What Do You Hate the Most About the Philippines? | Street Interviews

What Do You Hate the Most About the Philippines? | Street Interviews. Lorie interviews Filipinas in Goa, Bicol, Philippines.
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[@Armando-and-Dailyn]

Nice interviews.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Hi Armando and Dailyn! Thanks so much for the Super Chat! We appreciate your continuous support and thanks for watching! Stay safe, our friends!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Hi everyone!!!!!!!!!!!! Enjoy the video! Please like and comment, much appreciated! ♥

[@richardcarter1922]

Wow, Jazz is so beautiful.

[@dotconnector76]

Bem is so cute. I like how outspoken she is too.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks for watching, dotconnector!

[@tobywebb6452]

Your interviews are so very interesting compared to 99% of vlogs out there on YT re life in the Philippines, keep up the good work. Expats looking to move to or already in the Philippines will learn a lot.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Aww thank you, Toby!

[@alacazaba]

Really like those street interviews!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thank you so much!

[@ejtaylor73]

It's a vicious cycle. Businesses want experience on the job but how does someone get experience if no one will hire them so they can get it. They also want a college degree (For a position that doesn't require one like a cashier at Jollibee), if they spend time getting the degree they're not spending time working to get experience. Then they don't pay someone with a college degree a higher salary. "What do you hate about the Philippines?" "The people." "What do you love the most about the Philippines?" "The people." 🤔 Thank you Lorie and ladies for the interviews, I hope you all have a wonderful day.

[@GlimpseInParadise]

I admire how brave those girls were speaking of their government. Same here in America, corruption runs DEEP!

[@HunkyMan777]

Yeah there is corruprion here in New Zealand too

[@darrend7764]

Great interview. Keep up the good work. What a lovely family you are.I love ❤️ your videos. Also the Girl with the blue skirt and white top who is single. I’m interested I hope she watches the video and reply back❤😊

[@moderndaydrifter4672]

It's sad that the people can't get the changes that they want within the government. As for the family members that say bad things to the younger ones and make them second guess there abilities they should be ashamed of themselves. Those young girls can achieve anything they want to. Take care out there.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Totally agree. Thanks for stopping by, moderndaydrifter!

[@chicagojimholdcroftsr9749]

GOD BLESS All of You Beautiful People ❤️ 🙏🙌

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks, God Bless you too, our friend!

[@PerfectSense77]

I've always been a rock guy, but I think Jazz might have just changed my mind here!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

😆 good one!

[@cedricnash7735]

The Fuentes Family Your content is excellent Lori You are doing a great job with your interviews. You are doing an outstanding job. You do great and I've used with it. Whenever you're ready to do and may trust you. They love you. That's what it's all about. You know, life is about trusting people knowing that they get your best interest at heart. If somebody's really your friend, they're not gonna ask for anything from you. They're gonna check on you because they're just concerned about you. They just wanna come over because they want to just talk to you. I don't like gossip. I don't like winning that stuff and that's everywhere in the world. I don't want to around me. I don't want people around me doing it. I'm not with it. Everybody has to run their own race and stay out of each other's business. It's about building up people, not tearing them down. Building them up. Thank you for all you do in the world. Thank you for all the things that we don't see. I know you've got a good heart. And you're a good woman and you're a good you're your family, everybody. You're started by say hello, and I hope that you have a great day and I'll see you on the next video. Bye. My name is Cedric Nash.I don't your number one. Fan

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Hi Cedric 👋 We appreciate your interesting and amazing comment! Thanks for your kind words and continuous support, our friend!

[@cedricnash7735]

Thank you. I always have my. Support. Have a great night. Have a great weekend and I'll see you soon. Have a great week as well. See you on the next video. Cedric, Nash. Your number one fan.

[@chicagojimholdcroftsr9749]

Every Country in the World 🌎 has a Curropt Government. Whenever there is Money & Power, Greed Shall Always Follow.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Hi, ChicagoJim 👋 Thanks for stopping by and sharing that!

[@chicagojimholdcroftsr9749]

@@TheFuentesFamily Anytime 🤙 GOD BLESS 🙌 🙏

[@amazonseller-yf8vv]

Especially the USA has the most corruption, we legalized it and export it to the rest of the world so they can share our suffering.

