Here are 7 common cases filed against Expats in the Philippines

[@BruceCinader]

Brian AKA Philly in the Philippines has had at least three instances of accidents with Filipinos, and even though the Filipinos swore up and down it was his fault and had other Filipino witnesses to back them up, the CCTV cameras, and his car cameras proved he was not at fault and he was not in trouble for the accident. The Filipinos were proven to have lied.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Dash cam is a good idea.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thank goodness he had those. That was worth the cost

[@alanfoss8223]

Wise investment for sure..too many..when money is involved to their benefit I've heard..will lie thru their teeth..or gums..LOL to get some of yours when an accident occurs..especially if humans are hurt

[@roger.b8046]

They lie about everything, strange behavior but that's their way

[@erikrummel6277]

Do the ones that lie and file false reports face any consequences for their actions?

[@pauleypavillion6088]

I remember being stationed in Subic Bay from 1987-1989 and was told if you drive as a foreigner you are a gold mine and filipinos will try to hit you and say its your fault to get extorted/bribes.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Wow, I have seen/heard much of that currently

[@richardhowe5583]

Sounds like Mexico used to be back in the seventies and eighties.. I do not know how Mexico is now..

[@brome306]

This is one of the main reasons I would not want to reside in the Philippines.......All Expats are targeted for some sort of extortion, and sometimes even by other expats.....Happened to me when I was there.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I hate to agree, but I do completely

[@Ian-iu2tl]

Interesting. What happened?

[@stephenwalker9213]

The most common one I know is being accused of abuse and being threatened that if you try to get your property back they will report you and makee up charges. The family will turn on you even after you have supported and cared for them.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Yes, yes, and more yes. Every month we see it

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

No, it is not common. You made that up. That just doesn't happen. You only heard of one instance, a rumor, and you know that.

[@StefanArpad-ll8sl]

@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd it is common, but you are a poor jealous pinoy saving face for your backward people and culture....🤣🤣🤣

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@StefanArpad-ll8sl Stefan, apologize to me or I'll slap you harder than an African mom!

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd Sadly it is common. I met a girl , was very nice, we hooked up and I am honorable as can be without lies and nonsense. Next day, she wants money, even we are consensual and I outright had agreement, no money. After I refused, the accusations came and this was in Cebu. It was surreal and I had to give her 1K PHP to get her out, but she was literally making up charges and said she would go to the police and this was July 2023. I am SUPER GOOD to my mate and I just met her and know PH well, but only met this woman. I know some PNP people if I got jammed up, but these things absolutely do happen.

[@Freddy4fingers2]

I guess I got lucky I live in the Philippines with my Filipina wife. Without naming province or person, I bought my wife a house from a VERY high ranking government official. He told me to call him anytime day or night if I found myself in any kind of trouble and he would take care of it. It always pays to have good connections. I love living here.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Congratulations. Fantastic situation

[@CassieDavis613]

In summary, no matter where you travel, someone will mess with you.

[@jerrymylove1754]

It’s everyday in the Philippines though.

[@samual3006]

​@@jerrymylove1754It's a 💩 hole

[@PaulWorldZoom]

True Cassie. The potential truly exists

[@DaveV173]

If you have a child in the Philippines and your a expat , as long as you support your child then you can buy land , house in trust for that child and live on or within it until the agreed age in trust for that child , if you think your live longer adjust the age .

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Interesting, good advice

[@davidfisher5140]

Oooo! That is an amazing tip. I had not thought of it or even heard of it before but a living trust makes a LOT of sense!! TYVM!! If you were looking for sub,s I'd have given just for this one tip.

[@Ghekko-kw3zz]

​@@davidfisher5140it's wrong, 18 is the minimum age for a land title.

[@davidfisher5140]

@@Ghekko-kw3zz Your ignorance is on display! My FILIPINA LAWYER gave that information. For expats w money, there are still ways.

[@tyrone-tydavis5858]

On a much smaller scale was stopped twice while driving. The first time was for "reckless driving" for a lane change. If you've driven here, you know how totally absurd that is. 99% of the streets dont even have lanes. The officer wanted to confiscate my license, BUT for 2,000 pesos, I could "be on my way". When I told him to confiscate it, I had a duplicate on the way to me, miraculously I was let go. 2nd time was for running a red light. Even though there were 2 vehiles behind me, I was the one pulled over. Same senario....2,000 pesos of I'm confiscating your license. There was nonway I was handing this guy a dime and he didn't buy the duplicate story. Had to go to the local precinct to pick it up where I was told he had no authoirty to confiscate my license for running a red light even if I was guilty. They asked me to file a report against the officer, which I did, handed me my license and let me walk out the door without paying a fine. As a warning......Spent a total of about 7 days in Manila during my 5 months here. Both of those incidents happened there. Everywhere else I've been, you seem to be able to drive as crazy as the locals and no one says a word.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Good old Manila. So corrupt. I’m so happy most other cities don’t have this problem. A bit in Davao, but only if you’ve done something. Love it

[@JRINASIA]

Paul, today's video is not new. Back in the 70's, while I was stationed at Subic Bay. Tons of females work in bars. They would put a sailor or Marine in "Legal Hold" just to get money from a sailor or Marine. Sailors and Marines were 99.9% innocent. Those sailors and Marines must stay on base in barracks restriction. If their ship was leaving port, they are left behind and can not leave the Philippines till their case is settled. Most of them just pay to leave the Philippines. I heard so many stories about "Legal Hold". So shameful of those females in bars knowing it was a big scam. One more, if a foreigner produces an over-the-edge sexy-themed video, the Philippine NBI (National Bureau of Investigation) will pick up the foreigner, then throw him in jail, depart from the Philippines and finally "Black Listed". Now let's change the ownership of the same video to Filipina. Nothing will happen to her. There are two justice systems in the Philippines. Your channel has improved a whole lot. Keep the great work.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Well, thanks very much. Very kind. Thanks for your time and the information

[@damncars2618]

Beware of people renting property they don't own. I'm going through the process of changing residence now because of it.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Oh wow, interesting. I had that in an Airbnb once. Thank you

