I once left my wallet in a washroom on a train in Germany, didn't realize until a couple hours after getting off the train. I went back to the train station, they said I could try to ride to the end of the line in Cologne and check there with lost & found. I recovered my wallet passport credit cards, cash everything! So lucky that honest people found it and turned it all in.
It's a good thing you lost it in Baguio. People in Baguio are mostly kind and friendly people. I'm from Cebu and I find the contrast everytime I visit there. Even their taxis can be trusted. Not like where I'm from.
🇵🇭❤️Mergim. Filipinos are inherently honest, helpful and kind. It's just that sometimes, due to life's hardship, some are tempted to do stupid things. I am glad you are experiencing the positive values of Filipinos. Good luck on the Giant Lantern Festival, come early this time. Do try the authentic Sisig and Razon's Halo-halo which originated from Pampanga.🥳
Hardships are not reason for people to do stupid things.. We should not validate them. There are just bad people everywhere, rich or poor, because not all hearts are good.. there will always be bad heart..there are poor people who have principle to live decently inspite being poor...they are the Lord's poor, ...so there are also the devil's poor...
@@shinhaakatsuki2516 i beg to disagree at the most difficult times sometimes people tend to do bad things. A good example is what happened to us in November 8, 2013 where the strongest Typhoon to hit land hit our very city Tacloban. Due to no foods for 3-5 days even the kindest and honest persons i know gave in and looted some run down stores to get food for their families.
Shinha, you're right when the person is not on the edge however, I agree with Neil and Ellirose. If one is too hungry or if a member of his family is gravely ill or in danger, survival instinct comes to fore and gets the best of anybody and this can be a case related to losing one's mind or self esteem just to survive. A perfect example is a dog, which should be man's best friend. If you let the dog starve, it becomes irritable or maybe reach the point of being rabid.
When you were saying that you lost your money clip. I was so worried that you will never find it. Thank God for honest Filipinos like you Angelica. Shout out to you for being a good person. Stay safe Mergim. Take care and happy new year! 😎😊🇵🇭
Wow what a relief, that had to be the most terrifying dread filled ride up the mountain. Ive had a similar thing happen to me before but it was my wallet falling out of my pocket while skiing and some wonderful stranger turned it in to lost and found and i was able to retrieve it. You are blessed this day.
Wow, what a predicament. Just when u thought things are going bad, then a random generous person pays for ur gas, and recovering your valuebles from that honest staff is simply unbelievable. Well i guess thumbs up for the philippines. YourE so lucky mergim
That's what Filipinos are mate.... We are a definition of Integrity and very Compassionate to others, and we CARE beyond anyone else in the world. Glad your safe Mate! I Reckon for you to get a sling bag for your wallet. kudos to Angelica from Starbucks!!!! you deserve a promotion, keep up and God Bless #integrity #care
I know there are good and not so good people out there (in every country), and sometimes it is such a warm feeling when you encounter these good people purely incidental!!! 😉😉😉
@@markforris9623 Yes saw that yesterday still greenbelt 3 large foreign men getting a cab at the corner of sm Makati. Driver charged them P 500. That is illegal. Their licenses should be revoked. Should use cab meter and not allowed to select passengers or the route they want. That's why they're called taxi
@@jtiv4972 u can experience terrible things in Manila, once my youngest sis came with me to Manila because she has exams to UST, we had to part ways in Makati coz of my work so she took a taxi alone going to UST, & the driver was a pervert, he was driving while showing his 🍆, I think he's called exhibitionist or that's act of lasciviousness, my sister was like only 17 & she's not used to Manila coz we live in Laguna & we have a school service growing up from nursery to highschool. Thank God nothing worse than that happened to her, she was able to take the exam & just told me about it, I kinda felt bad when she told me about it, partially blaming myself for not skipping work to accompany her or just taking her to school & picking her up again at least via taxi, though it's expensive it would be much safer, Grab wasn't a thing back then.
John Hay was formerly owned by the US and was called John Hay Air Station. If you came here in the 80s, it looked like little America. American cars on the roads, cottages with fireplace, US channels on tv, imported goods in stores paid in dollars. I loved this place back then. Quite a nice place until it was turned over to the Philippines in ‘91. Good thing you were able to retrieve your wallet, otherwise you would be in big trouble.
