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They have rich people in the Philippines? They wear clothes in the Philippines? I thought they only wear loincloth for both men and women?

Another gem Rob! I like to say no one escapes this life unscathed. We all get our asses handed to us in one way shape, form, or another. For myself, I only know how to learn two ways: kicking and screaming and the hard way. You don't have to get up 10 times, just the next time. Appreciate the passion, care, and amazing insights. One month out to the PH!

I found this interview/video fascinating and riveting. I was born in New Orleans in 1968 and experienced many hurricanes on land. I started working on the Mississippi River and inland waterways in 1986 and became a licensed captain in 1989. Dealing with hurricanes on ‘protected’ waters on steel towing vessels ranging from 72 feet to 195 feet is scary and no fun. Glenn and Ruby’s recount of that experience brought back many of my own memories. What a story! And… being out of communication with loved ones for a few hours under those circumstances is brutal… 3 days must have felt like a lifetime. Looking forward to the next chapter of this story.

Well, you two have done it. I'm flying to gensan in two weeks to meet my gf. Love your videos.

What a adventure! I wish I was like Glenn. 😊

As a long-distance sailor and pilot, I really appreciate Glenn's knowledge and good judgement. I've known of "hurricane holes" but this story was on a whole new level. As a Westerner looking to find the right Filipina, I really appreciate the obvious love that Glenn and Ruby share through their looks to each other. It took both their robust characters to build such a relationship. Rob and Chrissy did a great job bringing out the full story. Fabulous video!

Can I ask how old you and Chrissy are?

Depressing he talks about after 66 is not good. Folks stay positive regardless of your age.

You know you’re stuff sir, has good advice, your 100% right when a girl goes with you right away for days without meeting her parents is a huge red flag, not a ideal wife material 😃

Number one older man mistake in the Philippines is believing that an attractive woman 15+ years your minor is sincere and really loves you. It's a hard truth old men don't like to think critically about.

love to know this guys beginings. His front story especially in sailing.

Holy Catfish! 😮

Very spicy questions. I need a cold shower.

My monthly income of 1.2 million pesos would be considered fairly wealthy in the Philippines. In my high cost of living area, it’s not that much money. Pretty average, perhaps even low for some people. Too bad I can’t take my job to the Philippines and live there! 😅

Hahahaha 😅 what a stupid question! Of course anyone would be safer compare to all the shootings nonsense and all the BS💩 that's going right now in USA🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

All I can say is "OMG". my heart was pounding listening to this intense story. I was in the navy back in the 70's and going through the Mediterranean Sea during a huge storm and experienced some nasty weather with waves over 100 feet. I was on a carrier at the time and even our ship was tossed around like a toy ship. It was intense, but exciting at the same time. No one can control the weather and what they described was actually horrifying at the time. I've seen many photos of the devastation Odette left the Philippines in and how long it took to recover. My heart goes out to this couple in braving this terror. What they did for the people afterwards warms my heart showing just how kind the Philippine people are. I am so glad I am coming to live with these people in a month. They need to contact an agent in making a movie about their lives and the nightmare they lived through. I'd definitely buy a ticket to watch it.

Health and longevity depends on your genetics, education level and wealth. Educated and wealthy people live longer because they eat healthier and see their doctors.

What an amazing story. It's also amazing the love these two have for each other. Remarkable, just remarkable.

As a sailor, I felt the story literally on my skin. People DO NOT KNOW the power of the sea until they are within it. You are helpless, and when you see a massive ship being tossed around like a tomato in a salad bowl, you quickly learn who is in charge. Praise God for their survival.

are you safe in the philippines is the wrong question to ask in the first place the real question you should be asking are you safe in your own country. so how safe is it in your country compare to the philippines then see which country is safer to live in. i bet you will find out that its lot less safer in your own country then in the philippines. so just asking are you safe in the philippines is a joke to be asking. in the first place you need to ask your safe what is safe any ways just think on that one for a second you may see what i am talking about then.

GREAT VLOG

Wow! I didn’t know there are rich foreign people lived in my country. I have property in Butuan City Mindanao, and built a farm house and farming Thailand Mango Nam Doc Mai and many more variety. Shout out to from Michigan USA

ANYONE is much more safe anywhere in Southeast Asia than anywhere in America these days. I've done aid work for almost 2 decades in Aisa, I was never in fear ....in America one can't trust a soul.

I would like to ask a question? If a philipina is going to USA on government tour, can you tell me if the government just added that they will need a $1000 bond to fly

Well guys, that was an incredible story, thank God that they survived it. But what am I missing? Why were Ruby and her husband separated for three days? Why wasn’t he with “her”, in the church?

Awesome video love the stories! For something this important, don't pay attention to the youtube timelines just let the story go and go... Most of us would easily watch an hour-long on this! ❤

Wow! It’s so refreshing to see such a successful relationship between loving caring couples. These two represent an accomplished life.

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It’s really interesting how much you can learn about the islands from listening to a good old story. I really appreciate your content!

