What's It Like Being a Jamaican Living in the Philippines?

[@Jamaicans]

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[@howardbaker6336]

Powerful message from Davin. Nuff respect. God takes you out of the pen for his purpose. Keep flying by faith..

[@slimslim8579]

Yes I was in the US Navy and my home Port doing Vietnam War my HomePort was the Philippines two big Bay also know about the Air Force Base American Air Force Base in Clark which is in the Manila and I enjoyed the Philippines I thought it was one of the first place islands that I have ever visited and I did not want to leave and I am a black man in America who was in the US Navy at the time in 1971 through 1974 and spent a year and 8 months in Vietnam and our Port where we got all supplies and everything and we're out of the super big Philippine and I enjoyed the food and the people there would like to go back anytime I am now currently living in Florida

[@melitaaitcheson-johnson5905]

Surprisingly, I love the Philippine foods. After working with hundreds of Phillipine nurses I got to like their foods and their work ethics.

[@868freeman8]

That’s what they think about all black people

[@damionsinclair5793]

I would love to visit

[@karengreenberry9010]

This is one of the most enjoyable and entertaining interviews I've heard in a long time. We should all be so proud of this young and his journey. I love his humility and his personality.

[@spirittraveller7411]

100%

[@b.aclarke1820]

Amen Shalom shalom my brother Nuff blessings

[@paulettelogan5475]

Totally agree...👍💯

[@FlyingbyFaith]

I am humbled to be where I am today, only by Gods grace is it possible to be able to fly and help others. Thank you Karen for your kind words. God bless

[@FlyingbyFaith]

@@b.aclarke1820 yeah man, nuff nuff blessings a flow enough

[@richieredw2142]

I lived in the Philippines for 6 years, arrived in 2012 first in Manila (Pasay City) and later in the province Bacolod City..In my opinion most of the black foreigners are Black Americans then Africans mostly from Nigeria...the black people of the Philippines are called the Aeta and rightly so are black, they came to the Philippines centuries ago from areas around the Solomon Islands and Fiji Islands in the South Seas. After, came the Malays from Malaysia....later on the Spanish colonised the islands and the Philippines was named after the Spanish King Phillip..during the 300 years of colonialism...many of the Malays and Aetas were mixed with Spanish settlers thus producing a country of people with various shades of brown melanine skin..Many Filipinos have very light skin as well. When I lived over there, I never experienced anything negative from the people because I was a Jamaican as a matter of fact Jamaicans are well liked over there I didn´t have any problem with the food there either, and sometimes I made Jamaican dishes like stew peas and jerk chicken,( I had my nephew send me jerk seasoning from London) along with the spices I could´nt get locally...also there are countless food outlets in the food court in the malls that serve foods from all over Asia. There was a Jamaican who opened a restaurant in the city of Dumaguete called "Jamrock Cafe" don´t know if it´s still operational as the pandemic killed many businesses. I have seen breadfruit trees in the province where I used to live, also an abundance of sugarcane and mangoes are grown locally. Clearly this gentleman has a large interaction with the local population in remote areas....big up to him and family..a very interesting story, will be going back there in late August.

[@meresianadauniseka5300]

Aeta from Fiji????????

[@larryjones4760]

@@meresianadauniseka5300 from pacific they are genetically related.

[@applecider2383]

Jamaican here ... like you I was there from the old PUC campus then located in Baesa , then transferred to Putingkahoy 79-80 ...later name changed to AUP .. lots of delicious dishes for Vegetarians ... Pancit etc and all the necessary ingredients are available to cook jamaican dishes .. American ... name it .. good people

[@tonydillion9807]

I just came back from there and I honestly can't wait to get back.

[@caribbeanraised6084]

that was your experience. he's telling us his experience

[@francishenry5411]

Really a great interview. I’m encouraged by his story. Blessings 🙏🏿

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thanks for your kind words, blessings to you as well

[@winstonalexander84]

Such a blessings keep doing what you doing brother

[@denjah9224]

The wife and I really enjoyed this discussion. The Philippines has moved to the top of the list and I will have to make contact with Davin. We loved it Sir Xavier!

[@FlyingbyFaith]

looking forward to meeting up, please visit and let me know when you are in the Philippines.

