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These things are really true. First time i arrived here in Canada i was really shocked. Its not the was as expected. I even asked myself what i was doing here. Hahaha. Well ive adjusted now. But what you mentioned are really true. Driving. Malls. Apps. Haha. I litirally down grade in almost everythibg except the cost of living. Anyway enjoy you two. I really enjoy watching you.
We've kind of done the opposite. Come from Australia to live in the UK. We really miss the big tropical thunderstorms from Australia/Asia, but we love the UK summer, with its really long days. The biggest thing we miss when we think of The Philippines is the people. The Filipino people were all so lovely when we were there a few years back. ❤️
@@TheJuicyVlog You guys are close enough! When Australia lifts its travel bans, you should definitely check it out. We're happy to give you tips if you want some!
@@lsmith6378 well yes, almost everything is cheaper than from where you are, so if you have lots of money you could live like a king here. But if your level of consciousness about your money is that, filipinos well be running after you or scam you for your money.. yeah that was happening years ago when we still had corrupt governments, specifically after the Marcos era, right to before the Duterte administration. Mostly those people in government did not respect and didn't care for people living in poverty, which in turn those people didn't also think of caring and respecting people, and some even had criminal minds. Lol. But Presently filipinos in general is back to being loving, caring, friendly and generous. We want guests and foreigners to be happy in our country.
During these very trying times, I often forget to be thankful for all the things that my country has to offer. With this vlog, you guys just gave me a reason to pause, look at the greener side of things, and actually appreciate the Philippines once again, so thank you so much for that! P.S. I always look forward to your daily vlogs because they make the quarantine life a bit better each day. Stay inspiring!! ❤️
I'm living in Australia and I do miss the friendliness of the Filipinos as well as the many staff that assist you in stores. It's absolutely fantastic! ❤️
@@giggletravels Money don't grow on trees. You can have more people earning enough so they dont sleep on the streets and starve or you can have fewer people on jobs getting higher salary in exchange for more homeless on the streets. If they increase the min wage, either the company will pass the cost to consumers or let go of some of the staff. You're not supposed to make a career out of being a store clerk unless it's your own shop.
about driving specifically in edsa, we always say to beginners(im not sure if everyone say this but a lot of people i know does including me), "if you can drive in edsa then you can drive anywhere around the world with ease." edsa is like a battle ground for drivers. XD
The downside is (from my observation), drivers from the Philippines are normally not used to following the rules of the road. It's more of, "whatever goes". That's why EDSA is like a battlefield. This poses a problem when everyone else around you expects you to behave a certain way on the road--like following your own lane or not changing lanes at an intersection.
I'm a Filipino, but for me, nothing beats Mumbai and Delhi (and Bangalore, while we're at it). We Filipinos use our side mirrors and not take over lanes if we see that we won't fit. In India, the fold their side mirrors, because they think it is an unnecessary car accessory. My Indian companion told me that I need three G's to be able to drive there and they are, A Good Break, A Good Horn (Busina) and a Good Luck
Yes there will be an IKEA shop soon. It'll be the largest in the world. 70,000 square feet if I'm not mistaken. Construction is currently ongoing right beside the Mall of Asia!
Actually, the shop floor will be the same size as everywhere else (which is still huge). What is not mentioned is that the extra estate space will host some 80% of the IKEA's worldwide Customer Support, and even some of the IT. That's tens of thousands more quality jobs for the Manilenos.
I am from the UK and I was there for 4 weeks from Dec 2019 - Jan 2020. I just cant wait to come back. My apartment is in Manila. Philippines shopping mall makes the shopping malls in England look like a cupboard. You can get up to 4 malls within a square 2 miles, unlike England, you have to travel up to 2 hours from one to another. Enjoy it guys and hope to connect on my next visit. I totally agree with you on all points.
Ohh really it's 2hrs before you go to another mall in UK? But in Philippines there have 4 Big Malls just connecting to each other in Ayala, Makati City So you can can shop till you drop.anyway Metro Manila is filled with many Big Malls awesome.
Hi George n Lucy as one of ex Dubai and a Filipino working in sales I can also proudly say that we are a big impack to the shop owners, and we even have a customer mystery shopper. And also most of the sales person in duty free are filipinos, because they are really knowledgeable of the products and good in customer service.
I can't help it. I shed a tear when you mentioned the lazy boy in movie theatres in Manila. With just P500, I evem have unlimited cola and pop corn there. I miss you, Manila.😘
Foreigners: I love the weather in Philippines! Filipinos: **Nauuhaw, napapaos, Nanghihinang umiiyak sa loob ng refrigerator habang nagsasalita ng "Gusto ko makahawak ng snow"** (Thirsted, Drying, weakening, crying inside a refrigerator while saying " I want to touch a snow")
My two Indian friend came there. They didn't even sweat walking in the streets of The Fort under the sun but when they are here. Both of them will be covered in sweat. If only people will learn to always be grateful of what they have rather than complain on what they don't have. There will be more happy people
I guess it's just you and your friends. I dont know anyone who'd say that, ang OA! Yes, it could be very hot, but havent u gotten used to it by now? You can face a fan, you can put ice in front of the fan, drink cold water, take a bath, etc....
I am a Filipina who migrated to the UK in middle age, and when I started living here I was so disheartened by the fact that you cannot just walk in a dentist’s clinic and have emergency tooth treatment. You needed to book and you can of course go private but it will cost you an arm and a leg. I needed a specialised root canal and it cost us 600 pounds! So whenever I go back to visit, I have all dental, eye and cosmetic treatments like facials, massages etc. which are pricey in the UK. Other than that I love the UK. I have dual citizenship. Thanks and more power. Will follow your vlog. Watching fr Hoddesdon, England.
As a Filipino living in the UK, there are things I love in the Philippines which are not in the UK and there are things I love in the UK which are not the Philippines. I just love both of these countries.
Try climbing Mt. Pulag around the month of January to February the temperature could drop to 0 degree and if you are lucky enough you see the Sea Clouds which us breath taking. Love you both ❤️
True. We went there 2016 Decmber we were caught by a sudden storm in the middle of the night at our jump off point it was freezing. In the morning all the leaves of the crops were frozen laminated with ice.
@@rayjunsay2840 glad you guys enjoyed it. i'm a fat couch potato so it was a difficult climb for me but my girlfriend convinced me. and you'd think it would be my body that would've given up, but no. When we got to the peak, my girlfriend came down with the flu! Crazy. I did enjoy the caves of Sagada though.
