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I was raised to be a gentleman, the strong, silent type, but always with a smile... I stay honest, sincere, and genuine about my feelings upfront, and never be deceitful about my intentions... When I came to the Philippines in May of 2022, I was used to the toxic response I would get when opening a door for a lady or giving a simple, polite compliment... However, that was actually appreciated by Filapinas, and I always get a smile and a "thank you", which is refreshing... Just be prepared because that demeanor, which is put down by many western women, is like a magnet for Filapinas! 😳😉😁
You're generalizing, I always thank a gentleman for opening a door for me. Even my husband. My boys were taught that way, hope they never stop. @@chrism4008
I was raised the same way. It was called respect for others. Learned it and still do it no matter what. It is a civilized and courteous way to treat others.
Pea, regarding people cutting in line, I don't hesitate to inform them where the line is. During the pandemic, I was in the line at SMHYPERMART and had been there for maybe 30 minutes. A man cut in line in front of me, and I told him the line was back there. He didn't like it, but he left when the security guard came over. Then, the Filipino man behind me tapped me on the back and said thank you. He made my day.
The rude behaviour is equally abhorrent and astounding to me. Being from the southern part of the US, it is our tradition to be polite and respectful to one another (in general). Here, there is little regard for personal space. No one holds the door for others. Filipinos drive their cars, trikes and motorbikes as if they exclusively own the road. Once, trying to exit the airplane in Manila, a sea of Filipinos pushed and shoved their way past my aisle, as if I did not exist. (In the US, we allow those ahead of us to exit, and then proceed, row by row)(. At the opposite row was an elderly Filipino woman who also wanted to de-plane. Noticing this, I forced my way into the line, stopped the flow, and invited the woman to go ahead. She was stunned, but thanked me. I vowed that the first person who said one rude word to me would be subjected to a dressing down. Worst example: during Catholic Mass (of all circumstances), the same horrid behaviour. It's supposedly a Christian country. Haven't they read about the last will be first, and the first will be last? It seems that, in groups, the Filipino is just plain awful. One-on-one, they are sweet, kind, and sincere. Go figure!?
It is true. For the most part, foreigners are very honest and most the time, we don't care if it hurts someone's feelings. With my wife and me for example, when she serves me food, if I don't like it, I will tell her. It's not because I want to hurt her, but because if I don't like something, I don't want to eat it. If I lie and say it tastes good, she will make it for me again and again and I'll be stuck eating something I don't like. Honesty may hurt in the moment, but only if you see it as an insult rather than a way to improve on yourself.
Agree!. Improvements are only achieved by honest feedbacks. And how can a partner trust you, if you end up just lie to them repeatedly. But offcourse has to be considerate in HOW to say it. And still thank for the efforts. And maybe be lighthumour or smiling or joking or whatever which lightens the mood so it does not feel like a "punch". Can even help in the kitchen together to tweak and improve recipies. While flirting some etc:)
My girlfriend cooks very well. I will tell her when I don’t like something. For example I don’t like goat. It don’t like the smell when it’s being cooked and I don’t like the taste.
It’s also a simple thing that you don’t like. It doesn’t mean it’s not good. You have your preferences. There are certain things my wife loves to eat that I just simply don’t like and other things she doesn’t like that I can’t get enough of. To each their own. If she likes something she prepares it for her and she prepares something for me that I like. The ONE fruit I don’t like she eats and gives me the ones I like.
@@normanmerritt1395 yep, my wife does the same for me. She loves her dried fish, but the smell makes me sick. So she will make me something for dinner and I'll eat and then I'll go to my room and close my door while she cooks her dried fish. Honesty is mostly the best policy.
@@keinlieb3818 i also buy things that my wife likes that I absolutely cannot tolerate. It’s because I love her and want her to enjoy it. She does the same for me.
I wasn't surprised by the things they didn't like about foreigners as you had covered many of those items over the time I have been watching your channel. Thank you for an enjoyable video today, Ms Pea. Loved the scenery in some of the areas you interviewed.
These ladies are very perceptive and very articulate. My Filipina's advice: "Tatay says you must wiiiden (hand demonstration included) your patience. " Sweet Pea, your skill at drawing out thoughts and follow-up observations from your interview subjects is just superb. ❤
My father always went for a drive if he was mad, this gave him time to cool off. He said that he did this so he would not say anything that he would regret.
@@TheFilipinaPea I was born in the USA and probably have some things in common but when I hear these things I feel weird because I don’t have most of these traits or I have better control over them. ❤
Generous...polite...helpful.. charitable...loving... likeable always there for you... honest... faithful...bonservative...and listens to you...❤... but thats me...
Pea tyvm it's great to know what the Filipino people don't like about us from the west because they are shy . It gives us more understanding on how we need to be aware how we act in public or with our Filipina ❤❤
Asking Filipinas about the best and worst aspects of foreigners, was very informative and entertaining. In fact, it was excellent, Pea! Well done, as usual. 👍❤
There were pretty good compliments, no complaints there of course. The annoyances weren't too bad. I get the organization thing. I lived with a Korean woman years ago. When I did dishes I put them in the same cabinet from which they came. She would put thing in a different cabinet every time. So there I was searching every cabinet until I found what I was looking for. Same with tools. Every woman I dated that borrowed my tools, that was the last time I saw them. So I bought every gf her own tools. If she couldn't find them, that was her problem. Organization is a great thing. My son has the same problem with his filipina. He hasn't learned to buy her tools of her own. He'll learn eventually, or keep losing tools.😅😅
Good morning Pea. I think many expats and tourists don't do any research prior to arriving and as a result get severe culture shock: The lack of computerization and streamlined service, different ways and manners and especially 'well back home it's like this...'. Great interviews with some lovely ladies. Take care.
You know what I find funny? I've met plenty of Filipinos who complain about the same things, just to their friends and family, not to the people who are failing to provide streamlined service. And that way, nothing improves.
@@CaptainKremmen That would be too confrontational. And even if the criticism is spoken, the Filipino recipient of criticism will always be in denial. Thus, silence is bliss. Welcome to the Philippines.
I was raised to treat people with respect and to respect people of all races and backgrounds and cultures and nationalities, so I like the Filipino culture 😊
something to keep in mind about foreigners being particularity friendly is partly the fact if they are in the Philippines or else where, so they are often on vacation or retired and in a good mood. personally i don't get greeted by strangers much during the work week in Canada.
@@TheFilipinaPea yea canada is changing , best not to annoy people on Monday's. you can expect someone to honk or start screaming at you if you take an extra few seconds to take off at a red light after it turns green. for some reason its mostly woman of any age and younger men under 25 that do this. seems older men are more tolerant in general.
I have taken a nap every single day of my life since I was a teenager. I'm now in my 50's, but look a good ten years younger. Naps are the key to a longer life
Every one of the worst things are true. Unfortunately. It was the hardest thing for me to slow down after retirement, but having a Filipina in my life really helped. I never was a fighter tho. I always thought being a lover was better than being a fighter. I did fight in the ring, in boxing you will lose every time if you let anger enter your mind. Fighting and boxing are at the end of a long scale. Glad you did this. It might help others to see where they need improvement. We love you Pea.