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

May I ask how you found the person to rent? To avoid the problem would be good to know. Salamat po

[@cheecharron1244]

This is very relevant to us currently. I have lived here 8 years. We are being scammed/ framed, and it has ended up in a local court. It should have never been accepted, however, it has. We have all the evidence, but they have connections. Court (etc), attorneys, all part of it together. Costing us thousands. Anyhow, scams are nothing new. But fair warning to others. It's getting worse. YES of course we want to leave but we can't right now. Filipino don't fight fair, they fight to win. MONEY.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Oh no. I am hearing and seems no this more and more. Get crossways with a local and your butt is in trouble . Ridiculous. Best of luck

[@cheecharron1244]

It's diabolical. We just stood up to people who wronged us. Nothing physical, justa disagreement. They twisted it all up. I don't like it here anymore, it's ruined for us. Thanks for your support. I'll let you know how it goes!@@PaulWorldZoom

[@Richierich2025]

One guy in the Philippines talking about the Sweet Spot being between three and 4000 a month mother of God if it cost me 4000 a month to live in the Philippines you can keep that freaking place I can live anywhere on the planet for 4,000 a month

[@PaulWorldZoom]

For many expats $4k is no big deal

[@johnjackson2569]

Biggest issue financially here in Philippines is medical

[@DavidBrockes]

Did they mean pesos??

[@Not_A_Tourist]

1000 USD a month for me in Cebu. Depends on your lifestyle. I rent a condo with AC, hot water, Internet and pool access for 450 a month. The rest I spend on groceries, visa renewal and miscellaneous. So 1000 is my budget but my actual income is higher so I'm actually saving money.

[@Michael-xp9ln]

A lot of guys spend only $1,000.00 USD per month. 2K is better!

[@Captain-Max]

I chuckled right off the bat thinking of Baby Mae then you mentioned her channel first. 😂 I've watched a number of those locked up abroad shows, including in the Philippines. You'd think being scared straight would be enough to keep anyone from moving to the PI.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

A real risk actually exists. IMHO

[@TheSocioPat7786]

​@PaulWorldZoom Madam Mae. Did you know that there is a risqué video of her floating around Xhamster?

[@Johnny-ql2vd]

Link please 😁

[@TheSocioPat7786]

@PaulWorldZoom Hey Paul,how can I contact you? By email or Messenger?

[@liamstone3437]

​@@TheSocioPat7786or at least give some key words for a search.

[@Johnny-ql2vd]

Spent several weeks with a beautiful Filipino family in Bohol last year. Have seriously considered a permanent move back to the P.I. . These videos, although based on reality…. Don’t give me much confidence and peace of mind to make the leap ! 😁

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I’m sorry to do that Johnny. That is not my intent. Only you would know your specific situation. Eyes wide open. You decide on your own, not based on a 57 year old man visiting his Mom. Take care

[@ivanatincher8879]

Went to the Philippines to see if would be a suitable retirement destination... planned a few weeks but didn't feel safe and read MANY stories like this so only stayed a week and ran for the hills... well... Thailand... totally different feel there though it is technically similar... now 10 years on and never a single problem!

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Fantastic. Thailand is great. Congratulations

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

Why didn't you feel safe? Did the stories scare you?

[@ivanatincher8879]

No... I had a couple of bad experiences eg went out shopping and asked a couple local women if butter was available and they just followed me around and all the way back to my hotel and one even tried to push her way into my room and when I held the door tightly she started yelling she would call the police and cry rape and I knew foreigners are not listened to so I assumed it was going to cost me money so just waited and guess she relented as the police never came... but generally just the VIBE was not a friendly one as it has always been in Thailand!@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd

[@Ian-iu2tl]

Another tricky scenario is that as a foreigner, you are not allowed to be unsupervised with a child under 18 who is not your child either through marriage or biology. I saw a British expat in the PH. The child was, in fact, his niece by way of marriage. All was good in the end but stressful to say the least. It is a particular trait amongst many Filipinos who are jealous and impulsively report a foreigner as a way of venting their frustration at both the foreigner and his Filipina because they, the accusers, cannot have what the foreigner and his Filipina have. It is a classic trait of the poor to see one of their own rise "undeservedly" to the top so quickly and live a life of luxury and without worry.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Well said Ian. Sheila has tons of Nieces and Nephews, especially in Tanjay. I’ll take them to school or to eat at Scooby’s but not much else without Moms and Dads. Good to hear from you

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

I’m glad I read your comment. Would this apply to teachers teaching English? I’m an English teacher and do my own private teaching in Japan currently. I teach all ages of students including primary, Elementary, Junior High and High School students. I have an open-door policy and allow parents to join lessons anytime. If I move to the Philippines, I guess I better make sure an adult is present in the classroom.

[@Ian-iu2tl]

@@ShikokuFoodForest Teachers are given certain privileges that most others cannot attain. Just like doctors, police and caregivers. With teachers, there is a limited vetting of the prospective teacher such as no criminal record involving inappropriate behaviors.

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

@@Ian-iu2tl I understand. Basic common sense, really. Nonetheless, we must be careful especially in this day and age. Certainly with teaching kids, I always prefer group lessons for that reason. However, if a parent prefers private lessons to maximize individual attention, I do offer private lessons. I always invite and encourage parents to attend. A public place/classroom with doors and windows/blinds open at all times is the best practice to protect yourself from any suspicion. Thanks.

[@ShikokuFoodForest]

@curtisalbrecht9837 Perhaps a good idea, although seems excessive. I recall advice now from my secondary-teaching days decades ago to never be in a classroom alone with a female student without a ‘witness’ present. A camera may be one of the best ways to prove no wrongdoing.

