RUDE American got Banned in the Philippines | The outcome of ENTITLEMENT | Rubeauti reacts

[@c.a.c.inthespotlight9066]

These entitled travelers disgust me. They don’t own the world. I’m appalled.

[@pell0076]

They think they do!

[@DarkKhagan]

@c.a.c.inthespotlight9066 I've been to the Philippines twice during the last 10 years. I witnessed several disgraceful actions by Australians and Americans. The one that stands out the worst, is when I was at Cebu Airport. There was a Australian man who was clearly drunk, he was at one of the food/drink stands in the airport. I was walking up to see what they sell when I heard him yelling at two of the young ladies working there. He had a 500 PHP = (500 Philippine Peso the rough equivalent of $10 USD). The money was balled up in his hand and he threw it at the nearest server Girls head. She and her coworker were both horrified and were cowering by the actions of the belligerent drunk. He was shouting at the top of his lungs that they don't understand "Fucking English" and they gave him the wrong drinks as he threw the balled up money at the 1st server girls' head! I was so angry, I wanted to punch the Australian drunk right there but my (Filipina) girlfriend came over right at that moment and stopped me.

[@c.a.c.inthespotlight9066]

@@DarkKhagan wow! That is atrocious behavior. These westernized cultures have produced some trashy people with garbage in their minds who treat others with rotten behavior. Good job to those young Filipinas for keeping their heads and not unleashing their tigress nature on that drunk belligerent buffoon. He deserves to be banned from the Philippines as well. I’m going to make a reaction video to this one. In it I’ll share some of the repulsive things I’ve seen foreigners do while in the Philippines.

[@bruceb7747]

It's never a good idea to be rude to the immigration officers. You could find yourself being detained and getting a full body cavity search

[@Dan-the-man-]

Maybe he wanted that cavity search 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dedawrds]

Ppl like this make all Americans look bad. I'm an American black male, whenever my friends & I travel out of the country we always do our basic research on the country we're visiting. The customs (do's & don'ts), the laws & basic words & phrases so we can communicate. We recognize we aren't in our country, we are visitors, we're there to enjoy ourselves/vacation, not to cause or create drama/problems.

[@Rubeauti]

yes I think thats the right thing to do.

[@danluzurriaga6035]

​@Truthseeker99991LOL. You could title that one "How to crater tourism in the Philippines". Actually the Philippines does place a lot of value of foreign tourists who spend dollars,euros etc. which boosts foreign currency reserves and helps the hospitality industry. Similarly, if they ever remove the 30 day visa free entry as DU30 threatened at one time, the tourist industry will crash.

[@danluzurriaga6035]

Sure but I know of many law breaking Filipinos in the US who work illegally and overstay their visas, disrespectung our laws so, before criticizing people from your own country, understand that it goes both ways. There are many more overstaying Filipinos in the US than there are Americans here.

[@soeren72]

Im sorry to say this but in most country I have been to, American have the reputation as they think they own the world, or will save the world. I try to avoid tourist spots known for Americans and Russians. Not all but many are so disrespectful to the country they are in.

[@TT09B5]

@@soeren72 I don't agree with people acting like asses when going to other peoples country. But at the same time we Americans are expected by the world to "save them". God knows we have helped more countries then has helped us. Plus you do realize you trashed talked Americans by posting on an American website? Do you know what Irony is?

[@dann547]

Dude was the poster boy for, “ Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.”

[@arnoldseay9118]

I can’t believe the attitudes of some people. Good video Miss Rubeauti. I have travelled all over Asia and lived in Philippines for one year. I was always treated with respect and hospitality. I guess some people think the world owes them everything. I’m glad this guy got banned from the Philippines. I hope he gets banned from the US as well.

[@bccoregon]

My advice is to get a book on the culture of the Philippines to best enjoy the people and the country. Im American with Filipina wife, we will retire to the Philippines in 2024 as there is no place I would rather be. I love the spirit of the people, the beauty of the country, and they have really good beer. Happy trails to you.

