Begging In America and the Philippines How Bad is it?
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You are right Mike, in the West it is worse as professional. I have see a person who was begging as a tramp on the railway station, go into the washroom and come out in smart clothes and get into his 2yr old Mercedes AMG. I have gone into a cafe and bought a sandwich and cup of coffee for a man sitting outside with a sign saying I'm hungry please help me, when I gave it to him and walked away I saw him throw the sandwich away and put the coffee on the pavement. Never again will I give to them.
Me as well haven't gave anything in 20 years. Gave the guy some change at 7-Eleven. Then he asked for more. Never Ever again it's hard cuz of the empathy thing...
scammers everywhere that was you experienced sir that hurts people who really need a helping hand. Seen in Philippines were parents set back while child beg with no english hanging on to your arm so you cant get away. The trike driver said something to child she left lol welcome to beggars in Philippines . In states i'm not around it much i see them at busy intersection at a stop light . I don't give to them unless they have a fireman's boot for Jerry Kids benefit some biker groups i know are real
@@user-qs5hz4mf3p QT man ask for gallon of gas i don't think so at $3.80 a gallon that day he even had a gas can lol
Panhandling in my opinion worst here in US than the PI. Here in Los Angeles County a lot of Panhandling. A lot of these Panhandling both men and women are pretty creative about how they ask for money. Some already have a income/job but do it just to get extra money. Another scam. When I and my FIlipina Wife and her relatives were in Manila a little girl kept following us down on of the Blvd's with her hand out asking for pesos until my Sister-in-law told her in Tagalog to leave. She left. My Sister-in-law said the her mother was watching her from a distance very common. Another time in Manila, I was eating in a McDonald's a man was watching me from outside by the window where I was sitting player with a Yoyo. When I left he came up to me like white on rice asking for Pesos and trying to sell me a Yoyo. Good video Mike thank you for sharing.😊
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thank you
@@mikesphilippineretirement 👍
So true
You are totally right, never saw it that way...
I got out of Habits Burger in San Jose California holding singles and fives as my change of my purchase. An old lady beggar approached me and beg for money. I gave her a single dollar but she insisted on the five. I said no. She said to me the F word. I told myself never again I will give. Do it to an institution.
Yeah the age doesn't matter when you're hungry.
Few homeless people are hungry in America. Fast food restaurants throw away there pre made food many times a day. Many people are paying there car or house paying through begging.
IMO the begging is 10X worse in the Philippines than in the US and I'm in California. I have never had them touch me, pull on my shirt, follow me and not let up in the US. Sure they sit on the curb or whatever but that aren't following me harassing me like in the PI. It's way more aggressive in the PI. I think your away, seeing the worst on TV and assuming it's like that everywhere. It's not. But to be fair having seen food provided to a pack of street kids in the PI I have never seen food torn apart so fast, they really were just hungry!
good point you have
In Austin Tx, they will follow you and harass you, call you names. I stayed at the Hyatt, by Convention Center, and one guys hung out by front door and he harassed me every day, Hyatt had no response
In 1998 I got married in Jamaica (now divorced), we took a walking shopping tour of downtown Montego bay. The poverty and squalor was crazy. When they see someone with white skin, the begging starts.
Homelessness and begging in the states is out of control
thanks for sharing brent
Begging more in the Philippines but more scammers here in the States. There’s a huge difference.
Here in Florida I can't go anywhere without a crackhead asking for money
had the same problem in New Mexico b4 i moved to Philippines
Know how you feel. I'm in Miami.
@Paulathemechanic I'm in cocoa
A family member once stopped and offered a job to one of those sign holders, and he agreed to work for the day. His routine was 6am -9am on the corner. 9-5 working and 5-7 back on the corner. Rush hour was when he made the most money. He said that at the rate he was going, he would be able to pay for his trailer home in six months to a year.
sounds like he had a plan
There was a write-up years ago here in Portland, Oregon. There was a training school where they would learn all of their techniques. The graduates would then get hauled around in a van and dropped off at the prime spots. Later on. The van would come along and pick them up.
post the write up ..I do not believe that, I call b/s on that
I haven’t seen it here in Tennessee, but back in Florida I would see the sign holders often. There are plenty of Yt videos showing them with nice cars/trucks/suv’s.
