Not all have happy ending, risky coz am borne at PI. ITs a gambling game not ALL CAN ARE TRUSTWORTHY, COZ IT DEPENDS ON ONE'S INNER MIND, HEART & SOUL. SO, TAKE, GOODLUCK TO GUYS YEARNING FOR YOUNGER, PRETTY GIRLS...
I suppose there are a lot of Successful stories depends on what you’re after. And meeting her Family and Friends tells you what Their Values & Mindset are.
Unless you are traveling the world, becoming an American citizen is a liability not an asset. If you ever move to the Philippines, the US gov will have full access to her bank accounts in the Philippines. If she had just maintained her green card, the US gov would have no access to her bank accounts in the Philippines. You have now given her every incentive to stay in the USA. The longer she stays and prospers the more she will learn she has choices. I hope she continues to choose you. I met my Filipina when I lived in Hawaii but met her in Manila. My friends in Hawaii all had houses and were married to Filipinas, but their mortgages were outrageous. 2 lost their houses in the lockdowns. After I brought her to Hawaii she met all those girls and decided she wanted to own a house. I explained to her that buying a house is not the same as owning it. There is debt to worry about. we moved to Oregon and she got a job at the hospital which I both encouraged and arranged by my contacts there. By year 10 she decided that she was independent and no longer wanted me. I am 6-0 168 lbs blonde hair blue eyes an easy 7 and I was really good to her but she just wanted more than I could give her at the time. She divorced me last year. Crazy thing is I own a piece of property in Oregon that is now worth 2 million. I was developing it for 3 years and she thought it was worthless because until the development was complete, it was not saleable. It is complete now. Just 1 year after the divorce. I have heard so many stories of Filipinas like this but to be honest all of my friends except one in Hawaii are still married to the same Filipina. 3/4 is better than the US divorce rate. My preaching is never bring a Filipina to the US. It is a corrupting culture. I hope your Pinay stays with you until the end. That is God's heart but it definitely was not in the heart of my Filipina
I agree 100% when he said America is not as bad as you think. I made my fortune in America and it will always be home to me. There is no country in the world as awesome as the states and this is why they are crossing the borders by the thousands to get in. I don't see them breaking down the doors to get in the Philippines or for that matter any other country. Another good interview Mark!
Fellow Hoosier here from nw Indiana. My sisters husband is half Filipino. His dad was there in the military and married a local. When I lived in Dubai, a lot of his extended family were there and I hung out with them a few times. Fron Luzon I think. Even all these years later Ill never forget the positive impact on me and the beautiful way they look at life. We still keep in touch from time to time which is nice.
My hubby is half Pilipino and he decided to move over there in Pilipins probably nxt year and im so excited!! We hope we can find a pc of land to can build a small house and a garden to plant
I'm a retired California painting contractor living in Thailand! Retired at 52 back in 2017, now with my Thai wife of 13 years living a stress free life here. She spent 10 years with me in San Diego, she couldn't be happier living back in her homeland, America is not for everyone, especially now...
Yes America Now is a Shithole so many Homeless, life is too short not to live in a stressful Country We Made our Decision too we’re leaving America for Portugal or Spain Maybe or Philippines 👍🙌✌️👋👌
Daryl C I’m a Filipina living here in San Francisco California for almost 12 years nefore coming to US I work in Singapore for 10 yrs and 9 yrs in Dubai as a cook both countries are nice place but I’m happier here in the US no doubt.
@LongBonez Experience my husband is a disabled vet too, hes been living in the Philippines for 10 years, been together 9 years of that, now he wants to go back to America and put our roots there, and wants to show me the beauty of America. Btw..hope you and your life a happy life😊 here in the Philippines.
Yes very true, most Filipena will get very home sick in the 1st year. I got my wife to London 1990. We are still married with 2 children and 2 grandchildren. My wife loves London. Of course there are a very large Filipino community here in London.
My brother work overseas as a seaman for 20 years . He bought 2 house in manila. The other one he rented it to somebody. Then he bought a lands, a rice field. Now he resigned hes work and he manage some people to do the rice field. So now they don't buy rice they eat rice from their farm... I think its a good idea. Buying land then plants it every things... Nice vlog man...