[@edv1261]

So it seems that the best approach to minimize getting red flagged there is to go out somewhere else before 6 months to avoid getting the exit clearance. Of course keeping your nose clean is better, but even if one is a decent person can still get in trouble there. Take care and thanks for the heads up. Greatly appreciated.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Well said, accurate

[@Colin-on-Vaction]

Don't think I could stay more than 3 or 4 months.!! The reality of what's projected on all these channels isn't that accurate..Dumaguete is like Benidorm for old age pensioners.!! The budget videos assume you don't have a life and just sit and listen to the Fan whine all day in your budget apartment watching your 30 year plus age gap GF make tiktok content...sure you can have a great time there but its not on the sub $1500 budget...as for all the drama don't get suckered in the first place

[@Martin51789]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 You hit the nail on the head.😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidfisher5140]

@@Colin-on-Vaction Most men should not be under $1500/mo income. What real man is so pathetic? I know a few Filipinas making that much money doing legit work from their homes. If I was earning $1200/mo by having to run a video everywhere, then edit it to find the best clips working 40hrs/wk I could not enjoy myself very much AND I would know the evil Yk fellow would sooner or later target me also, just for his insane jealous hatred. He strongly reminds me of another evil Hispanic fellow I met in the army.

[@michaelstewart399]

Sir the barangay captain is the most powerful person they controll the whole show THATS WHO YOU WONT ON YOUR SIDE or to settle the problem quick and quit they are the executive the legaslative and judgel branch rolled into one there very powerful people

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Great suggestion. I met the one for our area at the apartment. Nice guy

[@michaelfeehily5926]

@@PaulWorldZoomYes be best friends with them haha and bring them jollybees you will be loved and taken care of there lol.

[@DavidBrockes]

Good advice 😊

[@paulgallagher2937]

This can't be overstated. In many cases they have absolute power. In some situations they control whether you live or die, or are free or imprisoned. Its a ridiculous system in a ridiculous lawless country.

[@HamckRgr]

I had to quit watching Mr. Sunshine. For some reason he was always the victim 😢.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I understand. Thanks for watching

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

He blocked me for praising him. LOL. The guy is beyond uneducated. Very thin skin.

[@davidfisher5140]

Calvin is a nice fellow but there is a certain ycky man who thrives on seeing others suffer. I canceled my subscription to the ycky man 2 years ago bc he seemed a slimy slug. He is a SMART guy who now has Filipino citizenship which is yet another weapon he uses to try and shut down other youtubers. That slimy snake even went after the Filipina Pea! Mr Yck .. (not his real name but alludes to it) has evil motives and appears to be the one behind LOTS of anonymous reports. He is the virus in Dumaguete region and has literally attacked EVERY SINGLE prominent youtuber in the region. It took me a few years to realize how sneaky and evil that guy is. Sadly, he is very charismatic and can sound very reasonable at first. His only motivation seems to be to sabotage ALL other youtubers loading them with falsified legal claims and sabotaging their reputation in hopes he can earn more money from YT by stealing their content and redoing it as his own. You can see LOTS of copycat videos on the Yk channel, things others did previously. He redid their work, then attacked the original videographer.

[@pschmidtke]

I've had an accident here in the Philippines that was not my fault where a truck backed into my car just outside my subdivision. We went to the police station and made the report. My witnesses saw what happened and the guy had to accept responsibility at which point he gave me my deductible in cash so I could report it to my insurance and get it fixed. Helps to have a Filipina wife with you in the car as well.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Congratulations. It often doesn’t work that way 👍👍

[@oscarbarragan6675]

I was told I better have one of those Dash cams that records front and back ao if there is an accident you have proof of innocence. I was told that if you have video then the police will side with you if you are innocent. If no video then your guilty.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Absolutely yes, true

[@abc-mf4jn]

I had 2 motor accidents in the Phil. and the Pinoys paid all from their pockets. In one case a car overtook me from the right and bangd me and he paid after we made an agreemant in the police station(the pinoy driver tried to threatn me that he will report me to the immigration, so I offered him 20p to take a jeepny ride to the office of the B.I). In the second case an unregistered trycicle was banged by me(my fault) and though the police tried to hide it from me so I'll pay for the damage, I insisted and paid nothing.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

You were lucky. Congratulations on that. Take care

[@DavidBrockes]

So in the second case you admit liability and that you got off on a technicallity...Baliw🙄🙄

[@abc-mf4jn]

@@DavidBrockes Because by the first place he should not be there. Had he not be there, the accident should not have happened.

[@DavidBrockes]

@@abc-mf4jn Which came first the manok or the itlog?😆Truth 1. he was unregistered. Truth 2 You caused the accident. The reality is that he should have got a ticket for being unregistered and you should have got a ticket for causing the accident. Just try to live with truth and honesty, don't go giving me some legal excuse.🤭🤭🤭

[@abc-mf4jn]

@@DavidBrockes If someone is on the road without registration he has no right for nothing. And he has too to pay for the damage of the accident caused to my car which I didn't charge him(negligible).

[@brian_atc]

Wow, lots of folks slamming Calvin here. But this is VERY good information to know to make sure you don't fall into a trap or get into serious trouble. Thank you.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I am not one to slam Calvin. I actually worry about him. Lives right on the edge. Take care

[@KC98561]

One more reason to visit the Philippines on a sailboat. Dont need no stinkin permission slip to leave.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Made me laugh. Thanks

[@richardhowe5583]

After you arrive on your sailboat I would think you have to go to immigration and get a Visa unless you already have one.. I guess if you are not staying more than 30 days maybe you do not even need a visa.. have you ever been to the Philippines on a sailboat? I have been thinking the very same thing about free rent and traveling around from Island to Island.. I have the money to buy nice$40,000 sailboat but I do not have the balls or the skill to sail it across the Pacific Ocean.hehe😮😊.. I was pricing the sailboats in Washington state and Oregon and I found some great deals.. I can never find anybody skilled enough to get it across the Pacific.. are you interested in making a deal?

[@GUITARTIME2024]

Stay less than 6 months and no exit clearance needed.

[@richardhowe5583]

@@GUITARTIME2024 yes sir you are correct.. I am thinking about doing that.not Because I'm a criminal but because I do not want to go through the paperwork.. thanks 👍

[@wesleybenn4523]

Sorry guys, but you do need to still go through immigration processes on both arrival at first port and before departure. If anything, the process will take longer than when arriving by plane, as you have to heave to in certain clearance areas, then wait for customs/immigration officers to come to the boat, etc. still worth doing though!