It is true that in the 80's. Camp John Hay was truly an American place for Military personnel. We enjoyed July 4th because they had an open house where, we Filipinos could buy imported goods. I was a teenager back then and i always had an eye for the imported chocolates among others...
Thank GOD there are still many Filipinos who are honest and kind. Take care Mergim. Keep safe, may The Good Lord Bless you and protect you here in our country. 🇵🇭😇
My wife is from Baguio City (married nearly 29 years now) and having been in restaurant management here in the USA for some 22+ years, I usually tried to hire most Asian's employees because of their hard work ethic and natural honesty. One of my restaurant had half of the crew Asian and a few times when money was accidentally dropped or misplaced, my team members were quick to return it as soon as they were found. Really great people!
My cousins fr the US mentioned Mergim vlog to me. They told me they have been watching your vlog for a week. I replied that I am a subscriber for a long time now. 😊
My heart sing for you to find your wallet, thanks to you Angelica for being so honest n the lovely person who pay for your petrol. Keep it up kababayan show to the world that we are honest people. Thanks, qld Australia
Filipinos as generally God-fearing, so we choose to do the right thing. Some don't, which is true for any nationality I guess. Glad you got your stuff back though! 👍
Lucky dude to get your money clip back. You're really funny and good hearted Mervin. That's why good things happen to you. Have a safe trip back to manila. Do you have video how you got to Baguio? How do you handle the zigzag going up there?
Agree mergim. Get a sling bag or better get a car so your travels can be safer. You may be a careful motorbike driver, but there are many motorbike accidents from larger vehicles. Just watching out for you, wouldn't want you to be the first foreign vlogger to be in a motorbike accident especially seeing you're going all out to vlog our country
You’re missing out Mergim … you haven’t seen yet the Banaue Rice Terraces & the Hanging Coffins of Sacada … if love the scenery of Baguio … you will be stunned by the scenery of the Rice Terraces & of Sacada … 🤔🧐🤔🧐🙂
Boom! there you go come visit the phillipines or stay here be like mergim you dont have to be intimidated as shown in the vid its all good here city or outside the city all are welcome 😊
Your Pampanga and Baguio episodes are a fun watch, man. For a moment there, I thought your money clip was a lost cause already. This world needs more honest people like Angelica around. I think your charger was dangling from the side of the scooter at 8:32 of the video. Hehehe. Safe travels, man. 👍🏼
It's so nice that you researched about the areas. That is so new, just a few vloggers research about the places they go. They only speculate things and even say wrong informations.
Theres always honest people all over the world...good samaritans...kind people at that...Filipinos in general are kind helpful and generous even we are not rich in material wealth but our hearts and values are...Filipinos are God loving people too...extra care for your valuables Sir...🙏🙏🙏💙💚❤😃😊😉👍👌👏👏👏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
You can come back to Baguio early next year and try going farther to the Cordilleras. The terrains of mountains that you saw on your way up to Baguio and mines view are lesser compared to what you can see along Halsema Road.🙂 Mid-Jan to early Feb is usually the coldest temp in Baguio, I believe?
Leaving your money clip and getting it back shows you how wonderful the world can be, I had a similar thing in Turkey. the news media would have us believe the world is a dangerous place and to be afraid, the reality is most people are just like us... they are friendly and want to do the the right thing, every Filipino I have meet is friendly and honest.
Hi Mergim for Angelica's honesty you should have rewarded her with something. She 's probably working for her family or going to school and help her out with part of her tuition.
Wow! Thank God for honest peeps! Proud of my kababayan! Gotta be more mindful next time, mergim. Wallet first before go pro hehe. You have so much energy. Try slowing down for a few minutes to ensure safety of your cash first going all in into the vlogging, man. Can't be lucky all the time. God bless you in your travels. PS. No creed, nationality, country, religion, family, etc has a monopoly if good or bad traits. That is a fact. Kahit saang bundok, may ahas, ika nga.But values (what we were raised to have, what we believe in) are what distinguish one person from another.cheers!
Baguio is Benguet, i am from Baguio, Camp John hay is the camp of the Americans and British in 60 to 80s, i worked there when i was 14years old as a cleaner...i grown up in Mines View, Enjoy exploring..Thank you for visiting Baguio, take care always✌✌
Baguio city is really a safe place for locals & tourists. Great that you were able to retrieve your money clip and enjoy another awesome experience. Safe riding!
