NOT a CONVENIENT LIFE BUT BETTER than the WEST! | Rubeauti rural vlog

[@fallen546]

This kind of woman is a breath of fresh air. Pleasant normal people do still exist. It's nice to see it

[@covidity114]

I agree. Just discovered her. Very together. Lovely lady!

[@unidos]

I was in the Philippines in December 2023 for 3 weeks. While there I ate like a Filipino. I was actually losing weight. When I came back to the states. I noticed the difference in the food because I started gaining again. I've basically gone back to eating like a Filipino. Chicken and fish. No processed or pre packed food. I feel great!! The food in the USA is filled with crap and fillers to make us sick. I am starting a vegetable garden as well.

[@MrJollychimp]

The truth is contained within your comment: be responsible for what you eat. Of course there are always BAD options, but only WE can make the right choices. Blame yourself if you eat poorly. Period.

[@waltgreen8759]

same experience as me!! lost weight there (twice!).

[@PatrickKelly-b8o]

Wsa in Thailand for 16 yrs ....healthy at 78, returned to the US ....man the garbage we're feed here, isn't even good for pigs. I'm returning to Asia mainly to eat healthy ....much less stress and "NO" Karens.

[@godfreyvonnordeck2056]

Charcoal ice cream? Never heard of that. I’m big on vegetable gardening I eat fresh vegetables all summer here in the states from May- December of course I’m not as pretty of a gardener as you are but I get it done. I also have beehives to help me with the pollination of my garden. So I also get fresh honey. Have a great weekend Rubeauti 🌹🌹🌹

[@JoeyBlogs007]

Good to hear. Sometimes we need a wake up call. Nobody has perfect knowledge, so when we see the light, it's a godsend.

[@BuzzSargent]

I like these new rural videos. So much better than the staged ones. You are looking radiant and fantastic. Happy Trails

[@Rubeauti]

Glad you like them!

[@BuzzSargent]

@@Rubeauti I will retire later this year. Visiting many places in the Philippines in the past. But not Negros Oriental or Palawan island 🏝️. A Disney coworker built a house on the island your living now but I haven't seen it yet.

[@kennyh5083]

4-5 days on that little jug? Hell, that jug would barely last me one day! You need to process and sterilize your own water!@@Rubeauti

[@kennyh5083]

Grow a garden!@@Rubeauti

[@Juliano-ll2gn]

Nice haircut ❤

[@davidkarl5192]

I love planting. I get excited when I plant a tree that will be there 100 years after I am gone.

[@francoisrochat2625]

I have a "secret" for you, Rubeauti ! You don't realize (yet) how happy you really are where you live (with the simple life). Many living in our so called "civilized / progressive countries" have not idea how toxic their environment is ! You should start a bed and breakfast (network) and get some of us for a holiday to your place... some of us may not want to leave anymore !!! All the best and keep doing the good work.

[@bradleymiller7375]

Stupidity! Meaning u horny man! Come out and tell the truth!

[@Rubeauti]

good Idea Francois! haha

[@francoisrochat2625]

You have potential, Rubeauti - Enjoy life & take care, François@@Rubeauti

[@bradleymiller7375]

Good Comments from horny old men!

[@jttexpat1966]

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[@lt6873]

I'm in the USA, everything I am growing taste better than what you can purchase at the grocery store. Farmer markets are the best option for healthy foods here. Have fun with your new garden

[@danhoopes507]

Àfter watching other channels ...mainly dumagette cràp...your channel is a breath of fresh air. Love it!

[@Rubeauti]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@hayseedfarmboy]

Most American white bread is made using industrial yeast that combines the whitening process and malting process of the flour, this yeast is resistant to stomach acid, and doesnt digest completely, but instead causes yeast to grow in your stomach which causes a number of health issue mainly acid reflux and urinary track infections (much more stuff), the simplest way to fix it is to eat Sauerkraut and then follow up a few days later with Greek yogurt about twice a month, and it has allot more sugar in it too, to extend its shelf life while keeping it very soft .