I was going to go to Philippines in August of last year. Be first time traveling overseas. Went through ASAP Tickets. No mention of needing to fill out Health Form until about 30 minutes before gate closed to board flight. So they took my funds and put it in a voucher....just found out that had to use it back in April this year! Figured it would be til Aug 18th. For am trying to go around Dec 27th til Jan 27th to meet my girlfriend's family and her. ...with possibility of marrying her there. So beside working regular job ..will be doing odd jobs to get needed funds to go! My love and I been chatting for two years and am blessed by GOD to have her in my life! Filipinos are beautiful and amazing people!
Great interview! My story- Retired at 51 in Texas, met brazilian wife online 6 years ago, got married 3 years ago after she came on a K1 visa. I'm still retired, she works and has a business. In a few months we will be doing removal of conditions on the 2 year green card. Life is good but that immigration paperwork is no joke, haven't used a lawyer yet.......
All your stories are great. But this one was especially interesting. He's a great guy. You guys had more in common than most people that took very different paths in general. And your paths eventually crossed here. Cool story, cool video. Well done.
Hi Im born Filipina & now living in Georgia USA... I’m enjoying this interview & if I may suggest about filming the Mindanao Life eg tradition, foods, its history eg al make it a stepping stone until people gets to know you... 👌🏻🙏🏻💝💖
Super interesting guy. Super interesting life. When he said after his divorce, “I gotta live.” It sounded like he had always been living. I hate hearing a marriage ends because of money problems, but he’s definitely moved on and thrived. He has a very sensible attitude about U.S. politics too. I’m going to check out his channel. Actually, both of you have had very interesting lives.
He is sensible. Some so called passport bro channels are cringeworthy because it's your typical "western women bad America sucks" garble. Most of us still dont have it that bad here in the states . Michael is mellow and doesn't actually hate the west and doesnt trash anyone. I follow him . I like his videos.
Got a brit husband too LDR as well we married now for 22yrs this year age gap only 7yrs unlike the other filipina they marry half their age n its quite not right to me we live for good now in the Phil in the mountanous area of tagaytay city. Good this guy found a genuine lady...
good interview! My brother and his wife are remodeling her home in Bacolod whilst living out the early years of his medical retirement here in the U.S. think they plan on trying to keep both homes for a while , so it was interesting to hear this story.
I used to live just east of the botanical gardens in Sydney and loved watching the giant bats fly over every evening. The size of them tended to freak tourists out.
It's great to see you Michael. I have followed your chanel from the beginning. Good to know you're back on youtube again. Looking forward to catching up. Awesome interview, Mark.
This guy's got a level head and should do well with his future plans in the Philippines. BTW, I'm from Ann Arbor, Michigan about an hour or so from Detroit. Go Blue!!
filipinas adapts easily and learns fast..in the province you cant be someone who cant do something..you can allow them to work if they want to..it's just they are not given much opportunity back home..but when you take them to places where they can do things that americans dont like to do..they would jump on it happily..
A great interview from Micheal ,a genuine bloke ,a lot of people in the West live to work ,and find out too late in life ,it’s the wrong path Keep the good work up Mark Thanks
Great INTERVIEW! IM FROM *Detroit* also!! I live within the city limits. Northwest side of Detroit....8MILE & Livernois. IM ALSO married to a filipina. Shes from Palawan and she is here in the states with me now! We have one daughter
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 oh wow! I used to live on SCHAEFER just below 7 mile when I first moved to Detroit. I ride by bicycle for exercise down 7 mile to Palmer Park right past that house and then I'll ride down Woodward to Bell Isle and back.
American guys amaze me how you help your wife’s family financially not sure British would be so kind as most don’t like their in-laws sometimes they don’t even talk to them it’s great to know Americans dudes don’t mind thank you both for sharing your stories
They can apply for a late registration birth certificate and can do most things as long as they can show early documentation like baptisms and elementary school.
Amazing couple your interviewing we meet too and they are very nice couple we had good conversation with them. Mike he introduce you and we also stayed here in Dumaguete San Jose extension! We did twice dinner with them nice to meet you!
