Australian expat explains life in the Philippines

[@tilapiadave3234]

I truly love it when a man judges an entire population by his experience with a few. World has good and bad in every country

[@pengmagno7395]

What you guys described as resilience despite of overwhelming poverty, some Filipinos would claim as apathy due to a feeling of helplessness. It is a continuing battle and hopefully we can find leaders who will lead us out of this rut. Our journey continues….

[@Electrichead64]

He speaks the truth.

[@pagsureuy5322]

I wish my parents had the same mindset like you guys

[@henryreinders3031]

Love the friendly shot of the Filipino guard, thumbs up and smiling while he's hold a semi-automatic shot gun... that is Manila

[@Electrichead64]

People are people, and most people are cool. Its governments that suck. All of them. I've ran across this not only in Manila but also In Colombo, Sri Lanka when they had just recently gone through a civil war. It can be pretty intimidating as a westerner to see militarized police carry around AK-47s, but I never had a problem with them, and they were generally pretty cool and friendly.

[@GG-uw8kc]

This is definitely a great interview❤❤❤❤🙇🙇🙇

[@Ilove-zc1zm]

It’s a common practice in our culture to invite others to eat when they arrive and find us already having a meal. The phrase "Kain tayo" or "Halika, kain tayo," meaning "Let's eat" or "Come join us," has become a customary expression among Filipinos.

[@careshare-I-Love-God]

The people earn in pesos, they also spend in pesos. 450 pesos per day is similar to 15$ per hr in abroad. Like in Vancouver, the rent for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house is $4,285$ in average. There are places in the Philippines that rents out a house that is 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom at 5,000 pesos or 125$ (economy ). So if you do the math, at the end of the month there is still some money left for something else. But the 15$ an hour may sound bigger than 450 pesos a day but it will not even be halfway of the rent if you include the tax. The denomination is different . They earn in pesos, the spend in pesos. In abroad they earn in $, they also spend in $. It's the buying power & location that counts to make it work...

[@bornonjuly7052]

Chernov i really admire your Australian guest he has a good understanding about Filipinos and what is more beautiful he is using his talents to help some Filipinos and understand their economic situations.

[@leowtaimeng811]

They are the happiest people in the world. Their good culture n always happy n friendly. They are good in their profession as nurses and in services Industry

[@strahnbrad3979]

I don't know any rational and sensible Filipino who would defend the scams of the taxi drivers here. The scamming taxi drivers are the bottom of the barrel in our society, along with the corrupt politicians

[@Carina-ql8eu]

Just don't pay attention to those people saying go back to your country when you said something they didn't like. Just take note only those good comments that can help you as a foreigner in one country. They never been out of the country and very immature to say such comments. We Filipinos are truly very loving and caring to our partner and that's why we tend to be very jealous especially when you talk or look or glance at other women around 🤭. But just give assurance to your girl so she won't be over jealous 😉. Well, enjoy your stay in the Philippines. I would say foreigners are very welcome and safe in the Philippines.

[@nishu413]

On long sleeves and jeans question, I have answer because its same throughout Asia from middle east to Japan. In almost all these countries, agriculture was predominant occupation so you are working whole day in sun. Your skin get darker due to increased melanin production and body adapt to local conditions and next gen is more browner. So if you are light skinned , then you and your ancestors are/were not working on fields doing back breaking work . Then mostly you are rich who can afford servants for work for you. So light skin became desirable trait.

[@here-and-there1071]

Strong families and social connections make up for lack of money in the Philippines. In the west, despite the wealth, many are becoming more isolated and alienated

[@AR-en6qx]

Reason for pinoys wearing jackets are mostly because they are working in an office and mostly just didnt want to remove it when going out. The other portion who usually ear long sleeves are the motor taxi rider just to cover their skin from suns heat.

[@JonCalderon-u6w]

Jeez, this interviewer. Insunuating that filipinos are respectful and loving to them because they are foreigners. Filipinos are respectful and loving, period.

[@floren879]

Hello 👋

[@ignaciobalais5394]

Filipina caring? True that’s why there’s a lot of Filipino nurses worldwide

[@satelconsa6873]

Filipinas are loving ang caring, periodt, doesn't matter if you're a Filipino husband or foreigner. Really funny how a lot of foreigners think the whole attitude of Filipinos change just because they're foreign, especially with the price of products, they always assume its foreigner's price like that one stupid vlogger who taught that a bucket hat was just P20 if he was Filipino, it was P150 for foreigners/Filipinos.