I've worked & lived in UK (Coventry, West Midlands). Mostly spot-on on what these 2 said in this episode. Here are other things that are quite unique in UK: 1. Higher tax (salary-based). Other taxes such as TV tax, Road tax, & Council tax. 2. Free medical (unless you want private hospital, and if you are a tourist). 3. Disciplined drivers and their transport system is very good, but less public vehicles during Sundays & holidays. 4. Expensive car park fee. 5. Roundabouts (Rotunda in the Phils.) which can be confusing at first. 6. Beaches are cold (even during summer). 7. Malls close early specially in small cities/towns. 8. Brits' love of Fish & Chips, Football (soccer), tea, reality TV. 9. Brits call lunch "dinner" and dinner "tea" or supper. 10. They love asking "Are you alright?" no matter how many times you've bumped into each other in workplaces. 11. Different spellings of certain words, like paedia/pedia, colour/color. Words like loo (CR/toilet), ages ago, cab (taxi), push bike (bicycle), cheers (thank you), and many others. 12. They tell times differently: quarter past 2 (2:15), half-past six/half-six (6:30). I might have forgotten something else, feel free to add. Cheers!!!
Had a bad experience a decade ago on a London street. Asked I think was a Londoner lady crossing my way, where is this or that place. Without even thinking and she continued to pass by, knowing I am an Asian, replied “I really got no clue.”
Not really mate. Every city you go anywhere in this planet, you'll encounter some unpleasant people and/or experiences. Just be thankful that you are able to travel...
As a Filipino i am oftened amused when o see foreigners choosing to live here in Manila. I sometimes want to leave the Philippines because i just get so tired of our Goverment/politics, but this video made me see how blessed we are. You are going to create a great UK migration. Cheers! :)
and go where? Corruption is not a Philippines only problem. Money and Power corrupts people so that problem is pretty much everywhere you go. Even worse than the Philippines in some cases.
Its been a pleasure for us Filipinos that you enjoyed Philippines the fact that you moved in here. Certified fan here and of course a subscriber. Thank you so much. A warm welcome from us. Hope you have a great time here in Philippines. 👍👍👍
Yes its true, Diverse Landscape, in fact in one Thailand vlog called WORLD 360 DEGREE, Philippines Series (please do watch 4 part series), since it is recognized as one of World Diverse Destinations, a Thailander working in the Philippines acknowledged that "VISITING ONLY THIS COUNTRY WILL MAKE YOU FEEL AS TRAVELED AROUND THE WORLD" as she explain the diversity of places in the country.
In Ireland strangers all the time talk to person next to them , commenting about things what happening or talking something random. There’s lot of hi to strangers passing by too . Town and country sides. And it’s nice mostly
I'm 100% English. I live near Newcastle and I hate it here. The people the racism the weather the mass amount of processed food. Good food is expensive and healthy food is generally more expensive too. The lack of things to do here too. I've been to PH twice and cant wait to get back
Wow!! Lovely! I just saw your vlog just now. First time subscriber. I’m here in the Uk living in Romford, Essex but a true bloodied Filipino. I envy you guys because you are enjoying life in our country but I am dreaming of going back home in few years time. I really really missed my home country Philippines. Thanks much for the nice comments or observations in my country. Glad that you really love living there. Enjoy your life there & take care🙏😘 In addition to what you mentioned is.. if you are in the supermarket you don’t have to carry your stuffs, somebody from the supermarket will help you put all the grocery items in the your shopping bag & will help you carry all your stuff to your car. While here in Uk “no one will help you”. You can leave everything in the customer service if you want to continue shopping without the hassle or burden of carrying your shoppings bags whilst going to one shop to another. That’s one of the things I missed back home.👍
It's amazing that you're living in the Philippines and I'm Pilipino living in the snowy country Canada for decades since I was a kid. So glad though that you love living in the Philippines. Maybe someday soon I will come home and build a house and enjoy the sunny weather like you do. Well guys, take care of yourselves and stay safe traveling different places in the Philippines. Have fun. ❤🇵🇭🇬🇧
Wow man, I learned a lot from you guys and I am a Filipino. I am glad that you are enjoying the culture, food, and the people of the Philippines. Stay safe and God bless you both!
Unfortunately, we are very near the equator to snow. We wouldn’t have these amazing beaches if it snows in the PH. I wouldn’t trade beaches for snow, either. I guess we can’t have it all. 🤷🏻♂️
I am filipino by orin born in the province of pangasinan.i am retired and live in UK for 46 yrears now.my heart is is always in the Philippines. Everytime I see your vlogs i miss life in my town bayambang,I miss my home town food "pinakbet and adobo".I wish you all the best stay safe to save life.keep up the good work.i very jealous!!!
Two very different places and in many respects completely opposite ways of living. Nice to hear your comparisons and commentaries. I like both but definitely enjoy traveling in the Philippines more because of the weather and beaches 🙌💯☀️🏝
Just want to clarify myself, I do appreciate everything they mentioned about my country, I guess I just didn’t want them to sound offending to the other side. However, thank you so much for making me feel proud.😐
@@mariloumamenta5563 You're not familiar with British humor, they are very very offensive. Anyway, they're allowed to say what they want be it better in the Philippines or better in the UK as long as it checks out.
omg I can totally relate! im currently living in the UK right now and missing Phils to bits😭.. enjoyed watching this and agree to your lists! keep safe always there!
Haha speaking of service in UK, went to a shop in the airport, this lady at the counter i think probably practiced saying “no” not knowing they actually have the item that I’m looking for 😅
Hi, guys good to hear that you enjoy Philippines too much, Im born Filipino but immigrate here in the UK , to work in the NHS, been here for 15yrs now as a british citizen, but I also applied for dual citizen in the Philippines, hoping some day that I will be able to go back to my home land to start a bussiness, your video is so uplifting for me as a Filipino British, keep up the good work guys God bless.
I think the reason why your orders get to you in just a couple of hours is because you're in Manila. In the Philippines most of the suppliers for online selling is based on Manila or any parts of Luzon. That is why for some of us who lives here in the southern parts like Visayaz and Mindanao, we can relate to you about your orders taking about a few days or weeks before it gets to you.