Love your videos actually in Tokyo right now about to board my final flight there to see my LDR keep up what your doing helps us all more than you know
You have such an expressive face! Some of your responses in the first interview were amazing :) Fried street food, yum (not good for my weight, though); sweet spaghetti ... blech!
As young kids, we are taught that honesty is the best policy, so that's why you may find us to be brutally honest and feel that we don't consider your feelings. The independent thing is a must for us here in the west. If we don't do that with our children then they tend to not do as well out in the world.
Actually in some countries oin the west saying something like " good morning " is not as common anymore as it used to be. Plenty of people just prefer to look the other way even if you just try seek eye contact and when you smile you even get funny looks. Only old people seem to still have some politeness. That's why i find it quite refreshing when i come to the Philippines and i get greeted by people on the street. Even someone calling to me with "Hey Joe, where are you going ? " would put a smile on my face. can't wait to get back there next year. 😊😊
That is basically meaningless because what is even a "foreigner" after all? We are talking about anyone of those 194 countries besides the Philippines in the 195 countries and territories recognized by the United Nations. But I know, by "foreigners" you just mean western foreigners and WHITE western foreigners. Even so we are talking about too many different cultures here. For instance, one of the questions raised is that if the Filipinos or the "foreigners" talk louder in public spaces. A Swedish or a Fin would be very quite. An Italian probably would be more boisterous. But I know we are NOT only talking about white western foreigners but about the TYPE of white western foreigners that generally goes after women in Southeast Asia. The pool is quite more restricted in this case, because they are in general quite... peculiar. Not even a good representative of the West in general. But still quite a lot of different cultural background.
@JohnnyLynnLee Is this meant as a response to what i said ? Just asking because you could've put this comment as a standalone for others to respond to. I was just commenting on something one of those ladies said.
@@Taiko206 I'm agreeing with what you said and going even further on the FACT that the generalizations about '"foreigners"" in this video don't even make sense. It's not just, as you've said, "in some countries in the West they say "good morning" and in others don't." To begging with you ASSUMED it means " the West", as we all, but in fact they are talking about "foreigners". A JAPANESE in the Philippines is also a foreigner.
@@Taiko206 For instance I'm a Brazilian. In the Philippines I'd be a FOREIGNER. And Brazilians are not like Americans or Europeans. And I'm not like all Brazilians as well. We don't even like Americans much down here. As MANY in the Philippines as well. As the protests in front of the US embassy in this May Day showed. They want the troops out. She is SELLING A PRODUCT. She is talking about an SPECIFIC type of Filipinos and an specific type of Westerners. But even within this limited (and quite extravagant) pool there's still a LOT of differences. She's praying n INCELS and redpills and he likes, like in her video specifically appealing to their delusion of being "sigma male" and all this pseudoscience involving the so called "menosphere". It's a very limited world. But even inside this l9imited world those generalizations don't make sense.
15:23 Sweet food - I find the sausages in the Philippines to be kind of odd that way. In the USA sausage was more salty sometimes a bit spicy hot (i prefered less spicy though). Cumin was one of the most common spices for sausages. When I came to the Philippines it seemed like the sausages were just loaded with sugar.
Thank you again Pea. I've made a lot of progress since moving to the Philippines from the states with my filipina wife in 2022. I'm always looking for ways I can improve myself here in my new home.
Yup, I have no issue walking up to a lady and saying something along the lines of You're smile is a like a shooting star streaking across the multiverse. The only difference is your smile will last a lifetime, but the stars beauty will last a moment.
Married in the US 25 years to a beautiful Filipina. I am very caring and honest with her and try to have a sense of humor about things. She may say I don’t like clutter or leaving things out that are just as easy to put back where they belong. But that’s really nothing when compared to our happy life. I thank my lucky stars every day❤️.
Thank You Pea, Lovely Ladies. I always wanted to visit Dumaguete, but I never made it that far, I retired at 52, I’m now 67 , I’ve been married now to a Filipina for two years now. It is great to be noticed when I’m out in public in the Philippines by the Ladies, Filipinos are very kind and pleasant people. I can only make one woman happy and she’s so easy to please. Life Is Good In The Philippines.
I read a travel advisory last night that advised against travel to the Phillipines and Thailand. Said Americans may be attacked. I guess China has been pirating ships off the coast. A Filipino lost a finger in the attack. President talking about acts of war. Is it safe?
I was always taught to open the door for others (regardless of gender). It totally throws my Filipina wife for a loop when I open the car door for her. For a lot of western guys I know who are also married to Filipinas, old-school chivalry is a sort of love language for us. We're treated so incredibly well by our Filipina wives, that something as basic as opening a door or holding an umbrella over them in the rain is just a small way of saying thank you for the amazing way they treat us.
Hi Pea…I can always count on your reporting interesting, informative or cute and funny. Don’t stop what you’re doing because you’re gorgeous to look at as well as very talented with your style of reporting. No matter the topic !! I wish you continued success and I always look forward to your next video.
This is an essential video for those of us, who sincerely care about how we are perceived as Guests within another person's Home. It would seem as though most of this is common sense but upon reflection it also shows areas where we can all improve. I strive to especially improve in the areas I am lacking because just as the people we encounter overseas are representations of the places they reside in, we are also representations of the people and places we left. For a lot of these people we meet overseas, we may be the only nationality from that country that they will ever meet. We can dispel some of the myths and stereotypes people see within movies and television as well. First impressions are always lasting impressions. Great Video, Pea. You are VERY CLOSE to 300K subscribers with 1M just on the horizon. Keep up the Great Work and take care of yourself and take those siestas...!
pea, one thing i would like you to do is whenever you talk to someone give their age so we can get a better perspective of them and perhaps better understand them
@@USA_to_Asia_in_2024 Giant red flag for me. Good English, tattoo, tons of makeup, openly talks about private parts... definitely been with plenty of foreigners. Pass. Now the 4th chick, killer charm.
Hi Pea! Good episode. You had very nice girls today. :) I specially liked first girl, and also girl that is most annoyed with frank and honest from foreigners. Both girls had flower. I think orchid. Probably they got it from market behind them. Speaking of market it looks interesting, maybe you can cover it in some episode. But back to the girls. It is not only the look of the girls I like the way they talk. Probably that makes them even prettier. 😄 I know that sometimes when some of your guests are very popular you invite them for other video. So this time my voice goes to two girls I mentioned, or at least for first girl. About annoying things I am guilty for few, but I see only one as my flood. It is loudness. Some times I speak to loud. My girlfriend says: "To much loud your voice." 😄
Hello, Pea 😊Very wonderful and very interesting video. Even though every foreigner is different, I enjoyed watching and listening to the young women there giving their perspective. Thank you for sharing 😊
@PaMuShin Pea called multiple girls "miga" in this video - e.g. 2:56 and 14:36. But if you're talking about the girl at 2:56, her name is Fritz - she was interviewed before in the "ARE PROVINCIAL FILIPINAS A GOOD CHOICE FOR A MATE?" video
@PaMuShin Yeah, that makes sense. As I understand it, even though Filipino/Tagalog is the official language of the Philippines, it isn't the commonly spoken language of the Visayan region. I forget what part of the Philippines Pea is originally from, but regardless, she's in the Visayas now so it makes sense she would use some Visayan/Cebuano words in these conversations.