[@yella_c2]

14:53 Just to add on what he said on work ethics: I was employed in a private company in the Philippines for years. Yes, they grant 45 days vacation and another 30 days sick leaves PER YEAR. But in the office, most employees do not even maximize its use. We do not abuse it. And also, the basic salary may be low, but other companies are kind enough to compensate by offering good non-monetary benefits, which is great.

[@thunderswag1249]

The philippines is matriachal. Filipinos hold the women in high esteem. The girls in turn wants to live up to that deep respect men have about them

[@latebloomer6671]

Haven't finished watching yet. But regarding crime here, i think the reason why Filipinos react right away when vloggers talk about safety here is because in reality, most of the countries these foreigners are from like the US, UK, Australia and even NZ actually have higher crime rate compared to the Philippines. That's a fact. 2023 Crime Index Rate Ranking: 1 Malaysia 52.9 2 Cambodia 52.9 3 Myanmar 48.2 4 Indonesia 45.9 5 Vietnam 44.5 6 Philippines 42.7 7 Thailand 38.7 8 Brunei 29.0 9 Singapore 29.2 United States 49 United Kingdom 46.9 New Zealand 45.8 Australia 45.5 (Source: numbeo site)

[@kismetau]

Take care with trusting figures such as these. There’s a reason many countries with the lowest crime rates in this table are from Asia and the Middle East. People from conservative/ patriarchal cultures are less likely to report crimes such as sexual assaults and domestic violence. I was brought up in Asia and the West and have seen this first hand.

[@latebloomer6671]

@@kismetau Yes, sexual assaults and violence within homes probably go unreported most of the time. But with regards to threats to tourists or foreigners, they at least do not apply to

[@kismetau]

@@latebloomer6671 ​​⁠​​⁠ ​​⁠I’ve travelled a lot and I’ve never been threatened in Aus, NZ, USA or the UK. When I’m in less developed nations I’m far more careful of my belongings which is understandable. Especially in places where pickpocketing, scams and kidnapping can occur. When I was last in the Philippines, my local friend lent me his driver as he was concerned for me travelling alone as a single female.

[@latebloomer6671]

@@kismetau And may I add too that I've watched countless people in the West who have said they were abused when they were young but had not reported it to the authorities for various reasons. So this applies in both the East and the West.

[@latebloomer6671]

@@kismetau Well those are your feelings. Doesn't mean everyone feels the same. However, I do agree that there are places, particularly in Metro Manila, where it's not so safe. But most big cities in most countries have these areas too. Also, crime here is actually most concentrated in Metro Manila. So if you compare crime rate by cities, Manila is actually among the highest (in Southeast Asia). But as you travel outside Metro Manila, crime rate goes down considerably. But I need to add too that Metro Manila is a huge area comprising 16 cities. And there are cities that are safer than others, particularly the richer cities. For example, Makati City is actually among the top 10 safest cities in Southeast Asia, even outranking Bangkok, Jakarta, KL, etc. So that "riskiest cities for tourists" ranking by Forbes is unfair because it did not clarify which city exactly in Metro Manila is risky.

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

I hope you will notice this mate. Cheers! If I may add, the Philippines has gotten better than what it used to a couple of decades ago. As for the minimum wage, the cost of living is way too low in the country when compared to US and Australia. In the US for example, their minimum wage earners are barely scraping by to pay bills and rent and even food, and that is a hard truth in the US. Finally, the Philippines has drastically declined it poverty rate. It was at 48% in the 80s to 38% in the 90s then decreased to 28% in 2000s and about 22% in 2010s. Currently, poverty incidence sits between 16 and 18% of our Total population. And, there is an ever-growing upper middle class and wealthy Filipinos these days than used it used to a decade or two ago; not to mention the super-rich have also increased. Nevertheless, some are still in Poverty line and in lower middle class bracket. I can somehow surmise that your common interaction are usually with Filipino folks who are coming from lower middle class and poverty line, and there is nothing wrong with such. I hope you can also have genuine interactions with largest class amongst Filipinos - the Middle class and upper middle class, next would be the wealthy and the rich or super-rich, so you can have a Balanced perspective about the Philippines, and Filipinos as a whole.