[@bespokearms]

Almost everything I have seen of the Philippine's looks perfect. From mountain trails to the beaches and everything in between looks natural and serene. Where I am in the US, we do not see so many large gatherings of people enjoying being outdoors so much. We are all enclosed in our homes that are sealed away from the Big Blue Room.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!

[@neuroadvancementnextlevelp461]

Them thinking you have to accept their culture, but they won’t accept yours. There has to be compromise on both ends. I’m not interested in taking care of her whole family when they can go out and get a job. I even hear of cousins asking for money and expecting to get it just because you’re a foreigner. Under age kids is different, her immediate family a.k.a. siblings may need some clothes for school and food to get by, I understand that. But when she has siblings that are grown and married, and you’re supposed to give them money. Well that I have a problem with. This is the major red flag and why I might not consider marrying a Filipina. if I could find one that doesn’t have any family and kids. I would rather deal with that vs a bunch of lazy mooching relatives. I work very hard for everything that I got, and just because I’m talking to a female doesn’t mean I’m subject to share my retirement with.

[@dochi1958]

Yes, by ALL means try to find someone single and with few relatives, but that can be hard. An orphan would be idea! lol. But it's true, when a "foreigner" (like I have done, so speaking from experience) enters the picture, you will be treated as if you are nothing but an ATM. And when the ATM is empty, they dump you in a NY minute.

[@kjelllautrup9519]

I do not agree with you. I met my wife sixteen years ago and live in a compound made up of her family and her cousins. They have never asked me for money because they work and earn their own money. It's about meeting the right woman. If you come here as a pensioner and are looking for a young woman, the risk is greater that you will become a walking ATM or that you will be scammed. A tip, find out the family's financial status before getting involved with a young woman, especially in areas where many foreigners live.

[@amazonseller-yf8vv]

Part of being a man is a being a confident leader who's willing to set boundaries and expectations in advance and then hold them. That's why i'd be fine saying at the start of the relationship that i'm willing to give $100 to her parents and put another $50 a month towards expenses for other family memebers and if that 50 doesn't get used some months it'll be saved in kind of like a family help fund, and then just tell her that's what i'm willing to do, so you can agree or find someone else, but you can't nag me and surprise me because that's not acceptable. A lot of women will appreciate and respect you more if you set your standards in advance and they know exactly what to expect.

[@hanglee5586]

Very nice interview

[@travels129]

Expressing themselves honestly cool!!!

[@zerocarbdoc]

Wow awesome Beautiful people and beautiful hearts!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

You are so kind! Thanks for watching!

[@bryanlonger8646]

Good job

[@darrend7764]

Thanks!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks for the Super Chat! You are too kind! We really appreciate you watching and stopping by!

[@Rashnak66]

i'm with that girl that said it was too hot.

[@MsShipreck]

Another great 👍 video 🎉

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thank you, our friend!

[@shawn2380]

1:57 umbrella...right on cue, Foreground and in the background.

[@peackpr9]

What I hate about the Philippines is the slowness of many businesses, the sheer bureaucracy and I don't know how to explain it better. For example, a Filipina friend had an ATM eat her bank card. When she went to the bank they told her it would be 20 to 45 days before she can get it back. When asked why so long she was told it needed to be investigated? For an ATM eating her card??? It is like they just don't care, and will take their time regardless of how it is affecting there customers.

[@mikeheyjoebuenavistadreamin272]

it not just like they dont care,, they dont care

[@bryanlonger8646]

Good job.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks, Bryan!

[@cisco4581]

social injustices, homelessness, unemployment, water, food, clothing, the government ..there's a lot to fix in Pinas!

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks for watching, Cisco!

[@dochi1958]

And they NEVER will be fixed- as Bem said- they keep electing the SAME crooks & clowns that protect the rich & corrupt system and make sure NOTHING ever changes. Which is why the P.I is the ONLY nation that never develops or will ever be anything but a third world sh-thole as Trump calls them.

[@hansreynders6853]

That's true for about any country in the world. I haven't found paradise yet and am afraid won't find it. But that's ok. Just accept what is, try to improve/influence to improve what you can and meanwhile be happy.

[@travels129]

Lovely lori

[@mv4463]

No eggnog year round 😢

[@sniffinu07]

I would love to hear from young Filipino graduates they use lessons they learnt at universities and how much wisdom they continue to use from family. Traditional values versus classroom learning such as math, psychology, or physics...etc....

