Not what you think - The Real Deal about Maids in the Philippines

[@theglobalvagabond3074]

I had a live in maid from Vietnam in the States for a few years. I had a detailed to-do list and clear boundaries. From day one, she addressed me as Mr... and followed the checklist to the letter. Ten years after she moved on, we have remained friends, but she refuses to call me by my first name is still calls me Mr...Today, she is one of very few people that I would trust in my home, including my now x wife. I'm seriously considering her to be the executor/trustee of my estate. The bottom line is that if you establish clear boundaries, it makes everything better AND you may end up with a close friend for life.

[@GeraldBeagan-ee6se]

That sounds right

[@PartlyCloudy1965]

when you do the right thing for the right reason it usually does end up good, if both follow that "rule"

[@Gary-vl7lp]

You people make me sick .. " friend "

[@user-cb3qn2vl5s]

Great job I would keep her

[@Lawrencerice]

NEVER SLEEP WITH THE HIRED HELP. If you wish to engage in a romantic relationship fire her, and make her your girlfriend. You can always give your girlfriend an allowance. This avoids any legal issues from sleeping with the help, and shows her proper respect.

[@misternobody9801]

I’ve never had any legal problems sleeping with any of my maids over the years. 1 year contracts and always left on great terms. Perhaps the guys struggling are not being clear in the beginning.

[@Lawrencerice]

@@misternobody9801 You don't until you do. It only takes one angry or opportunist woman to file a complaint on you, and BOOM, your life can become instant misery.

[@jtns2845]

make a contract with services specified, including massages if desired.

[@williampowell2722]

if you want to bring your maid back home with you things can get complicated

[@gearsofbaird3529]

​@williampowell2722 why would you do that?

[@JasperBlackwood]

Went to the Philippines in 2019 for work, i needed a maid to help keep things tidy as i was legitimately busy every single day with two jobs. 4 years later she is my wife and we have two children together lol.

[@PartlyCloudy1965]

EXCELLENT way to really get to know who you end up being married to, even if by accident, i wish you and her well, made me smile to read it

[@TheRogerhill1234]

Do you still have to pay her? Probably, a lot more now !!

[@mabuhayproductionltd3627]

that how it goes, hard to remain Single in the Philippines 🙂

[@StoicEver]

You win at life sir! Congrats!

[@raiban719]

Sometimes it works out :)

[@PlateletRichGel]

i've always had a maid in the US, and always hired an older lady 45 years or more and no funny business. One came on to me, and I told her, she could be my mother in law. In the phillipines, give your girlfriend a small allowance, and tell her she can give to her family when they are begging for loan, but you don't pay more. Trust me, these two things will help you so much.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

Things are more relaxed than it seems. People don't care about any of these laws and stuff. It's the Philippines. However, don't abuse your Filipina maid just because you can get away with it. Some of you can afford to put them through school, pay them a little bit more, etc.. Treat them like you want to be treated. They are human beings in need. I'm not one of those guys worrying about saving a couple pesos with the trike driver or at the market. Come on guys, these people are human too. You all can afford to pay a little bit more. I said "a little bit" more!

[@michaeledwards5173]

Well said friend,,as stated we are all human and the ladies deserve the same treatment and respect as we would expect, they are wonderful ladies ,,

[@jlawrence0181]

Do realize that if you pay them more, you will catch the ire of your other Filipino friends. There is a crab mentality that employees should not be paid much more "than they should be" and paying too much will upset the social order. Seriously.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@jlawrence0181 "you will catch the ire of your other Filipino friends" I don't understand what you are trying to say there. What other Filipino friends? "There is a crab mentality that employees should not be paid much more "than they should be" Where did you get that from and how will that affect you as an employer? First of all, nobody has to know what you pay your employees. That's a private matter. The only crab mentality that exists in the Philippines is Filipinos trying to bring down other Filipinos when they are trying to achieve success. "" and paying too much will upset the social order." How? Explain. How will a few foreigners paying an extra 1000 pesos to their maids upset the social order?