[@user-xd7zr5zy8k]

Best not to expose yourself too much and avoid potentially bad situations. I've never had a problem in all the years I have spent in SE Asia but I don't broadcast myself on youtube, go out to bars of hang out at local places all the time.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Good advice. Thanks a lot

[@randallzook5570]

Great video one would hope that most of what you talked about would be common sense for expats. One other thing I would mention is drinking in a local Filipino bar. Don't do it unless you are prepared to buy everyone drinks all night long. Most expats are better off financially than the average Filipino and mix alcohol with some jealousy and you have trouble. I remember reading a story years back about a foreigner refusing to by a local a drink and he was murdered for it.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I have heard this before but didn’t realize if it was accurate or not. Thanks for that

[@Midwest10]

For 200 pesos I can have any boat owner give me a lift and not have to sleep every night in a rocking fiberglass coffin. 😂

[@kevinday193]

I remember talking to Charles Sobhraj years ago telling me always have a plan to leave. He was a master at it and very successful albeit arrogant as hell. He is free today enjoying his old habits in quite locations. Big lesson always have a route out that is not traditional.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I don’t know that person. I’ll read up

[@tsmi5807]

I looked, that guy is reportedly a convicted serial killer, fraudster etc.@@PaulWorldZoom

[@jeanjeudi1111]

OMG, Serpentine ... I wonder how he could be roaming around, free again. A very uniquely dangerous guy, especially since he's very clever.

[@Not_A_Tourist]

You're lucky he didn't drug you.

[@jeanjeudi1111]

Serpentine is someone you'd never want to encounter unknowingly, he's one cunning, ruthless, scary bastard. @@Not_A_Tourist

[@PULSEXBillionzz]

Filipinos can do as they like , foreigners will get fed if they try it.. it goes for ANYTHING

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Well said. Thanks

[@w0zy]

I thot the exit police report was required for everyone now, not just if you stay over 6 months. A law against "losing face" ???? So many people are just fine with lieing, cheating, stealing, manipulating. All behaviors considered low class in the U.S. What face do they have to save?? How much lower can they get??

[@fredwalter519]

It is ok for them to do it, but not ok for you to talk about it.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Both comments 100% accurate. I’m not trying to be chicken little, just be careful

[@Not_A_Tourist]

No. I can tell you firsthand. I leave on average about every two months to visit friends in Malaysia and Singapore and the only thing I ever have to do when leaving is fill out the etravel form online and show my passport. That's it.

[@Bravo21]

Appreciate the research and information Paul, makes you think eh. I don't know how it works there, but would definitely be seeing an attorney first thing if I found myself in a situation. One thing anyone driving a car or trike should do imho is get a dash cam and use it. Nothing pokes holes in a story like video. And do they have them for scooters? I would take a look and see... maybe they do. If you were driving safely, having that video could save a lot of drama.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I bought front and back cameras after my situation. I found then necessary. Thank you

[@DHarri9977]

Helmet cams for scooters

[@DrDlane]

Use a helmet cam

[@douglasmichel1000]

I do not trust Baby Mae or Old Dog one iota. They are one step away from being smut peddlers. She is far worse than him continuously pandering young women to much older men as she sits there and smiles

[@PaulWorldZoom]

They are nice people and have decided to do whatever sells. They are making big bucks off the videos. Let’s face it. Sex sells. A foreigner would NEVER get away with making her videos

[@douglasmichel1000]

@@PaulWorldZoom They may be friendly people but they both have a predator personality. Weasels are also warm and fuzzy before they bite. I will stay clear of these two. There are far too many warning signs here.

[@dumaguetedreaming]

​@@douglasmichel1000Agree completely.

[@billclarke7500]

He is Wolf in sheep's clothing in the 35 years i have seen people like him come and go and not always voluntary

[@DavidBrockes]

Damn, I hope that I don't get 'The Smut Curse' when I get to the Philippines and start chatting with women half my age 😆😆😆 because I'm single and I can😆😆 No one go getting salty, please 😆😆 unless you're old and fat and not single. Charr. 😆😆

[@bevolkisch4628]

Actually they do a lot of the same things in the USA. You can be imprisoned in the USA based on anonymous reports. Actually the most common would be loitering charges. Which you can be arrested on a loitering charge if any anonymous person reports that you were "acting suspicious". I know because it happened to me and I was arrested, they did end up dropping the charges and I was not convicted of anything but I spent time in county jail just based on an anonymous report.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Sorry to hear that. Please be careful

[@erikrummel6277]

That’s a violation of your rights. “Suspicious” especially anonymously, has no Reasonable Articulable Suspicion of an Actual crime that Was committed, Is being committed, or is about to be committed. You may have a case against that police dept.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

I don't believe you. There is something more that you are not telling us, which is the real reason you got arrested. That's NOT how things work in America. You probably had something on you.

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

Not even remotely close comparing US to PH law enforcement. PH is MUCH more dangerous and corrupt. It's laughable and I suspect you have never spent much time in PH or you would know you are comparing apples to oranges.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@mikeh.1408That doesn't happen in the US and if it happens, it's just a fluke. He did something else, disrespected the officer, something he did. They don't arrest him just for loitering, unless it is not his first time. He made that up.

[@George-ux6zz]

What if an expat is attacked in an attempted robbery? Can the expat defend himself?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

They certainly can, but risks exist in a he said, she said scenario

[@GUITARTIME2024]

I think your life is worth the chance of having a legal issue.

[@WAdelstein]

Worth a lawyer guest or even retired law enforcement

[@michaelfeehily5926]

@@WAdelstein its always good to hire nbi guards with you when you travel there they keep you in great graces and its pretty cheap too around 2500 to 5,000 pesos a week they watch you like a hawk and if anything arise they on your side lol.

[@JR-vs1zl]

I would not. The mugger just needed money, you created a bigger crime by hitting him. Your fault, GUILTY.

