for a lot of reason. Mabuhay !!!

[@mariariou6547]

Hi! This was a really good interview that shed raw info on what can be if in Korea. Wish you could travel in other countries to do the same. It's like a kamustahan GT (get together) of old friends which provides for a factual sharing of firsthand experiences. We know thru OFWs affirmations that being overseas for job is hard. But how and why? This kind of interview answers it. It's like listening to a group drinking together and just talking without any particular purpose or reason just sharing... Good job Stich Choi! More! Thru this the Filipinos who have misconceptions or guessed conclusions? will know better and act/react properly towards OFWs or particular situations in general... Thanks again!😀

[@StichChoi]

Maria Riou thats the point

[@roeyearl9431]

In the UK you can have 28 days holidays paid, but depends din naman kung anong klaseng trabaho or gano katagal nagwowork.

[@joseph68424]

Nice interview..more please

[@doobieatenara7649]

Here in uae, we should have annual leave for 22 working days or 30 calendar days..still lucky to have worked here. somehow there is significant difference in salary range here between filipinos and other nationalities, especially the westerners. But we learn to adapt to it, there is no use in sulking over it. That is reality.

[@MrIntensePain]

I miss the channel. ♥️

[@Jessica-BBB]

Wow nice may pa background music si tito boy..ay shet tito choi pla hahaha

[@calipinoymaharlika4003]

Ang tagal na ng vlogs ni Stich,sana i share padin natin sa ibang tao para lalo mag grow channel nya.

[@StichChoi]

it helps talaga

[@MealineN]

see you soon sa korea hahahha pag ako makapasa sa skills test for factory workers....

[@MealineN]

ohh my God you meet kuya billy??iba ka talaga kuya billy mga SB19 reactor kinausap mu...

[@vinafelipe6895]

Gnun nman tlaga kpag isa kang dayo.yung mga prebelihyo ng mga local iba sayo kz dayo ka.At tlaga gnagawang utusan tayong mga dayo dhil pkiramdam nla superior cla.minsan nga sbi ng iba katulong k lng dto wla kang karapatan,syempre msakit pro tayong magagawa.nranasan q mga yan..

[@GenZCoupe]

Pasama naman next video 🤦‍♂️😂😂

[@modestoagbuya2159]

Wondering when will the Filipino OFW's get a good deal on life? It's always a bitch, isn't it? There's always hope. Just have faith in God. Have a blessed day all.

[@christopherferrer4895]

japanese has a high respect on filipino , in many aspects but koreans? maybe few of them ive heard alot of negative comments to us by koreans ,, and even their attitude ,, but not all korean okay dont get me wrong but this is just my observations and based on the story of my friends

[@simonriley118]

Wow, you speak Tagalog.

[@jovelynbernabe7820]

So cute

[@christopherferrer4895]

iba ang level ng racism sa south korea, real talk yan.

[@jannahpedrosa3889]

What title song of your background music ?

[@kwonjiyong4684]

wawa naman si billy

[@gbetterful]

Nakakatakot pala jan mag work sa korea buti dito sa US di ganyan...

[@jenniferpantua17]

Dami ko ng kasabayan nag exam ng eps topik na anjan na same sa jowa ko at hoping na makapag work jan pero nakakatakot ang language barrier at culture difference.😆

[@jhiancarlwincarla1495]

C kuya billy 😍😍

[@villamor7805]

The middle eastern people just like that, tratrabaho lang pag nandyan yung boss,

[@Jessica-BBB]

Nabilad na sa init si kuya billy 😆😆😆

[@henceldeanon9233]

galing nito! fair and square! real talk! hoy! utol! magtalk show ka n lng kaya??? hehehe!!!

[@rizarellano4172]

🤗

[@Lightstar73]

Hindi pa nangyari yong gusot sa Philippines versus Korea,sabi nang employer ko isama nya ako kung balik sila sa Korea kung ok na, Wala na virus magbakasyon.natakot tuloy ako,wag na lang siguro.Pinas na lang or JAPAN. Sorry Korea. Billy nakita ko yong dance mo nasa cage ka galing mo don. Ingat mga kababayan.

[@omigvlog9364]

Diba nga mga grocery store dito sa Pilipinas na korean ang owner at bawal ang mga Filipino na bumili😂😂 dito pa lng sa sarili nating lupa nadedescriminate na tayo, paano pa kaya sa sarili nilang bansa😂😂 but anyway wala nman akong galit sa mga koreans☺️ dun lng sa mga korean na ayaw sa Filipino 😂

[@lynpascua7616]

Is that you kuya billy...?why are u here...? Ur my idol.. Crass kita ...ikaw yata yong nawawalang member ng sb19....😂😂😂

[@마-e7x]

Work with me hahaha