Final Month Cost Philippines! $1,000? NO WAY! (4/4)

[@yollyb9239]

$1000.00 is enough! A lots of people doesn’t make money like that. Life Style matters wer ever we live. 😍❤️😍

[@DavidKirtley]

Tim, Tim, Tim. Thrice is perfectly acceptable. It has fallen out of use recently but perfectly valid :)

[@jesssummers9405]

We live on a 1000 a month , its so very hard , theres no money to keep the motorcycle up and safe ,hard to save extra visa money , no health insurance , small town, i do lightly drink smoke a pack a day , but if i dont i would loss my mind here ,especaily now , being locked down everyday is hard not allowed to even ride your girl to the store to get food together , or travel together is bullshit ,when you live and sleep together everyday , rent is cheap , but hold your ass when you buy food esoecaily if got a little american blood in you , because only way is grow your own food have your own chickens and pigs , if you live in a apartment as us , its going to make life a little hard lits of planning and disapline to make your monthly bills

[@brchannel2358]

This has been a great series. Your numbers seem much more realistic then many of these 600 - 1000 videos. Thank you for doing this. We are planning to retire there in 2 years. This really helps and validates what I have been planning for. Good to see you upbeat. I am sure it is boring in lockdown there but it sure seems like paradise every time I have visited but not during this situation.

[@TimKyoutube]

Glad you enjoy it! People that tell me I overspend, cant tell me where I am overspending.

[@brchannel2358]

I think you are just better at accounting for everything and not trying to prove you live below a certain limit. And you have a handsome new baby... LOL they cost....just in diapers and new clothes every month or 2..

[@KoRnBaKo]

You could definitely live on $1000 a month if you were single or just had a partner, but if a kid is involved, especially a baby, then it's gonna be more expensive. It really depends on what you buy though. Eat like a Filipino/Filipina instead of western food and it would work out cheaper. Stay safe!

[@Ian-yf1rl]

I'll list the top 5 costs involved for raising a baby. 1) breast milk 2) little bit of laundry detergent for washing the diapers. 3)......ummm

[@TimKyoutube]

crib, stroller, diaper bag, baby bath, car seat, diapers, wipes, clothes every month, hospital costs, checkups, prenatal, blankets, transportation to appointments... um OK bro... yea just boobie milk.

[@mcnightama6075]

If your local esp in province area, $1,000 is more than enough, but if your a foriegner, I dont think so!

[@elthamz5070]

You sucks always complaining about the cost

[@jimjones8808]

@Micheal Jonathon whereabouts in Eastern Europe?

[@poetwarriorrare9489]

It all depends on who you are and what you want. I met mostly single retired guys who were expats on my 20+ trips to the Philippines. 90% were in Cebu City and metro manila. They wanted the most bang for their buck and to date filipinas and did not want families. For that, cities are great because you can walk everywhere and meet up w expats, drink coffee, and shoot the breeze. But if you're younger and want a family, you really need to have a steady income of 2000USD or more so that you can live comfortably. Just realize 2k USD a month in the provinces can probly can give you a 4k usd life in NY. I suggest 3k USD a month income or more because you will want to travel and stay in hotels and eat decent meals out. Have fun.

[@jeramiahbarclay8490]

been watching your old videos... you 2 have come along way since then....congrats

[@charlottethien3749]

Tim, Really and truly , it seems to be a monumental task to track your spending . You help out Crissie’s family, and you can not determine how much feed goes to your two pigs . Really, the pigs should be fed separately, to make sure each pig gets the appropriate amount of feed . One pig will be to thin one too heavy . That being said , you are using a window unit AC , which are very inefficient. You are actually cooling just two rooms , right ? All those factors can’t be compared to a well insulated , family sized home. If you are diligently trying to hold costs down, that’s the best you can do under your circumstances . Helping the other family plus the pigs is going to fluctuate from month to month. I do want to mention that the pig pens look nice and clean . I commend that you are trying to keep a reign on expenses, but that is very stressful .God bless you and your family🙏🏻🙏🏻. We were married 46 1/2 years when my husband died 7 years ago. Raised three children on our family dairy farm . It is stressful to spend money , period ! 🌸💕🌸

[@TimKyoutube]

Thanks Charlotte. We don't own the property so we cant change the AC. As far as the pigs, it is hard to give advice on something I don't know. Christin's mom has been raising them her whole life, although you are probably right. 46 years is quite a bit of time! Thanks for sharing.