**** THIS***** THIS is EXACTLY what I meant by my comment... THIS is the type of person to STEER WAAAAY Away from... "You're VERY naive... MOST only do that because they see something they like. I do that because it is the right thing to do. I got onto 3 US Soldiers in the US one day. They were walking into a Waffle House (restaurant) and not only did not hold the door for the pregnant lady behind them, but PURPOSEFULLY closed it so she would have to pull it the entire way herself. Being retired Military, I was very upset with them, and they left in a huff. The manager of the restaurant decided to dress me down and kick me out. I wrote their corporate HQ and found out years later that she had been fired immediately after my letter to corporate. Opening doors? Watch what they do when the 90 year old woman (or man for that matter) approaches the door. What what they do when the pregnant lady approaches the door. THAT will tell you MUCH MUCH MUCH more about them than watching them open the door for you..."
I don't know where most of the people who comment live but in the state of New Jersey holding a door open for someone coming out of or into an establishment is common, complete with a thank you! That applies to all races and nationalities! Love your videos Pea, if anything it reminds me that I live in the greatest country in the world!
I've received a compliment for all of the listed "best things" while I've been in the Philippines... Out of the worst traits... I avoid fast food, probably talk a little too loud in public, and I'm definitely direct and honest. Oh well, I don't plan on changing any of those things at this time. 🙂
It’s so funny that i have to checked your comment section every time you have a new video uploaded i have to check what my fiancé have to say. 🤣 But i agree to all the things that said here. But what makes him exceptional is that even we are apart he always makes me feel safe and secure that i can trust him. He is very well educated he treats me well, the only thing that i can see it as a negative while it is actually a positive is that when discussing things hahahaha! It makes me hard to deal sometimes because i wasn’t used to that kind of stuff, we talked about the things like we don’t really fight but we discuss things which is more hard to express your feelings while you have to gather your words and translate it in English. Lol! No, kidding aside this is what I prayed for and this a huge blessing to me. ♥️
Hey Pea... Good morning from California another good video thanks... I've been to the Philippines many times with my church doing projects but maybe I need to make a trip there just for myself I watch your videos and everybody is so nice and that's how I remember the Philippines maybe the friendliest country in the world
Awesome P🌷《☆》I Luv JOLLIBEE..the Spaghetti not so much😬but it does taste better for a Midnight snack after its been in the Fridge for a day. My Dad got kicked out of the house when I was 17 for Infidelity😮I had to stay around till I was 19. I was so busy working & partying that I didn't even know my Mom was dating😂Next thing I know She got Married. My Job at the time was training me to Manage KMart Shoe Departments. A Manager position opened up in Tallahassee Fl when I was 19 so it was my Ticket out✌🏼😎☯️
I would agree with the "talking to loud" comment. As an American myself, it is annoying when you see others behaving this way in public. Especially when traveling overseas. Of course, common sense is hard to come by here in the US.
@@silverliner4894 "Pea, get your head out of the gutter." I agree. Pea, think about your five sexiest actors. Remember, you've never seen the size of their banana and you still think they're sexy. It's true, "size doesn't matter," even in bed. All my women (before Christianity) had huge, gigantic, exceptionally large breasts, until I met a flat-chested Filipina immigrant in Daly City, California. I was obsessed with her sexy baby-girl chest. I was more fulfilled than ever in my life because she used to think less of herself, and I noticeably improved her self-esteem and happiness.
I don't believe it's true about the big feet thing. What I hear though is it's directly related to the size of your nose.... But I don't know if that's true either.
Not feet nose measure from the tip of your middle finger to the bottom of your palm. That was why a few years age during a debate some was talking about the size of their hands. Lol
I think the Filipina pea nailed the jack pot because the first Filipina she interviewed was the most beautiful I mean my god😅.I can still picture her in my mind even when she started interviewing other Filipinas😻.
You know who she looked like to me? Rosie the barmaid from Lord Of The Rings 🤣 (and yes she’s quite a cutie - made me consider switching teams for a moment) 😳🤣🤣
My worst trait- I’m too nice = You want to be seen as a White Knight Savior My best trait- I love unconditionally = You refuse to look at the RED FLAGS, see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. They say ignorance is BLISS, but I say it's nothing but ignoring the obvious shithole you find yourself in. loving unconditionally is going to cost you a boat load of money and grief in the Phil's. You have to MAN Up as an adult and realize when a relationship is souring and cut your losses. It's best for you and for her. Staying in a dysfunctional relationship isn't good for either party.
The Filipino Pea Your content is excellent I love this topic because it's good.To know the difference between our 2 countries and the 2 people and the main thing is to respect each other.And get to know each other and what each other needs in a relationship and give it to Each other It's important to respect someone else's time. It's important to respect other people's culture. We're all on different times would do things differently. It's important to know that and know it will not probably never change. Being on time is a very big thing for me. But if I'm with someone that is not on time, I have to adjust that too if I'm in the country or whatever you know, it's just something you have to do now. If you're going to work, you need to be on time. You know and depend on where you are if you're in the philipains. Just fall in love with everybody else. Does whatever they do? You do if you're in the United States. Depending on where you are just depends on what you're at. That's all. I can say just be respectful of each other and traditions in. How things go and everything else will be fine. We can be different and still make it work. That's what makes life worth living is you know. Somebody, if you're being somebody has the same tracing you, it wouldn't be as fun. You also might as well have a different so you can learn from them and make them learn from you. That's what makes that's what makes the world go around Filipino One more thing before I go. It's so good to have. Someone actually loves you like I feel like a Filipino. Does and have enough water that loves you as well? That's faithful and loyal. Those are the things that bought you 2 together. And that's what we'll keep you together and your faith in God. So everything is that part of the relationship is the most Philippine and Pete have a great day.I'll see you on the next video.Thank you My name is cedric nash i'm your number one fan
Being blunt but saying it in a way that can be both understood, received, and helpful in both good things and bad things...that's what all people should strive to do.
With temperatures over there in the upper 90’s (Fahrenheit, close to 40 degrees Celsius) you always seem to look amazing Ms. Pea. I’m hearing a common theme here: happy, loyal, gentlemanly, good in bed, have “big feet”, on time, etc…. The whole not afraid to speak their mind, yea I can see that too. The dislikes, yea I can see that too. Impatient, workaholic, arrogant. I’ve had to check my impatience plenty of times. Stop and smell the roses and touch grass. Same with working. I am a workaholic. Arrogant, yea I know plenty like that. Too organized? That’s a new one but I see where she’s coming from. Love fried foods though in other matters I’m a picky eater. Too blunt: yea I see that. In my experience with Filipinas they are oftentimes shocked at how blunt and direct I am. And in fairness I’ve seen Filipinas hot tempered too. Anyway I’ll leave it there. Good things and Very valid critiques.
