I Visited the Miami of Manila and was Shocked! 🇵🇭

[@BrentTimm]

I’m so in love with the Philippines! Where should I go next, and what should I eat?

[@slavetothegrind872]

Laupu Laupu..you have to try real pork mask sisig..it's awesome.

[@paulinelazaro1346]

Depends if you like the city, beaches, mountains, outskirts…

[@antonioguamil3275]

Smokey mountain and bring lots of food for the poor people....

[@paulinelazaro1346]

Or diving, surfing, whale shark interaction, camping ( raw or light camping), wholesome nightlife etc….

[@PabloNaidasjr]

Try Jollibee Bro Brent

[@axlrose2775]

1:00 your wrong,, middle class only live there,, rich filipino lives in forbes park makati and ayala alabang village..😎

[@Western-3rdSt.]

Obviously you don’t know how much middle class Filipinos earn per month.

[@juanlara3690]

Absolutely😂

[@nikumimito3164]

Makati is Amazing, I am flying back to PH for the 3rd time, I always stay in Makati for a few days each time, definitely one of the most beautiful places in Manila and the world for that.

[@vloggingismyhobby]

The kids you ask where is BGC it's not messing you. They said the right way because if you are going to commute using a public jeep There's a specific road way for a public jeep. Because in metro manila there's a specific road way just for a public jeep to commute.so that if you use a goggle map it's only effective if you have a car service or grab or taxi. That is why there's a different kind of vehicle that we use on public transportation here in the Philippines.

[@Scamander1417]

"Asked" dahil past tense na. Nangyari na.

[@solo8827]

it is not a "specific road".. the right term is "route".

[@minim6981]

@@Scamander1417 as a native English speaker, kindly STFU. It doesn't matter. He was understood clearly.

[@ThisIsHarderThanIThought]

@@solo8827 >>> its basically the same thing bro...dont use american term with international...its like you telling filipinos's its not kilometers, its miles lol

[@solo8827]

@@ThisIsHarderThanIThought if you check the whole context of his sentence, it's off.. for me, what he said is like telling the people that there are roads that jeeps are not allowed.

[@crisincebu]

Rich people live in gated communities , have private bodyguards , dont live in condos , have a car and driver . ive lived in philippines for 14 yrs and the rich dont mingle with general public ... those areas are more like middle class citizens and foreigners .

[@karl21200]

Nakatira din sa condi ang iba mga worth 100M na condo dami sa BGC may mga car park naman sila sa halos 5M worth

[@crisincebu]

@karl21200 😆 🤣 😂

[@melcast8699]

Yup.. Rich people don’t live in condos. They live in Mansion in Alabang, Paranaque, Forbes park in Makati. They have gated entrances and guarded. No one can enter unless you are resident there. They have nannies, drivers, bodyguards.. Try going there and you will have an eye opener.. You haven’t seen nothing yet

[@karlolim625]

some of the richest people live in the congress 🐊🐊🐊

[@crisincebu]

@@melcast8699 exactly , i lived in one of those neighborhoods in Cebu for 1yr and they live very private .

[@emilmendoza1387]

Those kids are telling the truth. The other side of that road is already BGC (Kalayaan Avenue side). You were under the newly built flyover connecting BGC to Ortigas Center. If only you listened to them, you could have reached your destination in less than 5 minutes. The direction they pointed at is the 8th Avenue of BGC going to Uptown BGC. I used to traverse that road everyday going to our office in BGC.

[@AndiditLove]

He didn't believe them. The reason those kids are smiling.

[@emilyacana341]

That’s we’re rich Filipino had their breakfast on sat / sun with their super car park on the road side.

[@DadOfBooAndShoti]

I think he was traversing the Estrella-Pantaleon Bridge beside his condo (Acqua Private Residences in Mandaluyong). Nonetheless, the kids were correct, pointing at the direction where EDSA and BGC are.

[@YOLOnyc]

Unless you're Hussain Bolt, it's much more than 5 minutes walk from Acqua in Mandaluyong to BGC High Street - it's about an hour by foot or 20 minutes by car.

