Bud Brown, "Bye Betsye (6/6), I wish you well."
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bit.ly/theBetsy... In this video, I tell the conclusion of the American lady who came here to find her "Philippine Dream." She didn't find it. I tell the reason why Henry is called "Reekay" and I speak a little bit in Spanish, Vietnamese and Tagalog. Thanks for watching.
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It was a pleasant surprise to hear you speak the different languages, and with a very good accent I must add. Languages (and an open mind) are the door to cultures, no wonder you feel so comfortable there. Thank you for this video Mr. Brown.
The Philippines is great for many but definitely not for everyone. Best wishes to Betsye.
Thanks for update. .
It's okay betsye,.take care yourself.
THANKS BUD...THUMBS UP...
It would be hard to settle in a foreign culture by yourself. Hats off to Betsye for giving it a try, most wouldn't!
Good on you Mr.Brown! God bless you and Gloria!
Buena suerte en tu viaje a Vietnam... ... I feel for Betsy... Kudos to her for her adventurous spirits... Philippines is a paradise, but not for everybody.. you need a lot of flexibility, not to expect too much, soon everything will fall into place... I wish her well.. warm regards from Palm Springs......
Thumbs up to the most optimistic American in the Philippines!
I agree. Because Bud can adjust, it does not mean everybody can do it. Up to each person.
Thx for the realistic videos bud . It can be paradise but, it’s always fantasy land anywhere you go!
Bud you are a unique, wonderful character. And we share a passion for the blues. I've been fortunate to have seen live John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters,
B.B. King Robert Cray and several times, Mister Eric Clapton.
Hello Mr. Brown. Too bad it didn't work out for Betsy. As a woman I wouldn't do what she did, going to a different country at a late age, different culture, language, and no family or friends for support. Take care Mr. Brown.
I think if Betsye made a ‘test run’ first she would have decided to live in the Philippines. I hope she will go back for a vacation though in the future.
Your ability to speak different languages is amazing 🙌🙌🙌!
As they say.. “better to have tried and failed than to have never tried at all!”.. all the best to Ms Betsy and we hope she finds what she’s looking for in life! As for you Bud.. I’m happy to see you feeling good and back to your old self again! You never seem to amaze me sir! All the best from Nevada!
Bud I envy your gift with language I love the Philippines and have a home in Barili Cebu but would love it more if I could speak like you keep up the good work and glad to see you looking well again
u nailed it ..
Bud Brown.... the nicest guy in Philippines CZcams.... that is a fact. Positivity is a wonderful thing to share. I think your love of language will keep your brain bright for many years.
Great video sir. Bud, I'm so impressed with your fluency in so many languages. I have a fair grasp of Spanish and the next language on my list will be Tagalog. My fiancee is Filipina and I will be seeing her again in June for about a month. My plan is to retire in the Philippines, perhaps Dumaguete!😁. Thanks so much for your wonderful videos, including the interview of how you and your wife met. My fiancee and I watched it together. By the way, you can call me Zac. I currently live in San Diego. Take good care!
God Bless you always Mr. Brown.
Amen, Bud is such a kind hearted and happy guy!
Hi Bud, our family moved here to the Philippines over a month ago, from Indiana USA, we are doing well so far. So we started a channel called CheckouttheRileys to show people what it's like for a family to make this big move. Love all the different languages you speak..
This is our latest video..
czcams.com/video/dCoyfZxLWAg/video.html
Interesting Bud. We have a daughter in the Air Force. She is in Monterey right now learning Arabic. I have been wondering how Betsy made out. Thanks for the update. Best wishes Bob.
I think it is about 16 months. Hope it serves her well.
Good to see that your spirits are up and flying high!!!
Bud, a man of many talents, and a nice bit of humor included.
You're amazing, Mr. Brown.
u da man !
If you read the comments Betsye, take care.
Your language skills are really impressive Bud. At the moment I’m focusing on Tagalog, but after that who knows, I may try visayan, seeing my wife speaks visayan.
Best wishes to Betsye,and excited about your trip to Vietnam,hope all goes well for Mrs Brown .Thanks for sharing Mr Brown :)
When I'm in the Philippines I always tell myself that I'm just a guest and it's their country. You have to be a duck and let things roll off your back. Sometimes I forget that and Will let things bother me. I split time between USA and the Philippines because of that. Probably will be heading back to Dumaguete soon and will say hi at McDonald's because that's where I always see you. Peace my brother.
That was my old ringtone on my old phone. I miss it. Good to hear it again.