Wow! You have experienced simple acts of Filipino kindness, Mergim. In the Philippines, there is a Filipino culture called "bayanihan" which in essence means "helping each other". It is usually seen in community settings but even if it is just one person, Filipinos are innately helpful to a fellow human being wherever you come from in the world. Filipinos have done it for the Jews, for the Koreans and so on and so forth. These acts of kindness and helpfulness are not done for recognition. They are done because Filipinos can and because Filipinos like to do so. On another note, wherever you go around the Philippines, your Filipino subscribers take the time to greet you and express their support to your channel. This goes to show that you are doing really good work out there for the Philippines and the Filipino people support you in doing so. Baguio will certainly be memorable for you. God bless you, Mergim! :)
You'll find the most honest people in Baguio. Unlike most of the Philippines, especially Manila, Baguio is where you can take a taxi and expect to get the driver to give you back your change down to the last peso.
I had almost the same experience with my wallet. My wife and went to Baguio and we stayed at a transient hotel. Anyway, we took a taxi and I my wallet fell out in the backseat but I didn’t notice. The next morning, I was looking for my wallet and realized it must have fell out in the taxi. My ID, a few thousand pesos and my credit card were in it. I thought it was surely gone. Later that morning, I get a Facebook message from someone from the US. Apparently her Aunt found my wallet in the taxi. She took it to a local Radio Station and asked that they announce it on air that she found the wallet. My wife and I took a taxi to the radio station and sure enough, it was there and everything was there. I was so thankful. I was able to get the lady’s phone number to thank her. I was so thankful that I asked for her address and gave her a reward for being so honest.
Nice 2 see u that u already reached baguio...when i wrote my 1st comment your still in manila w/your gf...thats d time u got my subs...then u went to cebu,& now i cant believe your now at baguio...hope you explore more & bring us to different place in d phl...tnx u for your awesome videos!god bless u always!
Hello Melgrim. I am just watching your blog and I am happy that you are at Kennon Road, especially you passed by the Lion’s Head. I am from Camp 4 Kennon Road, just saw you passed by my place. Watching here in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Thank you for visiting Baguio City, a beautiful place.
You're very coordinated, sir! You can hold the camera boom with your left hand while keeping a grip on the throttle with your right hand at the same time. Amazing!
You're lucky to get back your money clip with amts still intact. Thanks to the honest Starbucks employee. Always be careful Mergim. Love your videos of Baguio...it's winding roads...mountains ...culture...interesting activities....shops. You had a great 3 day, 3 night vacation there. Keep vlogging. God bless
Just my advise: I always keep 2 wallets on me. A thinner wallet that has some small bills up to about 500 pesos for pulling out of my pocket to pay for small purchases like snacks, transportation fees, and others. Then I have another major wallet that has my cards and bigger cash. That way in case you lose or forget your smaller wallet, you still have your main wallet as fallback, or it can be the other way around. It can save you in dire straits.
Good luck. I drove a car there and know how dangerous it is. I'm an experienced motorcycle rider since 1980 in the USA. Never had an accident, and will be getting a car here 😆. Safety first.
That was awesome, Mergim. For a while there I was so worried about you losing your money clip. I know I would panic if it happened to me. Thank God for Angelica! Stay safe.
Glad you got it back. May be a good idea to know the number of items in your pockets and then count them just before you leave. Just an idea. I do that myself.
Glad you got your money clip back Mergim! I'm pleased with the young lady's honesty, considering the volume of customers that are in and out of that Starbucks. Good decision to stay another night. It wouldn't be safe to continue your trip otherwise. Happy New Year!
Mergim are you going to visit the Rice Terraces which is one of the wonders of the World, since your already in Baguio it's called Banaue Rice Terraces 🤗👍
Good thing you got your wallet back..Please be more careful with your valuables, not all people are as kindhearted as Angelica... Kudos to Angelica by the way for her honesty
Kudos to Angelika, her name fits her personality. Angels do exist!
as if you have seen an angel looks like, you may be terrified if you seen the real one 😂😂
Indeed
Thank you Angelica (angel) for being honest and to the person who paid for the petrol, they deserve some good fortune their way.
Filipino value at its best. Thank you young lady.