Oh wow!
It's worse in the liberal states. I live in both Maryland and South Carolina. It's like day and night.
South Caroline is worst?
@@mikesphilippineretirement
No, Maryland is.
@@mikesphilippineretirement -You think S Carolina is liberal dude?
I once had a guy tell me that he only needed less than a dollar to buy himself a bottle of wine. Because he was honest, I gave him the money.
sad but true. hope he enjoyed his wine
Once you help them they will expect it every time. My grand niece offered to buy a guy something from McDonald’s and guy told her give him the money and he’d get something later.
they just want the cash
Kind of broad and generalized but a good topic. You stated that the more touristy areas see more beggars, could you expand on that a little more please? As well could you also offer a few locals opinions on beggars and how they handle them/ view them? edit*(like a part 2)
Additionally what are weapon laws like? I know guns are not allowed except by police, security, military types there, what about pocket knives, how long for blades, any type(butterfly, switchblade,...) restriction? I also have seen videos of people with machetes so are there also exceptions? Could you do a video on Filipino blades, uses, and if they're still carried today?
In Kenya the security have a rungu(roon-goo) which means stick, but with a large nodule at the end(typically it's a root with offshoot). I remember in my preteen years getting lethal with my accuracy and power at throwing. I have also seen on this one guys YT channel the old style blades the Filipinos used for battle and they're wicked.
Thanks for your efforts, hope you got an idea or two!
I was back in the US last summer and visited Boston. It was the first time I had been there since before the pandemic. I was shocked how many homeless and beggars were on the streets, even around Harvard Square.
it is getting very bad
The begging is much worse in the Philippines. They will grab your shirt, follow you for an entire block, constantly with hand out and motioning to there mouth. If I see child sleeping on the street or a family huddled between buildings, I will give money. I know the others are professional beggars and using children.
I did experience that in Philippines
Here in Florida we have a lot of sign holders at intersections. They stand there like statues holding the sign with one hand, and playing with their phone with the other. Somehow they always have nice phones.
they fight to be on the intersection or share time stand as others wait
Mike, you are so so correct. Just go to San Francisco, it is even worst. My niece got a job there and I helped her move in. I went there 3 times, and I could not believe how bad it is. They even break in your window of your car just to get anything they can get their hands on. The city is not doing anything about it.
I have not seen a person trying to was windshields in South Florida. Occasionally I will see a girl trying to sell flowers at an intersection. We have a huge homeless population living out of shopping carts. One guy sleeps in frony of a Dollar Tree store but dies not show up until 9PM. He has never asked me for money. He listens to spirts on the radio all night. I do buy him batteries from time to time. I ask him if he is ok on batteries and most times he says he's fine. But 20% his batteries are running liw. So I spend the $1.25 and get him the 4 D batteries for his radio. The big problem we do have now is homelss people stealing packages delivered and left outside by FedEx or UPS.
In largo florida i prefer the girls and small bathing suits washing the cars for my 10 bucks!! The one selling hot dogs down there are too bad either.
@@CharlesFuh5pt4nd7z Charles how old are you. I have many past cross country and track teammates from Largo and am.friends with their coach.
@@RCFSULAW i'm not from largo i have relatives down here we take month vacation at a time visiting
OMG the cost of living in the states is more than in the Philippines which is why most people in need ask for more!!!!!
get a job is what I say to the ones in America. Plenty of work if you look. In the Philippines very few job openings for the poor and old
I lived in California in Fremont there was a food bank people would line early in their cars all you would see were BMW Lexus Volvo people take ing advantage of the system as far as begging if they would ask for money i would say are you hungry if they would want money I would walk away
thanks for sharing
Good evening Mike! Hope you three are doing ok?
doing great thank you
In San Carlos they use the little ones 5 years old and less. They hit you up at the bus terminal for whatever you'll give. And you can see them walk back to their parents.
non stop
Some panhandlers that cleaning windshields at traffic lights, some use light fluid to clean the windshield. And if You don't give money, they will put fire to Your car.
