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[@poisedforduty]

Question, why do you blur the images of toy guns???

[@MunkyExplores]

Hi, thanks for your comment. I blur out toy g*ns in the video because KZbin has a policy that prohibits content that promotes violence or incites hatred. Even though toy g*ns are not real weapons, they can still be mistaken for them by some viewers or by KZbin’s automated systems. Blurring out toy g*ns helps me avoid getting flagged or demonetized by KZbin. I hope you understand and enjoy the video.

[@poisedforduty]

@@MunkyExplores Thanks

[@charleshill71]

Thank you for helping me follow along with your walk.

[@MunkyExplores]

You are so welcome☺️

[@TeamMaric]

I love it. Such a cool stroll through real Cebu. I'm amazed you knew all the little ways to go. Thanks for the content.

[@MunkyExplores]

I learned the little ways to go from the locals and from my own curiosity. Thank you for your comment and your support. Stay tuned for more content. 😊

[@peter-bakestar]

Congratulations on 5k subscribers. Well deserved 👏

[@MunkyExplores]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@josellobitana]

Hi Munky! I Love your channel . I always watched your videos. Amping kanunay diha !

[@socratesracaza8600]

Mangomosta nalang ko ninyo tanan taga Tangke,God bless u all outhere.

[@taddyboink]

Can you take a walking video og Carmen Talisay ❤

[@OzJimbo]

Thank you for the content. I did wonder what the neighbourhood looked like, and now thanks to you i seen a walk trough of the area. I see you walk past Primaryhomes Almond drive. I actually own one of the 2brm condos there. I will be coming to visit there after renovations are completed on my condo. Looking forward to coming back to visit the Philippines!

[@MunkyExplores]

You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and got a glimpse of the neighborhood. Congratulations on owning a condo at Almond Drive, it looks like a nice place to live. I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit the Philippines!😊

[@OzJimbo]

@MunkyExplores I enjoyed it so much! Thank you 🙏 I look forward to coming back to visit, and maybe I will get a chance to meet you in person while I'm there, I'll invite you over for dinner 😊 keep up the fantastic work with your wonderful content!

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

I live just around the corner in Beg Inayawan.

[@linikit]

I always wondered how Tangke got its name, now thanks to you I finally know it. @2:51 This very short bridge probably had its time of being celebrated considering it has decorative railings. Now its just something over an 'estero' . Back then Talisay was so clean its canals/ditches had lots of rainbow fishes in them! Now some parts of the street has mounds of garbage on them like that @16:07. Tangke of course used to be just another sleepy town, now it's like most places in the Philippines, jampacked with people. Fascinating indeed. I haven't been here for maybe 40 years now, thank you for giving me a glimpse once more. 🙂

[@MunkyExplores]

Thanks for your comment. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and learned something new about Brgy Tangke. I hope you can visit again someday and see how it continues to evolve. 😊

[@lapulapupintado2892]

The coastal barangay of ( Tangke ) in Magtalisay/Talisay City got it's name from the amphibian war Tanks that unloaded soldiers on the shores in WW 2. After WW2 the battle Tanks were left by the U.S. forces following the liberation of CEBU from the Nippon/Japanese occupation.

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