WOW Mark !! That was a VERY interesting chat with Michael and you ! First time you talk about your interest and experience with wildlife ! I shared with you about the wildlife sanctuary I am SO blessed to have here to do rescue , rehab and release work now for 22yrs here in northwestern Ontario Canada ! The first few yrs I thought that I was the rescuer till it became clear to me that they were coming to me to rescue and rehab me to be a real human again ! I too did some extra work on 2 movies ... Shadow of the hawk and slaughter house . and was the lead in a biker gang spoof commercial against drinking and driving ! And as I shared with you , the film that was made here in 2010 about myself and this place by exploration films based in Monument Colorado . THE GENTLEBEARMANOFEMO ! Still working on getting my now 4yr fiancee over here . As you know , it has become SO difficult with all those stupid restrictions that keep changing ! We are also losing our once free country ! God bless, keep safe !
Your life sounds interesting. My only claim to fame was on a German musli bar ad as a14 year in New Zealand. I never saw the ad and was happy not too. I nearly was fired because i shaved the side of my head a few days before it started and had to wear a hat. I got really shy on set and didn't enjoy the experience. I love watching movies . Enjoy a good horror movie. I think I've seen Slaughter house 🏠
I know I said this before, but Man, it's amazing and refreshing to see how spacious your place is compared to the hyper-compact dwellings I've seen in vlogs of expats in the Phils. and Thailand.
@@FinstaDaMinsta Hi Johnny. I totally agree homes built in the USA over the last two decades are ridiculous, 2500 to 4500 sq. ft monstrosities. I'll bet Every Man's place is around 800 sq. ft to 1000, which isn't huge. I live in a 600 sq./ft 1 bedroom place here in America and I'm ok with that, although I'd like another room to have my exercise equipment, music recording equipment and such. The point I'm making is, these little 200 to 400 sq. ft condos and homes in the Phils. and Thailand, IMO, are just too cramped/small, especially if one has children. Just my opinion.
Your rite in America are ole life is working I’m 77 still working do not need to work but my life is work most Americans are workers love your video thanks
Just subscribed , really enjoyed Micheals story. Didn't think I would be learning so much about the movie industry and exotic wildlife 😆 It's true that here in Australia the bats are massive and plentiful.
I was a big fan of Jonny Carson, mostly because he got so many so great interviews. I miss Johnny, but now we have you. (Never cared much for the guys that followed) Mark, maybe you could get together with the old dog and produce: "The ALL-NEW Tonight Show" Starring Mark & The Old Dog (as Johnny & Ed McMann).
Why wait 5 years? Live life... Sell the house, do not rent, look what just happened with lockdowns, you wouldn't get rent and you can't evict. The idea of retiring is to leave the stress behind...sell the house. I am making those life decisions, thought through many of the options, I determined that selling off and start recognizing what really is important.
Great conversation. Interesting how your interests were so similar(animals, acting, films, etc.) and you are both from the States but are doing the conversation in the Philippines.
I really enjoyed this interview, some similarities to me. Great point on social media, in-person you look for similarities, on-line people look for differences. Michael if you're ever in the Denver area, let me know and maybe we can meet-up... and let us know your channel once it is up and running again.
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 Hey Mike I am from Trenton, MI. what was the name of your pet store? I am sure i had to have been there, use to visit all the different stores.
Great seeing Michael & Yna again I was subscribing their channels when they first started ,Michael hope things go well for you and Yna best wishes for your retirement in a few years time in PI ,great interview Mark .
I hope Michael can find a way to eventually live partly in the Philippines and the USA. Perhaps he could own a property and rent it out as an AirBNB when he is not there, hiring someone or using a property management company to take care of it while he is away.
I'm interesting to watching this video,I am from phillipines but currently working here in saudi arabia as domestic helper, I hope someday I find the right person
Wow his wife and mine must have come to the US at the same time! We celebrate our third anniversary this August, too. She hasn't gotten her 10 year card yet however...
Just to comment on filipinos not having birth certificate, what they should do is to file for a late registration and wait for it to come out at the PSA but just dont know how long will it take.
birth certificate was filed in the municipal registrar at any time after birth of any citizen..filipino who need a copy for legal purposes can make a request in a minute..so pay 50 pesos 1 u.s dollar only and can take the same time you make a request..the registrar will encode from the original copy filed in the registrar and easily can take with authenticated signature and stamp.easy!
Building a company for the family to live is is a great idea. I'm working out the plans with my filipina fiance to start a baboy farm for her family to run. :D Slow and steady.