This has never happened to me, but it did happen to an acquaintance of mine years ago.
wow. Thanks for sharing Eric
It is way worst in the United States. Every corner you see them, some are nice and wave at you. Some try to intimidate you into giving money. I wear my headphone everywhere, that way I don't hear anything they ask me. If I drive my one and something tells me to give money, then I do. I gave this man as women $100 before. I never seen them in that area again after that.
it is bad for sure
Begging in the big citys here in USA ... I live in the mountains of NC...lots of poor people here... But they don't beg
they have some pride
Ya it depend on where you live it not every were like Philippines
same in here Philippines more begging in the big city,but in the province no begging even more poor people because they used to live a simple foods vegetables from their garden.
Thank God it's not like that here in Florida yet.
I think you do not see it yet but it is there
A year ago in Vegas it was pretty bad, I hear the larger cities are worse. Good content Michael. Can you spare a dime? Or some Lechon?😁
Just say “No”.
no
When I came back from the Philippines in 2018 I thought the begging was high in the Philippines after a week in the USA I noticed it was worst here and I am not in a major city population is like 50,000 and I get hit up for money way more frequently then in metro Manila and your right begging and tipping here is outrageous
Also Mike, I love listening to you talk. Sometimes I don't agree with what you say, but most of the time I do. I'll be back in Cebu in September. I'm going to ask my LDR to marry me. We have been together for a little over a year now. I try to come every September, but it is hard sometimes with my finances.
hope it all works out
See panhandling nearly every day during my drive to work. I have to stop at busy intersection which is a favorite spot for them. I always wondered how they decide who gets what spot?
maybe they fight for it or just never leave a good spot
I've been thinking about doing a little pan handling myself. I'm broke as hell because I been on disability for so long.
I used to see a beggar regularly on a street corner in San Antonio, TX. I was later surprised to see him driving a Toyota Tundra at a nearby Walmart. He probably makes more money tax free than most low end jobs.
I have a great story about that. will share it someday
@@mikesphilippineretirement I look forward to it!
Hey Mike, I live in Casper, Wyoming, moving to the Philippines in June, and we have a lot beggars as well. The difference here is that there is a lot of work here so it makes you a lot less generous knowing that.
so most just to lazy to work
@@mikesphilippineretirement during the pandemic there was a lot money supplementing lower class and part time workers along with folks that lost their jobs. There were people making more money not working than when they did work. It’s hard to get people off the government teet once they get on. The point that I’m making is that through that process of indoctrination some people learn that along with be subsidized by the government and panhandling, they get along just fine . In New York the panhandlers are considered entrepreneurs. Mike, I’m a Marine Corps veteran and I love my country but I’ve become disenchanted with the government. Anyway, Mike I would love to meet you sometime after my arrival to the Philippines.
Tetired expat ljving in Thailand six years.
Seen a few beggars. Have been disabled people, typically missing limbs.
When i visit my family in LA o see plenty of beggars and panhandlers. Never gave them any.
take care Bruce
Over the past 11 years I’ve been here in the Dumaguete area every year. I have no problems just say no I do tip but not excessive. I did just buy two properties. Going to build a house and make Valencia at my home.
From time to time if I see a guy doing something like juggling or dancing, I might give him a dollar. When the person is standing there with a sign or just asking me for money I ignore him. My attitude is I worked hard for my money and no one helped me. Why should I help him when he was not there when I was struggling? Besides all he is going to do is ask the next guy with little regard for me.
In the UK now so many Romanian professional beggars, even on the underground who even steal unattended bags. Some frequent the same place everyday like it's a job. Then at the end of the day they meet up and all get in the same van, its well organised
good info thank you
I live in the Superior-Duluth area and we have beggers and homelessness and I see it in Green Bay also. I flew to Vegas and the homeless and beggers were very aggressive and scary
I lived in las Vegas and it is alarming how aggressive it is
@@mikesphilippineretirement my wife actually feared for her safety in Vegas. We won't go back there
I agree the begging is far worse in the states. Saw it first hand.