With this video... British explorers will explore and flock to Philippines and live their lives under the sun. Forget about the privilege and money. One life enjoy it at least we will all die with a smile in our face with halo halo on a 🏖. 😂10 more years you will see a diverse population. But we hope they will integrate and be more friends with LOCALS rather than co-European vloggers. Telling everybody Filipinos are nice and friendly but no genuine effort to integrate gives them a wrong message that you stay in Philippines for massive audiences and rack up CZcams income. I know culture and language is way different but Pinoys integrates abroad so can you. No harm!
Hi guys , I’m a filipino but I moved here in the UK in 2003 . We lived in the cotswolds which is an amazing place for 5 years before settling in Bromsgrove. We have a house in Baguio , everytime we go home my daughter who was born here in the Uk don’t want to leave baguio, she hate warm weather so obviously anywhere outside baguio is hot” 😅Hopefully she can change her view as she grows as she is more a Brit than pinoy .&I’ll show her this video of yours. Thanks ,cheers 😀
You guys faces never grew old, looks like you're really enjoying your time in the Phil. Have you noticed that even it's warm, your faces feel like moisturized? How cool is that!!!
I really learned a lot today from you both. Thank you. I've been away for four decades and just started visiting on a regular basis after my husband died.
"Let go and go with the flow" , you hit the nail on the head there. I grew up in the UK and left to move to Hong Kong when i was 24 then I married someone from the Philippines and I will retire in the Philippines. I love the Philippines and I have a completely different outlook on life . Love your channel guys and it makes me very happy to see some fellow Brits in the Philippines. Keep it going I hope one day i can be as big as you.
Watching your videos has been now a part of my daily routine. It made me feel a bit closer to my home country. Especially now that I can't visit the Philippnes due to the pandemic. Thank you and God bless to the both you.
Much appreciated how you guy's appreciate our country. It shows how down to Earth and open minded you guys are in terms of learning and experiencing about our culture and our traditions.
It's kinda surprising to hear that driving in the phils is more laid back? Most foreigners i know say they get stressed easily here than in their country hahaha...
Hindi kasi araw araw sila nag dri drive. Minsan lang ata palabas pa ng Manila and they usually drive sa provinces sa pinas. Pag foreigner ka and you work in makati at nag dri drive ka araw araw ma stress ka talaga pero pag monsan lang at palabas pa ng manila, mas maluwag talaga ang policy natin compare sa ibang bansa lalo at marami masunurin sa ibang bansa
Appreciation. This is the most fundamental happiness tool. Appreciation is the purest, strongest form of love. It is the outwardbound kind of love that asks for nothing and gives everything. Thank you for choosing the Philippines ❤️ I hope you guys enjoy your stay, always. Indeed they are beautiful and happy British couple, stay safe and healthy.
Check out Uptown Mall at BGC- they have a four-step process before they let you in the mall: temp, hand sanitizer, mist, foot bath. They used a cubicle to implement the first three
Soon there will be super long bridges to connect Manila to all other islands & provinces where you could just drive instead of taking the ferry. When that happens I may move back to PH for good.
I was born in the Philippines but I live in Ontario, and I noticed the same thing that you guys did when it comes to store staff. Recently my family and I went back for vacation and as soon as I entered the SM department store to buy some clothes, I had about two or three of their workers come up and ask how they can help and what stuff I was looking for. One of them even walked with me throughout the whole store to help me locate each item. Needless to say, the shopping experience was smooth and the only trouble I had was choosing from the huge variety of styles. And I agree with you 100% about the size of the malls in the Philippines, they're huge! I swear you need like at least a full day or even more to fully get through all of MOA.
I couldn't agree more with you regarding driving there, Lucy. You really do have to adopt a more flexible, relaxed and go-with-the-flow approach. The "chaos" actually becomes quite pleasant and enjoyable. And I noticed how relaxed drivers are there. Thanks for reminding me of the things to be grateful for about my country and heritage. Love the UK, too! I love the art and cultural diversity of London :-)
Thanks for appreciating our country. I love PH but i always dream of living in UK, I am obsessed of the culture and history, i watched documentaries related to Castles in UK, i read and watch everything about the Royal Family, i looove Princess Diana, i love watching movies based on Kings n Queens of UK, i love British singers, 1D, Ed Sheeran,Adele, i love British Actors n Actresses esp EMILIA CLARKE 😍 and of course love love you guys ❤
It’s great to see you guys voicing out the stuff you like about the Philippines despite the few obvious unfavourable concerns in the country.The UK has also been our second home & we love it as much as you have fallen in love with the Philippines
I live in the Philippines for 2 years now,but what i am still not used too is the heat,but the people are more friendly then in Holland,very relaxed and helpful
All I can say is it is sooo true coming from a Filipino living in Europe for the last 7 years. In general the video sums up that everything is easy and laidback, if you have the ways and means, everything in the Philippines is way easier.
About the cinemas: true that snacks in UK cinemas are sooo overpriced and there's not as many choices - it's literally just sweet or salty popcorn. I miss the cheese, sour cream, barbecue, chocolate and so many different flavours of popcorn
If you stay and live in the Philippines you become kinder. Filipinos can warm even the coldest and indifferent person because they will feel genuine love and friendship.
We wish you the best guys. It is the people of the Philippines that makes it all different - warm, hospitable, and speaks good y. English! Plus the food. Hope you enjoy your star. Thanks for all your videos. We enjoy watching them. Looking forward to more. Keep safe and keep travelling!
People are friendly, yes. Those rushing to get a tube train would even stop by to help me with my suitcase, etc. I think what they meant was that here, people just do their thing. When you enter a shop, some staff may greet you but will leave you to browse while they carry on with their job. In the Phils, you have staff that are doing the job that needs to be done, then you have people who will follow you around to make sure there’s someone there to help you. When you’re walking around in the UK, some people think it’s weird if you smile at them and they don’t know you. In the Phils, people will smile at you or even go the extra mile to say hi or something.
Philippines cinema are much cleaner and spacious, glad Edmonton, Canada are starting to change their seats into a recliners as well but the snacks are still expensive, love 💕 this vlogs and enjoying your reactions channels, good job guys and stay safe❤️
I Was born in Cebu City but currently leaving here in Cambridge UK. I watch your video a lot to see more in the Philippines that I never been to, I love your vlog and sometimes crying missing the Philippines so much. Thanks for your everyday vlog about the Philippines I felt like home ❤️❤️❤️
Haha I feel like you're getting spoiled with the services here with it's convenience. But I can't blame you. Maybe it's because we're modernizing the way customer services business should be in the future years. Lucy referring to fb market as guerilla marketing, which is really really effective and convenient to customers. Nice content as always. ❤ this channel.