[@LarryaproudU.S.citizen]

Many years ago when I was in the US Navy I was told that I was an Ambassidor of America and to treat our host with respect. I understand we are a guest in their nation. These people who invite us as friends provide us with trade and strategig advantage. Every American must understand this.

[@53kenner]

Yup, same thing here. When I was visiting Greece, a street vendor told me that he much preferred US military to US college students since they were so much better behaved. I guess that says a lot.

[@sgtm7]

Same here. I am retired Army. My father retired Air Force. You act like you have some sense when you are out in public. Maybe this bad conduct is a "civilian who has never served" issue?

[@Jake-u2o]

Why and how can I say this ? I live in Cebu and moved from “shithole” California where this behavior is the norm…

[@gregben]

I remind myself that I'm a guest in any country that I visit and act respectfully because I don't want to offend my hosts.

[@Last_day_events]

What many people don't understand, is that in the Philippines men are not allowed to get angry in public. Not allowed to be confrontational. This is difficult to accept, but it is the law here. This is why Tim K had to leave.

[@peraakeoerneving1955]

Tim K banned??

[@Last_day_events]

He is moving around so they cannot serve him papers. @@peraakeoerneving1955

[@wahoowahoo2341]

Tim K Did Not Left... HE IS DEPORTED... He can Enjoy his peaceful sweet welcoming people of HIS USA.... Byeeeee yiiiiiihhh 😅

[@wahoowahoo2341]

​@@peraakeoerneving1955 He was Deported... He is RUDE as Hell.... Im here in the USA as a Filipino... I follow the rules and dont complain why people here are All Angry No One Smiles No One Trust Each Other Hates hearing foreign language... DID I Complain and Whine Tim K ? I just accept how people do their way here... 🙄🙄

[@boink800]

I just learnt about the eTravel requirement for the PH. It seems a very simple thing to do.

[@Rubeauti]

It is. He's annoyed that he has to do it. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@johngallant7341]

see a lot of foreigners from the west walking around in the Phillipines with big chips on their shoulders. Just treat everyone with respect its not that hard.

[@josiah5776]

Arrogance is never in short supply in America ... I say that as an American.

[@hooywamd00pe95]

LOL you havent seen all the illegal migrants and their arrogance when they come to USA and dont get as much free stuff and red carpet treatment they expected.

[@-homesforsale-]

The golden rule is to respect everybody, always be polite and friendly!

[@Kamalo3723]

People everywhere are getting really fed up with the entitled attitude

[@Rubeauti]

Yeah I think so. It's an arrogant and rude attitude.

[@DMSProduktions]

That is WHY passport bros exist!

[@pell0076]

Entitled Americans

[@jimnoble905]

Wow it's so amusing how you very same ones making these comments get so offensive when something is said about your culture and country. It's so amazing how the thinking process of no matter what, it's always the foreigners fault attitude is so prevalent there in the Philippines. No I'm not defending anyone as I'm only responsible for my own actions. I'm just giving an opinion on how you all take an advantage of situations when it involves foreigners. Especially ones with American citizenship. However, You get very offended if a foreigner said something negative about the Philippines. I've seen other KZbin videos discussing this situation. From my understanding the guy did not directly come from the United States. I think he flew in from Thailand to the Philippines. Many of the other videos also question what is his ethnic background because, as they said in the videos, he clearly don't look like a white American or a black American and are wondering if he originally didn't come from a different country and eventually got American citizenship. Once again this is based on what the other KZbin videos are saying. A few of the videos even suggested that there's something more to the story that's not being said. Either way he clearly did not act in a good manner. As far as the labeling of "they feel like they are entitled" well I definitely like to know what the definition means of that. It kind of sounds like to me that it's more less of a feeling of being inferior and intimidated by some just because they come from a country that has a reputation of having people with a lot of money. Just because some of those ones that come from that so-called they feel they are entitled country happens to be waiting in line for something and they see that the local people got charged half the price of what they're being charged doesn't mean that we feel that we're entitled just because we're asking why we are getting charged double. But oh no that don't happen right? I visit the Philippines two to three times a year. Yeah I've been in places where they tried to charge me more. Restaurants, stores, taxis, motor cabs, bus tickets, hotels, rentals, and resorts. Some would only charge a few pesos more but some would want to charge at up to almost double. Now just because I refused to pay it and have turned and walked away or question how come it's this price when the menu says different does that mean I'm being entitled? Oh I'm sure there's some of the locals that's going to comment on this and say that I am but truthfully I was just not being stupid. I know it's hard for an extreme vast majority of the local Filipino people to accept what the problem is but instead just turned a blind eye at it but the truth is it's not all the foreigners that has came there in the past that has given you the reputation of not being an honest country to visit. Obviously there's reasons why they were saying it and it sure in the heck wasn't being entitled. I believe it was more or less trying to be took an advantage of about the locals there. If anything it's actually the Filipino people that feel their entitled. Entitled to get that extra money from the foreigner. Just because someone goes there to visit or to retire there that happens to come from one of those so-called they feel they are entitled countries doesn't mean that what ever community they decide to settle in that all the businesses there suddenly become they feel they are entitled to charge that person more. You don't like what all I had to say then oh well. The fact is fact. Truth is truth. Nothing hurts worse more than the truth