That was such a great relief ,lovely Filipinos especially the one that offer to pay for your fuel...💯✔❤👍😊🇵🇭
Two Angels 😇 at a time
I once left my wallet in a washroom on a train in Germany, didn't realize until a couple hours after getting off the train. I went back to the train station, they said I could try to ride to the end of the line in Cologne and check there with lost & found. I recovered my wallet passport credit cards, cash everything! So lucky that honest people found it and turned it all in.
same experience, the people of Baguio are the best, very honest, God Bless
God bless you Angelica for your honesty.He will reward you for the good deed you've done to Mergin.
Take care and Stay safe Mergin.
a befitting name for a kind and honest gal!
Angelika you are one of a kind Filipino at sana dumami pa kayo. Proud Filipino 👏 God bless you and your entire family. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
It's a good thing you lost it in Baguio. People in Baguio are mostly kind and friendly people. I'm from Cebu and I find the contrast everytime I visit there. Even their taxis can be trusted. Not like where I'm from.
Angelica is truly an angel an honest person a big thumbs up to her showcasing how filipino honesty works! Happy new year angelica god bless you!
Mergim -- Wow, how fortuitous is that? Angelica truly is an angel. Beautiful shots of the mountains and the valley. My only wish is to see more.
I'm not surprised at all😊cordillerians are incredibly honest.
Well, proud of my roots!!! 👏❤️🙏
🇵🇭❤️Mergim. Filipinos are inherently honest, helpful and kind. It's just that sometimes, due to life's hardship, some are tempted to do stupid things. I am glad you are experiencing the positive values of Filipinos. Good luck on the Giant Lantern Festival, come early this time. Do try the authentic Sisig and Razon's Halo-halo which originated from Pampanga.🥳
Hardships are not reason for people to do stupid things.. We should not validate them. There are just bad people everywhere, rich or poor, because not all hearts are good.. there will always be bad heart..there are poor people who have principle to live decently inspite being poor...they are the Lord's poor, ...so there are also the devil's poor...
@@shinhaakatsuki2516 i beg to disagree at the most difficult times sometimes people tend to do bad things. A good example is what happened to us in November 8, 2013 where the strongest Typhoon to hit land hit our very city Tacloban. Due to no foods for 3-5 days even the kindest and honest persons i know gave in and looted some run down stores to get food for their families.
@@neilerikmasalihit1866 its a human nature for survival instinct
Shinha, you're right when the person is not on the edge however, I agree with Neil and Ellirose. If one is too hungry or if a member of his family is gravely ill or in danger, survival instinct comes to fore and gets the best of anybody and this can be a case related to losing one's mind or self esteem just to survive. A perfect example is a dog, which should be man's best friend. If you let the dog starve, it becomes irritable or maybe reach the point of being rabid.
It is a reason and cause but should never be an excuse.
When you were saying that you lost your money clip. I was so worried that you will never find it. Thank God for honest Filipinos like you Angelica. Shout out to you for being a good person. Stay safe Mergim. Take care and happy new year! 😎😊🇵🇭
🥳Angelica is a wifey material guys!!! You made the Philippines proud once more!❤️🇵🇭
Wifey material??? That's so cringyyyyyy!!!😳😱😱😱
Seriously...
Wow what a relief, that had to be the most terrifying dread filled ride up the mountain. Ive had a similar thing happen to me before but it was my wallet falling out of my pocket while skiing and some wonderful stranger turned it in to lost and found and i was able to retrieve it. You are blessed this day.
thanks for giving that girl a little reward! even a small amount is a big deal for her
Wow, what a predicament. Just when u thought things are going bad, then a random generous person pays for ur gas, and recovering your valuebles from that honest staff is simply unbelievable. Well i guess thumbs up for the philippines. YourE so lucky mergim
That's what Filipinos are mate.... We are a definition of Integrity and very Compassionate to others, and we CARE beyond anyone else in the world. Glad your safe Mate! I Reckon for you to get a sling bag for your wallet.
kudos to Angelica from Starbucks!!!! you deserve a promotion, keep up and God Bless #integrity #care
Filipinos and integrity? sounds like a paradox to me
@@anonmoose2369 yeah! You seem senseless and hateful on others opinion🤣 smh
things happens for a reason Bigman! u are BLESSED!
I know there are good and not so good people out there (in every country), and sometimes it is such a warm feeling when you encounter these good people purely incidental!!! 😉😉😉
Hi Mergim, You can actually find honest and disciplined locals in Baguio. Try taking a taxi they will return your change up to the last cents 😊.
Very, very true.
..not in Manila, instead of giving back the change they ask for more..