No.. we dont have snow here in the philippines.. but we do experience hale in some part of ph.. happy to know that you guys chose our country as your second home 😊
That is one of the Top 10 stupid Myths Filipinos tell Cheesy foreigners they are trying to impress. Stop that ignorance. First of all, most Filipinos cant even afford Ham or Quezon de Bola for Xmas eve! Also you need to Educate yourself, 98% of Europeans will not be thrilled to know that you have Christmas in September, because that very, very, very Depressing! September and Christmas music is everywhere, Foreigners will really Hate that.
Indeed! I am Filipino living in London for 15 years now and I miss home so bad. The price here go off the roof the whole souring price almost triple. I need to go home soon. very accurate guys, awesome video.
Paul Cage I know I had lived in Belfast for 12 years and its 10C-21C during summer with some grey clouds every so often with cool breeze 🥶 😂 you need a hoodie just in case sun goes under the clouds.
@@johntee1614 It's early April. You go check the window and the sun is out. When you're outside it is freezing. After 10 minutes, it rained with sleet and windy. Few minutes after the sun shines again. I usually bring my raincoat in my bag even in summer 😂
Paul Cage 😂 mate I moved to Canada 2 years ago but I missed N.I. people and putting my body in City hall ground with books, crisps and Spring continental market. I know I will have a hoodie as grey clouds appears like how women behaves. 😂
My brothers and I were born and raised in Saudi Arabia. Raised in a Chinese/Spanish/Filipino household. I only for here in the Philippines back in 2014 to study in college. I really want to travel the Philippines before I travel more outside my parents' motherland.
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Snow - none but there are some instances like small ice storms (not sure with the right term). Probably Mother Earth is confused. 😅
@Higher Frequency 😒😒😒
These things are really true. First time i arrived here in Canada i was really shocked. Its not the was as expected. I even asked myself what i was doing here. Hahaha. Well ive adjusted now. But what you mentioned are really true. Driving. Malls. Apps. Haha. I litirally down grade in almost everythibg except the cost of living. Anyway enjoy you two. I really enjoy watching you.
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We've kind of done the opposite. Come from Australia to live in the UK. We really miss the big tropical thunderstorms from Australia/Asia, but we love the UK summer, with its really long days. The biggest thing we miss when we think of The Philippines is the people. The Filipino people were all so lovely when we were there a few years back. ❤️
Thanks for watching! It's cool to compare and find awesome things in different places! 🙌🏼 Want to visit Australia at some point too ☺️
@@TheJuicyVlog You guys are close enough! When Australia lifts its travel bans, you should definitely check it out. We're happy to give you tips if you want some!
Thank you po❤️
Yeah living in the Philippines is wonderful if you a cart full of money.
@@lsmith6378 well yes, almost everything is cheaper than from where you are, so if you have lots of money you could live like a king here. But if your level of consciousness about your money is that, filipinos well be running after you or scam you for your money.. yeah that was happening years ago when we still had corrupt governments, specifically after the Marcos era, right to before the Duterte administration. Mostly those people in government did not respect and didn't care for people living in poverty, which in turn those people didn't also think of caring and respecting people, and some even had criminal minds. Lol. But Presently filipinos in general is back to being loving, caring, friendly and generous. We want guests and foreigners to be happy in our country.
During these very trying times, I often forget to be thankful for all the things that my country has to offer. With this vlog, you guys just gave me a reason to pause, look at the greener side of things, and actually appreciate the Philippines once again, so thank you so much for that!
P.S. I always look forward to your daily vlogs because they make the quarantine life a bit better each day. Stay inspiring!! ❤️
Thanks for your support!
I agree, Made me appreciate my Country even more
This is actually one of the reasons why I like to watch these kind of videos. I want to constantly remind myself how awesome my country is.
I'm living in Australia and I do miss the friendliness of the Filipinos as well as the many staff that assist you in stores. It's absolutely fantastic! ❤️
Sad that staff wage is like $200 a month here in the Philippines.
@@giggletravels Money don't grow on trees. You can have more people earning enough so they dont sleep on the streets and starve or you can have fewer people on jobs getting higher salary in exchange for more homeless on the streets. If they increase the min wage, either the company will pass the cost to consumers or let go of some of the staff. You're not supposed to make a career out of being a store clerk unless it's your own shop.
I’m from the U.K. and my partner is Filipino and I can’t wait to settle permanently in the Philippines, I’ll only miss the U.K. a little bit 😂
about driving specifically in edsa, we always say to beginners(im not sure if everyone say this but a lot of people i know does including me), "if you can drive in edsa then you can drive anywhere around the world with ease." edsa is like a battle ground for drivers. XD
true 😂
Commonwealth may be its equal. Sparta of driving.
The downside is (from my observation), drivers from the Philippines are normally not used to following the rules of the road. It's more of, "whatever goes". That's why EDSA is like a battlefield. This poses a problem when everyone else around you expects you to behave a certain way on the road--like following your own lane or not changing lanes at an intersection.
I'm a Filipino, but for me, nothing beats Mumbai and Delhi (and Bangalore, while we're at it). We Filipinos use our side mirrors and not take over lanes if we see that we won't fit. In India, the fold their side mirrors, because they think it is an unnecessary car accessory. My Indian companion told me that I need three G's to be able to drive there and they are, A Good Break, A Good Horn (Busina) and a Good Luck
@@EdgarTeoxon no matter how bad edsa traffic gets, i just always have to think, "at least we're not India".
Yes there will be an IKEA shop soon. It'll be the largest in the world. 70,000 square feet if I'm not mistaken. Construction is currently ongoing right beside the Mall of Asia!
Yep, IKEA MOA will open 2021
Absolutely can't wait for their Swedish Meatballs! 😁
Actually, the shop floor will be the same size as everywhere else (which is still huge). What is not mentioned is that the extra estate space will host some 80% of the IKEA's worldwide Customer Support, and even some of the IT. That's tens of thousands more quality jobs for the Manilenos.
Building is already established.
@Pyrsonn Maulion There is a high chance some of the furniture will be sourced locally.