[@jimnoble905]

​@@DMSProduktionsyeah it's so easy to say that just because there's a video made about a foreigner. In this case about an American. No I'm not trying to justify his actions or anything like that. I'm only responsible for my own actions. Well you know something I visit the Philippines two to three times a year. The only reasons why I cannot go there and stay for a long time is because I still work. I'm not retired. Does that make me one of these so-called passport bros? Umm no. I have a good job here in the USA. Yeah I'm in and around that six figure income. By no means am I going to risk losing that job just to go over there and stay for a while so that way nobody would label me as a so-called passport bro. That's why I don't go and stay over there for a long time. And once again that does not make me one of these so-called passport bros! Yeah I do have a fiance over there. She understands my situation and she accepts it. I've met her a total of eight times. Yeah it's so easy to label all foreigners that go there who happen to not be retired and cannot stay there more than a week or two at a time passport bros but yet you all get offensive when something is said about the reputation of the people there in the Philippines. I believe that word is called scammers. It takes an intelligent person and common sense to recognize differences. Of course I'm not going to sit there and say that all are scammers but I can definitely tell you that I would definitely say that there is a certain percentage that is and there's a certain percentage that is not. In same regard, I'm not going to tell you or anybody that all us foreigners are 100% good but I'm definitely not going to say that 100% all of us is bad. A certain percentage that goes there or to any other country I'm sure does have bad intentions and there is also a certain percentage that has very good intentions. This also holds true with that perceived reputation over there in the Philippines that all foreigners are rich. Yeah there's a certain percentage that goes over there that is and there's a certain percentage over there that's not quite as Rich. I'm very well equated with the Philippines. I have a lot of knowledge about the Philippines. Like I said I've been there quite a few times So yeah I can make some assessments. As I'm had her fact the place where my fiance currently lives at which is in Metro Manila and it is an apartment building. She moved there in between one of One of my visits there so none of the other tenants there knew that she had a formed boyfriend/fiance. Everything was all nice and peaceful until after I visited there. Ever since then she's always having knocks on the door people are always making excuses to try to borrow money. Some is even went as far to say well you have a foreigner boyfriend you got money. Even some of the local males there have approached her and made comments to her about them two getting together and then use me for the money. You'll be surprised how many times she's told me all them stories. Now every time that I go there it's unreal as to how many people will just show up at her door. They will come in for a little bit talk for a while and then as they're leaving out the door they will signal something to her and they won't do it in front of me but they will ask her outside was there any way that they could ask me could I let them borrow money and that they would pay me back. Yeah that's a 100% true story. That's why she's so ready to come here. That's why paperwork is already been filed. Have a nice day

[@joemelo1372]

The problem is they get away with being rude to officials here in the US. So they think they can do whatever they want anywhere they want it's sad to say but that is becoming more and more common here in the United States. Especially with the younger generation they have absolutely no respect for authority in any way shape or form.