[@sunergi]

these new Middle class Filipinos are those students starting from the Millenials who are now in their Prime age and already employed. Long gone is the old agricultural way of life in the province, the current generation is either working in the cities or abroad. When people have work, the money gets to work the economy as well. Something that's left for the country to grow more is slowly getting attention like Oil and Gas resources, Infrastructure, housing, and revitalization of the agriculture and foreign direct investments. Filipinos see themselves more Western than Asian, because that is where they got it from Spain and USA. As more and more young Filipinos explore business, more and more of them gets to voice more rights and stability in the government.

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

@@sunergi hey, I must agree with u.

[@noritacantal2801]

Your guest was correct...Pilipinos are very PATRIOTIC... esplly. in regards to our culture..❤❤❤

[@Ericno7]

So what does he do online to make money? And what is it he showed his son on how to make $1000

[@nersinghbermin8068]

Absolutely Filipinos so kind and friendliness but i am form india

[@nobody7028]

I actually didn't want to comment on the topic here, but I just can't listen to so much BS, so I have to say something about it here. I've seen this Josh a lot in TT, because he sometimes appears on my Foryou page. As I'm always looking for business partners, I did a little research on him. Well, what can I say, his wedding photography business was a flop. Then he went to PH and realized, wow, the women like him here. But he mustn't forget one thing, he's just different because he comes from abroad. The Pinay all like foreigners (99%). Apparently he once had a Pinay there, but it looks like he prefers the FCK boy life. Josh, you're over 50 years old, you should slow down a bit before you die lonely and alone. Let's take a closer look at the business. He says he earns several thousand dollars through his online business. He says he has already hired several Pinoys, even up to 20. But a lot of things don't add up. How can he hire Pinoys when he can't/isn't allowed to have a company in the Philippines? Even if he has a company in Australia, he still couldn't hire the Pinoys. This all smells like an illegal scam and maybe the BIR should be made aware of this video. They will deal with tax evasion, illegal work and other illegal activities. His visa will also be cancelled afterwards and that will be the end of his time in the Philippines. There is a reason why he doesn't show off his company (if he had one) anywhere. No company address, no company name, absolutely nothing. So all of his statements are just absolute BS. He also says that his son will be a millionaire in the next 5-10 years thanks to his coaching. OH man, I hope most people here don't fall for this kind of BS. If it were that easy, why isn't Josh a millionaire. Why does he still have to work all the time? I have lived in Dubai and PH for 8 years, I know all the rules and laws regarding work and business. But such incompetent broke guys are simply a no-go. Anyone who watches his videos will see that he is an eloquent 50+ year old guy with a maximum of 3 t-shirts. He doesn't live on a tight budget because he wants to. He lives on a tight budget because he is broke and has no other choice. Sure, it's nice to work remotely. If it works, sure, why not. Good for him. But then he should please stay down to earth and not talk rubbish here just to get followers. Yeah, but unfortunately that's how it works these days, a lot of stupid people believe a lot of what is said on the internet. Conclusion: He was unsuccessful in business and in love/marriage in his country. He hasn't achieved anything in PH so far either, otherwise he would have at least mentioned his non-existent company. So you shouldn't believe his words and instead concentrate on other people. Example, another influencer. They are even friends. Jason Roberts. He has an Airbnb business. That sounds much more profitable and also seems to be running much better. Plus, everything is registered and so he also pays his taxes. You should interview people like that, then you would also have more success with your business.

[@kismetau]

This is the first time I’ve seen this Aussie guy and I got the same impression of him as you have even before researching him. I’m an Asian Australian and I know guys like him who talk the big talk but really have no business acumen and are just profiting from being a white guy living in a less developed country. Hopefully many others see through him too. I’m surprised he was being interviewed here too.

[@nobody7028]

@@kismetau Yeah but the problem is, many people from such less developed countries believe this nonsence bs which hes talking about.

[@user-jt1jf5en5u]

Loved the interview! great advices and many things to learn from him ... Hope one day i can also do this too. going back to my family in the Phils. and be with them while earning decent income. (wishful thinking)🤔😄🙏

[@timothymckinney9259]

Before I went to the Philippines I thought I was humble cuz I lived in Costa Rica for about 4 and 1/2 months back in the early nights but once I got around her family and got around her friends and and went around and went to Palawan and went to subic Beach and I realized I was humbled to a certain degree. But I got definitely humble and realized I had to look at myself thinking I was humble. No, I wasn't humbled. I witness a lot of humbled people

[@lalap]

no worry dude even us citizen in this country got scammed when we first step in manila airport who came from a province🤣🤣 it's not offensive cause not all people are good people here. there is some part of the Philippine who have a lot of scammer driver or taxi drivers lol

[@biot_travel]

not sure what Australia this bloke came from but some of his views are misguided - good luck to him in his bubbleverse.