I am from the UK and I was there for 4 weeks from Dec 2019 - Jan 2020. I just cant wait to come back. My apartment is in Manila.
Philippines shopping mall makes the shopping malls in England look like a cupboard. You can get up to 4 malls within a square 2 miles, unlike England, you have to travel up to 2 hours from one to another. Enjoy it guys and hope to connect on my next visit. I totally agree with you on all points.
Ohh really it's 2hrs before you go to another mall in UK? But in Philippines there have 4 Big Malls just connecting to each other in Ayala, Makati City So you can can shop till you drop.anyway Metro Manila is filled with many Big Malls awesome.
Hi George n Lucy as one of ex Dubai and a Filipino working in sales I can also proudly say that we are a big impack to the shop owners, and we even have a customer mystery shopper. And also most of the sales person in duty free are filipinos, because they are really knowledgeable of the products and good in customer service.
I can't help it. I shed a tear when you mentioned the lazy boy in movie theatres in Manila. With just P500, I evem have unlimited cola and pop corn there. I miss you, Manila.😘
Foreigners: I love the weather in Philippines!
Filipinos: **Nauuhaw, napapaos, Nanghihinang umiiyak sa loob ng refrigerator habang nagsasalita ng "Gusto ko makahawak ng snow"**
(Thirsted, Drying, weakening, crying inside a refrigerator while saying " I want to touch a snow")
Nut awl
Come to Chennai in June. It's already 12pm md, it still feels hot. U can't sleep unless you turn on the A/C
My two Indian friend came there. They didn't even sweat walking in the streets of The Fort under the sun but when they are here. Both of them will be covered in sweat. If only people will learn to always be grateful of what they have rather than complain on what they don't have. There will be more happy people
I guess it's just you and your friends. I dont know anyone who'd say that, ang OA! Yes, it could be very hot, but havent u gotten used to it by now? You can face a fan, you can put ice in front of the fan, drink cold water, take a bath, etc....
YAWA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA TRUE HAHAHAHAAHA
I am a Filipina who migrated to the UK in middle age, and when I started living here I was so disheartened by the fact that you cannot just walk in a dentist’s clinic and have emergency tooth treatment. You needed to book and you can of course go private but it will cost you an arm and a leg. I needed a specialised root canal and it cost us 600 pounds! So whenever I go back to visit, I have all dental, eye and cosmetic treatments like facials, massages etc. which are pricey in the UK. Other than that I love the UK. I have dual citizenship. Thanks and more power. Will follow your vlog. Watching fr Hoddesdon, England.
As a Filipino living in the UK, there are things I love in the Philippines which are not in the UK and there are things I love in the UK which are not the Philippines. I just love both of these countries.
Try climbing Mt. Pulag around the month of January to February the temperature could drop to 0 degree and if you are lucky enough you see the Sea Clouds which us breath taking. Love you both ❤️
True. We went there 2016 Decmber we were caught by a sudden storm in the middle of the night at our jump off point it was freezing. In the morning all the leaves of the crops were frozen laminated with ice.
@@rayjunsay2840 glad you guys enjoyed it. i'm a fat couch potato so it was a difficult climb for me but my girlfriend convinced me. and you'd think it would be my body that would've given up, but no. When we got to the peak, my girlfriend came down with the flu! Crazy.
I did enjoy the caves of Sagada though.
I've worked & lived in UK (Coventry, West Midlands). Mostly spot-on on what these 2 said in this episode.
Here are other things that are quite unique in UK:
1. Higher tax (salary-based). Other taxes such as TV tax, Road tax, & Council tax.
2. Free medical (unless you want private hospital, and if you are a tourist).
3. Disciplined drivers and their transport system is very good, but less public vehicles during Sundays & holidays.
4. Expensive car park fee.
5. Roundabouts (Rotunda in the Phils.) which can be confusing at first.
6. Beaches are cold (even during summer).
7. Malls close early specially in small cities/towns.
8. Brits' love of Fish & Chips, Football (soccer), tea, reality TV.
9. Brits call lunch "dinner" and dinner "tea" or supper.
10. They love asking "Are you alright?" no matter how many times you've bumped into each other in workplaces.
11. Different spellings of certain words, like paedia/pedia, colour/color. Words like loo (CR/toilet), ages ago, cab (taxi), push bike (bicycle), cheers (thank you), and many others.
12. They tell times differently: quarter past 2 (2:15), half-past six/half-six (6:30).
I might have forgotten something else, feel free to add. Cheers!!!
Yeah eventhough Bristish can be cold if you start smiling they will melt a Bit but not often .. 😅😅😅.Specially when .it's cold and raining
Had a bad experience a decade ago on a London street. Asked I think was a Londoner lady crossing my way, where is this or that place. Without even thinking and she continued to pass by, knowing I am an Asian, replied “I really got no clue.”
@@tenztaeza6067 You must have encountered a rarity. But I must say Londoners can be a bit snob as they're either busy or just don't care at all...
Not really mate. Every city you go anywhere in this planet, you'll encounter some unpleasant people and/or experiences. Just be thankful that you are able to travel...
As a Filipino i am oftened amused when o see foreigners choosing to live here in Manila. I sometimes want to leave the Philippines because i just get so tired of our Goverment/politics, but this video made me see how blessed we are. You are going to create a great UK migration. Cheers! :)
and go where? Corruption is not a Philippines only problem. Money and Power corrupts people so that problem is pretty much everywhere you go. Even worse than the Philippines in some cases.
diskarte lang dito sa pinas para kumita
Being an expat, you are often unaware of the dark side of the Philippines.
Its been a pleasure for us Filipinos that you enjoyed Philippines the fact that you moved in here. Certified fan here and of course a subscriber. Thank you so much. A warm welcome from us. Hope you have a great time here in Philippines. 👍👍👍
Yes its true, Diverse Landscape, in fact in one Thailand vlog called WORLD 360 DEGREE, Philippines Series (please do watch 4 part series), since it is recognized as one of World Diverse Destinations, a Thailander working in the Philippines acknowledged that "VISITING ONLY THIS COUNTRY WILL MAKE YOU FEEL AS TRAVELED AROUND THE WORLD" as she explain the diversity of places in the country.
12. Relaxed day to day attitude. Less stressful here, less urgency, less panic. Things will get done here, Filipino Time, so no need to panic.