[@filipinaandamericanlove2808]

LOL Tim I have found with my GF that even as good as she is with English if she wants to avoid answering she pretends to not understand and she says odd things because she knows I will give up and stop asking.

[@johndarwin6456]

Good series on cost. As you mentioned you are under lockdown...eating at restaurants and driving cost if no lockdown my cost would easily double. Maybe you should tag/mark your pigs so you can identify. Respectfully, your wife is the cutest thing! I got tickled when you asked her about the side of pig cage that was empty....my wife has been in Texas now 13 years and now and then she still has to think of the English word she wants. Enjoy all your videos...y’all stay safe!

[@DavidKirtley]

Staples like rice, beans, and flour, cost about the same everywhere in the world except for places where they have government subsidies. They are all based on world market prices because they are traded world wide. You could cut your budget if you had to. You could eat a bowl of rice 3x a day. Add a few fruits and veggies and a little meat, you could probably feed both of you for less than $50/month, but who wants to live that way unless they have to?

[@TheGitch2501]

Thanks for breakin' it down for us, Tim! Really puts it into perspective. 👍

[@toddf9321]

Hi tim! I really thought you might be able to finish around $1000 USD for a month, even with a wife and baby. Keep trying, if you want to stretch your budget. I find food cost much less there. I went to the base commissary and spent $111 yesterday, I am thinking these items there would have been much less. I never spent that much ever at the SM supermarket for groceries. I believe my cost was about 2000 PHP ($40 USD) per week for nearly the same items. It can be challenging if some of procured items go for a walk...lol. Tag the pigs for identification. Trice is a word...hehe. She is right. Yeah, you are paying to feed all those hogs...hard to separate when feeding, but they could have used some of theirs and some of yours...maybe. I did use the VA clinic in Manila to save on the travel insurance, but you are a near permanent resident. I can say your final cost per month is cheaper than my basic monthly cost ($4000 USD) in the USA. You do make some valid points about the budget. Yes, the electric is very expensive...I found I had to turn off the air-con when I leave the condo to save of its cost. Great subject and commentary. I am glad you did this. Thanks.

[@vickeyefremidis9234]

Congratulations on your 71.4k .... Keep up the good work, soon you won’t have to worry about how much you’re spending. Both of you look great, by the way ... stay well Ps. There’s many ways to cut down ... namely take out food and junk (in cart you showed) But really doesn’t sound like a lot of money for three ... and family 🏹

[@karlenzmann]

Great video...I'm sure i could do a $1,000 month on a February, if i diet, and dont go out. But i think $1500 if its just me, and $1800 if its me and the girlfriend. You make a good point that being in the province, you may save on some stuff, but may have to pay more for other things due to the remote location...Good stuff again Tim

[@pauljones3557]

Power rates in the Philippines are one of the highest is Asia. Goods in the supermarkets also don't come cheap. Cheaper is the cost of accommodation and transportation. The Philippines has the highest sales tax rates in Asia at 12%. Malaysia is 6%. Thailand 7%. Indonesia 10%. Phil health for foreigners is 17.000 pesos a year. There is now, also a 12% tax on petro in the Philippines. Even on medical drugs there is 12% sales tax. To stay a year on a tourist visa cost $450.

[@TimKyoutube]

interesting on the sales tax... thanks

[@mtdewyx]

There's so many good cheap rentals Tim....200 300 usd. Mindanao Bohol Dumagete Cubic Bay Luzon hills. Stay rural live big !

[@dhanrajmohabir8305]

Hang in there tim. Things will get better. Have faith.

[@buzzcountry1178]

1700...you have a family of 3...a car, and a motorcycle. You eat out everyday or by store bought. 1700 is super cheap.

[@arnelagustin8837]

Trice is a word only used in the Provinces, Lol. Glad to see your update on the monthly expenses and appreciate your honesty. This is very helpful when I plan my retirement, too bad you don’t have an S&R near you, then you can get your brewed coffee, keep up the great content!