[@JC-zv3cv]

..surely the simplest fix is not to eat it? I've not consumed american bread but i can tell you bread in the Philippines is incredibly sweet with lots of added sugar.

[@damienstuart3052]

@@JC-zv3cvmmmm pandesal

[@kalbokano2330]

Just wanted to say you look amazing with short hair. Enjoy you videos😊

[@Rubeauti]

Oh thank you!

[@drewnc6196]

I like the shorter hair look and you look great in it, and I know that it is probably a whole lot easier for you to maintain. For me, long hair makes me melt. My opinion does not matter, I like you regardless because of your amazing content.

[@Breknbad]

Honestly, this is the kind of life I always dream of. I want a small place near a small town and a woman that loves me as much as I do her.

[@williampounds9180]

You are a very lovely woman. Very smart .

[@Kheperaunghk7]

You look even more beautiful with this change, Rubeauti.

[@grant6481]

I have one of the best jobs in America at 32 & been here 12 years... debating on giving it up for a life like yours with a Filipina. Money doesn't buy happiness. Happiness is having a family which is rare in America.

[@grant6481]

Bump

[@ollybrown455]

Love this vlog,simple life appeals to us foreigners,thanks for sharing😘 x

[@7411159]

Excellent video…good luck with your vege garden. Love your attitude to life. Your so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@tacpactacpac3473]

Miss Rubeauti, You are looking so much better on your little island, a real Island Girl, must be less stress for you there, your hair cut really brings out your true beauty. I`m from Seattle Washington, and am trying my best to get there for a good life, so much things I have to get done, I`m happy to see your living a good clean stress free life!

[@Rubeauti]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@travelescapesOFFICIAL]

Hey Rubeauti! I prefer those small towns and clean eating as well. They're right, our food in the US is poison. From my understanding there are many additives in our food that are illegal in Europe. The FDA knows our food has unnatural, addictive additives in them, but allows it to be in our food. The obesity there is shocking in certain regions. I like your small town though! What island is that? I'm actually visiting Manila now but will go back to Bohol in a day or two probably.

[@everythingispossible7663]

Absolutely hypnotized! Wow! Sure you hear it all the time, but truly lovely with your down to earth approach to life. You go! Breath taking!

[@garyabell3456]

You're freaking awesome! I think you choose wisely,I had the thought of doing that very thing! Cheap like a local but in paradise! Here in America people rush rush rush and die younger here! And you are correct about food here! It's mostly very bad for you (on purpose) and I highly don't recommend it! Lucky I was paying attention at a young age of 16 studied about it and made better choices! They literally put stuff in the water and food here that is banned in many countries! The majority of the population is unaware of it even though the net has a lot of information about it! If I were you (I will be so to speak pretty soon) I would take a pause and see if that little piece of paradise may be a key to great joy! Can't wait to see your garden! God bless you ❤

[@cadillacdebois]

What a beautiful woman with such a beautiful life. All the best in your life!

[@davidbecker7667]

On the subject of food. I am 70.living in a small town in England. When i was young we had similar shops to the Philippines. Small Family owned Fresh Groceries and butchers. We knew the name of the owners. A person could have a good conversation with the owner and the other customers. It is part of the community spirit. You felt you had strong roots. you felt you belonged and had a solid base in life. I can only imagine it must have been similar in the small towns of America.The single customer could buy as little as he or she wanted and it was fresh. That is the most important thing for our body. Very little packaging and certainly no plastic wrappings on anything. It only lasted a few days. There was no waste because my mother would only buy what we would eat. Maybe planning the meals for the week. We were poor but blessed because we had fresh food to eat. Over time the supermarkets put these shops out of business. Changed the high street and the community spirit that was the soul of it. The food scientist have had to take over to feed so many people in the world. I understand that. If i have the choice I will always choose fresh food. Rubeauti is showing me. Especially with her growing fruits and vegetables. That is the way we should all be living. Reconnecting with the land and nature. Thank you, Rubeauti for having such a beautiful heart and mind and sharing your story with us.