[@crise7287]

Exactly there’s a lot of ways going there… just trust the locals… don’t be too smart in a place you have never been… you expression not so good. You made them a liar…

[@dennissalamante6785]

THOSE KIDS ARE TELLING THE TRUTH...i don't think Filipinos will point you to a wrong direction, see they're smiling THAT'S what Filipinos are, they love to smile and they love to help... Is your throat still okay?? you're too loud mhan... this is joy!

[@Mark_135]

So so TRUE . I agree with you .

[@jadezworld4826]

yes , anything mango in the Philippines is delicious. Philippines has the best mangoes in the world

[@EstrangheroAko]

mango in Ph is very expensive, as if import din.

[@Western-3rdSt.]

You haven’t tried Hawaiian mangoes.

[@lizanomura6430]

Right ‼️

[@ElRayDelRio]

Chango Mango has entered the chat 😏 🇲🇽 much love to all my brother's from another mother & sister's from another mister ❤✌🏽

[@apinezstats2237]

Nah, that area is only for the middle class. The rich Filipinos live in gated communities like Forbes, Dasmarinas, Urdaneta, Greenhills, San Lorenzo and Corinthian Gardens.

[@alistairt7544]

I'd say middle and upper middle class for sure. But I totally agree. A lot to the upper class are in those exclusive gated communities you mentioned.

[@polyento3535]

I think for someone to be able to afford a 60 to 90k monthly condo rent is pretty rich. Those areas you mentioned are SUPER RICH.

[@tjjavier]

Realtor here. Those are rich subdivisions sure, but you can't say BGC residents are middle class. Maybe some are, but a lot are rich. Pacific Plaza, Essensa, Gallery Suites, and especially Horizon Homes at Shangri-la, are only a few of the very expensive condo's with ultra rich residents. Sure many owners don't live there and only lease them out, but still a lot actually reside in those condos. Their condo dues alone are equivalent to a monthly amortization, reaching ranges of 30k and up.

[@wps3023]

The ultra rich also owns properties in BGC and Makati condos. Why didn't it cross your little mind that rich people owns multiple properties.

[@apinezstats2237]

@@wps3023 Yes, but only for investment. They actually don't LIVE there lol

[@fpcyusa1]

Filipino-American here watching from Chicago! I was just there October 4-26. Enjoy the weather, places and especially the people!

[@pauliejojo8241]

It's a Holiday, dude. It's All Souls Day in the Philippines. People mostly return to their provinces to visit relatives who have passed away. Go to Poblacion in Makati at night to find the best coffee you are looking for. Anyway, just randomly walk so you can discover things that are unique to you. Batangas the southern part of the provinces in Luzon produces good coffee beans so expect to have local coffee shops there. You may visit the nearby mall in BGC called Market Market for some local goods.

[@josehagad2424]

All saints day or souls day is Nov. 2.

[@lepunksmoothie]

@@josehagad2424 November 1 is All Saints' Day; November 2 is All Souls' Day. They don't fall on the same day.

[@glendaraguin9086]

Sunday is rest day for Filipinos and the Sabbath Day so the place not crowded. When we Filipinos drink coffee we buy Nescaffe or the 3 in 1 pack sachet 😊

[@jessericsonmendoza1536]

Mannn... I honestly loved the way you said or describe things around. Well said! I can feel the authenticity in you learning the realities in life. Keep real Bro. You no need to do social experiments to learn our culture. Live with it and enjoy. God bless..

[@kevinhawkins579]

Those kids were telling you the right way also to BGC. We filipinos are just smiling people lol 😅

[@BrentTimm]

haha ok thank you i wasn't sure

[@CaCa67963]

This is not for the Philippine rich. They lived in gated fully equipped communities like Ayala and Alabang, guarded by uniformed security guards.

[@adianbeat6701]

That is true😊

[@francofamily4462]

Thanks for the positive vibes. Keep it coming, people need it 👍

[@Ghievilla2000]

Nice to see you promoting our country Philippines! I enjoyed watching your videos here in the 🇵🇭❤️USA!keep safe Sir!😊enjoy your Vacation here….