[@gretareid6792]

Congratulations in all you do you're both beautiful couple Blessings to you all!!♥️💙🙏

[@blossomgraham1060]

Hi Davin, enjoying the interview. Since they eat rice at everymeal, you could cook stew for them. I think they would loovvee it.

[@cleohinds3867]

She die last .yrs

[@FlyingbyFaith]

@@gretareid6792 Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@earlhenry9770]

I am a Trinidadian who lived and studied in the Philippines for a number of years, and everything this guy said is absolutely true. The original Filipinos are black and are called negritos. Also, the philippines also make a dish that is similar to the Jamaican escovitch and it is called escabeche. Like your guest, i am also a Seventh Day Adventist. I have been to the Philippines more times than I can count the fingers on both hands, and I love it. That young man is on point with every thing. Also, the Philippines is more developed and modern than all the islands in the Caribbean especially in modern manila. There is a place named Makati, and you'd think that you are in midtown Manhattan. I would love to communicate with your Davin, since we are both SDA and I studied there at Adventist University of the P,hilippines which I know he knows. I also travel over there to visit from time to time, especially when I was studying. I did my doctorate in public health over there. I love the Philippines and can live there. Thank you for this video, Sir.

[@rag7642]

What year did you graduated at AUP?

[@larryjones4760]

The only thing that was wrong about his info is that Spanish breeds with negritos since they are isolated the average filipinos that you can see right now are malay descents they outnumbered the negritos that's why they are isolated.

[@michelle20900]

Yes, I lived near a Philippine restaurant in Maryland and they served the fish like how I remembered our Escovitch fish taste.

[@orlandobangayan8178]

The color of Filipino is brown, you say Filipino is negrito..! Explain it why Filipinos are Negritos..?! Where Negritos come from.? When Philippines under Spanish colony, Spain vs. USA, Negritos from Africa is slave by american, negro join american to fight against Spain, then Filipino war against America, the Negritos left american to join Filipino soldiers to america. that's why Negritos begins to spreading to Philippines anywhere in the mountains of Luzon. Thrs no asian Negritos here in Asia. 💀🇵🇭⚔️👍

[@orlandobangayan8178]

You don't know the history of Asian Pacific bro, we are not belong to negro and we are not accept that we are Latino in Asia. 💀🇵🇭⚔️👍

[@kennethmasihdas2584]

This young man has shown remarkable ability to assess and analyze his status and to make changes in his life for the better. He is indeed an inspiration to all young people in despair. His life is an amazing journey. God Bless him and his wife and his mission. Be safe.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@reidsontherun2756]

Ang galing mo bro! I am a Jamaican that speak tagalog also,and am very much familiar with the culture. Ingat kayo lahat!

[@sammied3000]

I like him and Irene. Keep spreading the Gospel my brother. God has done a mighty thing in your life. I will be following you and seeing how I can assist you in your endeavors. May God hide you from the enemy when you are flying those planes and in everything you do. Bless up.

[@jeanlovell3091]

This interview has been great. Really enjoyed it. May succes continue to follow Davin and Irene. Blessings always. Again beautiful and informative conversation.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

This is Davin,I am grateful for your kind words and encouragement here,happy to know you liked the interview and was blessed. Keep in touch by all means, blessings.

[@estherdaley629]

Really enjoyed this interview. Beautiful couple and very inspiring story. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 God bless your ministry!

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@bello7077]

I work with alot of Phillipinas, very hard working people and humble. They love reggae music and Jamaican food . Wonderful interview... Sharing with my coworkers from phillipines. Jah bless.🇯🇲🇺🇸🇯🇲

[@FlyingbyFaith]

thanks for sharing this with others man, love and appreciated eno

[@yaoh-shob5710]

@@FlyingbyFaith I am looking to move from London to Cebu within the next few months, can I share a video with you which will detail my motivation?