Hi Chrissy, That was a great interview, and it is a brilliant idea, that you & Rob broke it up, into “segments.” I hope you’ll respond to a couple of points, I’d like to ask you. Just about “every” foreigner with a great Filipina comments, that from the very beginning, when their gf buys something, she’d give them the change. Ruby commented that when she goes to pay a bill, or buy something, “don’t ask me about money/the change”, or something like that? Your thoughts on her maybe, being a bit defensive? And now, the real question. “You” said in one of “your” videos, that you’d “want” a man to talk to other women, to compare them to you, so that if he “chooses you”, he’ll be more likely to love & stay with you, or something to that effect, or reason. I really “loved & respected” that about you, so much. It showed a tremendous amount of maturity on your part. Ruby made it very clear, that she didn’t want to even talk to a man, that’s talking to other women. I think I’ll have a problem with that. I’m a good & honest man, and would will want to be honest about letting her know, I’m talking to possibly, a couple other women. It’s only fair, and reasonable. Since Filipina so many Filipina women are seeking relationships with foreigners, we “know”, they are more than likely, talking to several foreigners, as well. So, do you “still” feel we “should” be talking to more than one woman, before entering into a serious relationship? Thank you Chrissy, please respond, say hi to “Regis/Rob”, and you guys, keep the great blogs coming, 😎😉🙏🏼❤️.

No city girls yes to province girls I'm talking with experience city girls can have their independence career obsessive money abroad life , and their business gains education they don't care about being with a man its a commodity for them like a product centred with their facade...province girls want respect from a man who can love them and build up connect support one an other very genuine more authentic natural nurturing true happiness real beauty feminine pure untouched by the influences of modern lifestyles that destroy lie extract the true foundation of a healthy life.

buddy how much coast ticket on Philipines ?

I like the story about pulling into the harbor and becoming friends with the fishermen. I intend to be fishing a lot when I get there. The interactions between the sport fisherman and the Filipinos will be good. As I have done this before on ships as a Merchant Marine and fishing alongside the Filipino riders, who work down in the hull. A great exchange between cultures.

I do like the concept of exploring the islands and living aboard. I intend to explore this option when I ever do finally make it over there from Oregon. I would like to hear a lot more about that lifestyle. But dammit man, there are typhoons around there! 😮

Wonderful interview! I find it so interesting to hear couples stories!

Only came to the Philippines once. In 1989 on a round-the-world mountaineering trip. Cnristian goody two-shoes here was only interested in one thing, getting up Mayon volcano. So I was firmly in your explorer category. Got back to Manila in the dead of night and went to the YMCA for a few hours kip before the flight on the next day. Next morning got hit on by the man in the other bed in the room. Not at all what I wanted!

hi Rob. good vid as usual. i will be in the Philippines in November. will i be able to rent a car or motorbike with my Michigan drivers license? or should i get an international drivers license here in Michigan before i go to the Philippines? thanks for all you do. Glenn

Just started watching your channel and love it, what if you take regular medication, can you still get it in the Philippines?

Very good interview. I like seeing more mature women to know their story. Crissy is excellent at this. So intelligent, and speaks English so well.

Hi guys. I like, comment and share. I'm in BGC now. My first trip ever to the Philippines. I love it! Dreams come true! 😍. I need help re long-term visa please. I used a service here to extend for 30 days. I want 12 month, or, at least 6. This service wants to charge me 50,000 pesos for ONLY 6 months and tells me I can't get 12 months. Is this true? Scam? He also says he needs TWO WEEKS to prepare some required letter. I will call some other visa services. Can you help me with any information or advice? Thanks, Sean

Hi. My name is Tom , and live in Canada. I will be flying to the Philippines in late Dec. One question i have is . I want to stay there 3 months , and i know i get 30 days when i land there. I want to buy a return ticket for March. So does it matter if i do not have a extension yet , but have a ticket returning in three months when i land.................... Thank You. PS. The reason is the 3 month return ticket is a lot cheaper than just get a return ticket for a month and get an extension then, and move my flight to later.

You missed out dasmarinas village makati. Just next to forbs. Second to forbs were the riches live

It's smart to ask about things you don't like. Normally people talk about things they like, but I think it's much smarter to talk about things they don't 👍

An excellent and enjoyable interview. Very well done.

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That’s why many retired military American goes to Philippines to live there because they are considered millionaires with the U S dollars monthly paycheck . It pays to stay in the U.S military for 20 years if you want to live like a king or queen in the Philippines. 🇵🇭🇺🇸❤️thank you for this information.

A wonderful love story.

Amazing story! Great example of some controversial views on what to do and how it went. Nice to hear that all the struggle is behind and now they enjoy life. Reminds me a movie " The bucket list". Thank you for the great interview.

Great relationship. Single mom, still married can work. BUT, that still doesn't make it a wise choice. Just because Ruby may have been marked off his list doesn't mean he wouldn't have met a great single no kids Filipina. I think many guys hear stories like this and think they will have the same luck.

Best cliffhanger ever. Great interview too. Thanks.