I can agree with you
Mike, a blogger said be careful in the Philippines giving anything cause 1. You’re a mark and they will look for you. 2. Others will see you giving and you’ll have a crowd around you.
yes that does happen
There are lots of stories and definitely pan handling is a big problem in Toronto. There was one lady who made the news and I’ve seen her very often known as Shaky Lady. He would sit on the busiest corner outside a downtown mall and give the illusion she had uncontrollable shaking, like Parkinson’s disease. At the end of the day she would go off and get in her Mercedes and drive to her apartment. It was estimated that she was making over $100,000 per year. Another case again in Toronto down by the central hub for trains and transit there was a young guy sitting on the corner asking for change and one of his pan handler friends came around to ask how he was making about. I heard it myself. The one kid sitting on the ground said to his friend that he’s made more than $150 in the last two hours. And some of these pan handlers have cell phones and don’t live too bad.
i have heard stories like that b4
I live in souhwest PA, and I have seen a few around, but it isn't nearly as much of a big thing here as it it is in other places.
good to know stay safe Stan
I live in Phoenix metro; begging is horrible mostly due to drug addiction and the economy. Many more people are homeless than in years past. These beggars want $5 or more. Some of them will curse at you if you give them less.
do they seem younger in age or older guys
@@mikesphilippineretirement I’m seeing more young people age 20-32 which is a lot younger than in the past.
Begging is bigger in US major cities for sure and pan handling has increased as well.
thanks for the info
Here in America I don't give money to the homeless and I don't give money to panhandlers there are too many services here in America to help the poor
But it's a lot different than the Philippines is nobody there to help them I do like to help the children and the elderly... Is so sad the Philippines don't help the very poor
very few social services
Hey Mikey, looking good brother you’re glowing. Did you get some sunshine? ☀️😁
Can I borrow $50 til payday? 😜
when is pay day
Alot ,where we live. Alot. ( i guess it is all subjective as to where you live because where I come from back in North America there were basically none, so it was a shock to me here as i see alot )
yes based on the city you live it can be very bad
In Chicago and plenty of beggars. I keep my windows up at red lights and don’t engage with them. I don’t see many of the window cleaners here but did see them a lot when I traveled to other cities. I never ever give any money to them.
stay safe
Hi Mike, I was swarmed by a group of Badjao in Tagbilaran City at the mall last June. One of Them was trying to put Her hand in My pocket. Take care.
Begging has an organized crime element. I live in a big US city where a van drops off the beggars in the morning before rush hour traffic starts and then pick them up after rush hour traffic ends in the afternoon. There is usually a fast food chain nearby where they would hangout in between. Good luck if you are another beggar trying to beg in the proximity as they will drive you out.
thanks for sharing
Don’t know anything about the US begging but in the Philippines it is most common in the large cities like Cebu and Manila. Very aggressive children that bang on the taxi windows and follow in the congested traffic and women holding babies outside the entrances to restaurants hassling those trying to enter or leave. I have become hard and ignor them as I know many are the workhorses of organised crime groups. In the nineties I experienced the same thing in Russia, the Cigarny or Gipsies did the same thing. Once I gave food which the girl took and immediately walked around trying to sell. All just want cash which they are forced to pass on to the crime bosses.
i see that a lot
Panhandling and begging are rampant in the Metro Manila, Antipolo and surrounding areas. I encountered a band of the ‘professional’ beggars in Antipolo, back in January. Mostly it’s kids and women begging around the supermarkets and malls.
I see the beggars at street corners, in the U.S., but they’re too lazy to be aggressive. 🤪 😂🤣 And most of those are too stoned, or drunk, to do much.
In the P.I., I just give them a stern look and shake my head, no! Most of the time it works. But I do see more in the areas I mentioned, compared to the U.S.
love that beggers are to lazy
We have Beggars that love to sit at the Walfart and a few other places. Always the Same ones on a Schedule. Have a Dog/Dogs and all these bags of Dog Food. They HATE that.. Then have Backpacks on and some hidden in the bushes.
There are a Couple that even have Babies with them. Sitting there Nursing them out in the open. Or Look like they are Nursing them. Seeing all these things of Diapers and Baby Food near them.