[@theresanichols5556]

This interview is the best one so far,I love Davin and Irene¹

[@valeriedavis7143]

I agree the best so far

[@shamamclean5521]

Very proud of u my nephew glad to see you are a purpose child ur aunt shama listening to u great interviee

[@FlyingbyFaith]

thanks for the encouragement, much love to you too.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@seanyenglish4264]

Myself and my Filipino wife are migrating to the Philippines soon and will be bringing Jamaican food via a restaurant. We’ve been introducing Jamaican food to the family and friends and the response is so positive that we’ve decided that this will our business and are excited to present it to the Philippines in the Luzon area. There is/was a Jamaican restaurant on one of the islands called Dumagete called True Love Cafe but I haven’t heard anything of them since the pandemic. 🙏🏾❤️👊🏾

[@dorothychampbell872]

The Lord send me to Philippines and I did not go when I see how far I have to go When I check. I did not go I change my mind I

[@lornaellis632]

- Blessings

[@dorothychampbell872]

Thank you revival from last night's tomorrow

[@kellis6001]

I am very proud of Davin's accomplishments. I hope someone who have the opportunity to watch his story on different platform will be inspired. Thanks for this wonderful feature Xavier.....blessings.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@herfamiller139]

Great testimony bros very insperational really enjoy this one!! Xavier another job well done.

[@doreenmorgan9683]

One of the best interviews ever, love Davin's personality and positive attitude. Great Christian attitude may God continue to bless him. Thanks Xavier for another great interview.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, God bless you too

[@jenjohnson3178]

Amen Gavin, wonderful interview, I am proud of you

[@herfamiller139]

One of the best interviews Xavier shows that one's pass does not dictate one's future" from his nothing he became a mighty vessell in the hands of God....i pray his testimony will be heard by boys, girls, men ,women and it will bring hope and touch the life of someone to walk away from the life of gun, crime and voilence and to be s better person.

[@Dtella55]

Past

[@herfamiller139]

Yes, thanks for correction. Peace

[@dionnewhite7469]

I am a Jamaican watching 👀 from N.Y...what a profound, refreshing, and inspiration ✨️ 🙌 story Mr.Davin & Irine Bennett thanks for sharing 👍 🙌🙌🙏🙏

[@sashamorris2913]

Ok Davin nice to listen to your story u are wonderful.

[@maureengolding2980]

Thanks for sharing because we still have people who feel stuck and don't know how to navigate out.

[@donnaherman3876]

Profound message and what a phenomenal blessing God has bestowed on Davin.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

To God be all the glory eno,blessings to you. Davin

[@maureengolding2980]

I love you, Jamaica!

[@merlenepryce1181]

Such a great interview with Davin.Thanks for sharing your life experiences with the audience and I wish you and Your lovely wife Irene all the best

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@vernabar7093]

Wonderful interview Xavier, my takeaway you don't have to be defined by your surroundings. Very interesting and informative. Love his spirit and he is funny as well. I wish them well💜🙏🇯🇲🇺🇲

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@maryayco1120]

I am from the Philippines who live in Jamaica.

[@julianablackman5914]

As a Trinidadian in Canada, I have tried several Filipino dishes. I have found them tasty especially the desserts, but I have not found them to be visually appealing.

[@markhaye9377]

This was an excellent interview and inspiring guest.

[@120536AD]

#Resilience. Great interview guys and Davin's wife is very down to earth.

[@jmorgan3835]

Enjoy this interview!! Davin is something else!! Love that Irene enjoy the Jamaican food

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@jenniferjemison636]

I love that he shows so much respect and love for his wife. The vibes between them is so natural and down to earth. I wish them continued success. She looks like a good woman Davin. You did good 👍.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@dawncole6709]

Love this young man. What an inspiration to the youths.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Indeed, that's my aim to encourage the youth in society back a Jamaica eco

[@sophiewilliams1965]

Love this COUPLE very well and is the FRIST I saw them lovely Jamaican bro love this interview God richly bless this family and this big man for this Godly interview

[@joycevernon8526]

Great interview, God bless you, your wife and your ministry in all your endeavors. I love you both, may God continue to keep your faith strong including your health,🙏🏾💝🙏🏾

[@JoAnnRichardsGoffe]

Excellent interview!

[@blake4768]

I am also a Sda Christian, I appreciate what you’re doing.God bless you

[@sophiachue]

Great conversation. As a product of Rae Town, his comment on the address in Jamaica is heartwarming.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@AVBNOW23]

What a generous man♥️❤️♥️ Continued success to you and your wife.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@JS-5501]

Such a wonderful story! Congrats Davin, well done!