@@TheFilipinaPea I got the Tampo several times from my Filipina immigrant in the USA after I casually shared "private" information about us while we were at family gatherings. My bad. (For newbies... Tampo refers to a range of Filipino cultural behavior in which one may withdraw affection or cheerfulness from a person who has hurt one's feelings. Because the behavior roots from Filipino culture, the term has no English equivalent, but "sulking" or "to sulk" is often considered the closest translation.)
As an African American man in the US, it is nice to hear that Filipinas like a man who's confident, let you know we are interested, and not shy to tell you we think you're beautiful. In the west we are viewed as aggressive in approaching a woman. I'm guilty of some of the complaints especially being brutally honest and somewhat hot tempered.
I always love these kinds of videos, it helps to remember that things that get taken for granted here are appreciated over there. I especially appreciated the young lady in the orange top, yes being on time matters and yes, I'll tell you exactly what I think, but I'll try to be nicer about it 😅
Great video! I've never been to the Philippines, but as an American who spent a couple of years in Latin America, I've heard some of these things. I like to approach cultural differences more from the angle of, "What is something that I can learn from these people?" For example, I know that most Americans (like you guys talked about) very much believe that time is money. So we generally hate wasting other peoples' time; that's a good thing. We also don't want other people wasting our time either, and that's not bad, but one thing we Americans could learn from some Latin American cultures (and apparently from Filipinos)is to use more tact and diplomacy when someone is trying our patience, or to lighten up a little about time when experiencing a culture that values life enjoyment, relationships, and human interaction a little more than efficiency. This approach can help Americans enjoy their time abroad more and can help us avoid offending our gracious host cultures. ❤
Aww, I love my personal projects though, keeps my mind sharp and I get to make stuff with my hands. But a nap in the day? Hmmm, maybe some of those projects can wait... 😄
Hi. I have watched you since before you had 1000 subs before I came here. In this video I see we were at the market on the same day😊. I see myself in one of your backgrounds. Keep up the great content! You are one of the best vloggers here. Always interesting.
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I was raised to be a gentleman, the strong, silent type, but always with a smile... I stay honest, sincere, and genuine about my feelings upfront, and never be deceitful about my intentions... When I came to the Philippines in May of 2022, I was used to the toxic response I would get when opening a door for a lady or giving a simple, polite compliment... However, that was actually appreciated by Filapinas, and I always get a smile and a "thank you", which is refreshing... Just be prepared because that demeanor, which is put down by many western women, is like a magnet for Filapinas! 😳😉😁
Its crazy how western women have become. Truly sad. That's why I got a filipina!
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You're generalizing, I always thank a gentleman for opening a door for me. Even my husband. My boys were taught that way, hope they never stop.
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I won't waste my time on a Western Land Whale.
I was raised the same way. It was called respect for others. Learned it and still do it no matter what. It is a civilized and courteous way to treat others.
Pea, regarding people cutting in line, I don't hesitate to inform them where the line is. During the pandemic, I was in the line at SMHYPERMART and had been there for maybe 30 minutes. A man cut in line in front of me, and I told him the line was back there. He didn't like it, but he left when the security guard came over. Then, the Filipino man behind me tapped me on the back and said thank you. He made my day.
God bless you good man
The rude behaviour is equally abhorrent and astounding to me. Being from the southern part of the US, it is our tradition to be polite and respectful to one another (in general). Here, there is little regard for personal space. No one holds the door for others. Filipinos drive their cars, trikes and motorbikes as if they exclusively own the road.
Once, trying to exit the airplane in Manila, a sea of Filipinos pushed and shoved their way past my aisle, as if I did not exist. (In the US, we allow those ahead of us to exit, and then proceed, row by row)(. At the opposite row was an elderly Filipino woman who also wanted to de-plane. Noticing this, I forced my way into the line, stopped the flow, and invited the woman to go ahead. She was stunned, but thanked me. I vowed that the first person who said one rude word to me would be subjected to a dressing down.
Worst example: during Catholic Mass (of all circumstances), the same horrid behaviour. It's supposedly a Christian country. Haven't they read about the last will be first, and the first will be last?
It seems that, in groups, the Filipino is just plain awful. One-on-one, they are sweet, kind, and sincere.
Go figure!?
It is true. For the most part, foreigners are very honest and most the time, we don't care if it hurts someone's feelings. With my wife and me for example, when she serves me food, if I don't like it, I will tell her. It's not because I want to hurt her, but because if I don't like something, I don't want to eat it. If I lie and say it tastes good, she will make it for me again and again and I'll be stuck eating something I don't like. Honesty may hurt in the moment, but only if you see it as an insult rather than a way to improve on yourself.
Agree!.
Improvements are only achieved by honest feedbacks.
And how can a partner trust you, if you end up just lie to them repeatedly.
But offcourse has to be considerate in HOW to say it.
And still thank for the efforts. And maybe be lighthumour or smiling or joking or whatever which lightens the mood so it does not feel like a "punch".
Can even help in the kitchen together to tweak and improve recipies. While flirting some etc:)
My girlfriend cooks very well. I will tell her when I don’t like something. For example I don’t like goat. It don’t like the smell when it’s being cooked and I don’t like the taste.
It’s also a simple thing that you don’t like. It doesn’t mean it’s not good. You have your preferences. There are certain things my wife loves to eat that I just simply don’t like and other things she doesn’t like that I can’t get enough of. To each their own. If she likes something she prepares it for her and she prepares something for me that I like. The ONE fruit I don’t like she eats and gives me the ones I like.
@@normanmerritt1395 yep, my wife does the same for me. She loves her dried fish, but the smell makes me sick. So she will make me something for dinner and I'll eat and then I'll go to my room and close my door while she cooks her dried fish. Honesty is mostly the best policy.
@@keinlieb3818 i also buy things that my wife likes that I absolutely cannot tolerate. It’s because I love her and want her to enjoy it. She does the same for me.
This was a good change of pace in terms of asking Filipinas about foreigners. Great job, Pea!
I thought it was a good, fun topic too, Hugh 👍😊
It’s going to be a better Tuesday when it starts with the often imitated, never equaled PeaTv!
Often imitated is right 🤣🤣👍
I wasn't surprised by the things they didn't like about foreigners as you had covered many of those items over the time I have been watching your channel. Thank you for an enjoyable video today, Ms Pea. Loved the scenery in some of the areas you interviewed.
Thanks Dan! I was surprised by a couple things, but not many 😊👍
These ladies are very perceptive and very articulate. My Filipina's advice: "Tatay says you must wiiiden (hand demonstration included) your patience. " Sweet Pea, your skill at drawing out thoughts and follow-up observations from your interview subjects is just superb. ❤
Yes, wiiiiiden that patience! 🤣🤣
I like filipina ladies traditional hospitality, good family culture, sometimes they are very shy.
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My father always went for a drive if he was mad, this gave him time to cool off. He said that he did this so he would not say anything that he would regret.
Wisdom!!
My worst: I’m too nice
My best: cash only, live within my means, plan, budget, invest😊
That sounds all good to me! 👍❤️
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I was born in the USA and probably have some things in common but when I hear these things I feel weird because I don’t have most of these traits or I have better control over them. ❤
You have a Heart, bud. That's enough to live.