[@markmangion5700]

the more of your latest videos I see, the more Im becoming disenchanted with moving there. A holiday again maybe but doubtful residing there. Too much jealousy coz they are lazy and a lot of the friendliness seems to be just money motivated.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

That really is not my intent. Please judge for yourself. My GF and her family are lovely. I am just one guy with an opinion. I have no interest in changing your plans. Take care

[@markmangion5700]

@@PaulWorldZoom Hell no I am not blaming you but just a general idea of the many videos I see. I was there for a month and thoroughly enjoyed it but was on holiday with rose coloured glasses. Living there tho is another thing completely. You are lucky to have found a loyal partner but the search can be like a walk thru a minefield

[@free2roam674]

If you watch the "News" in any western country you would assume that life there is murder, cruelty, suffering and chronic dissatisfaction. The people I have met here work 60 hours a week to support their families, they work harder than almost anyone I know in the west. The friendliness I have experienced has been true kindness and there has not been any money involved. The only people in the Philippines that I have heard whining and complaining are males from the west.

[@markmangion5700]

@free2roam674 that's true also but I am lucky to luve in a safe country hence the dilemma. Amd health here is free too which is another issue for me oersonally

[@free2roam674]

@@markmangion5700 That is fair. I am coming from Canada so I have safety and free health care as well. But I am a renter and rent/food/living expenses went up 10% last year. If I wanted to retire in Canada I needed to work into my late 60's at least. Now at age 61 I have retired to the Philippines so I can enjoy some healthy retirement years. It is all about pros/cons and what each of us want/need. I own the contents of 2 suitcases and I need love and human connection, not material possessions. Cam

[@Kim-sc6sj]

Excellent information. A word to the wise is sufficient. Thanks for sharing.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you

[@user-qs2br2jl4x]

More and more I heard about Philippines. I am staying far away from Philippines . So many horrible stories about expats. Lots of expats in Philippines are delusional.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Some folks do very well, but trouble can be found

[@user-qs2br2jl4x]

@@PaulWorldZoom The 98% expats in Philippines living in provinces or hours away from city. They don't even have car , no AC, not health insurance.They live basic simple lifestyle. If you want to live western lifestyle will cost you money. Many bloggers sugar coating life in Philippines.

[@watersbey25]

I'm retired here 18 months in Makati. It's fine here. But I feel the xpat youtube videos have gotten out of hand. They are super negative. They give put good information but with a negative tone shame.

[@simonkendall4824]

Interesting video mate it just reaffirms my thought of only renting and then doing a 3 month in at a time. I hear of expats spending 200k usd on a property and i think omg your batshit crazy.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

They had better be sure if they go that amount. I like your strategy

[@stephenwalker9213]

After a couple of bad experiences with two lying, cheating stealing filipinas I still love the place BUT I would never buy there and would only do as you suggest. I am keeping my place at home and visiting different places for a few months at a time.

[@watersbey25]

Smart xpats never buy a house and lot.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@stephenwalker9213 I think YOU are the problem, Stephen, not the Filipinas, like most expats who date women from the city, bars, and woke Filipinas who know better. It's ok to buy if you have a child

[@DavidBrockes]

If you leave and come back into the Philippines before a whole year has passed (every year) does it reset the 12 month rule? Thanks

[@PaulWorldZoom]

If you mean the 1 year background check, then yes. If you mean 3 year tourist visa (1,2,6 months at a time) it also resets

[@juergenernst1320]

I just left after 18 months and needed the obligatory simple exit clearance or, as it’s called for non tourists who do not leave permanently, a reentry permit; but not the NBI clearance you mentioned. I am a permanent resident on a 13a, but that shouldn’t make a difference?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Right, thanks for that

[@M.G-sq8cc]

Great information. Never even thought about things like that .something to always think about when there in Philippines thank you for the great video. .take care always 😊

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks a lot

[@joshuarizalforeman816]

It's the same the world over - the rule of the herd. If you are not a local you are a part of 'the other'. It exists in Thailand, Japan, China...everywhere. (Except Germany, in my experience, where they seem to be sticklers for what is right and legal!) Ultimately, if there is a dispute between a foreigner and a Filipino, the Filipino is always given the benefit of the doubt and is favoured by the authorities. I was once accused of causing someone to lose face because I insisted that he clear up after his dog after it had defecated on the sidewalk, where my children play. This is when they conveniently forget the fact that you are contributing to the economy, bringing money in as opposed to taking it out and employing and educating Filipino citizens. This is not confined to the Philippines, but it is a factor involved in living here as a foreigner. I tend to keep quiet. If there are any 'issues' I leave it to my wife to resolve them.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Good plan on leaving it to your wife 👍👍 Thanks for the story and your thoughts

[@user-xd7zr5zy8k]

so true, my wife still refers to me as a foreigner here in the US

[@juergenernst1320]

To say that Germans are sticklers is fair for sure. But as a citizen or visitor, you can’t have better odds to be treated fairly and properly. Same I’d say is true in from Switzerland to Norway.

[@JR-vs1zl]

BEST advice I ever heard.

[@monopthalmoss]

Good advice.lose your ego here as much as you can.. get ur wife to do confrontations if you know your approach won't be perfect.. Although, it's wise to practice diplomacy as well..our wives can't help us every single time..

[@Ironic_Jihad]

I'd suggest to everyone thinking of moving there - DONT BECOME A KZbinR !

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Funny and very good advice

[@davea3329]

Very good topic . Thanks

[@PaulWorldZoom]

So nice of you. Thanks

[@ssgt.terryfontenotusmc1604]

Very informative Paul, thank you.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Very welcome. Thanks so much

[@1mw4tch1ng]

Expats need to behave while aboard. You are there to enjoy the country, with nice tropical weather, and an affordable lifestyle.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

We agree! Thanks

[@VENEMPASTOR]

Generally speaking, people think they can say/do whatever they want to you when you're in their country except for maybe a few countries. The reason is cowardice home advantage. Most people are trained cowards which is the #1 reason I personally never invested in Dominican Republic. I had 2 things happened to me in Costa Rica that 'd have never happened to me here in USA. So, be careful, lay low, don't stand out and leave your western mindset behind. And if you have to build your own place, make sure you concrete fence it 12+ feet with crazy barb wires, obvious cameras and a solid gate where even the cops will have a hard time breaching.😎

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Funny, and so true

[@brome306]

Sounds like it is a very risky place to retire.......Why are you still living there and taking that risk....??