[@angelicasoleil6326]

your so generous! I already watched your Tondo vlog. keep safe always! Welcome to the Philippines!

[@bernieespinosa8691]

MABUHAY !!!!! SIR BRENT TIMM . WELCOME HERE IN PHILIPPINES . ENJOY YOUR STAY . 👏👏👏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭👋👍✌️

[@alexsabado8254]

Oh Wow! I was surprised bru with the rental apartment for 700 dollars that is 3 times or more of rental her in the UK and with that kind of place whoa, and the dishes you ordered on that high class resto for only 8 bucks my goodness I don't know where in Europe I could find that price of your apartment and resto with the skyrocketing cost of living her its crazy.This is very informative for sure PHILIPPINES will be in our bucket list for retirement we are not very particular of the place of how they look like what matter to us is the cost of living that's the most important thing to us.And that Filipina girl Mariel she's amazing..Brent more vids of this country pls. about their culture and history. PHILIPPINES see you on 2028 Brent keep up the amazing contents we love it.Your new subs. Manchester🇬🇧👍

[@noritacantal2801]

Still 4 years..😮 anyways just come and enjoy.❤❤❤

[@lepunksmoothie]

Angkan Coffee is the local coffee brand that you're looking for! I saw a video post about it a few months back and it's cool to actually offer local coffee made from coffee beans harvested around the PH (Batangas, Sagada, etc.) to the locals. I haven't been back to Manila in a decade so I can't say how good it is. Sizzling sisig is usually made of a pig's face (jowl and ears). It's best when sprinkled with some calamansi (local lime fruit) and local chili peppers (for that spicy kick), eaten with plain rice and paired with ice-cold San Miguel beer.

[@cookingwiththegiants8063]

BGC is one of the best place to visit in the Philippines.. Most of the rich people live in a gated community and they have their own bodyguard.. Just enjoy your visit and adventure in the Philippines.. Blessings to you my friend

[@reynoschicote]

I subscribed because i am fascinated with your positivity. Mabuhay !

[@tjjavier]

Realtor here, and former AAV resident. Lotsa comments saying that residents in BGC aren't exactly rich/ only middle class. That's not accurate. Sure the very rich indeed live in the exclusive gated communities, but there are plenty as well who live in the high end BGC condo's. Essensa, Pacific Plaza, Arya, and especially Horizon Homes at Shangri-la, are only a few examples of condo's that range from 30M to 300M (yes meron, yung sa Horizon Homes), with actual unit owners residing in their units. The condo dues alone, paid monthly, are the equivalent of a monthly amortization, ranging from 30k up. Not to mention condo utilities for daily AC use. They're that rich. It's the same in Rockwell, lotsa ultra rich living in the high end condos. Rizal Tower is a prime example.

[@poltes5]

Usually when it is local coffee, what comes to mind would be Barako coffee from Batangas. Not sure though when you made your video, if it is this late Oct period, unfortunately, Batangas is in a state of calamity due to the aftermath of storm Kristine. I remember when I went back to the Philippines, I enjoyed having coffee and pastries at a pastry shop called Cafe Mary Grace. But it is common that the favorite go to shop for coffee is usually Starbucks.

[@kristinhannah001]

You cant find the RICH Filipinos in BGC. They are in QC, Alabang, Pasig or Makati. Foreigners are in SM malls, while the rich filipinos shop and hang out in Rockwell, Alabang Town or Shangrila. p.s use the google maps brother

[@mysterycharm03]

bgc are for young professionals, expats. No old money there.

[@kantokuu]

You CAN find rich Filipinos, many celebs and politicians live in BGC, pls get your facts right.

[@kristinhannah001]

@kantokuu they buy condominiums as additional investment but their mansions they own arent there. NOW GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!

[@kantokuu]

@@kristinhannah001 But that doesn't mean you can't FIND them there.

[@kristinhannah001]

@@kantokuu did i say---...🙄 omg antanga. bye.

[@rbc4269]

im a filipino working here in Saudi Arabia FOR 11 YEARS and i never been in BGC THANKS FOR FEATURING THE PLACE IM SURELY WILL SOON VISIT BGC ...