But is that heart strong enough to live with one of these people?
In comparison to whom, your comparing yourself too? 🤔
@@jaimerivera9080I didn’t compare. I was a victim of several scams, taking advantage of my trustful nature.
Generous...polite...helpful.. charitable...loving... likeable always there for you... honest... faithful...bonservative...and listens to you...❤... but thats me...
Pea tyvm it's great to know what the Filipino people don't like about us from the west because they are shy . It gives us more understanding on how we need to be aware how we act in public or with our Filipina ❤❤
Exactly! It lets you be a fly on the wall to hear the real scoop 👍😊
Having a good sense of humor is always a plus. Then add in the gentleman aspect and you can’t lose 😌
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Asking Filipinas about the best and worst aspects of foreigners, was very informative and entertaining. In fact, it was excellent, Pea! Well done, as usual. 👍❤
Thanks Noah! It was a fun series, yes 👍
Maybe I’ll do a part 2 of each 😊
@@TheFilipinaPea Great idea, Pea. I'm sure the majority of your followers would enjoy that.
Quite a consensus! We still need to make an effort to be as nice as Filipinas are!
Thanks for your great work!
Thanks for enjoying it 👍❤️
There were pretty good compliments, no complaints there of course.
The annoyances weren't too bad. I get the organization thing. I lived with a Korean woman years ago. When I did dishes I put them in the same cabinet from which they came. She would put thing in a different cabinet every time. So there I was searching every cabinet until I found what I was looking for. Same with tools. Every woman I dated that borrowed my tools, that was the last time I saw them. So I bought every gf her own tools. If she couldn't find them, that was her problem. Organization is a great thing. My son has the same problem with his filipina. He hasn't learned to buy her tools of her own. He'll learn eventually, or keep losing tools.😅😅
Good morning Pea. I think many expats and tourists don't do any research prior to arriving and as a result get severe culture shock: The lack of computerization and streamlined service, different ways and manners and especially 'well back home it's like this...'. Great interviews with some lovely ladies. Take care.
Norm! Glad you could make it 👍😊❤️
You know what I find funny? I've met plenty of Filipinos who complain about the same things, just to their friends and family, not to the people who are failing to provide streamlined service. And that way, nothing improves.
@@CaptainKremmen Correct! If you DON'T tell THEM, they won't KNOW!
@@CaptainKremmen That would be too confrontational. And even if the criticism is spoken, the Filipino recipient of criticism will always be in denial. Thus, silence is bliss. Welcome to the Philippines.
@@CaptainKremmen Miànzi from Confucianism is all over East and Southeast Asia. There is no escape from it 😶🌫.
I was raised to treat people with respect and to respect people of all races and backgrounds and cultures and nationalities, so I like the Filipino culture 😊
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Nice to hear from someone who doesn’t have an axe to grind ❤️
something to keep in mind about foreigners being particularity friendly is partly the fact if they are in the Philippines or else where, so they are often on vacation or retired and in a good mood. personally i don't get greeted by strangers much during the work week in Canada.
No?? 😢😢😢
You just blew my image of Canadians! 🥺🤣🤣🤣
@@TheFilipinaPea yea canada is changing , best not to annoy people on Monday's. you can expect someone to honk or start screaming at you if you take an extra few seconds to take off at a red light after it turns green. for some reason its mostly woman of any age and younger men under 25 that do this. seems older men are more tolerant in general.
I have zero problems with naps got one planned today 😂
Siesta time! 🤣🤣👍
I have taken a nap every single day of my life since I was a teenager. I'm now in my 50's, but look a good ten years younger. Naps are the key to a longer life
Filipinas are winning!
SO are their passport bros!
Filipinas are life.
We do have certain benefits 😉❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea Enthusiasm was my favorite trait.
Honestly both win. She gets an honest, generous and loyal man and he gets a loyal, submissive and loving wife/girlfriend.
“If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library.”
- Frank Zappa
Sadly so true.
Hahah...said by someone who never went to college...btw, what does this have to do with this video?
you just triggered someone ......lol
@@tonyste12...yeah.. but that someone had a funny point to make too!
@@nobody7817 yes, that ' someone '..... lol
Every one of the worst things are true. Unfortunately. It was the hardest thing for me to slow down after retirement, but having a Filipina in my life really helped. I never was a fighter tho. I always thought being a lover was better than being a fighter. I did fight in the ring, in boxing you will lose every time if you let anger enter your mind. Fighting and boxing are at the end of a long scale. Glad you did this. It might help others to see where they need improvement. We love you Pea.
Lover > Fighter 🤣👋👍
Enjoyable and informative as usual. Thank you
Thank YOU, Ray ❤️❤️❤️👍
Another great post Pea! Starts the day in a magnificent way! Never can be copied with your energy and vibe!🤟🏽
And I intend to keep it that way 😊👍🤣
6 weeks and I'll be back in the Philippines to see my LDR...WOOHOO!!! can't wait
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@@dreimos306 online in 2020. Dating site but it's closed down now
Lucky man!
bro are you me? wtf hahaha same!
You're still the best thing CZcams has to offer, Pea! Great interviews as always! 🌴
THANKS Jonathan 👍😊
Love your videos actually in Tokyo right now about to board my final flight there to see my LDR keep up what your doing helps us all more than you know
You have such an expressive face! Some of your responses in the first interview were amazing :)
Fried street food, yum (not good for my weight, though); sweet spaghetti ... blech!
Blech indeed! 🤮🤣
As young kids, we are taught that honesty is the best policy, so that's why you may find us to be brutally honest and feel that we don't consider your feelings. The independent thing is a must for us here in the west. If we don't do that with our children then they tend to not do as well out in the world.
Yes, you folks are raised not to be deceptive - which I wholeheartedly admire ❤️👍
Actually in some countries oin the west saying something like " good morning " is not as common anymore as it used to be. Plenty of people just prefer to look the other way even if you just try seek eye contact and when you smile you even get funny looks. Only old people seem to still have some politeness. That's why i find it quite refreshing when i come to the Philippines and i get greeted by people on the street. Even someone calling to me with "Hey Joe, where are you going ? " would put a smile on my face. can't wait to get back there next year. 😊😊
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That is basically meaningless because what is even a "foreigner" after all? We are talking about anyone of those 194 countries besides the Philippines in the 195 countries and territories recognized by the United Nations. But I know, by "foreigners" you just mean western foreigners and WHITE western foreigners. Even so we are talking about too many different cultures here. For instance, one of the questions raised is that if the Filipinos or the "foreigners" talk louder in public spaces. A Swedish or a Fin would be very quite. An Italian probably would be more boisterous. But I know we are NOT only talking about white western foreigners but about the TYPE of white western foreigners that generally goes after women in Southeast Asia. The pool is quite more restricted in this case, because they are in general quite... peculiar. Not even a good representative of the West in general. But still quite a lot of different cultural background.
@JohnnyLynnLee Is this meant as a response to what i said ?
Just asking because you could've put this comment as a standalone for others to respond to.
I was just commenting on something one of those ladies said.