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@Junjo11]

So true. We Jamaicans are so forthright and outspoken.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

fi real and to be honest it can be very intimidating on many occasion

[@sonnyc2539]

American's can be like that.

[@NDiaStayMotivatedMurray]

Mlso 💜💜 Jamaicans are every where in the world 🌎 and we are shining like the sun ☀️ TFS💜

[@valeriedavis7143]

Love this one Davin Bennett he made this enjoyed to watch

[@linnettegayle8116]

This was a very good and entertaining interview, I did enjoy Davin’s experience, happy to have met Irene, glad you went to Jamaica 🇯🇲 and enjoy the Ackee ,now you have your own, enjoy your Ackee.Thanks

[@sophiemclarke6556]

What a fantastic couple really lovely. Bless them.

[@tonyfeneus4060]

Can i come too i from haiti

[@sophiemclarke6556]

@@tonyfeneus4060 Yes all can visit.

[@coreenjohnson5967]

Great encouragement Davin, I hope it will inspire other inner city youths.

[@theresacampbell1567]

Blessing god is good 🙏 as we pray for each other's

[@suebell1212]

Great interview… Beautiful couple as well 🥰… When we allow God in our lives, the blessings are endless, and your life becomes a testimony!! 🙏🇯🇲

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@ajohnson3020]

Wonderful interview 👏 really enjoyed this

[@coreenjohnson5967]

This was a great conversation, I really enjoyed it. Like Captain Bligh by introducing ackee to Jamaica, Davin your name will go down in the Philippine history to introduce ackee to that country. I hope the ackee tree will grow and yield some great fruits to feed many.

[@desnalowers7116]

Yes on the ackee vibes

[@Venicegeral]

Awesome Davin, may you stay strong in the Lord always, and keep allowing him to direct your path. Blessings to you and your lovely wife!!

[@vanlifeembracingdiversity5431]

This was nothing but positive, hilarious, inspiring. Filipino American based in England and my best mate who is Jamaican sent this link to me. Davin and Irene visit my brother Mike and his wife Joanna in Bolinao either in Birdland Resort or one of their Kopi Kubo cafes.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

wow small world, thanks for the kind words and encouragement enough. Blessings.

[@paulettethomas6172]

Love this interview . God continue to bless you Davin.

[@kalikal8919]

I loved this interview, very real and true. Nothing but God guiding you Davin. I have been to the Philippines multiple times for work and currently visiting again. People here are definitely more friendly and welcoming that in other Asian counties I have visited. It's truly an adjustment when they stand staring at me. Kamayan is the term for eating with your hands. Definitely, a culture shock for me when eating with friends. Lol As a tourist/working here, there are lots of misconceptions about Filipinos. People should visit and not be put off by the news. I love it here and even thinking of moving.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@jabulanipapole6996]

😅😅😅.....I can relate to everything Davin Bennett is saying about the Filipino. I'm a South African and have lived in the Philippines for 2 yrs. What a friendly country with amazing people the Philippines is. Thank you Xavier Murphy for this wonderful interview

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@maryayco1120]

Davin go to Antequera, Bohol you'll get a lot of breadfruit especially my yard.

[@almastone4935]

This is a very enjoyable interview, Darin and his wife are beautiful souls, as an SDA Christian I truly appreciate your work. God bless you both.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@ruthdaughteroftheking2899]

So very inspiring! God bless you all. Quality and educational presentation. Irene and Davin… precious.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@craigmullings7393]

This was a great interview. Davin you make me so proud of our shared heritage my brother, keep on being your authentic self.

[@desnalowers7116]

Up up

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@daynajoe]

Was this a great episode or what??!! 😆 So enjoyed learning about this country. I have a Jamaican relative who lived there (about 20 years ago) for a year. He’ll enjoy this one for sure! ✨💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Businessunder500]

Davin your life experience should be a movie to inspire others. That there is better for anyone no matter where they are from. I enjoyed your story. This is a must share story.

[@jackiehart7293]

Amen!!! Great interview!!! God bless Devin and his ministry!!! 🙏

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@jamaicaprincessprincess8433]

I love watching 👀 this program. Always interesting and informative . Jamaicans are so adventurous traveling and living in different countries. Thanks Xavier for taking us to these different places and bringing us these interesting stories.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@maxinepowell9408]

I'm so proud of you, the interview was so sweet, it was like looking at my son who is also a pilot and a Christian continue doing good.