[@HunkyMan777]

Treat her with dignity and respect. She is making your life easier

[@Neiltj]

that's a fair point try telling that to the people that want to rip you off. I'm all for fair price and giving a wee bit more on a tip if that person gives me value gos above what is expected.

[@angiep8217]

House girls are all around in the Philippines. They can even answer calls & take messages if you have a landline. Feed them well, give them weekly day offs. Don’t shout or insult them if they are not too smart. I usually train them first the way I would like things to be done & I let them teach me also what they already know. Eventually you will see how she can be trusted.

[@mirajulhaque6464]

So nicely written 💓

[@chriscampbell7776]

Well done. First of your videos I’ve watched. You not only concurred with several others I’ve watched, you were more comprehensive yet more concise. Again. Well done.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

I appreciate that!

[@cynthiagonzalez658]

I grew up un Manila and we were not rich. We always had a maid. They usually came from provinces, wanting income in between the planting and harvesting seasons. Some younger ones, my Mom sent for further education in vocational schools. Some have to be trained to clean the way we expected. Usually, laundry was done by other people hired from the neighborhood.

[@dosbaggos5575]

A guy I used to work with brought his bride back to California. She had a maid there. Not a happy camper here.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@dosbaggos5575 Man, what do you mean by "Not a happy camper here". I'm under anger management classes ordered by the court or else and guys like you really make just want to go back to prison. So using Gio In the Philippines voice, read the following: Sir, what did you mean by "Not a happy camper here" and what does that have anything to do with your earlier statements? Thank you for your time.

[@dosbaggos5575]

​@@ChochiT0-ddd7fdMy co-worker's wife was used to having a maid do her menial tasks in the Philippines; Had to fend for herself in the USA. *Anger management" usually means you've havent met somebody bigger and badder than you.

[@ChochiT0-ddd7fd]

@@dosbaggos5575 It makes a little better sense now. You have an issue with "here" and "there" without specifying where you mean. Regarding the *anger management* comment, I ​ seriously doubt I'll ever meet that someone one day, unless he comes at me with a G.. Hasn't been born yet.

[@thegoat11111]

@@ChochiT0-ddd7fd 😂😂😂

[@leonwangls]

My friend married his maid. 30 yrs ago. Now with 3 children and she is having her own business .

[@gandalfstormcrow8439]

Quantum physics isn't actually all that complicated. Women are.

[@jmadventures9830]

I got a maid. She's a lifesaver. It's my wife's sister so the kids love their tita, it helps their family it's a win win and my goodness gracious my wife is less stressed cause she's pregnant so yeah ...

[@ashdobbs]

you probably don't mind her titas either

[@joiesamaniego3056]

correction po. Our housemaid still use automatic washing machines and only delicate clothes should be washed by hand. It takes time off the more important things and usually detergents are really harsh for skin. So please don't make them wash your clothes by hand. They will be thanking you and beore productive in their everyday

[@Phil-Am_in_the_Philippines]

Maybe in Manila. But still in the province likes to washed by hand. Its more cleaned well in heavy stained.

[@helenlumz1404]

​@@Phil-Am_in_the_Philippinesthat is not true. People from provinces still longing to have washing machine . That's the fact now adays

[@Phil-Am_in_the_Philippines]

@@helenlumz1404 Maybe you. But we still stick on basic way in our province.

[@balsafarmers10]

Living in the province and Manila, I prefer to handwash my clothes and the kids clothes esp if they are new. if house clothes I wash them with soap n washing and cleanse them 3x by hand. I handwash new clothes or I use them when I go out. I often do the same even in Manila.

[@joiesamaniego3056]

@@Phil-Am_in_the_Philippines If you yourself are the one to wash that way then it is fine. We never force that on anyone. I myself would wash or even “kuskos” clothes that are heavily soiled. But on our housemaid,nah. Kaya nga sila nag housemaid kase KAPOS silasa buhay so ayaw ko naman samantalahin given na madami rin gawa sa bahay and washing by hand, PAGOD NA PAGOD na sila when they do another work. Well if that is the only thing they do it for the whole day then fine, but I still can’t imagine more than a dozen clothes with different fabric thickness pa. Well, sometimes depends on your agreement na and how much clothes. But imagine a family of 3 with kids or even for two people lang for 3 days laundry madami na yun EDIT: We’re in the province din po. After ng laba sa morning pwede sya magsiesta ng after lunch then resume ng work sa hapon. The work load isnt that heavy then may social time pa sya para naman turing na tao rin diba. Kase pets nga may social needs then tsaka para may time sa self nya and paglago whatever they chose to spend their time bahala sila.