Good interview. Always interesting to see the difference in demeanor and vitality from those that were self employed versus those that worked for a company.
Some one should marry me too. I'm wild and free 🥰✌. I can live anywhere in the world as long as I'm with the right person and can easily adapt to new culture. So of you are there please make your move ASAP 😉
Late registration birth certificate can be done here. You just have to present yourself to the civil registrar of the town you were born and get yourself the list of things you have to do. And you will need a lawyer to make a few affidavits.
Sell that house and buy another which has an Inlaw suite... then rent out the main part of the home and stay in the Inlaw suite when you’re in the USA. Thus you have consistent income and a place to stay
My Filipina girlfriend is an actress I been dating my romelda for at lest a year my life is only depending on romelda efren bugna & leaving north American for good to be with her & having a happy future together
Create a movie about an expat finding a new life in the Philippines but make it a comedy. I would watch it. You can portray culture shocks in the Philippines vs America in a comical way but not offensive to the cultures. I think it would be a big hit. A character that wants a second chance in life and finds it in the Philippines and the funny yet meaningful experiences he goes through to find a new home.
I'm about 5 years away. Maybe longer now thanks to the hit my investments took this year. But I'll be 45. I've never been a social media creator, but I think I'll document the entire journey on here.
Great interview!
Thank you Edward 😊
Not all have happy ending, risky coz am borne at PI. ITs a gambling game not ALL CAN ARE TRUSTWORTHY, COZ IT DEPENDS ON ONE'S INNER MIND, HEART & SOUL. SO, TAKE, GOODLUCK TO GUYS YEARNING FOR YOUNGER, PRETTY GIRLS...
Wish you Good luck and congrats ! To those American men who found a good and trustworthy loving Filipina in the Philippines. 🇵🇭
My wife is from the Philippines and she is the most wonderful person I know. She just became an American citizen yesterday.
I suppose there are a lot of Successful stories depends on what you’re after. And meeting her Family and Friends tells you what Their Values & Mindset are.
Ha ha give it time
Good job lol
Congratulations to your wife on her citizenship
Unless you are traveling the world, becoming an American citizen is a liability not an asset. If you ever move to the Philippines, the US gov will have full access to her bank accounts in the Philippines. If she had just maintained her green card, the US gov would have no access to her bank accounts in the Philippines. You have now given her every incentive to stay in the USA. The longer she stays and prospers the more she will learn she has choices. I hope she continues to choose you.
I met my Filipina when I lived in Hawaii but met her in Manila. My friends in Hawaii all had houses and were married to Filipinas, but their mortgages were outrageous. 2 lost their houses in the lockdowns. After I brought her to Hawaii she met all those girls and decided she wanted to own a house. I explained to her that buying a house is not the same as owning it. There is debt to worry about. we moved to Oregon and she got a job at the hospital which I both encouraged and arranged by my contacts there. By year 10 she decided that she was independent and no longer wanted me. I am 6-0 168 lbs blonde hair blue eyes an easy 7 and I was really good to her but she just wanted more than I could give her at the time. She divorced me last year. Crazy thing is I own a piece of property in Oregon that is now worth 2 million. I was developing it for 3 years and she thought it was worthless because until the development was complete, it was not saleable. It is complete now. Just 1 year after the divorce. I have heard so many stories of Filipinas like this but to be honest all of my friends except one in Hawaii are still married to the same Filipina. 3/4 is better than the US divorce rate.
My preaching is never bring a Filipina to the US. It is a corrupting culture. I hope your Pinay stays with you until the end. That is God's heart but it definitely was not in the heart of my Filipina
Those ladies who found a good guy are so lucky ☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️
This is how a genuine guy speaks about his life experience. Good guy! Thanks for the interview.
I agree 100% when he said America is not as bad as you think. I made my fortune in America and it will always be home to me. There is no country in the world as awesome as the states and this is why they are crossing the borders by the thousands to get in. I don't see them breaking down the doors to get in the Philippines or for that matter any other country. Another good interview Mark!
Fellow Hoosier here from nw Indiana. My sisters husband is half Filipino. His dad was there in the military and married a local. When I lived in Dubai, a lot of his extended family were there and I hung out with them a few times. Fron Luzon I think. Even all these years later Ill never forget the positive impact on me and the beautiful way they look at life. We still keep in touch from time to time which is nice.