[@slametterus3155]

The best conversation..greting from indonesia

[@GG-uw8kc]

We believe in ourselves but sadly many lack of skill sets needed to pursue such stuff.If many Filipinos have such opportunities of course we will do it.

[@proudajero1709]

Telling truth than complaining is actually admirable. Filipinos will appreciate it however its always on the matter how you deliver it and if theres something misleading definitely Filipinos will misinterpreted it. That could be the reason why you will get hate. So you better explain it well. ✌🏼😘

[@chichiboypumpi]

how much were you paid by the dept. of tourism?

[@tungstencalais3201]

Saw the thumbnail and title and instantly knew the guy was Aussie

[@MaxChernov]

Haha why

[@luxury-Diver]

Ikr

[@MakeTheRules2]

Rich people do not have to work in the fields so they are lighter skinned. This is why light skin is preferred here: status symbol. Surprised in the internet age that guy couldn't figure out the reason. The Russian guy got the concept. Darker in Russia means you can afford vacations. Same story: status

[@migovasquez0303]

Light skin doesnt equate to the status of being rich. Where did you get this concept. And light skin is not a status symbol. Dont confuse yourself. I am light skin filipino because my dads family came from Spain but it didnt give me that edge. I struggled with other people who has the same skin color. And rich people in the Philippines mostly dont have lighter skin. Maybe are of chinese descent. But not all of chinese descent are wealthy and lighter. Razon the owner of Solaire resorts and ports all over the world is a son of a Basque businessman but he is not lighter, he has more european blood than most filipinos but nevertheless a very wealthy filipino.

[@MakeTheRules2]

@@migovasquez0303 - Some exceptions don't disprove the statistical reality of my claim. I got the idea from global anthropology. People, generally speaking, who work indoors are more wealthy than people who pull crops for a living. Multiply this effect by a few hundred thousand years of human evolution and the math is indisputable.

[@Abdul_JaculBuratsadorSalsalani]

​@@migovasquez0303 It was a well known Taboo in the Philippines... 🤔 I wonder if it still holds up to this modern era.

[@migovasquez0303]

@@Abdul_JaculBuratsadorSalsalani This is not a taboo . This is a phenomenon that is happening all throughout Asia. This was started in East asia. They use a lot of bleaching and whitening products to enhanced their skin. The goal is become white. It has nothing to do with that colonial mentality. And this spread to South east Asia. I am spanish/portuguese filipino and have light skin. I never used whitening products. The person above you was wrong in whatever statistic he magically came up with.

[@Shythalia]

​@@migovasquez0303 In Filipino society, people do perceive those with lighter skin to have more money. Obviously, this isn't really true but this is the perception people have because of colorism. And yeah, this is an Asia thing. It's also part of why some East Asians look down on Southeast Asians. In history, the Filipinos who were more related to the Spanish (thus having lighter skin) get more benefits than those who aren't. This doesn't mean they still didn't get discriminated against, of course. Brown skin was just seen as ugly & dirty and so they tried to basically breed it out of our ancestors.

[@cymaoczon4845]

I went to Australia in December 2019 and it was very hot. I think hotter than 🇵🇭. I’ve got 🥵. It was when they’ve had bushfires.

[@NCM-xy8ow]

Majority of 'older foreigners' have their own share of issues. One of the reasons they are in South East Asia.

[@timothymckinney9259]

Okay yes they definitely care, my pinay will say"take rest" "take breakfast" "did you take lunch" " take time for yourself" also they live attention but as Abigail says to me you love me i give you double love or triple love amd sheeans it. I'm so grateful i stumbled onto christian Filipina.

[@CDMaclintock]

I would like to see a debate between this guy and the guy from "The Philippines Facts" channel....

[@yella_c2]

great idea! can we jump into the debate too? bec ive noticed that most foreign vloggers in the PH has very shallow knowledge and understanding about this country -- and as a Filipino, I watch them and Im just laughing.... They act like they know everything but they don't. a lot of them are airheads and clowns...🤣

[@JABM-AU]

@@yella_c2 just like most Filipinos. and the fact you just said that proves what he just said.