[@sunnydaze5022]

This is a gem of video. Thanks for the information. I've always considered hiring a maid to help in the household duties. You made some good points that I will consider when hiring a maid.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jackibagbaga7638]

If you are Filipino and didn't know, you are clueless of your own country. These channels are only making money on Filipino misfortunes (looking for negative news) insulting the majority of educated and hard working pinoys.

[@johnsherman4035]

It's refreshing to hear some insightful and informative content. Thanks!

[@frankkie3849]

We have had a maid , laundry lady and yard maintenance guy for over 14 years. Always get them from our local area. Plus we hire xtra people especially the older ones when they’re in need of money..Anything form cleaning windows to washing floors etc. Stuff needs cleaning and they are happily working. Word of advice not always is this the case other place’s are different and maybe not going to have the best experience with workers.. You need to be on top of your game on this and if your spouse is not equipped to handle people then you’re going into gray areas and going to have issues..IF You have a GIRLFRIEND I suggest she’s the house cleaner and laundry person that will ensure that she doesn’t just need a support dog like you..

[@stevelawson68]

Support Dog😅

[@ratgenerationx2946]

We all know why we really clicked this video 😂 hahaaaaaa

[@dicksyphilis3914]

A maid is more important than a girlfriend. The girlfriend would have to go.

[@mypelagic4926]

There are plenty of girlfriends in the Philippines

[@KingSausage74]

😂😂😂😂😂 cool name!!!

[@CCoburn3]

I don't want dating advice. Too many of these channels are about sex. I'm glad you stick to the useful facts.

[@FoundingYouTuber-2005]

Wow, that felt like I was back in college, in a physics class lecture. Fast and to the point, this was an excellent presentation. Liked, subscribed, and rang that bell.

[@timmySmith-jl8jx]

I've been looking for this information for months. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! subbed

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thanks for the sub!

[@kimcosmos]

Pay on demand instead of in advance. The minimum wage including benefits is U$360 a month in Manila. 1/3 of which is benefits and holiday pay. Kasambahay (live in) get 1/3 less for food and lodging. In other cities its 2/3 and in the province down to 1/2. Kasambahay law started at minimum wage equivalent but was not pegged to inflation. Never the less the going rate roughly follows it. There are 13 paid regular holidays. Those are already included in the numbers I gave.

[@MrBilldo426]

We just hired a family member to help us out. She lives there cooks and cleans. It’s a win win. She gets to live in a nice house and make a little money and we get much needed help to fit the budget. That’s the benefit of getting along well with a Filipina wife’s family 👍

[@wildbill7081]

very true comment there, Mr. Bill and I am called Wild Bill maybe from my younger days hahahaha I am over 72 now been living in the Philippines over 33 years and I actually been looking for a new maid to help the other maid we currently have now.

[@raiban719]

Although sometimes you get a family drama situation, I have been in the middle of something like that since the mid 80's we have been trying to stay out on the boundries of the situation but keep getting dragged in ... remember to stay out of family drama situations otherwise it may cost you a lot of money

[@chaotic_scorpio]

I'm considering retiring to the Philippines in about 5-10 years, and having a maid was on my list if that's where I choose to retire. This video cleared up a few questions I had, great information!! From the research I have been doing, a good maid in the Philippines is almost a necessity for a single western guy, so I can spend more time enjoying retirement instead of standing in lines.

[@raiban719]

Not really a necessity but if you want to have a relationship you don't want to have that with a live in maid, I learned the hard way .. with a maid keep everything professional unless you plan on her being your children's momma .. I will be retiring in the Philippines I own property, will be setting up a resort, have a business running a boat touring to the islands already, have some farmland and farm animals ... You need to be ready to take care of yourself if you plan on retiring there

[@chaotic_scorpio]

Definitely will be a professional relationship only with the maid. Having someone take care of the mundane day to day things is what I want, so I have more time to enjoy myself.