[@janh7801]

This was inspirational! Made me want to meet Davin in person.

[@desnalowers7116]

I love this interview. Davin is a wonderful Christian man. Davin I would like to donate to the mission WORK. I'm a Jamaican and a SDA too. How can I donate to Davin.

[@deecee4310]

Really !!!

[@sheryljohnson8261]

So inspiring to God be the glory 🙏🙏❤️👍

[@lagschooladoptionllc]

This has been absolutely wonderful. My mahal is in the Philippines and I am sharing this video with her. It has helped me and I know it will definitely help her about Jamaicans. Thank you very much and if and when I visit the Philippines I would like to have lunch with Devin and Irene. God bless you both.

[@lilymbbrown2596]

Very interesting interview one of my cousin's wife is from the Phillipines and live in Manila they have been married for over 20 years and the other cousin's girlfriend is also from there too...very nice people...Devin sounds just like one of my nephews if I wasn't looking at him and was hearing his voice I would think it's my nephew talking....I'm going to check out his web pages... Continued success to you Devin and Irine in your endeavors..Blessings 👍🙏

[@melissabarrett8051]

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Continued blessings on Davin and family - and may Davin continue to be a blessing to others through his ministry.

[@ernelllawrence4496]

Such a inspirational young man. David, you are so right, it's not where you started, its where you ends up. I know a young man that started in the ghetto just like you and now he has a Doctorate in history and is also becoming a well-known Media Personality . Be inspired

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@camillecope5802]

Thank God you made it out of Gordon Pen brother, God truly made a way. I use to live that community and I made it out,I'm grateful it could have been otherwise. Thanks for taking us on such a beautiful journey.

[@msymister6776]

Is this community near Eltham?

[@jacquiepalmer6417]

I was born in Kingston Jamaica and I grew up eating alot of Rice and so I always say kingstonian love rice because many parents had to work and when they come home from work in the evening rice is the quickest thing to cook. I am a SDA who is a herbivore and I love to add rice to my cooked beans soup just as the philippnos do. I will never get tired of rice, l love Basmatic rice.

[@paulmarriott266]

Nice interview! I hope you'll conclude the feature by highlighting in detail his mission work and flying experience thus far.

[@paulettelogan5475]

Sir Xavier, you are doing a great work...So informative and educative! Well Done...Proud of you Davin...Congratulations to you and your Beautiful wife!👏

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@valsimms8321]

Wow, beautiful interview and a very inspiring story. May God continue to guide you on your journey 🙏

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@aaw265]

My man is a king inna the castle. All smiles 😃!

[@selectamark]

This was an excellent interview. I didn't realise there was a closing thoughts question. It was a lovely unusual twist. Shoutout from the uk 🇬🇧

[@pameliarowe]

Hi Davin, Christian greetings. This was such an inspiring interview. You are doing a great work. Love to your wife.🙏🏽

[@kingsamuel8408]

This is soo inspirational I Love it!

[@jeanlovell3091]

Such a beautiful message to the youth.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

indeed, that was the point eno

[@ordeineoliphant2493]

Beautiful interview. I enjoyed every minute of it. I pray God will be with Davin and Irene as they continue their missionary lives 🙏

[@devonrichards1286]

I like this interview with Devin and Irene really love how he progressed in life interview was very lovely

[@patwahili771]

Wonderful interview Xavier & Davin. Good job Davin please continue to work for the LORD! You are so bubbly & down to earth like a true Jumeikan. Respec & Mannaz!

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too

[@lauristonlindsay]

Beautiful interview!! Great words of encouragement to the youths of Jamaica who need to know a better way to live than to commit bad man crimes..

[@marcih.8826]

What a delightful interview so informative. So proud of Davin for what he has accomplished. Look forward to these interviews.

[@deecee4310]

What has he accomplished… he’s divorced himself from his culture and ethnicity, so please explain

[@jamaicaprincessprincess8433]

Beautiful couple!💑 I thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Davin and his lovely wife Irene. God bless you both as you continue to serve with your Living in Faith initiative.

[@jamaicaprincessprincess8433]

Praise God for your closing thoughts Davin. I hope some inner city kids are hearing this.