[@marartper9770]

Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 thanks for coming in the 🇵🇭 just relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the phil.island

[@kiwipina4716]

Hi, I think you should try a couple of local Filipino coffee shops in BGC, namely 'Angkan' (means 'Clan', or 'Family Lineage'); they have two branches in the area, and the other one is Toby's Estate Coffee on High St. You should check them out and see what you think. Enjoy your time in the Philippines and stay safe.

[@jenalinong]

Brgy is short for barangay. Some filipinos is not yet quick to find english words to reply to you. They can smile out of shyness too..they are shy not only to you but to other filipinos who would hear them speak to you in English and later get teased😊

[@ReyvenBergado-tf2sc]

There are 18 business districts in Manila NCR . The best are Alabang , Ayala center , Ortigas Center , Aseana bay city , and BGC .

[@cdperez04mac]

Respect to you bro for being mindful of the crowd during your visit to the restaurant.🙏🏽 I see a lot of restaurant reviewers doing their thing shouting over others!!🎉 new subscriber!!

[@izanami5667]

good rule of thumb, ask the well dressed younger people around 20-30 who knows their stuff around the city, not the old people or the employees haha

[@mementomolly2944]

Some good local coffee shops in Metro Manila are Chapter Coffee, But First Coffee, Daily Habit, and SGD Coffee. Would be worth the try for sure although those coffee shops aren't really in the Makati or BGC area. Most Filipino coffee chains are in Quezon City.

[@vladimirstancobangbang5831]

Filipinos are hospitable and generous and very kind people ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nah6649]

I enjoy watching your vlog Welcome to our country Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Philippines_people_n_places]

The kids don't lie they pointed you a way which is not suitable for walking and your google map tells you a way were you can conveniently walk and you will finally realize if it's short or long cut bec sometimes google and waze map are not that good in directions

[@MaryAnnBucala-b2j]

Welcome to the Philippines.. enjoy & Godbless

[@BenManu0227]

Mandaluyong is only the 8th richest city in the Philippines. there are cities richer than Mandaliyong. Hope you can visit all of them . Just take note that each city has its own rich and poor area and they usually are just a stones throw away from each other. . Keep vlogging about our country. Enjoy!

[@BrentTimm]

Great info, thank you!

[@pinoyislander4400]

I lived in Germany where houses look the same except those in cities but no high rise condos like where u live in Manila. We Filipinos live differently depends on the status here in Manila where there are richest, rich, poor and poorest. You might be surprised how the Russians live in Russian Village in Samal island where they live simple life in the nature near beaches. Correction those young boys didnt tell u the wrong way to bgc, u just dont know how to go on the other side.

[@adianbeat6701]

Yeah valentina.. jelena once live there...andrei is in vacation right now with his family

[@jonwear9791]

Yes, some of the poorest end up living in the cemeteries shared with the dead.

[@Kayamokayato]

I am planning for a visit one day. Thank you for walking me through the process on what and where to go and eat!

[@JimBarcelona]

Pinoys are about nescafé at home. We're not really about café culture yet the way Japan is. But imho "Because Coffee" in BGC with their campfire coffee with a "water back" is my favorite & most unique. Sundays are about going to parents for the free food no matter the age. lol. Thanks for your video, kuya Brent! (edit: oh wait, there it is at 17:27)

[@BrentTimm]

Wow, thank you so much for this detailed explanation! Hope I earned your subscription!

[@JimBarcelona]

@@BrentTimm Oh, absolutely. I thought my name would show up in your alerts as having subbed, but with 174k, i guess you gotta turn notifications off. See you in the next vid, kuya!

[@petebeltran6899]

Welcome to the Philippines. Watching from Detroit, Michigan USA.

[@southphillyexplorer]

Awesome video man. I'll be there in 5 days

[@BrentTimm]

Hope you have a great time!

[@southphillyexplorer]

@BrentTimm Thank you

[@Mark_135]

Nice vlog. Nice apartment you're staying at. BTW those teenager boys will never point you in the wrong direction. They may be smiling (just a normal reaction coz you're a foreigner) but they were honest. There's a lot of ways to get to BGC. Stay safe. Thanks for visiting our country. God bless.