[@gailmaplesden7380]

If you do hire a full-time maid through an agency, you will be required to house and feed her as well as provide medical care and pay her, including payroll taxes and the agency fee. You will need a maids quarters or have a 2 bedroom 2 cr apartment which will also cost you more . For a single man, a part-time maid would be the best way to avoid the extra costs of a live-in maid . Also, have a safe or place for your valuable items as if you misplace your items, you won't have an awkward situation.

[@michaelwuji1758]

Excellent content! I just moved into a house in The Philippines and my landlord has a maid that I can hire part time. Now I know what to ask & expect, Thank you so much!!!

[@billshaffer9689]

My wife is Filipina but we have not lived in the Phils. We are thinking of retiring there so she can be near her family. i will likely get a housekeeper but i am not sure it would require full time since its only the wife and I and we aren't very heavy maintenance. Perhaps an ad on or separate video for part time Housekeeper help. your information was well delivered and i agree with all you explained. We have had housekeepers before in the middle east and its such a help to not have to use what little free time you get doing the daily chores a housekeeper performs. How much can one expect from part time housekeepers that don't live there full time ... and any other items that relate to part time help. thanks for your video.

[@Josco31]

I just clicked on this video just for the sake of. No real interest in going to the Philippines or hiring a maid. You've given a wealth of information. Your newest subscriber!

[@Nonodelibre]

Don't come here to the Philippines!

[@Josco31]

@@Nonodelibre Not even for a visit, lol?

[@Nonodelibre]

@@Josco31 Yes! Not even for a visit!

[@Josco31]

@@Nonodelibre 🤣😂🤣😂 Too bad! I got cousins who are going back to visit with family and I'm going with them!

[@Nonodelibre]

@@Josco31 A very sad day for the Philippines!

[@jeeveswinston2545]

This is supervision / management 101… applicable to any base business or personal home management. This is what female head of household did in the US before the nuclear family broke apart. The family CEO was the wife. The production manager was the husband. The product was the child.

[@AmeraPina]

Family CEO was the husband and the family COO was the wife.

[@Rob-bq6ek]

You can ask her to get a chest x-ray. TB is very common in the Philippines. Ask her to get the doctor to write a simple letter on the doctor's letter head stating whether she has it or not.

[@daturon1885]

lol who says its very common, my entire 32 years living here in philippines, i only knew 2 people who had TB

[@Rob-bq6ek]

@@daturon1885 Philippines has the highest TB incidence rate in Asia, with 554 cases for every 100,000 Filipinos, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) global TB report in 2020.

[@daturon1885]

.05% and every worker here requires medical certificate.

[@daturon1885]

saying common from us is pointing that majority of us here have TB. is more than 50% is not equal to more or less 0.5%?

[@Rob-bq6ek]

@@daturon1885 stats don't lie 🤥🤡. Common means prevalent (look at a dictionary), NOT 'majority' as you defined it.

[@stuartsmith5308]

Thank you sir, for a full informative video. It must of taken so many hours and days to prepare to this high standard.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

So nice of you

[@HereIGooooo]

I think mine and your experience would be different in almost every aspect of life.

[@rodrigodelaconcepcion7478]

Thanks for the insightful comments and truthfulness in your video. Keep up the Fire! God Bless

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

I appreciate that

[@jimoncken6936]

Refreshing to hear coherent, well-spoken commentary! 😊

[@MrArcher181]

I've had three maids during nearly 9 years in the Philippines. Word to the wise, clean up after yourself! All were horrible, did little except snoop.

[@faronray5765]

It's hard to find a good maid, and harder to keep them. We have went through 4 "maids" in 3 years. If you find a good one, they are well worth it and can actually save you money.