Great interview! My Filipina and I are past the three year married mark and doing great!
My hubby is half Pilipino and he decided to move over there in Pilipins probably nxt year and im so excited!! We hope we can find a pc of land to can build a small house and a garden to plant
I'm a retired California painting contractor living in Thailand! Retired at 52 back in 2017, now with my Thai wife of 13 years living a stress free life here. She spent 10 years with me in San Diego, she couldn't be happier living back in her homeland, America is not for everyone, especially now...
Yes America Now is a Shithole so many Homeless, life is too short not to live in a stressful Country We Made our Decision too we’re leaving America for Portugal or Spain Maybe or Philippines 👍🙌✌️👋👌
Daryl C I’m a Filipina living here in San Francisco California for almost 12 years nefore coming to US I work in Singapore for 10 yrs and 9 yrs in Dubai as a cook both countries are nice place but I’m happier here in the US no doubt.
People are leaving California for Mexico.
@LongBonez Experience my husband is a disabled vet too, hes been living in the Philippines for 10 years, been together 9 years of that, now he wants to go back to America and put our roots there, and wants to show me the beauty of America. Btw..hope you and your life a happy life😊 here in the Philippines.
@@susanfudge1737 fuck no there not
Yes very true, most Filipena will get very home sick in the 1st year. I got my wife to London 1990. We are still married with 2 children and 2 grandchildren. My wife loves London. Of course there are a very large Filipino community here in London.
My brother work overseas as a seaman for 20 years . He bought 2 house in manila. The other one he rented it to somebody. Then he bought a lands, a rice field. Now he resigned hes work and he manage some people to do the rice field. So now they don't buy rice they eat rice from their farm... I think its a good idea. Buying land then plants it every things... Nice vlog man...
I was going to go to Philippines in August of last year. Be first time traveling overseas. Went through ASAP Tickets. No mention of needing to fill out Health Form until about 30 minutes before gate closed to board flight. So they took my funds and put it in a voucher....just found out that had to use it back in April this year! Figured it would be til Aug 18th. For am trying to go around Dec 27th til Jan 27th to meet my girlfriend's family and her. ...with possibility of marrying her there. So beside working regular job ..will be doing odd jobs to get needed funds to go! My love and I been chatting for two years and am blessed by GOD to have her in my life! Filipinos are beautiful and amazing people!
Great interview! My story- Retired at 51 in Texas, met brazilian wife online 6 years ago, got married 3 years ago after she came on a K1 visa. I'm still retired, she works and has a business. In a few months we will be doing removal of conditions on the 2 year green card. Life is good but that immigration paperwork is no joke, haven't used a lawyer yet.......
Very interesting guy. His story is very informative also. Excellent interview. I wish him and his partner the very best of health and happiness.
All your stories are great. But this one was especially interesting. He's a great guy. You guys had more in common than most people that took very different paths in general. And your paths eventually crossed here. Cool story, cool video. Well done.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
Hi Im born Filipina & now living in Georgia USA... I’m enjoying this interview & if I may suggest about filming the Mindanao Life eg tradition, foods, its history eg al make it a stepping stone until people gets to know you... 👌🏻🙏🏻💝💖
From Georgia here too. Sharpsburg is my town.
Super interesting guy.
Super interesting life.
When he said after his divorce, “I gotta live.” It sounded like he had always been living.
I hate hearing a marriage ends because of money problems, but he’s definitely moved on and thrived.
He has a very sensible attitude about U.S. politics too.
I’m going to check out his channel.
Actually, both of you have had very interesting lives.
He is sensible. Some so called passport bro channels are cringeworthy because it's your typical "western women bad America sucks" garble. Most of us still dont have it that bad here in the states . Michael is mellow and doesn't actually hate the west and doesnt trash anyone. I follow him . I like his videos.
Got a brit husband too LDR as well we married now for 22yrs this year age gap only 7yrs unlike the other filipina they marry half their age n its quite not right to me we live for good now in the Phil in the mountanous area of tagaytay city.
Good this guy found a genuine lady...
The only bad part about this interview was...that it was too damn short. Very likable man.
It is...