[@jimc3672]

Hello girl. I love that you took a bold step out going to a different island. So many women never venture past their village. You are a beautiful woman both inside and out. Congratulations on your adventure.

[@jamesgarner4883]

It’s good to see you smiling and enjoying your new Home Island and community. Take care of yourself I hope that God Blesses you with happiness, health and long life.

[@Rubeauti]

You too James. Thank you!

[@georgewatroba8333]

You are living the life that so many people would want to live. Enjoy every minute of it young lady .life is good

[@waltobringer2928]

She seems honest and sincere. Add that to her natural beauty and she is everything that beauty is supposed to be.

[@skydog330]

Love your content Rubeauti! Also your beautiful 😊

[@WilliamH599]

Maybe you can look into vermicomposting with African Nightcrawlers, they compost fruit and vegetable waste very quickly.

[@Rubeauti]

Thanks for the tip!

[@robertlietz8775]

I could absolutely live there. I love your place.

[@lukianmmm3689]

IIt is true that in the EU there are allot of laws where using chemicals in the food, juice, fruits is forbidden. For example milk, strawberries etc resist in the fridge less cause of the missing chemicals.

[@SlotSmith]

Bye the way you look great...!!

[@Moffa76]

I have never suffered from any illness or similar, but eight months ago I started to put on diabetes 2, pain in the shoulders and can't exercise or lift weights, sleep very little and constantly stressed etc. So after I saw this video of yours i decided to save up to go to the philippines every year when i have vacation from my job. And believe me I will contact you for tips & advice both before I come to the Philippines, while I am there and after I have gone home. So thank you so much for being so incredibly good at what you do because it opened my eyes now.

[@JFCrow]

You look Radiant!

[@williamstiggersws]

I couldn't do it, well I'll rephrase that. If i absolutely had to I could do it, but i have worked my butt off for years and I'm ready to retire. Hot water etccc. I served in the military and i NEVER EVEREVER want to cold camp again. Are mosquitoes tearing me to pieces. But i admire you for what you're doing. I have been watching your videos for some years now.

[@desshinnick9365]

I loved the witch comment! That was so smoothly done @Rubeauti

[@paulcloetens9582]

We like to grow our own végétales fruit in front of our house . As we don t have a garden everything is done in the small street in front of house . Mango lemon banana small trees at entry hall...

[@SPatrickF1970]

What they said about the food is absolutely true. I've recently been experimenting with the carnivore lifestyle. I fast 19 hours and eat once a day, no carbs. In a month I lost 30 lbs. Eating grass fed when possible.

[@suchasin]

what a fine looking lady and smart too

[@dietrichdietrich7763]

I imagine it being a beautiful place (both seen & unseen) the simplicity of certain areas brings about elegances. though not always convenient, especially for the most. yet a steady but humble lively experience to embrace!

[@gooblio]

I changed my diet years ago and lost 35kg . I don't eat any processed foods, nothing with sugar, no soda etc and a low carb diet. I try to eat only whole natural foods. I find lots of things from the Philippines have way too much sugar in them, the peanut butter and spaghetti sauces are super sweet to me, I can eat them. I get all my sugar from mostly fruit and real honey. I think it's great if you have some land to grow your own fruits and vegetables especially with the prices today for organic food. ❤

[@Rubeauti]

Yeah that is so true! organics are the most expensive 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@roysjoy4715]

I love watching your videos, thank you for your effort, I will even watch the dam commercials. May God Bless you and your lifestyle.

[@Chrono826]

Yeah you have to stay away from a lot of the processed foods here in America. Good advice I've heard is to, "Shop on the edge." That's where you find all the produce, veggies, fruits, and meat. But the middle sections where all the isles are where all the processed foods are like bread, cereals, snacks like chips, and frozen foods. Your food is definitely way better than ours though!