[@andreloudon8934]

I don't believe he lives there, only talk.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Back for a visit in the US. Only a few people can make it bad. Normally, awesome people

[@unpaidbillsbills5368]

No different then what minorities deal with in the US 😂

[@GregPorto1]

Couple questions… is it worth having a lawyer lined up to help for any potential situation? Is their a right to legal representation, i.e. can you request lawyer to be present when going to police? And, can lawyers facilitate a speedier process? Good video, thx

[@abc-mf4jn]

If you can settle things by compensating the local without a lawyer, do it that way with an agreement. Lawyers are expensive and they will side with the pinoy against you and extend the case if heard in court, to have more and more hearings so they can earn more.

[@samual3006]

Even the lawyers are corrupt in the Philippines 😮

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I hate to say it, but would recommend being very careful utilizing a Filipino lawyer. If necessary, find a Manila or Cebu lawyer not worried about hurt lawyers feelings or reprisals from locals against them

[@GregPorto1]

@@PaulWorldZoom makes sense

[@abc-mf4jn]

@@PaulWorldZoom The solution is to take a lawyer of pure Chinese blood which likely will cost more.

[@Amen.22]

I’ve heard about a newer law in the Philippines. If you have a girlfriend and you’ve been supporting her. Then you break up, for whatever reason. She can take you to court, or file something. Then you would be required to continue supporting her. I don’t know the details, so it would be great if you could look into this and do a video on that.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Never heard that. Interesting. I will ask 👍👍 I hope not, could you imagine?

[@jscully.ny8623]

@@PaulWorldZoom Pea did a video on that subject with an attorney

[@JoeannAndDave]

Its true but time is the key element. They can't sue until you've been living together as husband and wife for at least 5 years. Not married, just playing house.

[@craigk2644]

No. No such law.

[@rfbos]

There is no new law. A filipina can not sue for support unless they have a child together. No child, no support. There is what's called common law marriage, which becomes relevant starting after 5 years living together, and even then, she can only sue for a portion of things. Anything acquired by both contributing financially to those things is distributed to the amounts contributed by each person. If she only contributes 10%, she gets 10%. So, the risk of getting sued by a filipina is very minimal and virtually impossible if not living together for 5 years+.

[@Divetoni]

Hello again, great topic and great job Paul ! There is not only sunshine ☀️ like everywhere but good to know how you can avoid trouble in that wonderful country! Greetings and take care too 👋👍Michael

[@PaulWorldZoom]

So nice of you. It really is a nice country

[@tibzig1]

Malaysia or Indonesia. Most Muslims do not drink. After observing all the horrors of alcohol and drugs in the US, I try and avoid places which have these evils. You can absolutely have a party and a great time without these vices.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thank you 🙏

[@stecar9122003]

You were talking about more than likely if you're an expat in the Philippines and you get into an accident that it's probably going to be the expats fault. Maybe that might be true but I remember watching Brian from PhillyinthePhilippines where he had a dashcam and the three accidents that he was in the dashcam proved that none of the accidents were his fault. That's the only one that I have heard of an expat that was in an accident so I'm no expert on that or really anything about the Philippines. It's just one example of the system being unbiased and fair.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I remember that as well. Lucky he had cameras. I also bought those for my car

[@RonsWorld5]

When I lived in the PI many years ago when Clark AB was active, paternity law suits was at the top of the list. I knew of a few Airmen who were delayed shipping out because of it. One claim was bogus and the other was not. Do you know of any such cases?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

It has been years since I have heard of any of these cases. If the Military actually comes back, so will the cases. Thanks

[@LiveFreeOrDie363]

I was stationed at Clark from 76-80 and heard of several cases. But overall, we were well protected and it truly was the best of both worlds.

[@lmcc0072]

I’m not advocating for escaping your responsibilities, but you can probably make your way to Malaysia on a banka through Mindanao and then leave from there. You might have to explain how you got from the Philippines to Malaysia without going through Customs though. Unless it’s a serious crime, Malaysia probably won’t send you back.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Yikes, never heard of that one. Good to lnow

[@donskuse2194]

The area in Mindanao close to Malaysia is well-known as the breeding ground for Muslim terrorists! You're more likely to find yourself in a live-action video having your head cut off than taking a sunny cruise on any kind of boat!

[@DavidBrockes]

I'd go down to the bottom of Palawan and cross over there

[@theStacyJames]

Fascinating. Great info.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you

[@theStacyJames]

@@PaulWorldZoom it's a veeery important topic. It's one of the reasons I live in Mexico as a resident, and not in places like the Philippines and Thailand, etc. Sure, anything can happen here, but you can handle your own business here (to almost any degree if necessary) without any official agency, nor police or the federalize getting involved. For better or for worse, I prefer that to a place where the default cultural setting is Foreigner-gets-f'd. In other words, go to the Philippines, get a traditional wife, and move her outta there. Obviously, don't move her to Canada or the USA or Western Europe where she'll take on all the worst traits of the entitled degenerate feminazi, but DO NOT LIVE IN the Philippines with her either; not if you're in any way an unconventional human being (e.g. smoke weed, want a harem, are dumb enough to date not-yet divorced single mothers where the husband can literally kill you in your own apartment because you're cohabitating with his estranged wife and kids, etc.). The Women are good for marriage, but the country is deliberately engineered to screw the foreigner.

[@puravida5683]

Just more reasons for me to relocate to Thailand. Along with, better food, better infrastructure, more culture, and more stunning ladies. Also, the Phillipines is the world's #1 polluter.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

China, India, and Bangladesh feel much worse to me, but Philippines are really dirty

[@Not_A_Tourist]

China is the worst.

[@DavidBrockes]

Perhaps plastic? But I think that China is the 'numero isa' in the world overall.

[@paulz6491]

Do you ever leave your bunker? Where exactly in the Philippines do you live?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Why? Do I sound like Chicken Little? Not my intent

[@josedelnegro46]

You missed this statement in your close : Islands are easy to get on to but almost impossible to get off if things go wrong.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Yes, well said and true

[@josedelnegro46]

@@AL_9000 I never read that song be for. The verse is moving. What dreams I have had between the first and last breath.