[@mirletvillaralvo6554]

❤❤❤

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thank you so much for participating in our street interviews! ❤️

[@paulcanfield4157]

This video is a little deeper than your usual videos. One of the difficult problems for a small developing country is injecting money into the economy. I can understand Bem's frustrations, however, finding ways to stimulate the economy of a whole country... especially one that is broken up into so many islands, provinces, dialects etc... well you have to have something to offer to attract that money. When the people are poor and the economy is weak sadly the employer has a ton of power, they can require more and pay less because the competition for work is high. There is a difficult balance of raising wages and fighting rising costs. When productivity > demand then prices can fall. That also means multiple infrastructures have to be built to transport the increase in products, transport requires fuel... technology requires electricity, which requires a stable electric grid... these infrastructures are not understood by most people. They see poverty around them, corruption and waste by the government, who else can they blame? Since you do talk to a lot of young people, what are their opinions on what is needed in the changing world for themselves and the country as a whole? More opportunities, better wages, access to ? Which areas of Php is doing the best, what are they doing that works well and what is not good about those changes? What direction should the country take? I appreciate you giving the opinions and voices of the people a platform to be expressed.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thanks for sharing that with us, Paul! Interesting and great questions!

[@dochi1958]

Forget the 'economic' lessons. One has to understand that 90+% of the P.I. is STILL ruled and OWNED by the SAME corrupt families that are mostly still descendants of the Spanish colonizers. These entrenched, wealthy families spent many decades making the P.I. their personal fiefdoms and DO NOT want it disturbed. Ask ANY business person that's ever tried to set up shop there!

[@fortyacres]

Wilma ...👀👀👀🤎🤎🤎.....But, still waiting for the return of...you know who. 😂😂

[@TheFuentesFamily]

😆👌

[@VeganV5912]

@@TheFuentesFamily poor, innocent animals. Think about the victim. That’s why I’m vegan ✅

[@stevenr1354]

Hi Lorie, Interesting topic and love your clothes as usual! BTW is it appropriate for foreigners when in Luzon to add "Po" when speaking, even when speaking English? I have read that Po isn’t used in Visayan dialects.

[@TheFuentesFamily]

In our area some people add “po” when speaking English, especially students. Thanks for stopping by, Steven!

[@stevenr1354]

@TheFuentesFamily Thanks for the answer Lorie!

[@jamesriser5305]

The last gal in green is a real keeper.

[@okeechobeeman1]

The traffic!!!!!

[@CecileTuquero]

Hii atee

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Hi Cecile! ❤️

[@canardeur8390]

Bem, with your level of English, you could learn IT, work as a freelancer and make much more than 11k PHP! Wilma, I am aware that in the Philippines, family is important. But if the family is toxic, nobody forces you to let them bring you down like that!

[@mtnmandeluxe5429]

Nice interviews,,lots of pretty young women ❤❤❤❤ good job Lorie

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much!

[@HunkyMan777]

Why bother with gossip. Juat live your own life

[@JazzlynAdrillano-ut9jd]

So shy 😭

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Thank you so much for participating in our street interviews! You were great! ❤️

[@dr662]

Jazz you’re so beautiful. Would you date an American? I’m going to Philippines next month, let me take you on a date!

[@amazonseller-yf8vv]

I like Iska, Jazz and Bem, i'd gladly consider them for a romantic relationship, very nice girls. The others are nice too.

[@Hernie1976]

When you refer to an interviewee, what does "Beh" or "Mom" mean?

[@TheFuentesFamily]

Beh means they’re younger than me, just like when they call me "ate" which means older sister. That’s the opposite. But some people, especially couples, use it as an endearment, beh short for baby. Also, I usually call someone "ma’am" if they’re teachers or someone I am just used to call "ma’am". And sorry to confused you if I pronounce it wrong but what I meant was ma’am.

[@Hernie1976]

@@TheFuentesFamily Thank you so much!

[@dr662]

I need to get Jazz number…she’s so beautiful. Ask if she wants an American boyfriend

[@MermanManly]

Welcoming, kind, thoughtful, respectful, but judgemental and gossipy? Weird.

[@JamesBond-ni1zn]

Its just base on their opinion, bruh

[@JamesBond-ni1zn]

two girls are different so it means they have own opinion, omg