If you're living in the province, it's more laid back compared to the busy life in Metro Manila.
@@maraelaiza definitely. It seems like time is slower in the countryside than in Manila
This is so true. Dito sa Canada kahit ang liit na bagay pinapalaki nila, kaya daming students na nagsasabing “depressed” sila. 😪 sarap sapakin
@@cici_02lay70 haha naloka ako sa comments mo
I can see how genuinely in love you are with each other and with the Philippines.
In Ireland strangers all the time talk to person next to them , commenting about things what happening or talking something random. There’s lot of hi to strangers passing by too . Town and country sides. And it’s nice mostly
I'm 100% English. I live near Newcastle and I hate it here. The people the racism the weather the mass amount of processed food. Good food is expensive and healthy food is generally more expensive too. The lack of things to do here too.
I've been to PH twice and cant wait to get back
Racism? No way!! The people there need to grow up
There will be an IKEA in the Philippines soon, Lucy! The good thing is you’re just near the location-it’s in Mall of Asia! 🤗
Wow!! Lovely! I just saw your vlog just now. First time subscriber. I’m here in the Uk living in Romford, Essex but a true bloodied Filipino. I envy you guys because you are enjoying life in our country but I am dreaming of going back home in few years time. I really really missed my home country Philippines. Thanks much for the nice comments or observations in my country. Glad that you really love living there. Enjoy your life there & take care🙏😘
In addition to what you mentioned is.. if you are in the supermarket you don’t have to carry your stuffs, somebody from the supermarket will help you put all the grocery items in the your shopping bag & will help you carry all your stuff to your car. While here in Uk “no one will help you”. You can leave everything in the customer service if you want to continue shopping without the hassle or burden of carrying your shoppings bags whilst going to one shop to another. That’s one of the things I missed back home.👍
It's amazing that you're living in the Philippines and I'm Pilipino living in the snowy country Canada for decades since I was a kid. So glad though that you love living in the Philippines. Maybe someday soon I will come home and build a house and enjoy the sunny weather like you do. Well guys, take care of yourselves and stay safe traveling different places in the Philippines. Have fun. ❤🇵🇭🇬🇧
Wow man, I learned a lot from you guys and I am a Filipino. I am glad that you are enjoying the culture, food, and the people of the Philippines. Stay safe and God bless you both!
Unfortunately, we are very near the equator to snow. We wouldn’t have these amazing beaches if it snows in the PH. I wouldn’t trade beaches for snow, either. I guess we can’t have it all. 🤷🏻♂️
Baguio city sometimes have a snow
Snow is only fun for few days or weeks.After that you’re miserably cold and feels depressing.Very sedentary life style.Easy to get sick.
Israel has it all. ;)
i wouldn't trade sand for snow either...
@hazel gokotano Yes that's true... except the language barrier. Not so many Japanese talk in english.
We are humbled to have you both shared your opinions about our country. Thank you so much. Maraming salamat.
I am filipino by orin born in the province of pangasinan.i am retired and live in UK for 46 yrears now.my heart is is always in the Philippines. Everytime I see your vlogs i miss life in my town bayambang,I miss my home town food "pinakbet and adobo".I wish you all the best stay safe to save life.keep up the good work.i very jealous!!!
Two very different places and in many respects completely opposite ways of living. Nice to hear your comparisons and commentaries. I like both but definitely enjoy traveling in the Philippines more because of the weather and beaches 🙌💯☀️🏝
Maybe you can use instead the title “Difference between Living in the Philippines and the UK”. Thanks for the nice observations. Mabuhay!
This is more than a differences video, it's things we believe (in our opinion) that Philippines does better! Thanks for watching ☺️🙌🏼
@@TheJuicyVlog True!
It's their personal experience, let's just respect and be proud.
Just want to clarify myself, I do appreciate everything they mentioned about my country, I guess I just didn’t want them to sound offending to the other side. However, thank you so much for making me feel proud.😐
@@mariloumamenta5563 You're not familiar with British humor, they are very very offensive. Anyway, they're allowed to say what they want be it better in the Philippines or better in the UK as long as it checks out.
I live for how George say "But". It's very satisfying. I mean, the accent in general is purely therapeutic. It heals my soul.
omg I can totally relate! im currently living in the UK right now and missing Phils to bits😭.. enjoyed watching this and agree to your lists! keep safe always there!
Good thing if your a millionaire in other country and you move to Philippines you turn to a billionaire 😂😂😬❤
Hello pretty lady greetings
It's you're not your (i dont intend to offend anyone)
i am not rich in any way but I'm already a millionaire for when I visit my relatives in the philippines 🤷😂
yah... maybe.. (^_____^),,,""
Haha speaking of service in UK, went to a shop in the airport, this lady at the counter i think probably practiced saying “no” not knowing they actually have the item that I’m looking for 😅
Hi, guys good to hear that you enjoy Philippines too much, Im born Filipino but immigrate here in the UK , to work in the NHS, been here for 15yrs now as a british citizen, but I also applied for dual citizen in the Philippines, hoping some day that I will be able to go back to my home land to start a bussiness, your video is so uplifting for me as a Filipino British, keep up the good work guys God bless.
I think the reason why your orders get to you in just a couple of hours is because you're in Manila. In the Philippines most of the suppliers for online selling is based on Manila or any parts of Luzon. That is why for some of us who lives here in the southern parts like Visayaz and Mindanao, we can relate to you about your orders taking about a few days or weeks before it gets to you.
With this video... British explorers will explore and flock to Philippines and live their lives under the sun. Forget about the privilege and money. One life enjoy it at least we will all die with a smile in our face with halo halo on a 🏖. 😂10 more years you will see a diverse population. But we hope they will integrate and be more friends with LOCALS rather than co-European vloggers. Telling everybody Filipinos are nice and friendly but no genuine effort to integrate gives them a wrong message that you stay in Philippines for massive audiences and rack up CZcams income. I know culture and language is way different but Pinoys integrates abroad so can you. No harm!