Again, Same ones on a Schedule.
that sounds like a big problem
Good lord now he’s saying the beggars are even better in the Philippines lol. How you know what someone wants. Begging is Begging sir.
asking for 20 peso for rice and wanting 20 dollars for drugs not the same
In Cleveland on east 79th street their some people begging but addiction plays a role in it. This happens all over the city eastside and westside black and white even in shaker and Chardon there are Beggers. like others have said they use this as a scam. i have seen this personally. But I think that addiction is the main reason that they are begging.
Your right Michael be safe in Cleveland.
I can't leave my house without seeing the beggars, tweakers, wheelchairs beggars, beggars with walkers, bicycle tweakers riding up and down the street looking for something to steal. every Walmart , most convenience stores. In fact the 7/11 by me plays loud classical type of music outside to drive then away because they sleep on the sidewalk. I never never give anything to them. It only encourages them and some are aggressive at times. OKC.
that is how it was in New Mexico
When I was in the Philippines a little girl that was about 7 or 8 years old put her hand out she wanted some money so I gave her $500 pesos and she said no she wanted a 1000
I tried to pull back the 500 but she grabbed it too quick
500 peso. most only want coins
I really think it all depends on where you live in America. You will find some states do not put up with it, other states like California not only do you put up with it but I feel they encourage it Where I live for example in Florida in the one year I have been back here, there is just one lady on the same corner holding a sign and that is it. I do understand in parts of America it is a lot different than the rural area I live in. I found the panhandlers in Dumaguete very aggressive there was one who was always follow me into the dentist office right across from immigration I can't remember her name very good dentist even the receptionist would yell at her to get out and she would not. Then she would curse at me in English so I could understand it lots of F words. LOL that was her spot she would also beg on Sunday in front of the 7-Eleven in Valencia the same lady
thanks for your insight
I don't see beggars in my area very often.
you in a small city?
@mikesphilippineretirement actually a well developed area that is mostly privately owned. Look up Nuvali.
They are on most busy corners .women and kids if you watch them they get picked up by a van that is full of them. It's like a business.
it is a business in some places
I can only speak of my experience, I've never begged but I did take a hand out from from a company when I had 3 kids, which in the 1980s it costed almost $190,000, and I'm sure it's higher now, a year to raise a child and I had 3😟at times I worked 3 jobs to make it and give my family most everything they needed. I feel that they just gave up and are lazy
has America given up or just a few lazy people
I recognize James place.
Yes I did the video from his beach
In the US they spend a lot of time for little money. It's not very productive.
thanks for sharing your comment
US is worse. SF, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose dangerous crime minute by minute and street people aggressively approaching. Used to carry pepper spray every day. PI is so peaceful and serene in comparison. Another reason I left.
thanks for sharing Koufax
He said in the USA, not Commiefornia
Hands are out all over in The Philippines and if you're going to live there, you're going to have to get used to it. It's that simple. It's basically like that everywhere in the third world. And the USA is in the process of turning into the third world.
1st world country to 3th world country. How can that happen
It's bad here in the usa I see them all over
thanks for sharing Charles
Aggressive panhandling is rare in the states. They just stand thee with a sign.
keep your door locked and close your eye. blind fool
You want a coffee for giving bad info on dating
i like coffee
There is one big difference between begging in the Philippines and in America . Here in America, you can make good money begging here in the Philippines you don't get much of anything! LOL
Low wages no money 2200 dollars make you lower upper class in Philippines
you calling me low class Garry?
The bloggers begging on CZcams are the worst. The most shameful of the lot use hate based and divisive clickbait titles to lure in their disaffected marks.
what you talking about Bill. Explain
My lady told me not to give them money but its ok to give food.
hard to walk around with food in your pocket
New York is full of them most are young not worth helping see it all the time you know they can get a job
MIke i recall coming to my house selling me a solid gold ball….
hmmm
I see more bums in the US than I do in the Philippines
Worse, Worse in the u.s and Violent at a lot of the time
Goggle it more murder in Philippines based on a % of population than U.S
I see that on the news from time to time
Ardmore ok 26 k the population it has been bad
yes
No money no honey 🍯😉👍😁
hahaha never heard that before
Philippines in general it worse a lot more poverty filipino are more persistent it every day every were. Maybe it were i live i don't see homeless let alone beggars every day. In general i only see them at a busy intersection not every block depend on where you live. U.S is twice the population so you think there be more
Would you like me to purchase you a cup of coffee, oh no I can’t because you’re against begging
thank you but I can pay for my own
The begging is only in the big cities I live near Baltimore Maryland and I never go into the city .So I know washing windshields was a big thing there but to tell the truth, I never see any begging in the small towns in Maryland Just the big city! It seems where you live they are all over the place I think from what I have seen on these videos there is way more begging in the Philippines but they really just want to eat not so much here they just want to party!
more money in the big cities?