[@wildbill7081]

wow thats very true for sure now days, but many years ago it was much easier to find maids

[@frankkluz9787]

Finding a good fit is difficult for the part time use I would only need. -- A day a week would be enough for me - not a live in. -- Shop a bit cook a bit and clean a bit - all in 1 day / week. Food prep for 2 or 3 days. I'll cook a bit eat out a bit and be a happy camper !

[@raiban719]

I been in and out of the Philippines since the early 80's, I was stationed there in the late 80's and have been married to a Filipina for well over 30 years, I know the ins and outs of the Philippines as well as anything that has to do with maids grounds keepers and house boys ... The Philippines is probably the best place you can ever go for being an expat

[@darrenthomson6315]

Very informative video my friend. I have now subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more of your content. Stay safe and live your best life 😊

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thanks and welcome

[@chriselmore1969]

I thought there would be no funny one liners? This video was full of them. LOL Well done

[@leonardtownpl4081]

I stayed over in the Philippines when I was in Navy

[@ernestoaranda717]

If I hire through an agency, who do I pay: The maid or the agency? How often is payday?

[@jannarkiewicz633]

My wife most of the chores you list :-) She is my language buffer against deliveries.

[@mabuhayproductionltd3627]

In the Philippines we Never had a Maid, My Wife wanted? to do all the Cleaning/Food stuf by her self (so it was done right). In Europe we Both Worked a Lot, so we had 5 Maids/Yayas (1 at the time), My wife did all the Talking,Testing and Hireing. She always hired Some very Christian, or Obese and One Guy so the Risk for Romantic encounters was reduced to almost Zero. It worked out quite Good, we had no problems with things dissapearing (we had some problems with one that was quite desperate to find a boyfriend and was close to leave us every time she thought she had found the love of her life). Only the last one we had, did run Away to a better paying Job after about 3 months time, we didnt hire a new one (we didnt needed it so much more and was too much hassel) 😯

[@purplemoose6431]

14:44 Hi Goetz, first time viewer from the United States. Liked and subscribed. Your mention of working at a call center intrigues me. It’s my understanding that ex-pats aren’t allowed to have jobs in the Philippines. Could you make a video on what jobs ex-pats are allowed to have?

[@iamjv2k]

Omg..are you talking about maid or slave? Just for your knowledge, generally, a maid is treated like a distant relative, especially in the province. We have a maid growing up and we call her auntie. We learned when we turned 16 that she was not a relative at all. Our parents want us to respect her like our aunt. We even try to avoid using the word "maid" to introduce them to friends/relatives visiting. We introduce them as " kasambahay" which means house companion because "maid" is almost like calling them slaves. In a lot of instances too the maid is a real relative. Your rigid rules exist in the minority (for example: multi-millionaires or maybe some politicians). Just so you know too, even if we have maid, that does not mean we are just going to just sit and wait to be served. We still do chores. Not even the multi-millionaires expect their maid to do everything. They will have 3 or 4 maids with specific jobs, like one in charge of cooking, one for cleaning and laundry, etc.

[@sweproductions1]

The real concern should be implicit trust 😮

[@MichaelSuarez-yq3wt]

Some of them ask overtime or extension of specific time.

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

Great and accurate information and also covering possibilities !!!

[@budolbes1317]

Great informative share about having help in the Philippines. New subscriber here.

[@stephendunn2860]

6-9k would be low for Manila for a full time maid.

[@esthergloba9527]

Thank you for your very useful information. Keep up godbless

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thank you, I will

[@leonardtownpl4081]

I remember my wife's maid who worked

[@user-bf5fi4ss2q]

That was a very interesting subject,thanks.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Very welcome

[@sh1nyarm0r]

Foreigners should show respect to all workers/laborers in the Philippines, or else...

[@John-up7fq]

Just found you and sub'd... I'm sure I can learn a lot from your vids ...take care and will be watching for the next

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Awesome, thank you!

[@aturogs1954]

Very informative to the max! Good to have come from the point of view of a foreigner. Everything said here is true. But sadly, I am Pilipino. And if I had done the talking like these, putting down my own countrymen is what most of them believe. Ready to BASH me anytime.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Well said!