[@dennisfloy148]

Love the closing remarks.what a testimony may Gods blessings continue to follow Great interview.

[@mumacolors4405]

Most Filipino way behind , as us jamaican said (backa wall) clueless to what's going on in the world 🌎 but other than that they are very friendly and loving people. I watched a lot of videos of the Philippines 🇵🇭 and i would definitely live there

[@kevingrant5695]

Great interview brother .

[@quinnaguirre5626]

You really just have to go to the Philippines and explore for yourself. Spend time in Manila, then Cebu and then Cagayan de Oro. From there you can visit provinces that surrounds. Just an insight, Filipino food translates well to Jamaican food. We have oxtail, chicken, fish (we even have version of escovich) and etc dishes. You will love the people. Must come. My good co-worker friend in the US is Jamaican and his Father is the Honorary Philippine Consolate Head in Kingston. Plan your trip Now! Best time to go and experience the culture is of course December but April May is good too.

[@kevingrant5695]

So true I am bless by this glad to see this .

[@theresanichols5556]

This interview is off the chart.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@FlyingbyFaith]

it sell offffffffff fi real man

[@desnalowers7116]

Agree

[@rag7642]

@@FlyingbyFaith I would like to meet you when I come home to the Philippines brother. I have planted breadfruit in our farm in Isabela I will give you some when It bears fruit.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

@@rag7642 fi real man, looking forward to it eno. Blessings. I was assigned there before.

[@lauricehutchinson5725]

This interview was very interesting and refreshing and also uplifting.We need more of this type. Very good I am blessed by this interview. Thank God.

[@elainemaineculf2412]

From Brooklyn NY. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all things shall be added unto us......young man did just that and God set him up....to God be the glory.

[@carolpsalmon1227]

This was very interesting, love your videos

[@dianamckenzie8385]

What a great opportunity to express and influence others to know the Lord first and all things will be added to you. Someone good has come out of Nazareth! Everyone who is Jamaican “Give thanks and praise to Adonai for his kind mercies to Davin and Irene. Love is the most powerful thing. Love this story.

[@FlyingbyFaith]

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement, much appreciated. Blessed to know that you were inspired by my story. God bless you too. Yes indeed Nazareth does have good people

[@mgriffiths3579]

Loved this interview well said

[@valeriedavis7143]

me too it was when he mention the cool running cold funny

[@normacoote9856]

Davin down to earth… typical Jamaican. Speak as they think.

[@natalee3114]

Big up Davin. We went to Spanish town high school. Continue being the great person that you are. Love this interview.

[@Addiamillerbernard]

Great interview Xavier and Davin. Lots of Phillipinos seamen travel to Jamaica to join ships.

[@lawrencetaylor5160]

This young man is a inspiration and I hope the young men in Jamaica watch your channel and be inspired by his story. And as he said there are other ways the guns and drugs. I pray God continue to bless him and his wife.

[@angelaforbes3395]

Great interview, very inspiring, I will definitely check out his channel ❤️❤️❤️

[@deneisefrancis8004]

Xavier, one of the best interviews, I throughly enjoyed this. My cousin is married to a lady from the Philippines, and some of my co-workers are also.

[@coraleephillips5974]

I co gratulate this young for keeping his faith in God to make his dream come through its s great journey a great story for a jamaican

[@pic376]

Great interview! I love his determination and drive. Interesting. The Philippines is a predominantly Catholic country. Jamaicans are a very hardworking, the ones I have met.

[@delorisjones6372]

Everything that this couple is saying about the Philippines it’s true..as I goes Phillipines Church.. They eat rice with eggs daily but there’s one meal that I love and it’s pancit without the meat.. and they do ask a lot of questions for sure

[@normacoote9856]

Pure truth… I go to therapy where they work. Giggles a lot… talk a lot… very friendly people. Kind people also.

[@deneisefrancis8004]

I love pancit also.

[@karlenemarshall6211]

Wow very refreshing and inspiring thanks

[@richardservice2452]

Davian is so right Xavier because i work with some Philippinoes and rice was a main staple and they never get clyde....

[@dahliaanderson9234]

Had to watch to the end. Very motivating with God all things are possible. Lovely interview and lovely couple.