At least Bessie as a place to go home to. And finances. She is not stuck in some place that she does not like. Like you say good luck to her she tried it
I like listening to you speaking tagalog, manong Bud! :)
@@BudBrownsOriginalChannel you're welcome!
It sounds to me like Betsye came with too many preconceptions and not well prepared to adjust.
Great to know different languages I need to learn Tagolog
Thumbs up for Betsye that she achieved her dream of moving and living in the Philippines 🇵🇭 even in her elder years. It’s something she will always look back on and I am sure she will share her experience with her family and friends. Good to see you back to normal Bud and planning a new adventure to Vietnam 🇻🇳 and we sure are looking forward to you sharing your day by day travels with us when there.
Galing mo talaga Kuya Bud.
There are nice places to live in the Philippines, western food, a servant, a chauffer . . . all these if you can afford.
A word to the wise for those who to want to come to the Philippines. Research, Research and more Research!
I think what Betsye needs in the Philippines to cope is an American style (Western) house with all the amenities/luxuries. Then she can just go outside once in a while to mingle, grocery shopping, vacation, etc.
Call me Crazy, But when I first seen Betsy and seen the way she reacted to things I didn't think she was Philippine material, If you get my Drift
Great as always. Thanks
Glad to see you’re feeling better Bud!
Thanks Tito Bud for the update
Irrepressible (and multilingual;) Bud Brown - great to see you back in top form!
Nice to hear you speak in different languages Mr Brown!! And glad to see you all well and laughing!! Can’t wait your Vietnam trip!
Hi Mr. Brown, your awesome. have a nice day to you and Mrs. Brown.
Hi Bud, I very excited to see your trip to Vietnam. Id like to see you interact with the locals in their language .
I always think of Huell Howser when I watch your vids. Dumaguete's Gold.
Thomas Grube. Much more fun than the average human being. Happier Bub and Huell have it figured out. Iglesias Enrique
Every person is different and we all have our own set of preferences when it comes to place, food, people or anything in life. What’s important is we go for it and try different things until we find what we want and what we're looking for.
WHAT IS THE BEST TWO BURNER STOVE TO BUY THERE
You don't have to shut up Bud, I could listen to you for much longer. I'm excited to see what you think about going back to Vietnam. I've only been once and that was just a year ago. I had a great time and I want to go back. It sure sounds like Henry is enjoying his time in Vietnam.
Thanks Bud.
Jon
Hi Bud, sorry to hear about Betsye, but she tried. I think it's easier for a man than a woman to move to PF. First of all there is the thing that it's easier for an older guy to find a woman that an older woman to find a guy. Many guys have already contact with a woman before they come, so they have already some social contact with her friends and her family. If u move to PF and not meet anyone, It can be lonely as every where else, and in a new country it can be more difficult because u don't know any and no help if u get into trouble or it's hard to find out how things work. The best to Betsye, and be proud, u tried a dream, it did not work for u, but it's better to try instead of stay home and just dream.
Mr. Brown, thank you :) always enjoyed your video.
Yes mr brown the Philippines. Is not for everyone. As for me I really truly love here so much. It works for me. I spent along time in places I didn't like. So that is why I come here and met the woman of my dreams. You. sometimes you feel alone and you want to talk with other forgeneris and some you just can't intracr with them. I notice. That. You take trips without Gloria. That is hard for me to take a trip without Vilma coz were so attached to each other. It's not that you don't trust. Each other. . It's being in the presences of each other for so long. And then you have to part for a little while. I understand it gives each other breathing room. But. It takes a lot out of you. Coz you love them so much. And if anything would happen to them. It would tear you apart. Coz their part of you. Your whole world. Is them. God bless always and peace to all.
You remember more Vietnamese than I do. Of course I haven't used it or studied it since '74 or so. I look forward to your travels to Nam.
Thanks for the origine of Reekay nickname. I like to follow you guys. I did not realize your met each other. Great ! Bud, you impress me with your love of languages ! Enjoy your trip in Vietnam and I will check you and Reekay vlogs for more.
Mr. Brown, thanks for the update about Betsye. And yeah, at least she tried. Sometimes you just have to try other things to appreciate what you have.