[@jontypettitt767]

The weight is dropping off you tim looking good mate hope you chrissy and dale are all good 👍

[@TimKyoutube]

Thanks 👍

[@SonnyB273]

Glad to see you are happy and doing well dude, I remember having fond thoughts of you guys when I first started watching you, it has taught me always to go with my instincts and stick up for what I feel is right, even at my age I am still learning👌

[@deanowidner9243]

NOT ECONOMICAL TO LIVE ANY WHERE NOW A DAYS ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU AS YOU DO HAVE A FAMILY / GOOD JOB KEEP UP.THE VIDEOS @

[@johnsullivan1510]

you are looking a little slimmer Tim. Chrissy looks amazing as always. Get a shot of you holding Dale.....It is obvious you love him but it would be nice to see you holding him once in a while. Those are the best photos I have with my kids and I wish I had 10 times more

[@Ray_K-q4y]

Tim, If you use your stimulus money to buy another pig, I nominate that you name the pig "Stimmy" lol

[@timwiebe8216]

Very interesting video Tim. I’m surprised the pigs stay inside the pen. I helped on a farm when younger and the pigs were constantly digging and rooting under the pen edge 😊

[@secretsquirrel9382]

Hey Tim good to see you up again :-) love to the three of you, from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@DenaliSue]

I remember when you started this and i thought “no problem”. What an eye opener. Thanks for the wake up call for many of us.

[@shadowkreep9434]

wow this is eye opening. i mean i live in Germany and as a couple we can easily live with 2000€ a month here. and we live a normal life not really trying to live cheap. we have 1000 fix costs like rent insurance gas and electricity, then there is groceries about 6 to 7 hundred a month and we have 3 to 4 hundred for entertainment and extras. i thought it would be way cheaper over there.

[@chazdad]

Piggery, I've lived in Iowa USA all my life where pigs out number people 6 to 1 and had never heard the word piggery before. Great vid. Good luck.

[@stephen6139]

I think you can leave on a thousand a month if you are by yourself, but I are with your wife and child. There is no way you can leave $1000. My wife is with my kids in Biliran and food is just so expensive.

[@criss719]

You are looking and sounding so much more healthier.

[@skystoneLaw]

1700 for two people is 850 each

[@winduncan9818]

WOW, you spent more than me on lockdown in California. I think you have room to save. Learn to cook and eat good and cheap at home. Can probably half the travel insurance if you just get travel medical instead of full travel insurance and play with the diductable (cost me $50 a month for 1M USD policy and I'm roughly your age). But other than that I'm really surprised how much you spend. Probably good you did this little exercise.

[@briansweeney2291]

Hi Tim believe it or not I spent £1,700 a month on our budget, including everything, payment to our home Inc, so I guess you're still cheap the you have the baby,, Tim like you said about the electricity that's expensive, we pay about £60 gas £55, have you ever thought about using a generator you definitely save money this way Tim 👌, thanks for the video very interesting stuff 🤞👌👍🏻

[@TimKyoutube]

Thanks Brian. When people challenge me for "spending so much" I ask them to point out where I did. If I cut those things out, would I get below $1,000? I have yet to get a response.

[@briansweeney2291]

Like you said Tim you found it unexpected, as you did think possible be up to the 2000 dollars a month, I believe that you are doing you're best especially with young Dale, and chrissy ❤️,you're doing a great job,

[@craigcmu]

I think people forget that there are inflation cost! No matter if you live in united state or other country you have to put that in your budget too!

[@TvaloneCC]

Less expensive places = not California

[@johnmichaelvito1730]

Hey sir Tim, you can lessen costs a little bit by buying cheaper chocolates, those toblerones are expensive not because they are tastier by 2x! they are just expensive 10x more just because they are exported.. Try Goya brand of Philippines its good and 10x cheaper .. I also previously saw your other vids buying expensive chips like Pringles, it is not that much tastier too and again some Philippine brands are better. I am saying these because I noticed these with my sister. When you actually math it, its atleast 10x cheaper! They think its more tastier or healthier but actually its not, you are just paying for the export and the brand. TLDR: buy Philippine brands, there are good/best our there I promise you, just find whats best suits you. Also how come "Clothing" is 60$ a month? Lastly, note that your electricity cost is normal for PH as we already surveyed that in my college class.

[@ashswensen]

I think the reason we always watch you guys is because our relationships are so similar. Do you ever stop yourself from correcting Chrissys English because it is so funny and adorable?

[@vonnel]

Happy you’re back! Was wondering why you were so silent for few days! Will support you dont worry! Just keep the love going, regardless! Hello Tintin and dale!