[@smallhelmonabigship3524]

Even around the edge these days is unhealthy in your average supermarket. When I pick spinach from my garden it begins to wilt within hours. If I buy "organic" spinach from about any supermarket, it can last in my fridge for months. I don't know what they do to it, but I suspect they irradiate it. The milk and dairy come from corn fed and other things fed to cows. The meat too. If you have ever eaten a backyard chicken egg, the yoke is orange. It is bright yellow from a supermarket egg. The chicken meat come from a rapidly growing chicken, that is an industrial secret how it is bred. Almost all the produce is laced with pesticides and grown with artificial fertilizers. And it is getting worse. Oregon has declared war on the small farmer. Pennsylvania and other states are going after the Amish farmers.

[@Rubeauti]

WOW! sounds scary that spinach thing

[@smallhelmonabigship3524]

@@RubeautiThe food is very scary here. The food I grow in my garden is delicious and full of flavor. Nothing compares to the great feeling of eating living food grown by your own hands. It is so tasteless and bland from the super market, it has no life. I feel so much better during the season I can eat from my garden. I think you know what I am talking about when you pick a fresh mango off the tree. You are in for a wonderful treat with the garden you are about to grow. I will love to see your videos on it. You need to grow garlic in your garden. It has so many healthy benefits. Plus it makes your food taste wonderful. Research plants that compliment each other and grow them together. The native Americans here for example, would grow native corn, beans and squash together. They are complimentary plants that benefit each other, if you get into growing those type of plants. Probably not a traditional Filipina diet. But if you do, you need to get native traditional corn, probably from Mexico. Not the hybrid corn that comes from the USA, because that corn is bad for you.

[@UsurpersAndAssassins]

The simpler you keep life, the happier you will be. I remember a lot of people saying this when I was a boy, but it's only now that I understand what they meant.

[@samuelstambaugh5181]

After you posted theses videos of this island . I have been looking more and more into it ! I’m originally from South Florida, grew up in the 60s-70 ! This island reminds me of my long lost home ! It’s a reminder of the keys of that time ! I’m now 60. And this looks like the quiet laid-back life I’ve grown accustomed to since moving to Kentucky mix with my childhood home from the 70s !

[@larrye2679]

Yes i would agree with you about the food. Its better when its fresher and without all the chemicals and preservatives. In the US its still possible to get the more naturally grown fruits and vegetables. Out in the more rural areas is where you find it. The smaller towns are great, less hustle and bustle. I lived in a small town in the Philippines and it was great. However, every now and then i had to get to the city because i was getting a bit bored. I guess i just needed a temporary change. I hope everything works out for you there. Great video 😊

[@Rubeauti]

haha exactly. I'll make another video about how rural is not a lifestyle for everyone. what you just experience in the province is how I imagine for some westerners.

[@rayleo529]

I love that hair style on you. Absolutely true about food in America. You can avoid it though just by staying away from processed food.

[@Iliovasilema]

Its so good to see, that not the whole world is stressful living. You live in paradise. I love it. One last thing, you surely hear it everyday but doesn't matter, you are beautiful with the new hair.

[@SternDrive]

I'm very excited about your garden. We here in Canada always grow a garden, and actually still have some frozen tomatoes in the freezer. We always grow too many. One piece of advice is watch that manure. It will make your crops grow better, but there are some health risks. Do not grow root crops in that stuff. We put lots of leaves in our garden in the fall, and come spring they are half rotted and the garden grows well. We also have a big compost box that we move once a year, so ya, your idea of compost is excellent. You go girl!

[@donald6301]

Charcoal ice cream will definitely try it. 😊

[@Mason-db5xu]

US processed/packaged grocery store food. My research is based on reading the ingredients on the actual packaging. Corn syrup High fructose Fructose this is my favorite as the packaging will sate No high fructose, read the label. “Fructose” yes! And a bunch of chemicals that I never heard of!

[@donagapflores8798]

Miss you, Rubeauti!!!. You look great. Hope to see you soon!!

[@andrewt.2850]

My Filipina wife was born in Brooks Point in Palawan, very small town. Then they moved to Puerta Princessa, a bigger city. Your video reminds me of her childhood.