[@kensdiscoveryvlog9215]

Thanks. The high rise condo that you checked in was Rockwell Mandaluyong across was Rockwell Makati. Good videos. Stay safe.

[@gregsantos9731]

and because you featured Manila, Philippines, my country, I will subscribe to your nice channel . 😊. Yes, most likely those guys doesn't really know where BGC is, apologies for those guys, yup they are more shy than fooling around. Yup, Filipinos are naturally friendly

[@ArnaldoDelaRosajr]

Happy long haired hip. Welcome the manila😁🇵🇭😁

[@arcade-o8816]

First time watching, really enjoy your presentation. Very authentic and seem like you were really enjoying your time in manila. Hope you do other locations of the Philippines.

[@jonathanangelito5112]

NICE to have you in our country. Enjoy and stay safe!

[@stephanypistachio]

I really can't stop laughing the more I watch, it does feel like I am walking next to you / am walking with you, and since I have also never been to BGC this would probably be the exact experience I would have if I went there alone myself. Thank you for being so brave and sharing your adventures and experiences. I am new here.

[@camillejoven2415]

I admire how you really immerse yourself in the places you go. I suggest to avoid miscommunication especially when you go to the inner parts of the Philippines is to speak slowly and in short simple sentences, simple words. Enjoy! love your content!

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you so much for the advice! I will keep that in mind. Hope you have a great da, Camille

[@litobalanon2865]

Is this Manila? skyscrapers where you stay? BGC Vibe!. Magnificent. Wow! I'm a Filipino & I feel proud with your show, Sir Brent!

[@jlmarc01]

Made that walk from Rockwell to BGC. Over same bridge. It was fun. But didn’t make to uptown mall. Too tired. Started at Glorietta 2

[@abetskychua]

New subs here! You are so talkative, but I like it, I never realized that we are already in the end part.. hahaha I need to watch more from you Brent!

[@DONNIESACUEZA-z9w]

we love your courage bro! still be more cautious although we are loving and friendly people!

[@Telfund38154172]

Enjoy Metro Manila...there is so much to see and do......Must visit the Manila Bay Area......Okada Manila, Newport City, SM Mall of Asia and by the Bay....China Town and Intramuros.....

[@RichardFerrer-wg2vw]

Welcome to the Philippines god bless you create good memories god bless you

[@allyxoncua]

The authentic Filipino coffee is called Barako and can be found in Batangas. Try Cafe De Lipa chain coffee shop

[@nickdy3780]

The place you are staying at is Acqua Residences, it is a middle/upper middle class comminity, the one across is Rockwell which is upper middle class, both communities are for the more affluent, including also BGC. For the really rich, there are a lot, like Forbes Park, Dasmarinas Village, Urdaneta, Ayala Alabang, Greenhills, Corinthians etc etc....believe me a lot more areas 😊

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks for the inside scoop on the Manila real estate scene!

[@Mega-zi7ys]

​​​​​@@BrentTimmnot entirely correct...the Rich have both Houses in gated communities plus...condos in bgc/makati ..too many people talking nonsense. There's no steadfast rule...and majority don't walk around with bodyguards either! 😂 Filipinos love to watch too many movies and teleseryes 😂 only very few people living in those mentioned gated communities have bodyguards!😂

[@MaybornGibson]

As a South African, I am loving the Philippines more and more. I have come to understand that middle income earning countries like Thailand, South Africa, Morocco, Philippines, Iran, Brazil and a few others, have their poor places but also they have their middle class and upper middle class.

[@odemarkluidelacruz4259]

In PH not all rich people live in luxury condo units, building residential suites, yes they have several units for a quick stay but most of the rich lives in a gated community subdivision or townhouses. Some lives outside the big cities on the country side with their own farmlands and resorts on a wide property some near beaches or hillside overlooking towns and cities close to nature far from traffic and hectic city life. For long term it's advisable to have your own lands/properties rather than live in a building unit that would decrease in value when the whole structure gets old and unsafe to live in.