Taxi ask me to pay 500 pesos from Pasay Terminal to Sucat 😅.
@@markforris9623 Yes saw that yesterday still greenbelt
3 large foreign men getting a cab at the corner of sm Makati. Driver charged them P 500. That is illegal. Their licenses should be revoked. Should use cab meter and not allowed to select passengers or the route they want. That's why they're called taxi
@@jtiv4972 u can experience terrible things in Manila, once my youngest sis came with me to Manila because she has exams to UST, we had to part ways in Makati coz of my work so she took a taxi alone going to UST, & the driver was a pervert, he was driving while showing his 🍆, I think he's called exhibitionist or that's act of lasciviousness, my sister was like only 17 & she's not used to Manila coz we live in Laguna & we have a school service growing up from nursery to highschool. Thank God nothing worse than that happened to her, she was able to take the exam & just told me about it, I kinda felt bad when she told me about it, partially blaming myself for not skipping work to accompany her or just taking her to school & picking her up again at least via taxi, though it's expensive it would be much safer, Grab wasn't a thing back then.
John Hay was formerly owned by the US and was called John Hay Air Station. If you came here in the 80s, it looked like little America. American cars on the roads, cottages with fireplace, US channels on tv, imported goods in stores paid in dollars. I loved this place back then. Quite a nice place until it was turned over to the Philippines in ‘91. Good thing you were able to retrieve your wallet, otherwise you would be in big trouble.
It is true that in the 80's. Camp John Hay was truly an American place for Military personnel. We enjoyed July 4th because they had an open house where, we Filipinos could buy imported goods. I was a teenager back then and i always had an eye for the imported chocolates among others...
Mergim, When you said something like" In the Philippines when you lose something its not all game over".. unquote. Thank you! and be safe.
Thank GOD there are still many Filipinos who are honest and kind. Take care Mergim. Keep safe, may The Good Lord Bless you and protect you here in our country. 🇵🇭😇
My wife is from Baguio City (married nearly 29 years now) and having been in restaurant management here in the USA for some 22+ years, I usually tried to hire most Asian's employees because of their hard work ethic and natural honesty. One of my restaurant had half of the crew Asian and a few times when money was accidentally dropped or misplaced, my team members were quick to return it as soon as they were found. Really great people!
My cousins fr the US mentioned Mergim vlog to me. They told me they have been watching your vlog for a week. I replied that I am a subscriber for a long time now. 😊
Great to hear you recover the money clip given by justin in your previous vlogs..i hope you can make ur vlogs 20mins or more😀love watching it everyday
My heart sing for you to find your wallet, thanks to you Angelica for being so honest n the lovely person who pay for your petrol. Keep it up kababayan show to the world that we are honest people. Thanks, qld Australia
Filipinos as generally God-fearing, so we choose to do the right thing. Some don't, which is true for any nationality I guess. Glad you got your stuff back though! 👍
Thank you Angelica...really fits your name......God Bless and more blessings may come your way.......
Hi Mergim, Baguio, that’s where I went for my university …it brings back the memory lane
Lucky dude to get your money clip back. You're really funny and good hearted Mervin. That's why good things happen to you. Have a safe trip back to manila. Do you have video how you got to Baguio?
How do you handle the zigzag going up there?
Angelica lived up to her name! God bless her and the good-hearted person who paid for your fuel!
I was there 3 days ago when going to Baguio! Too bad I didn’t see you in Baguio. I’m leaving here today. Safe travels! 🇵🇭
9:14 Whoa, that's rough! Thankfully you got your wallet back. God bless all those staff at Starbucks! Happy New Year everyone, have a good one! 😅👍
Agree mergim. Get a sling bag or better get a car so your travels can be safer.
You may be a careful motorbike driver, but there are many motorbike accidents from larger vehicles.
Just watching out for you, wouldn't want you to be the first foreign vlogger to be in a motorbike accident especially seeing you're going all out to vlog our country
I love people in the Philippines they always are so friendly and helpful and kind. Might be headed to Baguio for a 3-week stay in September!
@10:10 When you said they asked "What color is it", I jumped for joy. What a relief!
You are one lucky punter, Mergim. God loves you because you are valuable.
Thank you Angelica...theres still hope for the Filipinos to change, I hope everybody follows her good example.
Proud to say that people in Baguio are honest, hope you enjoyed much. Come again to Baguio please.