[@fredhowsare5736]

That was excellent, concise advice. Thank you.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful for you

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

I just found you and have a good bit of time in PH, but currently in USA. You are the most objective blogger on PH and said it exactly like it is. WELL DONE und danke sehr with my high school German hehe! Now subscribed.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Wow, thank you!

[@rafaeleugenio1719]

Very clear, concise and excellent choices of words! Thank you!

[@karlhamoy3919]

@@Discoverandlivephilippines ich brauche einen lehrer oder jemand, mit ich Deutsch üben kann😁

[@ugenescott111]

Great advice 👍

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chrisjuricichxl5]

we have a 'maid', though rather, the new operative term is 'domestic helper'. We currently have a husband wife pair who come in 3 days a week who do laundry, cleaning, occasional driving, and bill paying for us. Unfortunately, our previous maid who we got through college then stole over 100,000 pesos from us.

[@GeraldBeagan-ee6se]

Woah, …did she lighten the wallet or how did she do that?

[@PartlyCloudy1965]

thats just what you know of, probably more

[@chrisjuricichxl5]

@@GeraldBeagan-ee6se my error in trusting. My bank pw and id were automatically showing when she was on my computer. Transferred on a weekly basis around 10,000 each week. Finally noticed; checked with bank atm CC and it was pretty much slamdunk. she continues to deny it all. guilty me of too much trust. never again--we'd known her 8 years by then. kinda embarrassing, actually, but I share this because you should always be careful with your household staff.

[@chrisjuricichxl5]

@@PartlyCloudy1965 chances are if you've got household help, you're as much at risk yourself.

[@introvert4everfreddy656]

Never leave money or valuable stuff anywhere except locked storage or cabinet.

[@qbanlink25]

@ 13:55, the most important part of the video, i'm tracking, enough said sir.

[@GeorgesCanadianVentures]

Excellent Goertz! 🇨🇦 🍺

[@alanaldpal950]

‘We westerners have our own take on time and punctuality” said in what sounds like a German Accent….. HaHa

[@aarontrinkle1225]

Great information here. Thank you.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@90836usaful]

Excellent information

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you liked it

[@ashdobbs]

a shock collar could prove invaluable

[@etobiCRACKscorpions]

Excellent video!

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thank you very much!

[@craigk2644]

My gf is the maid.

[@TheRogerhill1234]

and my mistress too

[@1bachur]

Excellent information!

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you think so!

[@orvilledyer9904]

Very good advise.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you think so!

[@HHowardHH]

You are a wise man, thank you

[@444truth]

I have 7 maids....one for each day. don't judge.

[@varanid64]

wow, and here I was thinking of giving one 15k as efficiency pay....

[@mypelagic4926]

Great advice

[@user-nm7yl4ew6q]

salamat.

[@liamstone3437]

Ihr aussprache is wirklich sehr gut. Great no nonsense content too. Veile grusse von USA.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

ThaNk you very much

[@timothytomblin]

His pronunciation is very bad.

[@liamstone3437]

@@timothytomblin you don't hang with many Germans I can tell.

[@NunyaBidness-zr5mn]

very good information. Subscribed...

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thanks and welcome

[@Zulethe992]

I’d want one just for security reasons. I don’t think I’d feel safe living alone in the Philippines as a foreigner especially in the provinces. I don’t expect her to be a bodyguard obviously but I’m sure her presence may dissuade potential thieves/robbers.

[@markmcdougal1199]

Well done, thanks

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Thank you too!

[@vegasdan9820]

Well said. I’m a new subs.

[@michaelscott3359]

Thanks good information

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Welcome

[@jmantube1968]

And don’t forget to treat them with respect, always as you’d expect to be treated if your roles were reversed.

[@bluedale6563]

Great video Thank u from Dave in lreland

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jtbrown5801]

Good information thank you

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Welcome

[@buckfitches2087]

Thank you sir. I found your video very informative.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@youreright3664]

Maid /wife same thing. Both cook and clean. Both have sex with you for a while, till they find someone younger or wealthier. Both will extract as much money as they can from you.

[@t3ddyt3ddy]

Great Advice!

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you think so!