[@aicsusa]

Yes Great turn around man! Thanks for sharing your monthly costs of living! my electric bill is between $300-$500 a month in Los Angeles for my self and my elderly father. It must have been a long time since you were paying $30 a month for electricity here like before both of us were born. lol. Maybe you are thinking of the gas bill for natural gas. That I can do in the summer when we don't use heat, just the central air. I am on SSI and a pension and I think I could live by myself for 1000-1200 somewhere like Baguio, Tagaytay, or a province, close to, but not in the city. Keep in mind you have a family of 3, so you could probably do the same if you were still single. Most of these vloggers are also single that claim they can live on $1000 a month. Thanks again for sharing all this with us. Great lessons to be considered for everyone. Take care and God bless you all! David

[@afanelia]

I like how you qualify your answer (to not apply to living like a local/ backpacker) and know your audience in mind when you answer the titular question.

[@philipford6183]

Tim, you’re spending out for three, so your monthly costs are going to reflect that. A single person could easily get by on 1k a month, assuming they are not partying every night, etc. I didn’t hear you acknowledge in your video that the figure you arrived at reflects your particular circumstance (you have dependents to support financially).

[@Deveshh]

As a single guy, I spend less than $1000 in sweden living a pretty good life. No alcohol or travel included. You should only by local goods, and you can live on $300 in Leyte for sure, if you wont use AC. Get a fishing rod and a small boat and go fishing, maybe can even fish from the shore. Eat eggs, sardines, local fruits and only local goods, is the secret.

[@alisadaly9394]

Really informative and interesting Mr. Tim! I'm just a normal Arizona girl who loves watching ur vids. Thanks for sharing & keep on keeping on! Looking healthy & happy ! 👍

[@TimKyoutube]

thanks normal arizona girl! it is always interesting to me who ends up watching these videos

[@windellchapman8397]

Love watching you guys interact ... Your Chrissy is like my Lorena ... w/ probably 20 yrs more on my wife ... One of your costs ,was the family meals that come w/ your Filipina ..,Her family is your family ☺️

[@charleskazee1869]

Your close actually... Your cost is magnified because you could go to the cheaper stores till now... Babies expenses will keep going up sorry... It's the way it is... Your electric bill is still less than any of my family's in Wyoming... Car is a luxury... You can get along with just a scooter... But I think you actually did very well considering you was restricted to higher price food and stuff almost all month....I'm proud of you tho... No alcohol... Awesome.... Thanks for the video.... Much love....

[@randyhausmann2779]

My friend just bought a house for $500 in the Philippines one bedroom

[@ashswensen]

I tried to live on $1500 for three weeks in Indonesia and still ended up breaking out my credit card. My fiancé just laughs at me and shakes her head because she lives on 4,000,000rp ($265) a month and she still saves money and has nice things. I don’t know how they do it.

[@TimKyoutube]

i bet that is true..... this is why i said about 5 times in the video that these costs are not for local people. you are correct.

[@bazzz707100]

I lived in Davao city, Panacan comfortably in the 800 dollar range with helper and disabled relative. I just kept a sizable amount in reserves for medical emergencies and repatriation flight back to the US.

[@bennystropicalswimmigwolf8691]

THANK YOU. I hope you and your loved ones are healthy and safe 💃🎶 💃🎶 Peace, Love & Prosperity to you and yours.

[@dollybook1574]

Good video I think it's about how you want to live that will deterimin the cost where I live don't pay rent or anything I just buy food for the house don't want a car they drive crazy here I try to live like the locals with lock down can't go anywhere you Tim and your wife and baby looking good Krissy is beautiful lady when is the next baby coming

[@dennisb7930]

I think when people say 1,000 a month they are just talking rent n food all the other things add up

[@3aday208]

im staying at home and i live with my son, i spend on both of us is about £700/$850. in the uk, so i must say your over spending on somethings

[@TimKyoutube]

where? i line item everything out in the series

[@randybeard6040]

Since the Ocean is All Around you, I would be doing a bunch of Fishing and eating Seafood from the Ocean--that should help your Grocery Bill....

[@w.ewilson6363]

Its doable to live under a Thousand me and my wife can but its hard because I still have Stuff I like to do. I think if someone wants to retire a good figure should be 2000 a month to live comfortably

[@IdeasForSuccess]

What about your monthy car and bike payments? Or did you pay them off already?