[@vikingrogaland2844]

Planting and get seedlings is easy, but it is soo difficult to actually have tomatoes growing in the Philippines. In Norway I never had a problem growing tomatoes in my garden, but in the Philippines I really struggle. I grow bell peppers, chilies and all kind of herbs. I even have now lots of trees from lemoncito and lemons that I sprouted from seeds back in 2017. They are thriving in the jungle. But tomatoes, not so successfull. I hope you will manage to get some nice veggies from your garden. Also you should consider having some chicken for eggs and goats for meat.

[@Alakazzam09]

I could live in a place like this =) looks nice.

[@michaelmccullar2982]

I live in Southeast Texas.. growing a garden weird tomatoes green jalapenos squash add cucumbers. Yummm

[@bigmikessenioradventures]

Not everyone can do it especially foreigners. I have done like that before but after a couple years wanted more amenities. Hang in there. I love your channel

[@Rubeauti]

exactly what I thought. I know this lifestyle is not for everyone. Cus I also get bored sometimes. But i still like it better here anyways.

[@bigmikessenioradventures]

@@Rubeauti As with anything, it’s important to have hobbies stay busy and take the occasional vacation. Always nice to come home and sleep on your own bed with your own pillow.

[@edwardcorrigan4775]

Hello Rubeauti, I would like to suggest for you a basic water filtering system from your roof with a large barrels to collect rainwater. this would help you with drinking water and save you time and gas. It's not that difficult to install and takes minimum cost in filtering (if done right)

[@robbymacklin]

I really like your hair! You look so fresh and healthy. After being here in PH for 6 months I feel more healthy and I have lost about 15 pounds. It might be the food but actually I think for me it's primarily cause I walk so much now. According to my iPhone I am walking about 5 miles per day. That's twice as much as I walked in California. I love my life here! Nice video!

[@AndersGetherSoerensen]

In Dumaguete you can buy products (food) produced in the EU. They have a much higher standard than products from the USA. Especially milk, cheese and butter.

[@aplan4u328]

I just stumbled on to your video again after a year or so. Love the improved quality, and nice camera. It is true about the food here in the U.S. I remember visiting Costa Rica and asking my mother why does the bread taste so different than in the states? We ate bread and carbs everyday, and nobody gained weight.

[@samuelstambaugh5181]

You can plant avocados, unless the salt is a problem in the soil ! See if you can plant beets and dandelion! Both superfoods! And yes the charcoal ice-cream looks worth the time to visit the island ! 🥰

[@DavidBrockes]

❤reminds me of Rizal in Palawan. Fish sold on ice in the market square, loved the vibe. Nipa hut on the beach, no air con, only shutters and a mosquito net over the bed. Best fresh vegetables ever. Love the province😊

[@jm6560]

Yes. HFCS, High Fructose Corn Syrup, is the sweetener used in place of sugar in the USA, and it is 14 times more fattening than the sugar it replaced. Some other chemical stuff on the label (Fanta) is probably bad ju-ju, but HFCS was obvious. It is outlawed in some countries, but it is in most bottled and packaged food products here.

[@vincen.4151]

What a awesome place! That town looks relaxing and easy going. Thanks for showing. The food in the PI is always better. When I stay in Dasmarinas I always eat better and feel great. I think I even look better, being a bodybuilder I have to eat carefully and it does make a big difference. In Southern California you can eat good with shopping at farmers markets and fresh fish directly from fishermens markets in the harbors. Stay away from supermarkets and restaurants where the processed foods are. Nice start to your garden, looking good.

[@kevinl1492]

It is so relaxing watching your charming commentary on adopting a "slow" rural life.

