The Philippines Has CHANGED According To Foreigners (Street Interviews)

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[antoniochevalier]

The whole world has changed. Just go back from 1900 and every 15 years evaluate what has change during that time. It is really stunning

[semperfi-bn]

good advice.. don't engage in business, because the relatives gets interest which will complicate things.

[skipit-]

I first traveled to the 🇵🇭 in the mid eighties things of course were a lot different then also a lot cheaper. I just spent a few months there from October through the first week of January. I’ve travel to a many countries on 6 continents and I’ll still choose the 🇵🇭 over them all. You just can’t be the hospitable people, their friendliness and kindness by far is the best I’ve experienced in the world. Thanks for sharing your content I always enjoy viewing it. ✌🏾

[marichuarmodia]

Thank you for all the love in the Philippines 🇵🇭

[PabloSimbajon-ry]

Thank You for interviewing people to get their view of the changes in the Philippines..👍👍👍👍

[johnfowler]

I don’t know how they stay so happy!!! Even the 7-11 security guys opens the door and greet you with a genuine

[scoutman]

im resident american here SSRV.i aint leavin..glad im here.love my filipina gal.respect out to its people..will fight to defend this country

[Matthew-gzoh]

One of your best on the street interviews Alex, as a nice age mix and the older folks add a lot of wisdom.

[discoverglobeliving]

Interesting to hear foreigners' perspectives on the changes in the Philippines. Street interviews add authenticity. Change can bring challenges but also new opportunities.

[chris]

Thank you for posting Alex. Would like some more interviews with the old timers so they can give us some straight talk.

[MainEvent]

You did a great job interviewing these people. Props.

[Livingabroadalex]

Have you noticed any changes in the Philippines?

[bert-bbcm]

Philippines is getting expensive just like America and Europe.
The food and services are still way cheaper than other countries but you have to remember that Filipinos are naturally friendly, approachable folks. They enjoy talking, socializing and having a good time. We hardly talk about negative things about family, government or news. We just wanna go shopping, sightseeing, eating out and be happy all the time

[wanderlustasia]

Great responses Alex. I've been living here since 2009 and have noticed the traffic of course, but the main thing is the amount of foreigners that are here now is way more than back then. All the condo's going up too is very noticeable and I find that the bar scene is pretty boring these days, it was way better in the old days.

[giorgetti]

It’s a lot safer now than it was before, that’s for sure.

[melaniescheffen]

It's up to the couple if they will help or not . But as a pilipina we love helping our families if we can .

[paulchristensen]

What has changed in the Philippines since my first time there in 2017? Since the Covid times the frequency and the sophistication of the scammers has increased exponentially. Everyone suffered and everyone is living in greater poverty, so the incentive to separate Western men from their money is even more urgent.

[PinayGio]

Was in Philippines 2014 and 2015. this year after 9 years going back and will be around 5 months this time. Just miss Philippines and people there.

[RedBart]

Great Interview Alex. I love living in Cebu with my family. Wouldn't be anywhere else. Prices have gone up but that is just a fact the world over.

[frankornelaz]

Another great video. Really enjoy the interviews.