First: NEVER MOVE TO PI
Second: NEVER LISTES TO SOMEONE TELLING YOU THE OPPOSITE, FOR MONEY.
Third: NEVER MOVE TO PI
Fourth: NEVER MOVE TO PI.
Unless you are a broke youtuber at the end of life. Then let him lie for money. He didn't save enough. He really needs it guys. He has a family now. We don't know how long this goose will lay the golden egg. Just wait everyone. Just wait. Just wait.
When my wife arrived in the US she was amazed that there were beggars on the street corner.. She had NO clue that the US is just like any country.
yes it can get bad in many cities
All depends where you live in the U.S. I live in a city of about 60,000 people and I see NONE. I just returned from the Philippines and it was almost everywhere. I tend to help but learned my lesson on giving ANY change to kids. I have a BIG heart but it wears you down with the begging in the Philippines. In one area I couldn't even drink a bottle of soda without some kid wanting a drink from my bottle. Sorry Mike, but you got this one wrong. Unless you live in one of the USA's woke big cities, begging is NOT common.
thanks for sharing
Mike, I believe that you have been away for to long. From what I've seen it 10 times worse in the Philippines
read some of the comments is sounds bad is some places
Hey Mike , having a super cool time in leyte , i meet some super cute , super hot , filipino high school boys , I think im out of the friend zone , im super in love with this young man , he is super mature , and i only have to give him 35k pesos a month for allowance , that is a super deal 🌈😘
how about a tip jar after i make my own coffee at 7-11
sounds like a plan. I like that some want to be tipped at the take out window
You know you act as though you are a Philippine expert. Always sticking up for the Philippines when comparing to the US.
If you were kicked out of the Philippines where is the first country your are going to run back to? Right the US!!!!
Just because you have been living there for a few years don’t make you a expert.
yes I would go to the US. tell me why not
Never had any problems in the Philippines
No one every begged you for money. Hard to believe
Dude , MacDonalds every morning , i guess you did not get that fat eating salad
hot coffee and a sandwich b4 my 12 hour shift
Hi Mike
hello
Beggars are bad in all the democrat strongholds in the cities but not in conservative controlled areas
really are you sure about that.
In my opinion it is absolutely no contest, begging is much worse in the US. Maybe it's because I'm from California but as far as the amount of beggers it's no contest. The difference is in the Philippines it's mainly little kids and in the US it's prime working age adults(20-50 yr olds)
Also your more likely to be robbed and murdered in the U.S. especially now its been turned into a lawless global homeless shelter. Guess votes matter eh.
thank you for the info
We get it, the Philippines saved your life.
it is great here
Imagine how it is now in the states with all the illegals from 150 countries!!
Don’t have to look at other people wherever they are from, look at your own people first.
Beggars are People first. I always carry a few coins to give. Who are we to judge the need of another? I’m not religious but I believe in helping others (within my budget) without judgement.
The only issue is that they will expect something every time they see you and others will see and want something.
Yeah right. They use the money for drugs or their new car. Wake up
Whats the big deal , i look at you like a beggar , but im just used to it from Mark.
Mark who????
@@mikesphilippineretirement your good buddy Mark who is trashing you non stop off camera . What did you do to piss him off , he said your next on his list
Wash your windshield? I have not seen that in years! Man, you really don't like the US. I'm not that down on the US. You are way off.
Thanks for the view
Sounds pretty pathetic in the Philippines. No thanks.
take care Bruce
Stop trashing the US. It is a thousand times better than the PI on its worst day, and I have experienced BOTH. I know the reality.
you and only you Ed
No dude Ed, the US has trashed itself.
@@USA_to_Asia_in_2024 -Traitor politicians are to blame!