[@Brad.whatthe]

A good call by the PH immigration officers because if he was that rude and arrogant to the authorities at the gate imagine how he would have treated the rest of the community, the other bad thing to come out of this is now Thailand has to put up with him

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

When you are a guest, act like it!

[@thepassman]

That guy was definitely an embarrassment to the USA Rubeauti. I was stationed in Germany serving in the military and I still remember this advice from orientation upon arrival there. "One should always conduct themselves as if they are an ambassador". This will leave a positive memory with the host nation and its people long after you have left. Courtesy and respect extended anywhere one travels is the best investment one can make to build relationships whether in retirement or before.

[@randelldeoftennessee7359]

It's good news they expelled and black listed him. Rude (putting it mildly) people seldom see repercussion or consequences here in the US, so they think it's cute to act that way. I'm so glad to see the Philippines won't tolerate it. The culture of respect for one another is the top reason I'll be living there permanently, very soon.

[@MrJacalantern]

He should’ve been arrested for filing false information on an official document.

[@mikkelnatas]

The lack of respect is absolutely horrible! I'm glad to hear that this nasty person is barred from The Philippines!

[@LtFalconJr]

As a Filipino here in the Philippines, I would say the B.I. just saved this man's life. If he would have entered this country freely, with his condescending attitude and utter disrespectful behavior towards us, he could have gotten into trouble that's way more he could ever ask for. We, Filipinos are generally welcoming towards foreigners, and we appreciate all those appreciate this wonderful country. But we say no to undesirable aliens, such as this guy, and it's for the safety and convenience of all inhabitants of this beloved country of ours, locals and foreigners alike!

[@woodspirit98]

That's exactly what I was saying. I know of new zealanders who lived in the Philippines and were murdered for disrespect and Aussies and Austrians and Americans.

[@gloverfamily3925]

Smile to everyone you meet.. say po often, kuya, and ate well get you along pretty well.

[@furtherdefinitions1]

I lived abroad for years, six of them in Asia, and rude Americans, as well as others like Brits, Aussies, Europeans, etc., who had no respect for the country they were in, and it always ticked me off to see them.

[@reread2549]

It is so hard to get blacklisted in the Philippines. This guy is an embarrassment to Americans. Philippine immigration are some of the nicest immigration officers of any country.

[@ronprince1478]

In a lot of western countries this rudeness is not uncommon and is tolerated until it get close to physical contact, I don’t agree with being rude or disrespectful to others even when they are idiots. Going through customs once, the lady in front of me was treated very rudely, (metal detector wise) bringing her to tears. When it was my turn, wearing a necklace, belt buckle and metal clasps on my boots the detector sounded, the guard looked at me so I started taking of my shirt so I could be searched, he just waved around his hand held detector and let me through. I think he realised when he looked into my eyes that I was unhappy with the way they treated that woman and that I would not hesitate to stripe naked in front of everyone, stating I was told to remove… I’m not shy.

[@JenGioPhilippineJourney]

American people need to remember we are guests in other countries. We act appropriately in their country not like a fool. If they want to act that way then stay in America and be the fool. Nothing hard about showing respect to others . Sorry that the Philippines had to deal with these idiots from America. Me being ex military I traveled the world and please and thank you and a smile go alot further than people know so use your manners like your mother and father taught you in your upbringing

[@DontBlameGene]

I agree I loved my stay the people are incredible I took pictures with everyone

[@JenGioPhilippineJourney]

@@DontBlameGene we are the giants as they call us I have fun walking around the city and the little kids hide behind their mother when I bend over to High 5 them I gotta ask my wife for some pesos to get them to high 5 me now when I go to the city I have a swarm of kids around me 😂 my antroage I spell that right 😂 my body guards now I buy them snacks and coke cost me around $10.00 u.s. but I don't care it's good to be part of our city they all wave at me when I come in off tricycle 😂 I dance at pure gold with the manager and workers LoL I have fun each time

[@JenGioPhilippineJourney]

@@DontBlameGene Gulighan City on Negros Oriental where I live I'm still in Florida trying to sell our house here then we coming home permanently thank God to come home to Philippines ❤️

[@TT09B5]

I do agree but in America we have to accept people who are rude, who won't learn english or even crossed the border legally.