[@selwynlawrence7185]

Hi 👋 Sir Newly subscribed to your channel. My name is Selwyn Lawrence, I'm from the West Midlands Region of the UK 🇬🇧 At this point in time I'm getting ready to move to the Philippines 🇵🇭 in the next couple of months. One of the issues that bothers me is vehicular accidents especially with motor cyclists 🚴‍♂️ I'm in contact with a number of friends in the Philippines, they tell me that at least a quarter of the country's population are motorcyclists. Furthermore, a large proportion of them are not even licensed let alone insured.

[@adamzimmerman1562]

Great show! Very informative!

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks a lot

[@daveamoroso]

Excellent Channel 👍🏽 My first time here.. You are 💯 right on The Point About " NO DISCIPLINE " Many foreigner are NOT.. NOT aware about this 🤔

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks for watching. Welcome to the channel

[@necklace999a7]

Nowadays for a man to protect yourself from being unfairly and unjustly thrown into jail , based on lies and wrong accusations made by a woman, before u go into a room to have sexual intercourse with a woman, you need to 1) You need to ask for her birth certificate or photo ID to make sure she is over the age of 18 and you need to take videos or photos or her birth certificate or photo ID 2)You need to record a video showing the woman saying that she is willing to go into the room, with you to have sexual intercourse , and 3) in that video, you need to also remind her that you have no intention to marry her , if u happen to be in India . Based on the law in India that if u have sex with a woman, the woman can file a case against u for false promise of marriage, if u decide not to marry her , so that is why u need to have proof that u had never ever promised marriage to her and 4) you also need to mention the date in the video. and 5) make sure u send the videos proof to your cloud in case someone steal away your videos, and hence causing u to lose the video proofs that would have protected you from fale rape accusations , and 6) Avoid making friends or even talking with anybody younger than 18 years old. Avoid all contacts and avoid even smiling at anybody below age of 18 anywhere in whole world Once these above steps are done, it become almost impossible for an unethical women, to falsely and wrongly accuse u of rape, based on lies and false accusations .

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks

[@billkeller3083]

Thank you fir pointing out all these sanarios because Forigner is at a disadvantage there,and to understand that is important relative to their behavior there.

[@arizonafarang4034]

What type of work would a foreigner do in the Philippines?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Teaching, Coding, Farming, consulting, accounting

[@arizonafarang4034]

@@PaulWorldZoom Is it easy for government to find out if working for American company?

[@paulthorsen9211]

excellent post, this could help many in the future

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks a lot

[@clydesmith3437]

Good to know thank you for sharing.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

You bet. Thanks very much

[@Chidoeg]

Good advice. Thanks

[@PaulWorldZoom]

You bet! Thanks

[@rfbos]

Many dont have a clue about Philippine law concerning accidents. Foreigners are NOT always at falt. Thats just BS. The judge can declare a faltless person responsible for medical bills, and that could be the local or the foreigner. Thats even with video and witnesses. The main concern is, who has the bigger wallet to win the decision. We all know how corrupt it can be and how easy it is to persuade a decision. At times, it could be cheaper just to pay, rather than fight it. Thats providing you dont have a huge ego that has to be settled no matter the cost...lol Theres absolutely too much bs information in many vlogs where people speculate and others believe it true. Would sugget if you have someone saying crap that doesnt sound right, do your own research, you may be suprised.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thank you very much. Great post

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

I think you are blowing things out of proportion and are just repeating nonsense that you read in some comment somewhere.. You know well you don't have actual evidence of anything you claimed.

[@ryanrichards7056]

Don't have a bank account. Have no assets. Live off of your ATM card.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Great. Thanks

[@josephsassone3753]

I agree. Live there having one foot out the door.

[@farmerboy8659]

This is just the haszard living in these kind of countries . In Latin America you have the Gringo Price .Trying to do business ? Forget about it .If things get worse worldwide desperate people will become more aggressive in their shake downs . Good reporting ,thanks.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Very good points

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

Just come to the Philippines and enjoy yourself, and follow the Philippines laws, rules and policies. I have spend 8 years on and off in the Philippines, and never had no problems. I follow rules, laws, politics.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Great advice. Thank you

[@andre1987eph]

I think I'll stay in California

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Haha, I get you

[@jessecorpus6066]

What some of these undesirable expats does is cheapen the image of filipino women. Perhaps this expats come to the Philippines expecting to live a champagne life with a beer budget.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Well said and true

[@DavidBrockes]

Sino? Oh a 'serbesang tiyan badyet', 😆😆😆

[@Sahrokh]

To be honest, most of this happens in other countries. I am currently living in a western aka "1st World" European country and you can get the same troubles. If you get an accident or if you have a brawl with some drunk local guy, *YOU* get in trouble. Actually, the police can beat you like a drum if they want and if you file a complaint they won't do a thing about it.

[@GUITARTIME2024]

I lived 7 yrs in western Europe and I'm American. That's not how it works in either place. Maybe it's YOU.

[@Sahrokh]

@@GUITARTIME2024 yeah imagine if they touch an American. No way. Plus, 7 years is not a lot. Try 20y+

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks guys for the comments. Take of yourselves

[@dyilandlord3518]

My guess is most of these people who are in trouble are looking for it. You always find what you are looking for - good or bad if you look hard enough.

[@necklace999a7]

Before having any sex act with any woman, always first take photos and videos of the woman's ID , and also showing her handing that ID for you to take a look. This prove that you did try to avoid breaking the under age law. Also Before having any sex act with any woman, always take a video of the woman saying that she wants to have sex with you , and also in the video, u should ask her what is today's date, so this is a solid proof that on this particular date, the woman herself agree to have sexual act with u . Then quickly send the photos and videos to your own email and to your own cloud storage. This is to ensure that the evidences cannot be taken away from you, in case if ever your cell phone get snatched away from you . This way, it becomes impossible for the woman to turn around and falsely accuse you of rape. This way, it becomes impossible for u to become an innocent victim, and impossible for u to be thrown into jail for life, for a crime which u never ever did

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Great suggestions

[@watersbey25]

U be crazy Just get a woman three years younger than yourself back in the USA AND STOP CRUZING THE XPAT VLOGS DREAMING OF WOMEN IN THEIR 20S

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

Very Important Video !!! Much of what I did know !!!