[@yella_c2]

@@JABM-AU huh? like what? 🙄

[@veronicacasey454]

@@yella_c2 Correct! 😃

[@iwashere9670]

You are correct.

[@Sam_pah]

This one country that probably will never be in my bucket list 🤣

[@Cahyono931]

How he describes PH women. Exactly the same I experienced with Indonesian women

[@Rhandlezz]

This dude is sugar coating everything about Filipinos. Alot are nice, but its just to maybe be able to get something from you. In general, they are ok, but also alot of bad jealous ones. My experience, they either hate me or love me. I really cant figure them out, so i usually dont say anything to them usless they talk to me. Then its great, good conversations.

[@migovasquez0303]

Max, why are you keep on saying youre from SG? Where you born in SG? just curios . By the way I am a 3rd generation Spanish/Portuguese Filipino and I have a lighter skin but I dont think lighter skin equates to being wealthy in the Philippines. In addition, the Asian media has something to do about whitening by pushing the bleaching creams and products to the market for the rest of brown asians to become white. This is phenomenon common in Japan, Korea and China and it spread all throughout Asia, not a social class by the colonial spanish.

[@timothymckinney9259]

The don't want to het to brown thing is definitely something that some Filipinas try to prevent tanning. similar to the Japanese and Chinese lighter tends to be more desired.

[@romaricogalvez1024]

There’s a drawback to Filipino women. Marry her and you get to support her entire family financially most of the time.

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

Some do, but Many are hardworking without having to rely on husbands especially if they marry foreigners.

[@axizcorp]

It's really up to you, if you're dumb too bad for you. You know what you're signing up to. You can always bail out before you tie the knot.

[@bornonjuly7052]

There are now modern Filipina that has a change of culture and are independent.

[@shihdach6936]

Aren't this situation the same with most Southeast asian women, though?

[@nlf17]

​@@shihdach6936Yes!

[@JacquilynSaito]

Hey Max, can you do a follow up segment on how women find dating Filipino men?

[@timothymckinney9259]

American women want money of which most Filipino don't make or have

[@JacquilynSaito]

@@timothymckinney9259 I’m female American executive who has done well. Was wondering if Filipino men would be loving and supportive partners like the women.

[@VENEMPASTOR]

​@@JacquilynSaito You'll be the one supporting his entire family and friends by solving all their problems.

[@noelquitorio1428]

@@JacquilynSaitoYes, of course, just like Filipina women, we are family-oriented because of our culture.

[@nlf17]

​@@JacquilynSaitoYes, very much!

[@pagsureuy5322]

I don't mind being morena, I just want a healthy, flawless skin😅

[@Olimj1]

ok, poor women take you genuine care. WTF.

[@ciscosebanes]

The wage. Its take it or lose it. And we the poor doesn’t have a choice. If we don’t take it, a million would😢 it is what it is

[@ericmahinay3065]

A lot of Filipinos desire to have lighter skin due to historical influences from the Spanish occupation in the Philippines. The Spaniards established a clear distinction between white and brown skin, creating a hierarchy that associated beauty and wealth with lighter skin. This mindset still persists today, contributing to the ongoing dilemma surrounding skin color in the country. The trauma and insecurity related to skin color was inherited from the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines.

[@aniruddhsingh4169]

Same thing in India

[@rl8571]

Know your history. The Spanish could care less about skin color of Filipinos. It was the East Asian/Chinese ancestry filipinos that had the strongest influencers of lighter skin color. All the light skinned Filipino more likely has Chinese genetics than European.

[@samgooi1905]

Iberian race has "dark" skin compare to western nations. 😊

[@BadIdeaRight5]

Suzmaryosep !!!talaga ba dahil sa colonizer???😂 di ba pwedi may mata ang pilipino?di mo ba nakikita mga artista ngayon sa pinas ?puro na singkit at morena moreno wala na halos mistiso 😂boring na nga ako walang wala sa mga batang 90s at panahon nila dawn zuleta itsura😂

[@rayintoledocebuphilippines5517]

Are you saying this based on living in Philippines? Because if you live here you will realize they are trying to emulate Koreans and love K-pop and K dramas

[@timothymckinney9259]

One thing my Filipina focuses on she lights like pointed nose. I'm curious if anybody else has ran into this phenomenon. She says that a lot of women are attracted to foreign men, especially a Caucasian man because of their facial features and if they're tall, which is understandable since Filipinos have flatter noses and are tend to be 5'5 maybe on average

[@Tk725-ep1pn]

Sadly True, if you are in the Airport, DO NOT RIDE IN YELLOW TAXI/AIRPORT TAXI, instead RIDE GRAB, or White Taxi, my advice, just ride check if the TAXI METER is on and say where you wanna go, DONT BARGAIN PRICE, just ride

[@ianlewis2813]

If you can put up with the heat and poverty you will be ok.