[@methinks8175]

Chrissy's replies are actually cute..short, curt but not intimidating, and your gently coaxing her to respond is adorable😊

[@sire5582]

Honestly, cut out the take-aways, and non necessary purchases and you can easily survive off a 1k a month.

[@TimKyoutube]

what was non essential?

[@Tcosby]

@@TimKyoutube yeah I would still get the takeout lmao ! in this lockdown I have cooked 492 days this past month ha ha..when restaurants reopen I WILL be eating out again..we ate out at red lobster as it is the ONLY thing open to dine in..3 couples in the entire place...felt weird..but it was good & not my cooking for a change ! I i tipped the server the amount of our tab & she cried...she has been really struggling not working..I hope more things open soon..we have to try and get back to life..

[@nozty]

You and your family are so lucky to be in such a wonderful place during this world wide lock down. :) Regards from Manila.

[@raymondking1793]

Hi my friend Tim , I truly don't know where you were living in the United States and only paying $35 for electricity, but I live in a very small 3 bedroom 1 bath house and there is only 2 of us living here. We don't use Air Con and our electric bill is always over $150 a month and we get senior citizen discount Two. I rent one Bedroom in the house for $500 a month and that's cheap Here in California. A one bedroom apartment cost $1250 a month here and that's just the rent no utility's included. So for one person renting a 1 bedroom apartment , plus utilities and food is well over $2000 us dollars. This is just to give you a updated idea of current cost here in the United States. On average to rent a bedroom in a house Here in California is $850 a month, that being said I only get $1150 a month on my disability retirement. So I am very lucky to have this place for $500 plus half the utility's. Utility's are not just electric bill, but also water, sewage and barboge . Which is another $150 a month, then the cost of food, car insurance and gasoline and by the way gas is $5.50 a gallon here. My vehicle has a 20 gallon tank so it is over $100 dollars to fill in Up

[@steelfish1000]

Hi Tim This budget is for 2 people and baby Dale yes?

[@TimKyoutube]

yes

[@yrich5737]

Way more expensive than I thought.

[@carlos6793]

Way of life matters allot. But still regardless that is an awesome budget. How much does the pigs go for full grown cooked ??? Thanks for your vid’s bro. I’m thinking of a piggery and apartments keep up the great videos also what about buying a boat and sailing across the ocean few times a year????

[@brentrouge9276]

Sounds like your feed is being used “communally” hehe par for the course there lol

[@Blablagerman]

Trice.. Use a Tricycle and you don't need a car or scooter anymore

[@paulgodin4107]

How can you say that. I am a Canadian and I just finished building two houses in the province of Antique. I am now on my pension witch gives me the amount of $1350.00 dollars and I can tell you I am living like a king...I think you have a spending problem. Regards

[@TimKyoutube]

Where is my spending overboard?

[@Tcosby]

@@TimKyoutube your spending is not overboard ! you have a family to take care of..and you are generous in helping crissy's family ! You have it..... spend it & enjoy !!!

[@mr.critic]

3:07 Pigs: Water! Water! 😆

[@braenharen]

Love this makes me so hungry

[@Lifeinlivingcolors]

You look good Tim. Kudos on laying off of the booze for the month. You are on top of your game and it shows. Keep it up.

[@MaxZomboni]

Why don't you get some chickens, to go with your pigs, so you don't have to buy chicken, and some solar panels to help cut your electric bill. Just a thought.

[@peaceonearth351]

Good idea and use the chicken shit for a garden. Chicken shit is the best fertilizer.

[@andreb1605]

more videos=more money....cheers...

[@Crackity_Jones.]

Alot of that shopping prices seem a little high, I thought it would be alot cheaper in the Philippines. Alot of it is very close to western prices

[@crystalbluepersuasion3400]

Tim, you need to start an import business with contacts in the USA whom will send you items per your reselling list. Soap short? Buy 200 bars of the most popular. Ground coffee? Buy several different brands. You can make a slow killing. Takes time. Called " door-to-door, or packubean."You can build a sari-sari store and have Chrissy and her sister run it. My pinay beauty just confirmed bilakbyan is 90 bucks from anywhere USA to anywhere pi.

[@TimKyoutube]

shipping from my island is very expensive

[@crystalbluepersuasion3400]

@@TimKyoutube Never say NO to yourself. My understanding is that it cost a flat 100 bucks from USA to any phil location.