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

Sometimes these certain things can end up being a money bribe situation !!!

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Agreed

[@Dr.Pronkzapetto]

Are you enjoying being detained in the Philippines? Are you going to be deported?

[@reread2549]

Advise: stay under the radar

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Yes, yes exactly. Thank you

[@mohamedalkaboom]

My advice if deciding to live in SE Asia; marry into a large influential and connected family with possibly a high ranking cop in the family (skip the problematic province girls). That’s exactly what iv done, it’s the smart thing to do if your foreigner in a country filled with poor, desperate and corrupt population. It’s risky SE Asia guys, nothings changed in decades. Think like Chuck Norris Missing in Action and you’ll be fine

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Haha. Great post. Especially the Chuck Norris reference 🙏🙏

[@user-bg2uk7qq5b]

What you are saying should result in The Philippines be removed from The EU financial support list no laws like international law no support I was to go to the Philippines to set up business and that is production thak you but no thank you not today Under such conditions I will chose to set up the production in Ghana or Belaruus or Russia when or if the war is over I do not want to be acused of something I have never done called injustice and that I believe it the case here

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I wish I could advise you differently, but I agree completely

[@Ian-iu2tl]

Hey PAul.It's Ian. Hope you are well.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I am well. Thanks Ian

[@ericdelevinquiere9902]

What’s the attraction?

[@PaulWorldZoom]

To the Philippines? So many great things too

[@edwardmylnychuk5774]

the more i hear about this crap the more i think i would never go there,

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I understand

[@Phiyedough]

Quite prophetic!

[@PaulWorldZoom]

That is right

[@50holdingcee49]

Some of these expats act like they get paid to advertise these young girls, they constantly assure their viewers it okay to hook with the young girls. I don’t think anyone should promote these girl, even if it’s a Filipina/ Filipino, just seems wrong, where are there respect and morals? Not everyone is looking to move to the Philippines much less hook up with a youngster, if we like the you tuber and his content we faithfully watch. Great video

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks very much. Appreciated

[@socool371]

is it ok for old american to take a young female who is under age to america for so many years and go back to the filippines to live can that person be reported and to who

[@joeblakely5950]

The threat of being locked up in a Philippine prison is enough to keep me from wanting to visit

[@PaulWorldZoom]

It is an actual threat

[@David-ij7tx]

Wow! Basically a prisoner to th country

[@PaulWorldZoom]

So true

[@peteralvarez3039]

you cannot take pictures of anyone inside the mall as it is a private property. on the streets, then yes.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thank you

[@tubewatcher3100]

Exclude the supposed English proficiency of locals off the list of pluses and what's left that's attractive about the Phils that gives it an edge over other retirement destinations again? Sounds more like a nightmare than a paradise that many KZbinrs make it to be.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

A lot of great things, but certainly some bad

[@kn-qz7by]

Good video.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks for the visit.

[@GlenDoer-gq1rs]

A man met his wife,s brother who was also her husband..A relation can legally steal from you. Man open a dinner pub after doing all the legal things. soon some own came and said some one was not included in the sale so he had to close down..Soon the place was up and running under the new owners..men come here build a hose and soon get kicked ou.t the the ex now has a new house..If they have Black hair avoid.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Black hair avoid. That is funny. Thank you 🙏

[@frankellis9627]

What American is going to work in the Philippines for 10 pesos an hour. That's ridiculous! You have got to be really down and out to do that 😂😂😂

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Big bucks 👍👍

[@frankellis9627]

@@PaulWorldZoom I would suggest getting an online job here first before going there 🤨

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

I hear selling sofas at the beach is great business. I'm checking into that.

[@frankellis9627]

@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd Yeah, ok 😂😂😂

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@frankellis9627 Was just joking. I'm sure you've heard about the sh that Filipinos try to sell at the beach. A couple guys literally walking on the sand with a sofa or a bed box spring trying to sell them to beach goers who are lying on the sand. 🙂 Hilarious s.

[@bryankoziar2867]

Don't know all the facts but Rufina intimated that Phil did things reprehensible and may have fled the country to avoid prosecution. Idk. Tim K fled to Thailand on the way to the US.The man in question supposedly said "you don't know who I am". Don't know how much clout the guy has but you remember the Valencia mayor's brother incident. Idk if I would have hung around either.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Yes, scary for Tim K. He is already in a compromised area. A bit scary. No idea on Scuba Chef other then Han he had a ticket home LONG before he left. Who knows

[@dumaguetedreaming]

Tim K is no gentleman. If he is out of country then I am happy because his attitude towards women showed in his vlog. He impressed me as a perfect candidate for deportation.

[@MOGMAN]

the business owner never said that, that youtuber lied, he said u dont know ME because the youtuber claimed he was attempting to extort him at the burgungy hearing. i have the exact transcripts

[@auxmike718]

Fled to Thailand on his way to the USA? Seriously? So you imply he just dumped his wife and son just like that? Do you realize how dumb that sounds?🤷🏻‍♂️

[@MOGMAN]

@@auxmike718 plans trips, never said he fled. But he is facing lots of seriouse charges and when he steps food off the plane in the PI he's on a stop leave

[@JoeannAndDave]

Best thing is keep a low profile and be very careful driving assuming everyone is going to try staging an accident mentality. Dash and bumper cams are a great idea, just in case.. Lots of weird laws there. I learned that adultry is treated as a serious crime with a sentence of between 6 and 12 years. Be careful if your married guys 😂

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Thanks, I did get back and front cameras on my auto

[@donaldmartin4980]

Thanks …. Now I won’t go there ..

[@PaulWorldZoom]

It is still okay, but better places exist

[@ryanrichards7056]

Never own your own transportation. Always take public transportation.

[@PaulWorldZoom]

I prefer my own, but I get you

[@jamestopeka2236]

Don't date a married woman that's separated because the ex can jail you . Only if she's a widow or divorced .

[@PaulWorldZoom]

Good advice

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

This brings up my wonder about Remote jobs !!!