@@Taiko206 I'm agreeing with what you said and going even further on the FACT that the generalizations about '"foreigners"" in this video don't even make sense. It's not just, as you've said, "in some countries in the West they say "good morning" and in others don't." To begging with you ASSUMED it means " the West", as we all, but in fact they are talking about "foreigners". A JAPANESE in the Philippines is also a foreigner.
@@Taiko206 For instance I'm a Brazilian. In the Philippines I'd be a FOREIGNER. And Brazilians are not like Americans or Europeans. And I'm not like all Brazilians as well. We don't even like Americans much down here. As MANY in the Philippines as well. As the protests in front of the US embassy in this May Day showed. They want the troops out. She is SELLING A PRODUCT. She is talking about an SPECIFIC type of Filipinos and an specific type of Westerners. But even within this limited (and quite extravagant) pool there's still a LOT of differences. She's praying n INCELS and redpills and he likes, like in her video specifically appealing to their delusion of being "sigma male" and all this pseudoscience involving the so called "menosphere". It's a very limited world. But even inside this l9imited world those generalizations don't make sense.
Very informative Pea, it seems that overall if you are respectful and sincere, with a bit of laughter added you're on the right track.
Always enjoy watching your videos Pea. Thanks for doing them.
More great content. I will keep today’s show in mind as I arrive in a week.
Excellent Pea, all of the responses from the girls were right on point......
And fun, too 👍😊
The most bubbleyist I have ever seen you doing street interviews... must be the heat😉
It was BROILING, too 👍🥵
15:23 Sweet food - I find the sausages in the Philippines to be kind of odd that way. In the USA sausage was more salty sometimes a bit spicy hot (i prefered less spicy though). Cumin was one of the most common spices for sausages. When I came to the Philippines it seemed like the sausages were just loaded with sugar.
Thank you again Pea. I've made a lot of progress since moving to the Philippines from the states with my filipina wife in 2022. I'm always looking for ways I can improve myself here in my new home.
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Yup, I have no issue walking up to a lady and saying something along the lines of You're smile is a like a shooting star streaking across the multiverse. The only difference is your smile will last a lifetime, but the stars beauty will last a moment.
That could actually work here, under the right circumstances 🤣
Looking great Pea….first to like this morning!!!
And I sure do appreciate that, Exec 👍👍❤️
Hi Little Pea, as always very entertaining and very amusing. I love it. Keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks Denis!! ❤️❤️👍
Married in the US 25 years to a beautiful Filipina. I am very caring and honest with her and try to have a sense of humor about things. She may say I don’t like clutter or leaving things out that are just as easy to put back where they belong. But that’s really nothing when compared to our happy life. I thank my lucky stars every day❤️.
Good one Pea, these girls speak excellent English.
Thank You Pea, Lovely Ladies. I always wanted to visit Dumaguete, but I never made it that far, I retired at 52, I’m now 67 , I’ve been married now to a Filipina for two years now. It is great to be noticed when I’m out in public in the Philippines by the Ladies, Filipinos are very kind and pleasant people. I can only make one woman happy and she’s so easy to please. Life Is Good In The Philippines.
I read a travel advisory last night that advised against travel to the Phillipines and Thailand. Said Americans may be attacked. I guess China has been pirating ships off the coast. A Filipino lost a finger in the attack. President talking about acts of war. Is it safe?
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Love the balance! We need to know where we fall short too!
Looking forward to Friday!
Take good care!😊
I bet you’ll like Fridays video 👍😉
Hi Pea, looking better and better in every video. 😍 I love your interviews, always very interesting and informative. 👌😊
Thanks TTSO! I really appreciate that 👍❤️
I was always taught to open the door for others (regardless of gender). It totally throws my Filipina wife for a loop when I open the car door for her. For a lot of western guys I know who are also married to Filipinas, old-school chivalry is a sort of love language for us. We're treated so incredibly well by our Filipina wives, that something as basic as opening a door or holding an umbrella over them in the rain is just a small way of saying thank you for the amazing way they treat us.
Good evening Pea. New week, new video. What cha got for us today?
I have the flip side today - what we think of YOU 🤣👍
Ms. Pee, I would have loved to meet the first filipina that you interviewed. She had the fearless, friendly attitude that all men love.
And she was such a cutie 😉
You better be prepared to make here laugh or have a clown outfit on hand!
That’s a bit insulting, even if you blame it on autocorrect. Try “Pea” instead.
@@carlosnorris352sensitive much? Captain Simptastic to the rescue! 😅
Is her tattoo considered a red flag in the local men ?
11:38 yeah I agree, that's why Americans age harder than Filipinas. I vote for that law, We need an afternoon nap to recharge.
Hi Pea…I can always count on your reporting interesting, informative or cute and funny. Don’t stop what you’re doing because you’re gorgeous to look at as well as very talented with your style of reporting. No matter the topic !! I wish you continued success and I always look forward to your next video.
Thanks Michael 👍❤️
This is an essential video for those of us, who sincerely care about how we are perceived as Guests within another person's Home. It would seem as though most of this is common sense but upon reflection it also shows areas where we can all improve. I strive to especially improve in the areas I am lacking because just as the people we encounter overseas are representations of the places they reside in, we are also representations of the people and places we left. For a lot of these people we meet overseas, we may be the only nationality from that country that they will ever meet. We can dispel some of the myths and stereotypes people see within movies and television as well. First impressions are always lasting impressions. Great Video, Pea. You are VERY CLOSE to 300K subscribers with 1M just on the horizon. Keep up the Great Work and take care of yourself and take those siestas...!
Yes, it’s always helpful to know how you’re perceived 👍👍👍
OMG first interview and I’m in love with this girl PINK dress
Time stamp!!!!
You look AMAZING Filipina Pea!!❤
Wow, thanks Jay! This wasn’t my best day (no sleep yesterday), so I appreciate that! 👍
Right, I think she only interviews girls that she's cuter than, LOL... Just kidding.
pea, one thing i would like you to do is whenever you talk to someone give their age so we can get a better perspective of them and perhaps better understand them
These women were mid twenties to late 30’s 👍
@@TheFilipinaPea thank you
Age, and type of girls (where are they from or something).
I assume they are from Dumaguetti (or Cebu) unless anything else is stated.
Wow, Miss Pea, each of the filipina guests you interviewed are very well spoken🇺🇸🙏🏼🇵🇭
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Ms. Pea, Which one am I ?
" I'm 'Easy' like Sunday Morning", at least on CZcams ;
Smart Lady and your Crew
Tks., much appreciative.
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Great Video Pea, I was quite distracted by how long and Beautiful your hair is.
As long as you’re watching my video, feel free to decide where to put your eyes 🤣❤️
@@TheFilipinaPea Amazing how Philipina Women are so sweet!
Best trait -- must be my photo being used
I’m sorry, I forgot to ask permission! 🤣👍
Wow that first Filipina spoke English so well!
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But her tattoos have lowered her chances of being taken seriously by the type of man she wants to keep her.
@@USA_to_Asia_in_2024 Giant red flag for me. Good English, tattoo, tons of makeup, openly talks about private parts... definitely been with plenty of foreigners. Pass.