Just another day of Filipino kindness for ya. Nothing new.
Holy moly Mergim you have a angel there in Baguio if that was just another day you could've lost your wallet thanks to Angelika your still rocking !
Thank you for the virtual tour in Baguio City. I miss Baguio City.
Kudos to Angelica! ❤️
You’re missing out Mergim … you haven’t seen yet the Banaue Rice Terraces & the Hanging Coffins of Sacada … if love the scenery of Baguio … you will be stunned by the scenery of the Rice Terraces & of Sacada … 🤔🧐🤔🧐🙂
Boom! there you go come visit the phillipines or stay here be like mergim you dont have to be intimidated as shown in the vid its all good here city or outside the city all are welcome 😊
I really love the research that goes with Mergim's vlog, making every viewing not only entertaining, but also informative. Way to go, buddy.
Your Pampanga and Baguio episodes are a fun watch, man. For a moment there, I thought your money clip was a lost cause already. This world needs more honest people like Angelica around. I think your charger was dangling from the side of the scooter at 8:32 of the video. Hehehe. Safe travels, man. 👍🏼
It's so nice that you researched about the areas. That is so new, just a few vloggers research about the places they go. They only speculate things and even say wrong informations.
That’s why I really loved Baguio because of the locals there not just the place. If this happened in manila most likely you are in trouble now
Theres always honest people all over the world...good samaritans...kind people at that...Filipinos in general are kind helpful and generous even we are not rich in material wealth but our hearts and values are...Filipinos are God loving people too...extra care for your valuables Sir...🙏🙏🙏💙💚❤😃😊😉👍👌👏👏👏🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Wow! I'm SO,SO,SO PROUD of my countrywoman (was that even a girl or what?).
That just looks like such a beautiful mountain road with great scenery.
You can come back to Baguio early next year and try going farther to the Cordilleras. The terrains of mountains that you saw on your way up to Baguio and mines view are lesser compared to what you can see along Halsema Road.🙂 Mid-Jan to early Feb is usually the coldest temp in Baguio, I believe?
So glad you got your wallet back. Keep safe! 😊
Leaving your money clip and getting it back shows you how wonderful the world can be, I had a similar thing in Turkey. the news media would have us believe the world is a dangerous place and to be afraid, the reality is most people are just like us... they are friendly and want to do the the right thing, every Filipino I have meet is friendly and honest.
Hi Mergim for Angelica's honesty you should have rewarded her with something. She 's probably working for her family or going to school and help her out with part of her tuition.
wow! true, God must have wanted you to go back and stay longer in Baguio and be a witness too that Philippines is a safe country.
Wow! Thank God for honest peeps! Proud of my kababayan! Gotta be more mindful next time, mergim. Wallet first before go pro hehe. You have so much energy. Try slowing down for a few minutes to ensure safety of your cash first going all in into the vlogging, man. Can't be lucky all the time. God bless you in your travels.
PS. No creed, nationality, country, religion, family, etc has a monopoly if good or bad traits. That is a fact. Kahit saang bundok, may ahas, ika nga.But values (what we were raised to have, what we believe in) are what distinguish one person from another.cheers!
Thank GOD you got your wallet or money/cards clip back.
The Lion Head used to be black btw.. Sad to see some of the denuded mountains.
Baguio is Benguet, i am from Baguio, Camp John hay is the camp of the Americans and British in 60 to 80s, i worked there when i was 14years old as a cleaner...i grown up in Mines View, Enjoy exploring..Thank you for visiting Baguio, take care always✌✌
Great job Angelica! You made us proud.
The Philippines need more people like Angelika. An angel saved you Mergim.
Angelica… you’re Mergim’s Christmas hero!
Yes! No skipping of ads like subscribe comment and share..FAM(pinoy Friends who Adopted Mergim) here...
Baguio city is really a safe place for locals & tourists. Great that you were able to retrieve your money clip and enjoy another awesome experience. Safe riding!
Wow! You have experienced simple acts of Filipino kindness, Mergim. In the Philippines, there is a Filipino culture called "bayanihan" which in essence means "helping each other". It is usually seen in community settings but even if it is just one person, Filipinos are innately helpful to a fellow human being wherever you come from in the world. Filipinos have done it for the Jews, for the Koreans and so on and so forth. These acts of kindness and helpfulness are not done for recognition. They are done because Filipinos can and because Filipinos like to do so.