[@manijj4j52]

True some richest pinoys preferred in rural country side areas ! They simply want to lived simply happy and have a long life!

[@adianbeat6701]

But mostly condos now.. just my own thinking 😊

[@Gregory-Masovutch]

Many also prefer Tagaytay Hilands or South Forbes and Greenfield Nuvali.

[@Mega-zi7ys]

​They have both

[@Mega-zi7ys]

​@Gregory-Masovutch 😂 nope. South Forbes isn't Forbes park😂... south Forbes is middle middle class. Forbes park is upper class

[@PassPortExtraordinaire]

BGC isn’t just a local hangout; it’s more of an international enclave.

[@Analisa-gn6eb]

You're a good vlogger 😊. Interesting to watch till the end . Thank you for sharing.

[@charleskuno]

Vibing with your energy. Don’t let the local alley way discourage you from experiencing it. You’ll be surprised…

[@leticiaperez9146]

FYI, The Ayala Group of Companies began building BGC in 2000. Bag of Beans is local and grows it's own Iberica or Barako. Their most picturesque branch and main one is in Tagaytay where several foreign vloggers love going.

[@BrentTimm]

I'm definitely putting Bag of Beans on my list!

[@talk2tj21]

Great Job! I love the energy of your blogs

[@5150JOHNJOHN]

Just subscribed, bro! Just watched your vids of BGC. Lookin' to see where your journey takes you in the Philippines!

[@glendaraguin9086]

Your looking for a local coffee, we call this "BARAKO". The coffee beans grinded. But we boil it in a pot only bcoz we don't have coffee maker. We prefer Nescaffe or 3 in 1 sachet. Only in the province boil this coffee beans from their harvest plant. Better look Barako Coffee shop. ❤ LOCAL Foods try Barrio Fiesta. In the community look Carenderia sell local food. It's like small restaurants. Cheaper to eat there. Try Jollibee and Mang Inasal ❤❤❤

[@BrentTimm]

Thank you so much Glenda! This is super helpful :) Hope I earned your sub.

[@GalangPinoy-ph]

Thank you for visiting the Philippines, enjoy your stay. New Sub here Brent.

[@jojermegara4587]

Ate ang tim hortons is a canadian coffee brand , bro if u want a local coffee u must try barako coffee, robusta coffee in batangas province, but i think lots of coffee shop around NCR manila that support local coffee. U must try because coffee shop, pick up coffee booth and bo's coffee shop etc. 😅, btw brother safe travels and enjoy Ph 🎉

[@FlatulEssence]

The wind breezing as you walk across that bridge over the Pasig River is just awesome, hahahaha. The aroma, hmmm....

[@ronniejrsevilla3543]

I love how you pronounce the food "Sisig" Haha! Love your video man!

[@BrentTimm]

Thanks bro! Hope I earned your sub!

[@gabrielvicente6027]

LOVED YOUR VIBES BRENT, SO I SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CHANNEL. ENJOY YOUR VISIT AND CONTINUE YOUR VENTURES ISLAND HOOPING. GOD BLESS

[@amadoesguerra7728]

Thanks for vlogging the philippines.,that other nationalities have misconceptions about situation here. But the warm welcome,english speaking people and very accomodating, thats our trademark.Be careful and stay safe..Nice to watch.

[@dongshengdi773]

The donut is actually 21,800 calories. Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉

[@stephanypistachio]

omg I can't stop laughing you are so funny lol (I just watched the search for coffee with Shy) 🤣

[@ezbeenointin1765]

You sir are a breath of fresh air. Great content!

[@Giraldine]

Look for serving Batangas coffee, it’s the best!

[@laki_1429]

I like the style of your content from the middle of the building through the BGC I ❤ this bro welcome to the 🇵🇭 philippines I am from batangas currently working in KSA GOD bless you brother enjoyed your stay ❤ in the philippines 🇵🇭

[@EVELYNSANTIAGO-rs8sq]

Welcome to the Philippines sir. Enjoy your. 11:33 stay here, and discover the beauty of our country. Try to visit El Nido in Palawan

[@willyvasquez8531]

Rich people in the Philippines live there own land in the mountain with security 10 housemaid,ten bodyguards own driver and don’t hang out on bgc

[@chonadonnelly478]

IF YOU WANT THE BEST COFFEE BARAKO BATANGAS COFFEE ☕️ YOU CAN FINED IN TAGAYTAY CITY . OR YOU CAN ASK TO PEOPLE THERE BARAKO BATANGAS LUCAL COFFEE

[@agapephilerostorge]

😂 On Sundays, the reason the streets are not busy is because majority of people are normally in churches. They get out in the afternoon.