[@jeffkerr7418]

Hi rubeauty. As an american living here its embarrassing to hear other americans acting like this. Not only do we represent ourselves but also the country we come from. I have witnessed it myself unfortunately. Not just Americans. Respect is earned not demanded.

[@BP7BlackPearl]

A lot of people are very angry these days.

[@c.a.c.inthespotlight9066]

You’ve been uploading some very informative videos recently, Rubeauti. I’ll be focusing on your channel and sharing my reactions. Keep up the great content. Ingaat!

[@Rubeauti]

Thank you po :)

[@PhoenixTTD]

Expletives are profanity or dirty words. This behavior is common when a company asks for personal information to use their website. A person will enter a made-up email address, or a throwaway email address that is real, and a fake address and phone number because they do not want to be solicited and do not think the company should be requiring that information. Often times the made-up information will contain expletives because the individual is upset that they have to go through that. However, doing this for immigration purposes is pretty stupid. My guess is he was drunk and associated the required form with other sites that require information he does not think is necessary.

[@Mr_Rich8888]

FAFO , ( f*cked around found out ) ….. perfect example

[@Santa-ny1yp]

Some adults still act like children.

[@warrenaspeling602]

Mannors and respect is an international passport. He got what he asked for 😅

[@DMSProduktions]

Manners:It's not a housing estate!

[@wahoowahoo2341]

Bwahhh haahh haahhh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theSFCchannel]

First thing that us sophisticated world wide travellers learn is don't assume that other nations are like yours and BE NICE!

[@gowithin9451]

Happy to see you back!!!

[@Ron-oe7hg]

Good to see you're back.😊

[@Rubeauti]

Thank you! 😃

[@manmanopoly8047]

When you are welcomed as a guest in someone house never start to act like you own the place. Smiling at the officers is a great piece of advice 😂 hard to deny a friendly face

[@AdamKidd1972]

Always respect the locals and their culture. Leave your bad habits and entitlement back home. Filipinos are very nice if you don't abuse their hospitality. Having the right mindset you can have a wonderful time overseas. If you travel or live overseas go for the right reasons staying out of trouble. Your attitude will determine if your travels are a blessing or curse. That simple.

[@dennislbrown]

I spent less than 1 minute in Immigration and customs, it was that fast, just 3 weeks ago. Then again, I did everything in advance, I was respectful, had everything ready.

[@fernstv3138]

I travel frequently and I see it all the time some people travel with their entitlements and disrespect to those countries visited, we are guess in this Countries and need to behave accordingly.

[@rocket9580]

yeah..the stupidity of the Phills drives some people to the breaking point..hahahaha..

[@timclose8515]

Etravel is difficult because you have to state where you are staying, and I was planning to tour the country. The resort I was staying at first wasn’t in the system, and the system would time-out so I’d have to start over from scratch 5 times. When I found an officer as soon as I got off the plane, I told him, showed him the address, and handed him my phone; he had it all set for me in about a minute.

[@sgtm7]

I doubt it was timing out because of where the address was.

[@davidyamaguchi2012]

Yep, the Chad though he could bring his White Privilege everywhere.

[@charlesdefilmer7433]

He travel that far only to be sent back , waste of a ticket 😮

[@Rubeauti]

true 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Shattered65]

Unfortunately probably not. His port of origin was Bangkok Thailand, he was probably doing a 'Visa run' so being returned to Thailand probably made him happy.