[@HumansLiveForMoments]

Great job maam. Me and my Pinay want same peaceful lifestyle. Its wonderful to see you chose mindfulness over superficial western ideals ie. Possessions and superficial thoughts

[@dtjmonk]

you are amazing and its so nice to find your channel thank you

[@glenproctor1999]

That kind of life must be wonderful for your mental health Rubueati. Lovely to see you so happy. Growing up, much of our food was seasonal. We only ate strawberries, cherries, plums and other foods in the short season they were available. It made such treats more special! Is there a possibility you could set up a rainwater collection system to save your drinking water? Many countries won't allow some US food stuffs due to genetic modification or use of chemicals. Home raised/grown has to be really good for you! All the blessings for your new life! 🙏🏻🌹

[@billlloyd9755]

I cannot wait to see your vegetable garden blog

[@PLATINUMSWORDS]

The part about American food is 100% true. Most of the food in the stores are bad for us, so you can imagine how bad fast food is.

[@travellolo]

What is your scientific studies behind your comment?

[@myseville1976]

What and how you eat is choice!

[@rayrous8229]

Yes. Flavored crap is put out front. Healthier foods are put back, and in less obvious shelves. To eat healthy takes effort.

[@painrick]

I have lived this Real lifestyle, may I suggest planting some greens leafy stuff, rocket or another available locally. Also some potatoes and yams, sweet potatoes, they all self seed and easily spread so you always have something to eat. Berries are a great source of nutrients and they produce fruit in their first year. Chickens provide eggs.

[@MrJJ-jv4lu]

I live in Florida, and I have visited the Philippines twice. And I can contest that the food there is truly healthier and better for you than what they sell in the USA.

[@johncarter17]

Rubeauti, you represent all that is good and beautiful about the Philipinnes and its people, never change, your heart and spirit are wonderful :)

[@darkroast66]

I’m from the U.S. Most products that should be made with sugar is substituted with high fructose corn syrup for company profits. Your body doesn’t break it down as it should, it turns to fat and you store it. I love your enthusiasm for healthy living. I’ve visited the Philippines a couple of times. I plan to spend part time in the the Philippines when I retire.

[@JosePerez-fm6km]

I've been watching your videos in order to learn as much as possible about the Philippines because I plan on retiring there in a few years. Watching this video, I finally realized how beautiful you are. Thank you for all you do.

[@LGR605]

Holy Smokes! I got so much I could say here. But it is your platform and I’m not going to invade your space. You show us the beauty of where you live and the simplicity of it all. Most western folk can’t comprehend it, but I do. I want soooo much to be there!

[@tonythai50]

You are absolutely correct about that

[@keithdavis6604]

Somewhat true about American standard food. When I spent 4 months in the Philippines last year, I ate much healthier because the food was fresh from the local suppliers. Tomatoes had great tastes. One concern is that in the Philippines there appears little control over what you are getting and how it’s grown. But, even though food production in the US is tightly controlled, there are many time preservatives added that typically may not be as healthy. Looking forward to getting back this year and eating my breakfast pandasal, fresh tomatoes and bananas.

[@KavanOBrien]

The land there looks good for growing anything,

[@Rubeauti]

Very rocky. but I pick a spot that has less rocks and I put my garden there.

[@KavanOBrien]

@@Rubeauti Do you rent or is that your place ? Looking to buy a small place with small land so I can spend winter in a warm climate, just a small place nothing fancy or is it better to buy some land a build a small place on the land ? Could you check out some prices for me ? If you wanted if the land is cheap you could build a place for yourself on the land also then you could keep an eye on both places when I come back home for the summer.

[@Rubeauti]

I am actually on the way now to make vlogs about properties for sale in the Ph :) stay tuned!

[@KavanOBrien]

@@Rubeauti ok, thanks.

[@islandlifeinthephilippines1193]

Thank you for sharing your life with us. You are a very interesting woman

[@jeffharris4593]

What a wonderful and simple life. I'm definitely a country boy over the city.

[@bobkelley8291]

Back in the 1970's and 80's while living in the Philippines I had a meat grinder and a pressure cooker from Shoe Mart which worked for us very well as the beef and carabao we bought was grass fed. In the 70's I ate a lot of beef stew or Afritada. Plus we made and used a solar still for our fresh water. But we also ate plenty of fish from the ocean and other seafood and sea weed. Sarap at malusog.