I literally waited for this, thanks for obliging and I believe your comparison is fairly thought of.☝️✌🏻🤟❤🥰😍🇵🇭🙏
Hi guys , I’m a filipino but I moved here in the UK in 2003 . We lived in the cotswolds which is an amazing place for 5 years before settling in Bromsgrove. We have a house in Baguio , everytime we go home my daughter who was born here in the Uk don’t want to leave baguio, she hate warm weather so obviously anywhere outside baguio is hot” 😅Hopefully she can change her view as she grows as she is more a Brit than pinoy .&I’ll show her this video of yours. Thanks ,cheers 😀
You guys faces never grew old, looks like you're really enjoying your time in the Phil. Have you noticed that even it's warm, your faces feel like moisturized? How cool is that!!!
Philippines is a lot better than the UK. I would like to live back there some day with my family
Darren Walsh shut up arrogant idiot ! You think you’re better? you can’t even afford a dentist in UK ! You have bad teeth! 😂
@Darren Walsh Lol, you just proved a point! Of course he wants to live in the Philippines where people are generally not rude like you.
In my opinion UK is a lot better to live there.. but if you are a retired person yes it's one if the best things ever
I really learned a lot today from you both. Thank you. I've been away for four decades and just started visiting on a regular basis after my husband died.
Through the years, you both have grown more beautiful. Hiyang talaga sa Philippines!
"Let go and go with the flow" , you hit the nail on the head there. I grew up in the UK and left to move to Hong Kong when i was 24 then I married someone from the Philippines and I will retire in the Philippines. I love the Philippines and I have a completely different outlook on life . Love your channel guys and it makes me very happy to see some fellow Brits in the Philippines. Keep it going I hope one day i can be as big as you.
Watching your videos has been now a part of my daily routine. It made me feel a bit closer to my home country. Especially now that I can't visit the Philippnes due to the pandemic.
Thank you and God bless to the both you.
After seeing your contents. I fell in love with your honest reactions and immediately subscribed to your channel. You both looks so amazing..
Thank you to both of you for promoting our country..godbless you.
Much appreciated how you guy's appreciate our country. It shows how down to Earth and open minded you guys are in terms of learning and experiencing about our culture and our traditions.
I'm here in London and you made me miss the Philippines even more😭
It's kinda surprising to hear that driving in the phils is more laid back? Most foreigners i know say they get stressed easily here than in their country hahaha...
lots of brits complain how their traffic is soo bad..
My Korean friend told me, it's called "organized chaos" in Manila
Hindi kasi araw araw sila nag dri drive. Minsan lang ata palabas pa ng Manila and they usually drive sa provinces sa pinas. Pag foreigner ka and you work in makati at nag dri drive ka araw araw ma stress ka talaga pero pag monsan lang at palabas pa ng manila, mas maluwag talaga ang policy natin compare sa ibang bansa lalo at marami masunurin sa ibang bansa
@Rg volante I definitively agree with u 100 percent 🙂
Outside Manila or outside the city is more fun and relax
Aww...love your comments about the Phils! Thanks. Btw you both look chic in black and your hairstyle suits you George.
Appreciation. This is the most fundamental happiness tool. Appreciation is the purest, strongest form of love. It is the outwardbound kind of love that asks for nothing and gives everything. Thank you for choosing the Philippines ❤️ I hope you guys enjoy your stay, always.
Indeed they are beautiful and happy British couple, stay safe and healthy.
Suggestion for No.10 you should visit
1) Tubbataha Reef if you love diving
2) Kaparkan Falls if you want to feel out of this world scenery.
Check out Uptown Mall at BGC- they have a four-step process before they let you in the mall: temp, hand sanitizer, mist, foot bath. They used a cubicle to implement the first three
Soon there will be super long bridges to connect Manila to all other islands & provinces where you could just drive instead of taking the ferry. When that happens I may move back to PH for good.
I was born in the Philippines but I live in Ontario, and I noticed the same thing that you guys did when it comes to store staff. Recently my family and I went back for vacation and as soon as I entered the SM department store to buy some clothes, I had about two or three of their workers come up and ask how they can help and what stuff I was looking for. One of them even walked with me throughout the whole store to help me locate each item. Needless to say, the shopping experience was smooth and the only trouble I had was choosing from the huge variety of styles. And I agree with you 100% about the size of the malls in the Philippines, they're huge! I swear you need like at least a full day or even more to fully get through all of MOA.
I couldn't agree more with you regarding driving there, Lucy. You really do have to adopt a more flexible, relaxed and go-with-the-flow approach. The "chaos" actually becomes quite pleasant and enjoyable. And I noticed how relaxed drivers are there. Thanks for reminding me of the things to be grateful for about my country and heritage. Love the UK, too! I love the art and cultural diversity of London :-)
Thanks for appreciating our country. I love PH but i always dream of living in UK,
I am obsessed of the culture and history, i watched documentaries related to Castles in UK, i read and watch everything about the Royal Family, i looove Princess Diana, i love watching movies based on Kings n Queens of UK, i love British singers, 1D, Ed Sheeran,Adele, i love British Actors n Actresses esp
EMILIA CLARKE 😍 and of course love love you guys ❤
That's a lot of Love
It’s great to see you guys voicing out the stuff you like about the Philippines despite the few obvious unfavourable concerns in the country.The UK has also been our second home & we love it as much as you have fallen in love with the Philippines
About the topic.... I felt like the Philippines is leveling up and happy you shared such good feedback. Thank you.
George and Lucy...keep safe and love coming from a Filipino family in Calgary.
I AM FROM EDMONTON ❤️🐷🇯🇵
After hearing the F.R.I.E.N.D.S. reference, I immediately clicked like.
Hahaha thank you!!
Rip Rosita
I live in the Philippines for 2 years now,but what i am still not used too is the heat,but the people are more friendly then in Holland,very relaxed and helpful
All I can say is it is sooo true coming from a Filipino living in Europe for the last 7 years. In general the video sums up that everything is easy and laidback, if you have the ways and means, everything in the Philippines is way easier.
About the cinemas: true that snacks in UK cinemas are sooo overpriced and there's not as many choices - it's literally just sweet or salty popcorn. I miss the cheese, sour cream, barbecue, chocolate and so many different flavours of popcorn
Here in the province quezon you can rent
100$ for a month with free
Internet
Electricity
Water
And its not just a room. Its a house.
If you stay and live in the Philippines you become kinder. Filipinos can warm even the coldest and indifferent person because they will feel genuine love and friendship.
Wow that is a great video, love 💔 it. I miss the Philippines so much. Massive thumbs up 👍 guys. More videos pls. Mabuhay
True if the weather is perfect in the Phils , I will consider that the place is indeed comparable to UK Im a Fil working here in Saudi
at the top of Mt. Pulag, and some of the surrounding towns there is frost every year.
