Life in Philippines, Dating Overseas, & Remote Income | The Digital Bromad Interview

[@iPaulLee]

Make sure to check out Austin's channels in the description! Hope you guys liked this one!

[@TheDigitalBromad]

I had a great time filming this with you, your videos helped inspire me to take a longer trip to bangkok! Keep up all the great content

[@mikescarpelli461]

Great interview, great insights. I love hearing from digital nomads. I do not think it is a fade anymore; I believe it is a trend, and if a person can find their niche, bingo, being a digital nomad is genuinely a "god" send. I wish I had discovered this many years ago while climbing corporate ladders. I really appreciate this type of content. Thank you, Paul. GREAT JOB.

[@gamermk2]

I saw you at the train in Sukhumvit just wanted. I was the tall black dude with dreads. Just wanna say appreciate your videos, it’s literally the reason why I’m here in Bangkok right now

[@iPaulLee]

Hey happy to have met you yesterday and congrats on the move!

[@juanrincon8777]

What’s up Paul! Great videos always man, always give that chill vibe and informal content

[@Kushal6831]

Thanks for sharing the video 😊

[@Mikomido5]

True, the beauty of living in a foreign country is the fact that everything is foreign to you such as language, food, culture and people which creates a unique experience and self growth. Especially if you go in not wealthy and you immerse yourself among the locals. When I lived in Thailand, I took 3 intensive months of learning reading and writing in Thai and enrolled in a Thai high school where I had no other option but to learn everything in Thai and make friends with kids that only spoke Thai.

[@WinnerTube]

That line was real. "You have to experience the money so you can realise that money isn't everything." 24:06

[@BeeSans444]

The USA grind is real. I believe it's like that because of how expensive it is so you're always worried about making more $, putting more into your 401K and Roth IRA, etc. For instance making $100,000 in New York City or Los Angeles can be tight; sounds crazy right? So that grind to make more and more is real.

[@CJNYC-zr6ch]

Appreciate your content as usual, well done Not familiar w/ Austin & he's intelligent & articulate which I appreciate but you both are extremely helpful thank You guys moving to Thailand from NYC after high season

[@lostboi3974]

10:07 the only thing stopping you is if you move and everything is going fine, but then India jumps in and does the same job for nothing. This happens. Have a backup plan

[@keatonf3]

Same could happen if you stayed in the US but your expenses would be higher. Isn't that riskier? Having that extra savings, is a part of that backup plan

[@BeeSans444]

Are the women on the dating sites in the Philippines really that into foreigners because they're actually interested or is it more from an economics standpoint? If the woman in the Philippines made really good money, would they be on Tinder chasing foreign men? I've heard the high earning women from affluent families in the Philippines are typically not interested in foreign men. It's the women who are not as rich or from affluent families who are more apt to date a foreigner. Thoughts?

[@vandydandy8575]

What about a man wanting a Thai man. Who has blu eyes 6 feet financially independent

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner8809]

Sounded like a sense of entitlements. Wanted the best of both world. If that is the case, you ain't tried to run away from the west from beginning

[@iPaulLee]

Who wouldn’t want the best of both worlds? Live in a great society, make good money, and have great relationships 👍🏼