[@charlesdefilmer7433]

@@Shattered65 he's blacklisted banned from the PI ..won't be allowed to set foot on Philippine soil again to find his dream filipina girl ....surely can't be happy with that man 😮💯

[@samual3006]

​@charlesthefilmer7433 I cannot see him being worried about that as there are many beautiful women in Asia besides the Philippines and smarter.😊

[@charlesdefilmer7433]

@@samual3006 Filipina's are the most smartest and beautiful in all of east Asia man.... 😁👌💯.....Unfortunately the American dude could of handle it 100 times better but his american privilege got the better of him. He's kicking himself now because he knew he's smarter than that.. but it's to late. His Philippines dreams is over. 🤦‍♂️

[@michaelpiper1231]

Rule of thumb......always be respectful, kind and polite to everyone. Treat people good, it does not mean you agree with them sometimes, but just walk away from drama and those people that want it. If you feel like you are being scammed, just say no and walk away, with no fuss. Be a friend, there are plenty of really nice people out there that understand.

[@lazylarrylee2421]

One should know what is required to visit the country that you want to visit. Check with the embassy of whatever country that you are going to travel to. Just use common sense.

[@omara9205]

Expletives= curse words The e-travel is so easy to fill out. I put in the address of the Air BNB I was staying at, how many days I was staying in the country, my vax status. The customs agent was cool, we chatted about basketball because I was wearing a Pilipinas jersey from my last trip. No need to give anyone attitude, especially in a foreign country. Glad they banned him.

[@64maxpower]

I'd like to hear what he said. Just because it's in print doesn't mean it's something I agree with.and I think you feel the same

[@Rubeauti]

Yeah me too haha

[@robertl2227]

Entitlement mentality is everywhere not just americans

[@TT09B5]

America the most diverse country on the planet, 50 different states with varying cultures and yet people still go "all Americans are the same". Way to many tourist have one thing in common, from America, they are the rich ones, they never had have any kind of consequences in in their lives and yet other americans get lumped in there with them.

[@silvestrenavarro5495]

Unfortunately some Americans are very entitled towards people from other countries, shamefully

[@alabamatechwriter6959]

EXPLETIVE = CUSSING = EXPLETIVE (noun) : to make a sharp or sudden protest or complaint using an obscene or profane word or phrase.

[@rogerwilco4736]

Regrettably I've witnessed several incidents where rude or arrogant Americans have been denied entry to the Philippines, the upshot is the country is better off without them.

[@bobbyb4171]

Some Americans just feel entitled wherever they go and that makes the rest of the country look bad. They think the American Constitution follows them everywhere they go and are not mindful that they are a guest in any foreign country they visit and should act like one. Got what he deserved!

[@michaelwuji1758]

Good content, salamat. I am American. I love and respect the Philippines and the Philippines loves and respects me.

[@daan111ful]

Yeah no one is above the law and everyone must adhere to the standards that a country sets for you

[@williamgrissom1995]

He was using foul abusive language towards somebody, showing lots of disrespect.

[@Irishlen64]

There is a sense of entitlement as well as an arrogance with some Americans, Brits and Aussies etc. Some white men have this sense of they are better than the country they are going to and expected to be treated like royalty by the locals. I apologize for these A-holes. I myself am 1/2 white (other half Cherokee) and hearing these stories as well as observing these behaviors are embarrassing to me. There are many people I feel that need to be banned. Most Americans, Brits and Aussies etc. are decent people, just a few bad apples can spoil the bunch.

[@jamalgreen3056]

I’m not surprised u reacted to this rubeauti I also seen this video on my KZbin timeline no I didn’t watch it😢.Because when I seen the title of the video I was just like🤦🏽‍♂️.I even heard sone Americans complaining in Thailand 🇹🇭 saying it’s too hard to get around 😂like ridiculous everywhere isn’t the usa and Canada or Australia where it’s roads and expressways running through the entire country.I know this for certain about developing countries there not kissing nobody ass going to rush and transform there communities and economies just because there complaining about it😅.