Great to know that you like the Philippines. You are always welcome here😊
We wish you the best guys. It is the people of the Philippines that makes it all different - warm, hospitable, and speaks good y. English! Plus the food. Hope you enjoy your star. Thanks for all your videos. We enjoy watching them. Looking forward to more. Keep safe and keep travelling!
When I was in London last December people there are friendly, someone even explained to us how to use the tube since we got in to an incorrect one.
People are friendly, yes. Those rushing to get a tube train would even stop by to help me with my suitcase, etc. I think what they meant was that here, people just do their thing. When you enter a shop, some staff may greet you but will leave you to browse while they carry on with their job. In the Phils, you have staff that are doing the job that needs to be done, then you have people who will follow you around to make sure there’s someone there to help you. When you’re walking around in the UK, some people think it’s weird if you smile at them and they don’t know you. In the Phils, people will smile at you or even go the extra mile to say hi or something.
Please make a list of top 10/15 Beaches, places, island destinations you have visited in the Philippines! Stay safe!
Lovely observation .... Stay safe and healthy ... Philippines 🇵🇭 loves you ❤️
Nice video! I'm happy you are enjoying your stay in the Philippines. - Proud Pinoy vlogger here!
Thank you guys, watching this , i appreciate more what we have here, like having great cinemas , shopping malls, etc. 😁
Christmas in Philippines starts in September and ends in January. Happy feeling ❤😁
Philippines cinema are much cleaner and spacious, glad Edmonton, Canada are starting to change their seats into a recliners as well but the snacks are still expensive, love 💕 this vlogs and enjoying your reactions channels, good job guys and stay safe❤️
I Was born in Cebu City but currently leaving here in Cambridge UK. I watch your video a lot to see more in the Philippines that I never been to, I love your vlog and sometimes crying missing the Philippines so much. Thanks for your everyday vlog about the Philippines I felt like home ❤️❤️❤️
Customer Service is really different in Phils...Its 100% customer satisfaction in the Phils compair here in Malaysia or Singapore...👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤
Haha I feel like you're getting spoiled with the services here with it's convenience. But I can't blame you. Maybe it's because we're modernizing the way customer services business should be in the future years. Lucy referring to fb market as guerilla marketing, which is really really effective and convenient to customers. Nice content as always. ❤ this channel.
it's not surprising since Philippines has the best customer service in the world as of the 2010s.
You forgot to mention about the festivities in the Philippines, the long x’mas season including new year...
Yes there is a little bit of snow at Mt. Pulag (Benguet). Temperature there dropped to zero way back Feb of 2017
Hi Lucy and George! Thanks for featuring the Phil . In your Vlog . Am an avid fan never miss a day without watching it here in UK.
I was surprised you liked the weather here?! People without ac like me are suffering
The Uk doesnt get as much sun
@@Tiffneyyyy People in the Philippines are dying of heat stroke , basically the opposite of the UK 😂
@@johni_cuh Thats overacting. I love more the weather in the Philippines than the other cold contries. You're just being curious in snow.
I appreciated how lovely our weather is in philippines when i moved to ireland ((we get the same weather w/ UK))
@@angeloanzures1974 well maybe because you guys dont live in a very small crowded tight place, you wouldnt understand ~_~
Thats True. Philippines is amazing country
I know you guys loves philippines and thank you for loving Philippines❤️❤️❤️ Y'all a part of us!!☺️☺️
No.. we dont have snow here in the philippines.. but we do experience hale in some part of ph.. happy to know that you guys chose our country as your second home 😊
You forgot #12 - long period of Christmas celebration😂😂😂
That is one of the Top 10 stupid Myths Filipinos tell Cheesy foreigners they are trying to impress. Stop that ignorance. First of all, most Filipinos cant even afford Ham or Quezon de Bola for Xmas eve! Also you need to Educate yourself, 98% of Europeans will not be thrilled to know that you have Christmas in September, because that very, very, very Depressing! September and Christmas music is everywhere, Foreigners will really Hate that.
@@eduardochavacano are you lost? 😅🤣😂😆
Trist Paking yes, I’m lost, one doesnt get to travel to over 200 cities and not get lost. I’m lost, but unlike you, I know who I am.
@@eduardochavacano bobo amputa ahaha
And 13th pay, I've worked in Malaysia and residing in India. There's no concept of 13th month pay😔
Guys i love seeing you with that twin couple necklace ❤
We totally appreciate you guys! In fact, Filipinos truly put high regards to you guys in general!
Indeed! I am Filipino living in London for 15 years now and I miss home so bad. The price here go off the roof the whole souring price almost triple. I need to go home soon. very accurate guys, awesome video.
The biggest Ikea will soon open close to where you live. Keep safe, I'm your Pinoy fan in Israel.
Of course, the weather 😄 I used to travel to UK, my friends and I would joke about UK’s 4 days of summer 😬✌🏼
And to the neigbouring Irish nation that has 4 seasons in 1 hour 😂
Paul Cage I know I had lived in Belfast for 12 years and its 10C-21C during summer with some grey clouds every so often with cool breeze 🥶 😂 you need a hoodie just in case sun goes under the clouds.
@@johntee1614 It's early April. You go check the window and the sun is out. When you're outside it is freezing. After 10 minutes, it rained with sleet and windy. Few minutes after the sun shines again. I usually bring my raincoat in my bag even in summer 😂
Paul Cage 😂 mate I moved to Canada 2 years ago but I missed N.I. people and putting my body in City hall ground with books, crisps and Spring continental market. I know I will have a hoodie as grey clouds appears like how women behaves. 😂
@@johntee1614 Irish are good craic! Stay safe 😉 Hope you enjoy fish and chips soon 😊
thank you guyz... thats y many filipinos love you...❤ god bless you....
Thank you for always loving our country . We love you so much guys . ❤
Many thanks for this informative vlog. Guys, have you watched "Half-asleep Chris' world's amazing banknotes?
no there's never been snow in Philiipines, tropical country...
we do have rare hailstorms, very rare though
My brothers and I were born and raised in Saudi Arabia. Raised in a Chinese/Spanish/Filipino household. I only for here in the Philippines back in 2014 to study in college. I really want to travel the Philippines before I travel more outside my parents' motherland.