WOW, wonderful and amazing story.Praying both of you the best in the future .Stay safe and be healthy.Be Blessed 🙏❤️
good interview! My brother and his wife are remodeling her home in Bacolod whilst living out the early years of his medical retirement here in the U.S. think they plan on trying to keep both homes for a while , so it was interesting to hear this story.
where in bacolod i'm from bacolod and getting married to american Guy also in dec'
@@genelynmayola8213 ohh! Her house is fairly close to Panaad Park.
I used to live just east of the botanical gardens in Sydney and loved watching the giant bats fly over every evening. The size of them tended to freak tourists out.
It's great to see you Michael. I have followed your chanel from the beginning. Good to know you're back on youtube again. Looking forward to catching up.
Awesome interview, Mark.
Very interesting conversation Mark. Well done.
Thank you 😊
This guy's got a level head and should do well with his future plans in the Philippines.
BTW, I'm from Ann Arbor, Michigan about an hour or so from Detroit. Go Blue!!
Love A2
filipinas adapts easily and learns fast..in the province you cant be someone who cant do something..you can allow them to work if they want to..it's just they are not given much opportunity back home..but when you take them to places where they can do things that americans dont like to do..they would jump on it happily..
Michael was a great subject for Every Man... Thanks, Mark.
Thank you for watching
A great interview from Micheal ,a genuine bloke ,a lot of people in the West live to work ,and find out too late in life ,it’s the wrong path
Keep the good work up Mark
Thanks
Watching from africa,glad that you found a filipina wife.first time to watch this channel.
You really have an interesting channel man. Great to hear stories of real people in America, and not the news that we often hear. Kudos on this.
Thank you Allen. 😊
You guys had the most interesting pets! I'm only into Stick bugs and Leaf bugs 😅 but Leaf bugs are popular in Europe right now
nice to listen this interview,so far so good.
Great INTERVIEW! IM FROM *Detroit* also!! I live within the city limits. Northwest side of Detroit....8MILE & Livernois. IM ALSO married to a filipina. Shes from Palawan and she is here in the states with me now! We have one daughter
Yeah I know that area, are you close to the area called green acres?
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 YOU ARE CORRECT! I live in Sherwood Forest!😊
Cool that’s a great area, I worked on a movie at the frank loyd wright house off 7 mile.
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 oh wow! I used to live on SCHAEFER just below 7 mile when I first moved to Detroit.
I ride by bicycle for exercise down 7 mile to Palmer Park right past that house and then I'll ride down Woodward to Bell Isle and back.
American guys amaze me how you help your wife’s family financially not sure British would be so kind as most don’t like their in-laws sometimes they don’t even talk to them it’s great to know Americans dudes don’t mind thank you both for sharing your stories
They can apply for a late registration birth certificate and can do most things as long as they can show early documentation like baptisms and elementary school.
Yep, that's what my wife had to do before our K1 Visa.
Amazing couple your interviewing we meet too and they are very nice couple we had good conversation with them. Mike he introduce you and we also stayed here in Dumaguete San Jose extension! We did twice dinner with them nice to meet you!
Absolutely fascinating interview! Both of you guys have such cool and interesting backgrounds.
Thank you Steven. Glad you liked it
I used to watch his channel as they were good through the K1 process. Great interview.
Nice hearing again that interesting story. Watching from TX USA!!! Keep the good job sir!
WOW Mark !! That was a VERY interesting chat with Michael and you ! First time you talk about your interest and experience with wildlife ! I shared with you about the wildlife sanctuary I am SO blessed to have here to do rescue , rehab and release work now for 22yrs here in northwestern Ontario Canada ! The first few yrs I thought that I was the rescuer till it became clear to me that they were coming to me to rescue and rehab me to be a real human again ! I too did some extra work on 2 movies ... Shadow of the hawk and slaughter house . and was the lead in a biker gang spoof commercial against drinking and driving ! And as I shared with you , the film that was made here in 2010 about myself and this place by exploration films based in Monument Colorado . THE GENTLEBEARMANOFEMO ! Still working on getting my now 4yr fiancee over here . As you know , it has become SO difficult with all those stupid restrictions that keep changing ! We are also losing our once free country ! God bless, keep safe !