[@h34dbug92]

"Kumusta ka" is singular. If you ask a bunch of people you say "kumusta kayo" or just say hi. We filipinos dont really say it unless the person we're talking to is a person we havent seen in awhile. So just say "hi".

[@FrederickdelaGracia]

Yead Dude! just subscribed . Great Vlog on my home country. All the best Man! fist bump. Im interested to be your video editor your content is really cool man! Have the Best Man!

[@neallasta]

this is your niche man, interviewing locals. makes ur vlog unique

[@abubanana503]

is this man somekind of a hero or something?

[@JoeyZee-vs4kr]

"Because Coffee" is a local coffee shop where many people like also. It's a Filipino brand. 😊

[@JoeyZee-vs4kr]

"Because coffee" is a Filipino brand 😊

[@ziegfredmanabatjr.3285]

I actually forgot this...thank you for this! 🥂👌

[@ziegfredmanabatjr.3285]

We are the one that you interviewed at the bridge...thanks!

[@dcadventures2394]

The people you asked for best place for coffee are not residents of BGC so they won’t know. Caravan Black, Angkan and Because Coffee are good choices. We live in BGC. The people who work at the shops do not make enough money to buy good coffee.

[@Western-3rdSt.]

Fact

[@gemjeweled]

If Baguio is in your plans, local coffee shops are dime a dozen in that city and are more famous to locals than Starbucks, etc.

[@BrentTimm]

I'm adding Baguio to my list! Thanks for the tip!n Hope I earned your sub!

[@daviddarden1915]

Having been stationed at Clark Air Base Philippines 🇵🇭, Angeles City area in 1991. Filipina females, 👸 most unfortunately put their looks down. 20 percent of the Philippines 🇵🇭 are rich 25 percent struggle to do OK. 55 percent are poor to poverty. But, they are mostly always happy 😊. 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 America, we need to count our fortunate because and stop complaining. Thank you for this great video.

[@Moss_piglets]

unfortunately, a lot of Americans don't know how lucky they are. We have more opportunities to have better lives compared to those living in developing nations who can't even get out of poverty. If only American children can be sent to developing nations for a week, I bet you they'll be more grateful. When my family moved to the Philippines, I didn't know just how privileged we were. We lived there until I was 14. Whenever we would come back to the US for the holidays, I was so grateful for everything especially a working toilet and no black outs!

[@clairenarce8896]

That was long time ago.Thats a big improvement now a days compared before.though Theres a big gap bet.the rich people,middle class and the poor people.Im from the Phils.

[@emiliogoroy]

People are inside the church because it's Sunday. Later in the evening you will experience the excitement.

[@BrentTimm]

Ok that makes sense! Thank you so much!

[@SIMPLYCOOLVIBES]

Enjoy your stay in Philippines 🇵🇭

[@melodygarcia9707]

Palawan ,Subic, Baguio, Batanes , Siargao, Cebu, ..

[@chitol.sta.brigida1912]

OMG I love watching this video. Greetings from Manitoba Canada. You're a cool dude, I wish I could hang out with you. Enjoy your stay and stay safe. Cheers

[@Miguel_angel6791]

You will not notice the rich Filipino. They wearing sleepers and short.

[@Giraldine]

Same in the US, they’re eating in Mc Donald with a coupon.

[@dondeebahia8869]

welcome to the Philippines mate... More power on your channel.

[@GLo636]

9:22 try Bo’s coffee when you see one. They have locally sourced coffee

[@johnlove6194]

Thank you for sharing. I used to think the only action at BGC is at their expensive hotels. I didn't expect this much action on the streets.