[@whatevertheworldholds]

Chemicals they use in the foods in the United States are out loud in most other countries

[@AnAmericaninthephilippines]

Hi Rubeauti, I sent you a message on Facebook. Here in the U.S. I lived completely off grid for over 6 years. No running water, no electricity, no phone, just freedom. I miss living that lifestyle.

[@noelllewke6379]

You look amazing today

[@Brian_C_]

My ex wife was from Germany and the food quality was one thing we discussed. If you’re eating a lot of fast or processed foods, they’re not the same. Even pasta. She didn’t believe me at first and she had some trouble with weight gain.

[@Rubeauti]

so is it true?

[@Brian_C_]

I guess Geneveve will be able to say for sure soon. She’s been here almost 3 weeks now; but there is another complication since our last time together in the Philippines a few months ago… 🤰🏻… 😂

[@bobmoore5242]

Really a great video. I've always liked your videos but lately they are seeming next level.

[@jame1seire]

Hey Rubeauti, may you be greatly blessed. Yes, it's true that food in the America is very unhealthy. It is over processed and full of chemicals. I would suggest that you plant lots of peas and beans. I would also suggest that while you are in San Juan that you check out the Church to see if they grow food for sale. Also, I am curious how in an overwhelmingly Catholic country you have become a Seventh Day Adventist? Just a thought, with the clean waters around Dumaguete and Siquijor that you buy lots of healthy fish. God bless and keep you!

[@Rubeauti]

Thank you! I am a Christian 😊

[@philwaller4379]

My Beauty! Love your new haircut.

[@peterbaker1932]

I love your short hair cut, it suits you.

[@bernarddavis4379]

You are my favorite youtuber. You are so real and authentic.

[@Rubeauti]

wow! 😁 thank you po!

[@mikesinclair5626]

Your hair looks great like that!

[@porschesmith-cg8le]

I love your channel. Keep up the good work and you are very amazing person. You are the kind of person that Western men want. We retired of Western women and want real women. You are amazing beautiful.

[@smith041958]

I first came to The Philippines in May 2018 and I've now been here since September 2019. I rented a beach house in Southern Leyte for 16 months for P20K. It was very nice, the water was about 20 feet from the backdoor, the sound of the waves all day and night was relaxing. Usually once a month I'd travel to Tacloban which was a three hour van ride. I then spent five months in Malate and a year in Taguig about a fifteen-twenty minute walk from SM Aura and Market Market. I loved the Metro supermarket. Since then, I've been in Sta. Mesa and Cainta. I would enjoy living in the provinces by the water again, preferably within an hour of a city with a major supermarket.

[@michaelangelo6947]

I noticed the difference on a few occassions when staying in Manila, BGC, and Quezon City when it came to the food. I ate a lot more than normal, but felt so much better - no bloating etc. Each time, I stayed in the PH for 3-4 weeks. Once back stateside, I had my annual physical and was concerned about my cholesterol. The doctor said my results came back excellant. I looked at the numbers to verify and was honetly surprised. So, yes, there is definately a difference.

[@robertl2227]

The sun looks hot but you look great. Glad you like the country life

[@brianbaxter3913]

Hi Rubeauti. Nice video and nice you are going to have a garden. Fresh is always best. I have no where to have a garden but I do have a place in Dumaguete that I can get good fresh veggies and also Valencia Market. This past Sunday I got the best tomatos I have found here and a good price. Love your new look. Keep smiling and stay safe

[@Crankerny58]

Luv that Rockin' New Look!!

[@davelight2220]

Yeah she's cute.

[@mojoproductions3714]

Wow, that is an amazing little town! Beautiful!

[@dog-thebackwardgod]

I absolutely admire you. Your resourceful and fearless. I'm moving to Maramag soon. I was raised on a farm and agree 100% about the food in America. When McDonalds was introduced to Okinawa, the longest lived people on earth, their lifespan dropped over 20 yrs! I have CHF(congestive heart failure) and one of the biggest reasons I'm moving there is diet. Here veg are expensive and red meat is subsidized to make it affordable. It's killing us.