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

If you want a maid, get one that is old enough to be very good as cooking and cleaning! Do NOT confuse maid with possible girlfriend or low cost hooker. This is a very bad attitude and will lead you to all kinds of trouble. Don't be stupid.. The good maid and good GF are NOT the same person!

[@harveypolanski755]

What's the problem with getting a two for one deal though? I see nothing wrong with paying for sex so long as it's legal and consensual. Also, nothing wrong with paying for cleaning. As long as both parties are open, honest, and consent is maintained why not?

[@aphilippinesadventure9184]

@@harveypolanski755 I'm thinking you have not lived in the Philippines. Your 2 for 1 idea usually means she will will not do either one very well. How many hot babes are going to be good at cooking, cleaning and general housekeeping? Yes, you can buy sex, but you cannot buy love and respect.

[@ellebleisch6853]

Would a male maid be possible? Some woman just dont like other women.

[@roberthampson6659]

Just pay more for extras if they agree

[@frankkirkpatrick4452]

Excellent video

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you liked it

[@acewelddive]

Excelent I have needed that advise.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DaveD4v3]

Good solid advice 👍

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad it was helpful!

[@fredbigornia1814]

We had maids in the Philippines, but having a maid is not necessary. My family is middle class. We do our own house work, she live with us. But some maids need friends with benefits.. Foreigners nowadays take advantage to our Filipina maids. The maids had no choice but to do what her employer want her to do, and pay is very low, that's why Filipinas go abroad work as OFW, domestic workers, The employers sometimes abuse the filipina workers. We do our own laundry by hands rich or poor. Foreign westerners think very low about us Filipinos. It's like a Slave master situation.

[@rgtunderworldrgt7773]

Bullllllsht Nobody is forcing them because that is R pe. Stop Lying No foreigner is risking Phillipines jail for no girl when they are easy to meet and Date. Stop lying Women are Not made to do what they Don't want to do Especially when everyone would believe a lying local over a foreigner Now? Do they get mad? When it doesn't work out? Can't get more than the arrangement? Yes. Forcing her against her will? Stop lying. That's dangerous As if the Pinay-Pinoy rumor - gossip don't make it around faster than real news

[@harveypolanski755]

Slavery is forced labor without pay. If an employee is paid and free to leave they're not being exploited. It's better for Philippians to work for rich foreigners in the Philippines because if they're mistreated they can just go home. Google some of the stories about foreign maids in Dubai or Saudi Arabia. Not only are the maids mistreated in those countries; but the government aids in their oppression.

[@fredbigornia1814]

@@harveypolanski755 I knew, I have knowledge about this but it is not a big news if a foreigner abuse or take advantage to the girls in the Philippines because most of the maids are uneducated, and not literate, most of the Filipinas that goes abroad and overseas have some college degrees and have no choice because of Poverty, slavery in the U.S. is not allowed, I wish the Philippines will provide more decent and respectful jobs, employment and provide high income, Healthcare, housing, financial help and not do a labor of what a foreigner don't want to do, like washing clothes by hand, do dirty manual labor, I mean there are jobs that some Filipina can't qualify at least educate the Population. Colonization did this to our Country starting from Spain and U.S. we Filipinos were always the server, maids, laborer under class and other menial jobs for the foreigners. God Bless.

[@Multifuchs]

Was soll man denn da noch machen, wenn alles erledigt wird? Klingt nach einem faden Leben... =) Wenn ich überlege wie schön ich hier durchs Grundstück rotieren kann.

[@Phil-Am_in_the_Philippines]

Great videos sir.

[@Discoverandlivephilippines]

Glad you like them!

[@denontour]

Danke Goetz, war sehr Hilfreich 😄

[@vicg5323]

Awesome

[@bert671]

with all that big talking about your wants you're going to pay her that much? makes sense in the province but not for city lifestyle, especially for the outside errands you have her doing just to be back home asap to cook your meal and wash your underwear. 8k should be a starting point.

[@Cons2911]

Unsolicited advice, there are a lot of good ones out there but there are bad ones too, so watch your belongings (discreetly of course). Treat them nice too But once you find a good one, then take care of them It’s much cheaper here vs other countries