[@64maxpower]

I think you were smart and brave to make this channel. You help good people to do good by understanding each other and you are perfect Filipina representative . ( judged by the other 6 women I've known from the Philippines)

[@shaunmckenna1923]

Hello Rubeauti , the word Explicit means in his case that what he wrote was not stated clearly no real detail which made then confused and left a lot of doubt. Another way to explain it would be if someone sent you naked photos of them self you would say that man sent me photos they were very explicit. Anyway I have always had great luck at the airport I have always felt welcome never a problem. Thank Rubeauti take care .

[@p-hawk1956]

I am always greeted with "Hey it's Pwede Ba! Heyyyyy" from the Philippine Immigration Officers followed by high fives 🖐🏼🖐🏾down belows, thumbs up👍🏻👍🏽and "tagay" as I waltz through the gates

[@karlrichardson7548]

A white American showed a complete lack of regard and respect for people in another nation? Nooooooooo.......surely its the first time this has ever happened. I just cant believe it. They're usually so accepting and willing to submit themselves to a different way of thinking and doing things. And humble; oh so humble they are. Doesnt sound like an American at all, and certainly not a white American. This must be fake news.

[@robertl2227]

Whenever i hear someone mention the color of someones skin for no obvious reason, they are usually judgemental and likely racist

[@CarigisX]

Karl.. we can go over crime rate by demographic in the US divided by percentage of the population if you like.

[@DarwinMagsino]

Stop making lots of excuses this is not the first thing that happen american folks behave arrogantly in many countries that they have been.

[@certaintngs2000]

You are entering a foreign country or even your own country and you get all uppity with the Customs Agents, you get what you deserve.

[@MoreClientsFast]

Sadly, some people think they are better than everyone else. I typically just ignore such fools but it's always nice and very entertaining to see when a rude privileged idiot is denied access and put in their place... Especially when it's from someone who they think is beneath them hahaha :)

[@BuzzSargent]

I remember when going on a plane was special. We were always dressed in button-down shirts or casual business attire. What I have seen getting on airplanes today is beyond disgusting because it shows nobody has self-respect for themselves or other people on the flight. ** This extends now to the behavior of individuals from any country when visiting another place. For some reason people today have not been taught manners, how to talk properly and be respectful. Glad I am old. This new generation is sad.

[@purplesprigs]

Dude! Me too. I still remember my first flight. It was a "charter" flight (because we couldn't afford a real airline). My mother dressed us like we were going to church. The old 707 looked like a bus in the sky - the overhead was just a rack, no closing compartments. And, as you say, we were thrilled to be on it. You could not be more right - civility, dignity, and class are 20th century constructs that have gone the way of the passenger pigeon.

[@FADNaR]

oh, I would also be very strict about sex tourists who persuade poor people by filming it on camera. And also to bloggers who ask obscene dirty questions from people on the streets.

[@BP7BlackPearl]

This is an outlier, funny actually, interesting, but it MEANS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT ANYBODY.

[@americanandpinay]

Expletives is the educated way of saying words that are banned. E-Travel forms are still used. They just call the Entry Forms again. Same thing. It clearly states on the form to write in the address of the Filipino resident or family member you will be staying with. Please list the hotel address you will be staying at if you are staying in a hotel. That's almost word for word what it says to the best of my ability. Americans. Filipinos are used to having titles used. They understand you aren't going to call them sister or brother, but it means your politeness better sound really polite. Salamat kaayo ka.

[@patriotbob]

remind me never to list my name as Jose Rizal when I enter the Philippines or list my address as Asawas house.

[@humpy936]

Don’t be an asshole, I would’ve blacklisted him also, I wish they would do that to people coming into the United States.

[@MikeSmith-frog]

Expletives means rude words which may include cursing

[@jamalgreen3056]

Another thing even though the Philippines is a developing country and it is also corrupt.The main reason why they don’t have the police on every other block in the Philippines is because without the police around the Philippines people aren’t going to be trying to kill each other.So they don’t need to be watched and baby sitted.But the Philippines police is heavily present where they need to be at the immigration office and at the airports and ferry ports.