[@crystalbluepersuasion3400]

My pinay beauty just confirmed that door to door from any USA point to any phil accost 90 bucks. ALL POINTS OF PHILIPPINES.

[@RB-cz5jn]

I haven’t been yet But I’m guessing slaughtering your own pigs or fishing for lunch is not on the normal American task for the day. I’m guessing. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing.

[@jerrynewberry2823]

For a water guy, no fish? You live on the water, fishing, spear fishing, mollusks,. You could remove one day's expense and even sell extra plus feed her family.

[@rogerclark3]

Also add savings account strategy... Save for a rainy day... Short/long term saving and/or investing.

[@will_274]

Beautiful backdrop at the start of video.. looks better when the camera is not in your face lol.. thanks for all the financial info cheers

[@high16200]

Hi Tim I am allways happy to see you. Interesting topic. :-)

[@robertmarks5438]

What a beautiful day! Hang in there Tim. Enjoy & have fun! No beer sales in Mexico!

[@cristinadelarosa4912]

Hi tim an tin how are you and baby i hope will be ok i glade to you both tin..wow soo good your pig is gwew up now..your location is good you build you house there..😊😊😊is good..less spend

[@TimKyoutube]

Thanks 👍

[@capio78]

They all look the same to be except the spotty one, said every white man in the world who isn't a farmer!

[@larrymorris4959]

Thanks for your honesty, because is m wondering how much it is going to cost me when I decide to come over

[@TimKyoutube]

You’re welcome 😊

[@jimjones8808]

Tim how much do you think your budget would be affected in your overall monthly cost if it was just you? Do you think it would change much from the $1700 odd?

[@TimKyoutube]

probably down 2-300 USD

[@jimjones8808]

@@TimKyoutube Yeah that makes sense.

[@rodleithner7931]

I think your doing fantastic your live with ac and you feed 3 mouths plus and you eat higher end food for the most part you have 2 nice vehicles tv and internet well done sir. The piggy start up cost will pay for itself in time.

[@matthewgary292]

Hi Tim.Enjoy your videos.Maybe hang around Chrissies parents more to see how their out going costs are? May learn some tips.Thanks for the upload.

[@TimKyoutube]

the goal isnt to get by with as little as possible :) It was just to report my costs.

[@jeffholman8352]

Tim you and your family rock keep them safe

[@juliusthewarrior4063]

you should buy a solar panel.

[@e.s.5529]

Good vid , took a lot of work . What’s your plan let’s say 1 year out ? Take care buddy - From Texas

[@annedomingo4990]

Notification squad😍 and.press the button. Let's go😎

[@moisestrujillo5753]

Tim , I a.m American and I a.m merried to a Phillipina I have a daughters ahe is 18 I have a rent to own House in Santos City Wich i pay every month on it and having a House there you have to have electricity and other things . I just bought a CAR for my daughters Wich I pay every month for the CAR and insurance and gas now to make this a short note I want to Tell you That I can Live a good life there with 1000 dollers

[@TimKyoutube]

house, wife, 2 kids, car, etc.... post a video about it line by line. i'd like to see it.

[@davidcraddock7011]

good luck with the pigs, they can be real finicky health wise. In Tx my electric runs 150 to 300 dollars a month.

[@Boss-gk8kc]

$1,000- plus is high That means you need to earn atleast $4,000- a month 1500 living expenditure 1000 mortgage 500 cat 1000 for that rainy day Not easy to make $4,000- in that environment

[@JordanMelbyVlogs]

love this brother!

[@engkayshomeandgarden4303]

For me it depends on your lifestyle! Like me my husband is very picky to eat ,it would cost us more for food !! But if you eat locally and cook your own food that’s a different story!

[@MrRawUK]

I always thought electricity was cheap in Asia. In Vietnam, it's reasonably cheap.

[@brentrouge9276]

UK Bobby Bee - Philippines is the second most expensive in Asia after Japan

[@franklozano1088]

I wish I could grow carrots that big here in Texas

[@tigermanmccool4037]

Were those pigs oinking in Bisaya/Cebuano or Tagalog ?

[@mayarshimray9691]

Tim you look better 👍

[@sunnydayz6370]

Awww Chrissy always has a sweet smile Tim 😎💜👍