Well Mr Brown your definitely back to your old self again 👍 we are glad Betsy did give the Philippines a fair try to bad it didn’t work out for her we wish her the best . Please be careful with you wallet in Vietnam some people aren’t always who you think they are as you well know God Bless you and Gloria and keep the videos coming thumbs up to you 👍👍👍
Happy to see that you're back into the saddle, look younger again, Gloria should be on the lookout for Bud's new female admirers... Best regards/Ned
Betsey gave it a go, and found out it's not for everyone. Hat's off to the 71 year old lady. 👍
lol what was it with Henrik and his nicname??? does it mean 'uten' in Vietnamese
I think for someone traveling to a foreign country to live alone at 70+ years old could be challenging. I personally love the Philippines and travel to Cebu twice a year to visit my wifes family. We are looking forward to retiring there. Great video we look forward to the next : )
At least she tried. But maybe a little late in life to start taking that adventure. So that mist have been very hard. It was hard for me and I was only 45 at the time. There are so many things you must learn. And part of the learning is to learn how you personally react to stress and how you respond to being ripped off so many times. It does wear down a person's ability to keep calm and thinking good. But I had help from my Filipino wife. That helped a lot to get a better understanding of what and why things are so different from where you come from. Such as when I bought my scooter. I was expecting to get a title to it. I thought they was messing with me. But no. There is no such thing as a vehicle title in PH. It just does not work that way. So yes things get frustrating. And then you try to do the right and legal thing and go get a drivers license only to discover it can take years to get many times. And sometimes it only takes 1 hour. It's just the way things work in PH.
You are so right 2 days and 3 trips back to P S A for paper work to get the last name changed for my wife's passport. And now wait for countless days before it comes back. Will I ever get a license plate for the motor I bought 2 years ago?
For me, comments like yours and you tube videos were a great help before I ever came to the Philippines.
The first time I saw Hyper Mart on Bud's video I thought is was as big as a Super Size Walmart. But after getting to Dumaguete I find out it was smaller than the local K-Mart where my brother lives. Surprise!! Surprise!! And like you, yes my wife Thankfully has been the one to help me adjust to the Filipino way of life.
Hey Bud, I remember you told us about her story and that before she came to the Philippines you already gave her a ton of advice about what she exactly complained about. Also when she arrived you also told her about these little things that she may find differently and not too pleasing to some foreigner who are not used or accustomed to see or practice. "Different strokes for different folks"
Another great video to all the girls I Loved Before
Thanks bob for your knowledge in speaking different languages. Cant wait for your Vietnam trip. You do need a Visa which can easily be obtained online if you have a US passport. A Philippine passport is Visa free for about a month since both the Philippines and Vietnam are members of the ASEAN community.
The expression "Happy as a fly in a feedlot" always worked OK for me; (there are 2 things a fly likes best to land and munch on, and TONS of both are there) Vietnam, cool! look forward to seeing some blogs! (+ none of those kids in the army photo looks like half the man you are - - -)
I am a 54 year female I drive when I visit Iloilo and am able to enjoy different cultures. However I find that the Philippines is better for male foreigners then females but I could be wrong. I love island hopping in the Philippines I have gone 3 month in the last 6 years I love it. To travel any where you need to be open minded and read a little about the place. Why I love it is the weather hot hot and the people very friendly to me.
who cares about betsye ... we care about you and you being multi lingual .. very impressive .. u da MaN
wow your very good in all those i wish i could rember what i have learn Tagalog is my better one though i always call Henry Henry always have thanks Bud you very smart man really you are
Clift hanger at the end. Now I'm waiting for the next video.
The chances of an American woman being happy in the Philippines is near ZERO. In America, they are raised in continual delusion that they are goddesses and their poo does not stink. When they get into some "real world" area like the Philippines, it pops their bubble and home they go!
It sounds like fun Bud, going to Vietnam. Enjoy your time there. Maybe you will meet up with Reekay. 🙂
Bud you are a linguist. Do you know Visaya as well. I envy you. :-} .I used to know Visaya
during my college days in Manila. I don't have anyone to speak with Visaya. I lost it all.
Keep up the good work. Enjoy your trip to Vietnam . Tell Gloria hello. Gloria ,
enjoy your trip to Cagayan de Oro. I love the C E O. I learn something everytime I watch
your video.
News:
The weather is spring like. The flowers are still amazing. It won''t be for long.
Do you remember Mrs. Barbara Job? She was one of the school board members in our
district. She passed 2 weeks ago. The memorial service was 2 days ago. Monday April 22, 2019.
We missed it. We were out of town. Thought , I'd let u know.