Your life sounds interesting. My only claim to fame was on a German musli bar ad as a14 year in New Zealand. I never saw the ad and was happy not too. I nearly was fired because i shaved the side of my head a few days before it started and had to wear a hat. I got really shy on set and didn't enjoy the experience. I love watching movies . Enjoy a good horror movie. I think I've seen Slaughter house 🏠
@@cryptoslacker-464
I know I said this before, but Man, it's amazing and refreshing to see how spacious your place is compared to the hyper-compact dwellings I've seen in vlogs of expats in the Phils. and Thailand.
@@FinstaDaMinsta Hi Johnny. I totally agree homes built in the USA over the last two decades are ridiculous, 2500 to 4500 sq. ft monstrosities. I'll bet Every Man's place is around 800 sq. ft to 1000, which isn't huge. I live in a 600 sq./ft 1 bedroom place here in America and I'm ok with that, although I'd like another room to have my exercise equipment, music recording equipment and such. The point I'm making is, these little 200 to 400 sq. ft condos and homes in the Phils. and Thailand, IMO, are just too cramped/small, especially if one has children. Just my opinion.
yeah, it looks huge. considering how crazy rental prices have bcome in the usa right now, that place would require $2,000/mo. easily
You seems like a good person if you have keep your crew or staff for a long time ..
THANX AGAIN MARK , that was cool and gave me hope !!
Thank you for watching Davy
Your rite in America are ole life is working I’m 77 still working do not need to work but my life is work most Americans are workers love your video thanks
Hi
Just subscribed , really enjoyed Micheals story. Didn't think I would be learning so much about the movie industry and exotic wildlife 😆 It's true that here in Australia the bats are massive and plentiful.
Thank you so much for subscribing
I was a big fan of Jonny Carson, mostly because he got so many so great interviews.
I miss Johnny, but now we have you. (Never cared much for the guys that followed)
Mark, maybe you could get together with the old dog and produce:
"The ALL-NEW Tonight Show" Starring Mark & The Old Dog (as Johnny & Ed McMann).
Why wait 5 years? Live life...
Sell the house, do not rent, look what just happened with lockdowns, you wouldn't get rent and you can't evict. The idea of retiring is to leave the stress behind...sell the house.
I am making those life decisions, thought through many of the options, I determined that selling off and start recognizing what really is important.
Just don't burn any bridges and connections back home or else eventually the stress from the past will come back.
I agree with you on this. I told him the same thing. Problem is his work dog. He wants them to retire together so he can keep the dog
Amazing interview! Thank you so much for this information!
Thank you for watching James
Great interview Mark a very interesting guy thanks for sharing 👍
Hoping your marriage works well. God bless you and your new wife.
additional foreign visistors that want leave here,, welcome and enjoy life here sir... its more fun in Dumaguette 😆😆💃🏝️🐬🦀🐟🐠👏👍🥂🏝️
Great conversation. Interesting how your interests were so similar(animals, acting, films, etc.) and you are both from the States but are doing the conversation in the Philippines.
Michael is a cool & great guy, watching their vlogs before.
Another great interview with an interesting guy. Enjoyed it very much!
Great interview guys! Had no idea, us seniors have the chance of getting casted more. Mark, your experience’s run across many creative journeys!
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
We are the one who made our life very interesting☺
I really enjoyed this interview, some similarities to me. Great point on social media, in-person you look for similarities, on-line people look for differences. Michael if you're ever in the Denver area, let me know and maybe we can meet-up... and let us know your channel once it is up and running again.
Channel is up and running. My Filipino adventure. Ty
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 Hey Mike I am from Trenton, MI. what was the name of your pet store? I am sure i had to have been there, use to visit all the different stores.
Savanna exotics in Livonia
Great seeing Michael & Yna again I was subscribing their channels when they first started ,Michael hope things go well for you and Yna best wishes for your retirement in a few years time in PI ,great interview Mark .
Hey Mike so glad to see this post, we remember you😉
@@myfilipinoadventure7297 looking forward to your channels up and running again ,all the best
It’s up and running now
This is very great interview and god bless you
Great interview and lifestory.
The only thing misses Clark
didn't like was the Michigan winter ❄️🥶 in the beginning
I’m loving all of these interviews Mark.
Thank you Alex. Your opinion means a lot to me
Awesome, I was also in Batman B Superman,,,I might have seen you on set 😀 and Oz !!
I hope Michael can find a way to eventually live partly in the Philippines and the USA. Perhaps he could own a property and rent it out as an AirBNB when he is not there, hiring someone or using a property management company to take care of it while he is away.
new subscriber here . Single from California.