[@Alakazzam09]

Expletives = swear words! I am surrounded by people like this guy. I'm a medic and people have lost their minds since the koof. It's like people forgot how to act in public. No respect, no discipline, no self-respect. There is no excuse for this kind of behavior. Good for PH not putting up with the nonsense. ❤Salamat, Auntie.

[@charlesweatherly3586]

To answer your question he was cursing using vulgar language used to express a state of mind.

[@torbjrnmelbye6823]

No problem to fill in the etravel form to the Philippines. The same for entering China. No problem at all. I have seen inappropriate behaviour by Americans at Chinese airports and also in the Philippines. I am not generalising. I know everyone not like this man, but it's good he was deported

[@parabiology1014]

Expletives are cuss words or swear words, like the “F” word - so if he was writing that on the form, very disrespectful!

[@stevenhoward5503]

Unfortunately there are many Americans with mental health issues traveling to the Philippines..

[@jmsiii4751]

The guy is an embarrassment to Americans that go to the P.I. for all the right reasons. Good for the Bureau of Immigration, he deserved it. Now if we could only ban him from the US...

[@robpeacock2929]

Maybe he'll learn, Ty! for advice

[@destinationphilippineschannel]

Sounds like some alcohol was probably involved.

[@smferreiro2610]

"Expletives" are harsh, lacking taste words frequently used as insults.

[@glenproctor1999]

He got what he deserves. He's not going to be a very good visitor with that attitude.

[@AA-ge4uj]

If the Immigration Officers were rude to him, he'd probably be the first to bitch about it.

[@RobertGoodwin-x4t]

Blacklist me too!!! I leave in 4 days and I will never return to this rat house!

[@CarigisX]

Interesting. You get robbed or something?

[@alannorris8465]

One of the best things about the Philippines is the sense of manners! Americans have become far too "entitled" in their thinking and attitude! Civility is not a luxury, it is a necessity for a country to be liveable. There is a reason that Filipinos are considered friendly - because they are! Common courtesy is very common in P.I., and not so much in the U.S.

[@myristicanz]

I’m glad they kicked him out, you don’t need to put up with that crap.

[@jtmiller6889]

Give the officer $100 and walk away....sheesh.

[@matthewmcintosh4925]

21500 ph all you had to do is say yes. Oh up to 35000ph. No sex, nothing a scammer has to say except yes.

[@OhSoGwapo]

This guy gives foreign men (especially American) a really bad reputation. I applaud the Philippines for black listing him, that's one less problem for the rest of us.

[@KnownAsLeo]

Exactly 👍

[@vvgman]

expletive = foul & vulgar language Love you Rubeauti

[@franktaylor7617]

😎👍🇺🇲 It's not expensive to be nice to people. Even if you're frustrated with the situation. You can still be pleasant with the people. I make jokes with most people ABOUT the situation and not the people or workers. I can usually get a laugh and extra help. Being a douchebag never helps.

[@Rubeauti]

Exactly haha

[@DrDlane]

Expletives are curse words like f*#k, for example, as well as other profanities. This guy got off easy. They should have thrown him in prison for a year. That would have taught him to have better manners. Our manners, our conduct, is one of the few things in life that we have control of. All people, no matter their station in life deserve to be treated respectfully until they show that they don't deserve it. You cannot be rude to people and expect no consequences.

[@andrewenglish3810]

You have to do that before you enter China. I am sure its also like that in other countries too.

[@mikewhite9958]

Expletives are swear words. People like that do it more so in their own country

[@Anthony_in_Bloomington_Indiana]

Tuesday, November 14, 2023 ☁⛅☁ Rubeauti, expletives means swear words. 😮 Profanity also means swear words. Instant Karma. Anthony Joseph Laurence deserved to be banned from The Philippines 🇵🇭 🌴🌴for his exceptionally rude behavior. 😕 .

[@Niceguy54444]

etrade is for coivd test if you not vacineated

[@josh2angels]

When will calvin of sunshine shoulder be next?????