Cres Whiteside
But I'm sure maka sabot gihapon ka Cebuano gamay 😆
Amazing! Can't wait to see in Vietnam. Can you do the Good Morning Vietnam like Robin Williams? :)
We as a family lived in Mexico City from 1953 until 1955 because of my father's job. I picked up the language very easily. You do at that age. I'm hoping to relearn Spanish as well as cebuano for when I come over. We used to travel round Mexico and saw the sights. My father was a keen photographer and I have some of his slides in a file on my laptop. I am fairly sure we went to Guadalajara. It might have been there where I got lost for a couple of hours in the market square. There's a song called Guadalajara, isn't there?
I mean, Cebuano.
Bush's Back!! Strange I was just thinking about Betsey yesterday. Haven't heard anything for awhile. I'm sure your looking forward to your trip to Vietnam, changed a lot since you were there last I'm sure. I'm keeping up with Henry and his travels, maybe you can give him some Vietnam lessons while your there. He's trying to learn. I didn't realize how modern it had become in Vietnam. I've been to the Philippines, Japan and South Korea, military travels, but never Thailand or Vietnam, maybe 1 day. Take care and say hi to Gloria for me, she's been hogging all the camera shots! Dave H.
She should have got a boy toy.
Mi amigo your spanish accent sounds like you're a mexican speaking. It's good, in 10 months I been here I only learn few words but not good enough to hold a conversation. Take care
@@BudBrownsOriginalChannel hehe I was born in Cuba and I lived in Puerto Rico and sometimes I am ask if I am puertorican. I enjoyed your video like always take cate
It will be nice to get your views on The vietnam of today. Yeah Pres Johnson would give us all a FREE ticket back then. Seems like it was just yesterday but then it doesn't. Your opinion I will cherish
She should've stayed in Manila like in BGC or Makati...shame. Anyway,bye bye ms Betsye and Good luck..Bless
Hi Bud, good that your feeling better, gave us a scare. Still watching all your videos, keep up the good work. Would Betsy feel better around more North Americans? Please ask her to watch a CZcams channel called "Retire in Mexico Now". They give lots of info on costs of living in Mexico and there is a single lady who lives in a condo complex, great video, it is titled "Her Rent & Budget in Condo in Mexico". I think Betsy would like what she sees in those videos a bit more. Mexico is not like what Trump and the US media portray it to be. Thanks again Bud
Could be the smartest!
This is the most fun you have doing this vlog..you are laughing all the time.jha ha Sorry about Betsye..you are right it is not for everyone. Some love Vietnam , Malaysia or Europe. Besides.she's female..i don't mean to be sexist but I think women will always have a hard time coping or adapting to a new environment if they are alone.
Hola amijo Bud ..Mira no estoy del lado negative , Yo fui uno de los tantos que te preguntaba por BETSY ,, Pero en mi opinion ella no tenia la fibra para soportar o major dicho Adaptarce a este Sistema de vida .. ..Como vos decics No hay pena en retirarse ,AL menos trato .. y puede contar sus experiencias luego .. Pero quiero degar en claro que No me gusto que te tuvistes que enterar por LOS SONIDOS DE LOS VIENTOS que ella se fue ,,despues que vos fuistes de gran hayuda para ella ..//OK solo mi opinion/// OTRO TEMA // Real mente me encanta la idea que te escapes esos dias con ENRIQUE //Yo tenia pensado lo mismo ..pero me voy a TAIWAN la otra semana ..Por 2 semanas .. No obstante lo de Vietnam Tengo la Puerta habierta para pensarlo este anio Tambien ,, Yo me comunico con Enrique x su FB asi en privado es mucho major ..//SERA fantastic tener 2 puntos de vista ,, sobre todo el tuyo Porque temenos la misma edad .y miramos todos los aspectos que a nosotros nos interesan ….OK como siempre NUESTROS SALUDOS desde ILOILO
Nakita niya, dumating siya, umalis siya
Salamat Bud
Anh sẽ rất vui đi du lịch Sài Gòn. It will shock you with the changes of Việt Nam. Even though the red flags and HCM statues here and there and evewhere. It does feel like you in a Communist country anymore. I left VN 1978 came back 2010.Hae not gone back yet but will travel there where kids in college
Enjoy your videos, but I don't know if you had too much sugar before recording or you suffer from ADHD as your mind was all over the place...haha...This video should come with a handle so you can hold on through it.
Iglesias
I wondered what the heck was an old American lady doing moving there alone when you first posted this story. Likely not happy anywhere she went.
No one is ever too old to try.
No one is ever too old to try anything.
You assume too much. That was a very callous thing to say being that you don't know this lovely woman. You are a miserable excuse for a man.