[@scorpio7seven28]

To the Aussie: Haven’t you heard of the word FAITH? That’s the reason why peeps in the Philippines have joy and peace in their hearts. Don’t be so ignorant.

[@JABM-AU]

Lmao. Faith are for people that are lazy and who relies on their relatives to carry them in life.

[@udirtypuppy5174]

Faith without works is dead my friend.

[@LangLang5689]

Ok, where do I find one in SG?

[@sourcecodeJky]

That actually what makes the country's cost of leaving lower compared with other developed countries, the low pay per day. Increasing the pay to Western standards will drastically increase the price of goods and services. So people with money enjoy the country more.

[@danilolabrador2595]

Actually a lot of us filipinos want to go out of our box... but we are hindered by the bureaucracy of our government corrupt institution... like for example filing a bussines permit or paying bussiness income tax is a long hard process, you have to give bribes or bring Harry Roque with you to get it done.. 😤 going back and forth from island A, B and C across heavy traffic takes too much time and money... Not to mention how expensive our electricity is...😧

[@proudajero1709]

I love how he disclosed facts about Filipinas. Hes an expert i can say. Hes a great guy.

[@NathyBoyTv]

Our enemy is Economic Managers who wants to suffer us (poor) filipinos .. 64 pesos daily is not enough .. they dont how to compute our purchasing power !

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

So how do I contact Josh?

[@MaxChernov]

DM him in TikTok. Link in the description

[@nocurvenoedge6740]

Filipino people will protect a foreigner from local thugs - we treat you as a guest .

[@AdityaJape]

Stop simping white people

[@GUITARTIME2024]

How about taking care of thugs regardless of a foreigner visiting.

[@Shythalia]

Blame the Spaniards for the beginning of the whitewashing of Filipinos. Filipinos who were more related to the Spanish were treated better in society back then. And sadly, this mentality still permeates today. I wish for all skin whitening products to be banned everywhere. These companies should focus more on skin care, not skin whitening.

[@zzzzzsleeping]

Before you say or I hope you don't swallow your words, you need to live with Filipina (for a while) before you can judge.

[@fkoff7649]

same goes to any country..

[@ninajacob-soliven5322]

🍺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@James-ri7kz]

It's true al ot off scammers in Philippines I had lot off Filipinos get out off taxis then they tell me to get them Filipino woman U charge people the same doesn't matter what country U from because do U want them to come back to Philippines charge the same I love Philippines I built a house there

[@SirFranzJosef]

The sad part is that Airport Taxis will also scam pinoys

[@Ella-te7fe]

Does he want a mother or a woman?

[@amerphillips]

To spot young, beautiful, decent, well off girls, study at PH college or Uni and youll find them

[@manitolabrador2127]

Skin tone is generally a girl thing. So it must be a world-wide issue. 😂

[@ChatGPTeeh]

Leave our women alone

[@EmilioSantacruz-f9v]

Because you’re a foreigner??? Don’t get that in to your head. Filipinas treat everyone the same. You’re probably saying that just because you only experience that here

[@junlab2612]

Happy people don't like nagatives... that's the filipinos. 😅😁😋😊🤭😛😂😆🤣

[@pagsureuy5322]

Yes, 95% are sheep

[@user-yo2jr2oe7j]

My pinay has dark silky skin and I love it omg...Hey honey! lets go to bed for a while hahahaha

[@tapperguy2024]

I am a Filipino. Traveled my share. But a small percentage want to date or marry foreigners. But you know what we are ok with it. Much better with genes when it is mixed. Just don’t like massive illegal immigration n

[@SavanaT]

This man is describing Thailand, not the Philippines... 🙏

[@rayintoledocebuphilippines5517]

Nice joke 😅😂

[@luxury-Diver]

A lot of Caucasian are having yellow fever

[@Yesterday2day]

Generalized racist comment

[@timothymckinney9259]

It is quite sad the pay so low the filipinas , mineade 267 lived in a dorm in san Fernando went home twice a week after Christmas i told her to run the store i built in front if her house and go home I'd pay her more to be home with her jer kids