Now the 4th chick, killer charm.
Because she dated several Western men
@@USA_to_Asia_in_2024 I'd have zero problems with it
Hi Pea!
Good episode. You had very nice girls today. :)
I specially liked first girl, and also girl that is most annoyed with frank and honest from foreigners. Both girls had flower. I think orchid. Probably they got it from market behind them. Speaking of market it looks interesting, maybe you can cover it in some episode.
But back to the girls. It is not only the look of the girls I like the way they talk. Probably that makes them even prettier. 😄 I know that sometimes when some of your guests are very popular you invite them for other video. So this time my voice goes to two girls I mentioned, or at least for first girl.
About annoying things I am guilty for few, but I see only one as my flood. It is loudness. Some times I speak to loud. My girlfriend says: "To much loud your voice." 😄
I did cover the market - you’ll find it in my videos from about a month ago and also a year ago 👍😊
The Pea is just the Cooolest EVER!!
Hello, Pea 😊Very wonderful and very interesting video. Even though every foreigner is different, I enjoyed watching and listening to the young women there giving their perspective. Thank you for sharing 😊
I from the south in the US we love fried food
And BACON! Everything is better with bacon!
And BACON! Everything is better with bacon!
Mina/Miga is BEAUTIFUL!!!❤❤❤ I would LOVE to open a door for her!!😉😊
Then hurry on over - we have lots of doors here 🤣🤣🤣
I don't think it was a name, I think it's from the Spanish 'amiga' meaning 'friend'.
@PaMuShin Pea called multiple girls "miga" in this video - e.g. 2:56 and 14:36. But if you're talking about the girl at 2:56, her name is Fritz - she was interviewed before in the "ARE PROVINCIAL FILIPINAS A GOOD CHOICE FOR A MATE?" video
@PaMuShin Yeah, that makes sense. As I understand it, even though Filipino/Tagalog is the official language of the Philippines, it isn't the commonly spoken language of the Visayan region. I forget what part of the Philippines Pea is originally from, but regardless, she's in the Visayas now so it makes sense she would use some Visayan/Cebuano words in these conversations.
**** THIS***** THIS is EXACTLY what I meant by my comment... THIS is the type of person to STEER WAAAAY Away from... "You're VERY naive... MOST only do that because they see something they like. I do that because it is the right thing to do. I got onto 3 US Soldiers in the US one day. They were walking into a Waffle House (restaurant) and not only did not hold the door for the pregnant lady behind them, but PURPOSEFULLY closed it so she would have to pull it the entire way herself. Being retired Military, I was very upset with them, and they left in a huff. The manager of the restaurant decided to dress me down and kick me out. I wrote their corporate HQ and found out years later that she had been fired immediately after my letter to corporate. Opening doors? Watch what they do when the 90 year old woman (or man for that matter) approaches the door. What what they do when the pregnant lady approaches the door. THAT will tell you MUCH MUCH MUCH more about them than watching them open the door for you..."
Fairly accurate
I don't know where most of the people who comment live but in the state of New Jersey holding a door open for someone coming out of or into an establishment is common, complete with a thank you! That applies to all races and nationalities! Love your videos Pea, if anything it reminds me that I live in the greatest country in the world!
I always enjoy your down-n-dirty 'street deets' (details) interviews. It's always must see tv.
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@@TheFilipinaPea ❤️❤️❤️❤️👌
The best thing about is that I'm straightforward and direct. The worst thing about me is that I have a soft spot in me.
We like soft spots! (except for one spot in particular) 🤣🤣🤣
Good video pea. ❤🌼🌼🌼🌹
I've received a compliment for all of the listed "best things" while I've been in the Philippines... Out of the worst traits... I avoid fast food, probably talk a little too loud in public, and I'm definitely direct and honest. Oh well, I don't plan on changing any of those things at this time. 🙂
It’s so funny that i have to checked your comment section every time you have a new video uploaded i have to check what my fiancé have to say. 🤣 But i agree to all the things that said here. But what makes him exceptional is that even we are apart he always makes me feel safe and secure that i can trust him. He is very well educated he treats me well, the only thing that i can see it as a negative while it is actually a positive is that when discussing things hahahaha! It makes me hard to deal sometimes because i wasn’t used to that kind of stuff, we talked about the things like we don’t really fight but we discuss things which is more hard to express your feelings while you have to gather your words and translate it in English. Lol! No, kidding aside this is what I prayed for and this a huge blessing to me. ♥️
Please don’t change 👍❤️
@@annesantisteban 🤣😂 Thank you Sweetie. ♥😘
Hey Pea... Good morning from California another good video thanks... I've been to the Philippines many times with my church doing projects but maybe I need to make a trip there just for myself I watch your videos and everybody is so nice and that's how I remember the Philippines maybe the friendliest country in the world
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Awesome P🌷《☆》I Luv JOLLIBEE..the Spaghetti not so much😬but it does taste better for a Midnight snack after its been in the Fridge for a day. My Dad got kicked out of the house when I was 17 for Infidelity😮I had to stay around till I was 19. I was so busy working & partying that I didn't even know my Mom was dating😂Next thing I know She got Married. My Job at the time was training me to Manage KMart Shoe Departments. A Manager position opened up in Tallahassee Fl when I was 19 so it was my Ticket out✌🏼😎☯️
Self-sufficient and independent 👍👍👍
I would agree with the "talking to loud" comment. As an American myself, it is annoying when you see others behaving this way in public. Especially when traveling overseas. Of course, common sense is hard to come by here in the US.
Someone has been lying to the young lady about traffic in America. It’s brutal in the big cities
You are an absolute doll. I love the new outfits. Love your videos and seeing you work. Nice job.
Thanks Mac! 👍❤️
Yeah, notice to the foreigners. You dont want to be hot tempered in public. Being overly beligerent in public could get you deported.
Good morning pea!!!! ❤thanks for being you!!!!
And thanks for being YOU, and coming here today 👍❤️
The pink dress lady is a looker😍😍😍
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The married Aussie and the half pinoy both reflect the vibe and taste for me
&uKno!!!!
U ain’t never lied😂😂😂
Got me glowing red and I’m black😂😂😂
Pea...One or your best...you make me laugh. I am from the US and I live in SW Mexico, Thank you, Geoff
Your interviews are very fun to watch
Thanks Jason! 😊👍
I never heard about the big feet thing. I wear a size 16, and I guess that explains alot
16????? Ummm, uhhhh, I’m afraid I’ll need to verify that for myself - when can you arrive?
@@silverliner4894 "Pea, get your head out of the gutter." I agree. Pea, think about your five sexiest actors. Remember, you've never seen the size of their banana and you still think they're sexy. It's true, "size doesn't matter," even in bed. All my women (before Christianity) had huge, gigantic, exceptionally large breasts, until I met a flat-chested Filipina immigrant in Daly City, California. I was obsessed with her sexy baby-girl chest. I was more fulfilled than ever in my life because she used to think less of herself, and I noticeably improved her self-esteem and happiness.
I don't believe it's true about the big feet thing. What I hear though is it's directly related to the size of your nose.... But I don't know if that's true either.