Nice interview..Iam from the Philippines🇨🇿
As for logistics, u could downsize from a house to a small unit.
Interesting stories of ur experienced
In life enjoyed listening how ppl got to tell about yourselves you've lots ur stories to Shared thank you 😊 🙏
I have watched Michael and Ina before, last time i heard they lived in Michigan .
We’re happy for both of you, wish you’re happy together., Godbless..
I'm interesting to watching this video,I am from phillipines but currently working here in saudi arabia as domestic helper, I hope someday I find the right person
Good story 👍👏👏
Wow his wife and mine must have come to the US at the same time! We celebrate our third anniversary this August, too. She hasn't gotten her 10 year card yet however...
I have a long back story. It all boils down to her and her family in the PI. She will work to get it all. Beware!
06:11 Not all women will divorce, take the house, money, alimony, pension and the kids.
But all women can.
Great interview 👏👏👏👍😜
Good guy mark ..nice to hear his story ..❤🇦🇺🇵🇭
I’ve watched his CZcams channel. It’s very entertaining.
Just to comment on filipinos not having birth certificate, what they should do is to file for a late registration and wait for it to come out at the PSA but just dont know how long will it take.
That is how it is done in other countries as well. No need for them to stay there forever LOL.
birth certificate was filed in the municipal registrar at any time after birth of any citizen..filipino who need a copy for legal purposes can make a request in a minute..so pay 50 pesos 1 u.s dollar only and can take the same time you make a request..the registrar will encode from the original copy filed in the registrar and easily can take with authenticated signature and stamp.easy!
Building a company for the family to live is is a great idea. I'm working out the plans with my filipina fiance to start a baboy farm for her family to run. :D Slow and steady.
Pls make sure your name is on the house and piggery farm just in case she leaves you. I’ve heard stories like this before.
new subscriber here , thanks for the very intersting content
Thank you for subscribing and taking the time to comment 😀
Its a very interesting interview, i enjoyed watching the 33:45 mins. video.
Very nice interview.
Hi Mark , I like your videos.Looking forward to meet you one day when I and my husband could visit Philippines. God willing 🙏✌️🥰
I like how you let him explain everything like you do not know anything about Philippines, like the fiance visa... Good story and interview
Good interview. Always interesting to see the difference in demeanor and vitality from those that were self employed versus those that worked for a company.
MOST OF US, BEEN THERE, RESPECT MOROCCO
Some one should marry me too. I'm wild and free 🥰✌. I can live anywhere in the world as long as I'm with the right person and can easily adapt to new culture.
So of you are there please make your move ASAP 😉
He has a unique Face. If He could act,He has the movie/tv look.
Late registration birth certificate can be done here. You just have to present yourself to the civil registrar of the town you were born and get yourself the list of things you have to do. And you will need a lawyer to make a few affidavits.
I believed you are grate guy and you deserved to have a wonderful wife and a happy family life..Wish you.luck
Awesome interview!
Black Market won't work with Birth certificates.. if you are born unregistered, you should apply for late registration..
Great interview. Hope we could see both of you just like the tv talk shows.
Sell that house and buy another which has an Inlaw suite... then rent out the main part of the home and stay in the Inlaw suite when you’re in the USA. Thus you have consistent income and a place to stay
My Filipina girlfriend is an actress I been dating my romelda for at lest a year my life is only depending on romelda efren bugna & leaving north American for good to be with her & having a happy future together
I used Rapid Visa.
You give them the info. It took 18 months.. just should have took her to Mexican border.
at my 59years old I'm still dont loose hope to meet and find an American fiance I'm a widow from Philippines..
Congratulations to you both
Thats pretty cool
Create a movie about an expat finding a new life in the Philippines but make it a comedy. I would watch it. You can portray culture shocks in the Philippines vs America in a comical way but not offensive to the cultures. I think it would be a big hit. A character that wants a second chance in life and finds it in the Philippines and the funny yet meaningful experiences he goes through to find a new home.
That’s a fantastic idea!
Or watch Mike Bustos’ vlogs on YT.
I'm about 5 years away. Maybe longer now thanks to the hit my investments took this year. But I'll be 45. I've never been a social media creator, but I think I'll document the entire journey on here.