Not feet nose measure from the tip of your middle finger to the bottom of your palm. That was why a few years age during a debate some was talking about the size of their hands. Lol
I think what she meant is none of the above.
I think the Filipina pea nailed the jack pot because the first Filipina she interviewed was the most beautiful I mean my god😅.I can still picture her in my mind even when she started interviewing other Filipinas😻.
But her tattoos (and already been touched by a foreigner) reduce her to the level of "recreational use" only at this point.
You know who she looked like to me? Rosie the barmaid from Lord Of The Rings 🤣
(and yes she’s quite a cutie - made me consider switching teams for a moment) 😳🤣🤣
@@TheFilipinaPea 🤣😅wow pea
My worst trait- I’m too nice.
My best trait- I love unconditionally.
Those sound pretty good to me! 🤣👍
@@TheFilipinaPea thank you Pea. Western women don’t think so.
My worst trait- I’m too nice = You want to be seen as a White Knight Savior
My best trait- I love unconditionally = You refuse to look at the RED FLAGS, see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. They say ignorance is BLISS, but I say it's nothing but ignoring the obvious shithole you find yourself in. loving unconditionally is going to cost you a boat load of money and grief in the Phil's. You have to MAN Up as an adult and realize when a relationship is souring and cut your losses. It's best for you and for her. Staying in a dysfunctional relationship isn't good for either party.
@@Brandon-yy5cc THOSE hyenas are all LOSERS!
Those two traits are actually the same thing. ❤ I am the same way…
The Filipino Pea Your content is excellent I love this topic because it's good.To know the difference between our 2 countries and the 2 people and the main thing is to respect each other.And get to know each other and what each other needs in a relationship and give it to Each other It's important to respect someone else's time. It's important to respect other people's culture.
We're all on different times would do things differently. It's important to know that and know it will not probably never change. Being on time is a very big thing for me. But if I'm with someone that is not on time, I have to adjust that too if I'm in the country or whatever you know, it's just something you have to do now. If you're going to work, you need to be on time. You know and depend on where you are if you're in the philipains. Just fall in love with everybody else. Does whatever they do? You do if you're in the United States. Depending on where you are just depends on what you're at. That's all. I can say just be respectful of each other and traditions in. How things go and everything else will be fine. We can be different and still make it work. That's what makes life worth living is you know. Somebody, if you're being somebody has the same tracing you, it wouldn't be as fun. You also might as well have a different so you can learn from them and make them learn from you. That's what makes that's what makes the world go around Filipino One more thing before I go. It's so good to have. Someone actually loves you like I feel like a Filipino. Does and have enough water that loves you as well? That's faithful and loyal. Those are the things that bought you 2 together. And that's what we'll keep you together and your faith in God. So everything is that part of the relationship is the most Philippine and Pete have a great day.I'll see you on the next video.Thank you My name is cedric nash i'm your number one fan
Being blunt but saying it in a way that can be both understood, received, and helpful in both good things and bad things...that's what all people should strive to do.
With temperatures over there in the upper 90’s (Fahrenheit, close to 40 degrees Celsius) you always seem to look amazing Ms. Pea. I’m hearing a common theme here: happy, loyal, gentlemanly, good in bed, have “big feet”, on time, etc…. The whole not afraid to speak their mind, yea I can see that too.
The dislikes, yea I can see that too. Impatient, workaholic, arrogant. I’ve had to check my impatience plenty of times. Stop and smell the roses and touch grass. Same with working. I am a workaholic. Arrogant, yea I know plenty like that. Too organized? That’s a new one but I see where she’s coming from. Love fried foods though in other matters I’m a picky eater.
Too blunt: yea I see that. In my experience with Filipinas they are oftentimes shocked at how blunt and direct I am. And in fairness I’ve seen Filipinas hot tempered too. Anyway I’ll leave it there. Good things and Very valid critiques.
Oh yes, our tempers can explode just as bad as yours!
(we just don’t do it in public- usually) 😁
@@TheFilipinaPea: Therein lies the difference. You’re more private about that sort of thing, a lot of foreigners just don’t care.
Hmmmn I've seen that to my hubby and he is learning from me especially being patient, and that I love him so much
@@TheFilipinaPea I got the Tampo several times from my Filipina immigrant in the USA after I casually shared "private" information about us while we were at family gatherings. My bad. (For newbies... Tampo refers to a range of Filipino cultural behavior in which one may withdraw affection or cheerfulness from a person who has hurt one's feelings. Because the behavior roots from Filipino culture, the term has no English equivalent, but "sulking" or "to sulk" is often considered the closest translation.)
As an African American man in the US, it is nice to hear that Filipinas like a man who's confident, let you know we are interested, and not shy to tell you we think you're beautiful. In the west we are viewed as aggressive in approaching a woman. I'm guilty of some of the complaints especially being brutally honest and somewhat hot tempered.
I love honesty, and I respect brutal honesty (but it doesn’t feel nice sometimes) 😁
It's another truth time.
Silver Mike! 🥈👍👍👍❤️
Another Pea and Lucy on the Street Viedo. These are so well done. Appreciate your time and effort in making this viedo. Awesome 👌.
THANKS John! We had fun making this one 👍😊
Actually, it’s not feet. It’s the actual nose size.😉
Yes they know most are small, a size 7 is bigger than the pinoy, but they nose is less ethnic
I always love these kinds of videos, it helps to remember that things that get taken for granted here are appreciated over there.
I especially appreciated the young lady in the orange top, yes being on time matters and yes, I'll tell you exactly what I think, but I'll try to be nicer about it 😅
Just tell it like it is, and I’ll be happy 🤣👍
That was great.. Pea, I laughed my ass off the whole time. YOUR CONTENT ROCKS!!!!!
Great video!
I've never been to the Philippines, but as an American who spent a couple of years in Latin America, I've heard some of these things. I like to approach cultural differences more from the angle of, "What is something that I can learn from these people?" For example, I know that most Americans (like you guys talked about) very much believe that time is money. So we generally hate wasting other peoples' time; that's a good thing. We also don't want other people wasting our time either, and that's not bad, but one thing we Americans could learn from some Latin American cultures (and apparently from Filipinos)is to use more tact and diplomacy when someone is trying our patience, or to lighten up a little about time when experiencing a culture that values life enjoyment, relationships, and human interaction a little more than efficiency.
This approach can help Americans enjoy their time abroad more and can help us avoid offending our gracious host cultures. ❤
Aww, I love my personal projects though, keeps my mind sharp and I get to make stuff with my hands.
But a nap in the day? Hmmm, maybe some of those projects can wait... 😄
Hi. I have watched you since before you had 1000 subs before I came here. In this video I see we were at the market on the same day😊. I see myself in one of your backgrounds. Keep up the great content! You are one of the best vloggers here. Always interesting.
Really? You’re in a Pea video!!! 🤣🤣👍
Yes, but in the distance. Keep up the good work.
Great interviews pea. Glad to see more morenas!
Thanks Max! 👍👍😊
Great video! Next time please tell us about Jollibee vs the most elegant food in PH.
Probably not much difference 🤣