On another note, wherever you go around the Philippines, your Filipino subscribers take the time to greet you and express their support to your channel. This goes to show that you are doing really good work out there for the Philippines and the Filipino people support you in doing so.
Baguio will certainly be memorable for you. God bless you, Mergim! :)
We pray for your safety always & your guardian angel is watching over you all of the time. Happy ending to a blessed day. 👍
You'll find the most honest people in Baguio. Unlike most of the Philippines, especially Manila, Baguio is where you can take a taxi and expect to get the driver to give you back your change down to the last peso.
I had almost the same experience with my wallet. My wife and went to Baguio and we stayed at a transient hotel. Anyway, we took a taxi and I my wallet fell out in the backseat but I didn’t notice. The next morning, I was looking for my wallet and realized it must have fell out in the taxi. My ID, a few thousand pesos and my credit card were in it. I thought it was surely gone. Later that morning, I get a Facebook message from someone from the US. Apparently her Aunt found my wallet in the taxi. She took it to a local Radio Station and asked that they announce it on air that she found the wallet. My wife and I took a taxi to the radio station and sure enough, it was there and everything was there. I was so thankful. I was able to get the lady’s phone number to thank her. I was so thankful that I asked for her address and gave her a reward for being so honest.
Nice 2 see u that u already reached baguio...when i wrote my 1st comment your still in manila w/your gf...thats d time u got my subs...then u went to cebu,& now i cant believe your now at baguio...hope you explore more & bring us to different place in d phl...tnx u for your awesome videos!god bless u always!
Hello Melgrim. I am just watching your blog and I am happy that you are at Kennon Road, especially you passed by the Lion’s Head. I am from Camp 4 Kennon Road, just saw you passed by my place. Watching here in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Thank you for visiting Baguio City, a beautiful place.
You mentioned God doesn't want you to leave Baguio. Sensed you're also grateful you got your ₱ clip back. You're blessed, Man. Way to go. 👏
You're very coordinated, sir! You can hold the camera boom with your left hand while keeping a grip on the throttle with your right hand at the same time. Amazing!
You're lucky to get back your money clip with amts still intact. Thanks to the honest Starbucks employee. Always be careful Mergim. Love your videos of Baguio...it's winding roads...mountains ...culture...interesting activities....shops. You had a great 3 day, 3 night vacation there. Keep vlogging. God bless
Mergim theres a stunning running trail in camp john hay.... the entrance is at the butterfly farm (camp john hay)
Just my advise: I always keep 2 wallets on me. A thinner wallet that has some small bills up to about 500 pesos for pulling out of my pocket to pay for small purchases like snacks, transportation fees, and others. Then I have another major wallet that has my cards and bigger cash. That way in case you lose or forget your smaller wallet, you still have your main wallet as fallback, or it can be the other way around. It can save you in dire straits.
Next time you go out make sure all your belongings are intact. Be smart alert, maybe sometimes you cannot find good people.
Good luck. I drove a car there and know how dangerous it is. I'm an experienced motorcycle rider since 1980 in the USA. Never had an accident, and will be getting a car here 😆. Safety first.
Buy sling bag,that popular in the Philippines that many biker use to put there important things,so you will not loose it again..
That was awesome, Mergim. For a while there I was so worried about you losing your money clip. I know I would panic if it happened to me. Thank God for Angelica! Stay safe.
Glad you got it back. May be a good idea to know the number of items in your pockets and then count them just before you leave. Just an idea. I do that myself.
Glad you got your money clip back Mergim! I'm pleased with the young lady's honesty, considering the volume of customers that are in and out of that Starbucks. Good decision to stay another night. It wouldn't be safe to continue your trip otherwise. Happy New Year!
Thanks mergim for bringing us on your trip in Beautiful Baguio 😍😍❤️ drive safe..proud of you Angelika God Bless you ❤️
Wow how lucky you were. Great videos love your editing always. Have fun. Happy new year my friend.
Wow that was so great!Angelica you really are an angel 😇 we are so proud of you!
Sheesh Mergim! You're so blessed and lucky! Whew!
I really like your vlogs, especially your "Baguio vlogs". It's just chill and wholesome
Mergim I like living in Baguio back 1983 I was been there for 3 years nice place I remember that Baguio Export Processing Zone very memorable for me
hi there mergim thats my my to your channel a documentary like take care always have a safe travel.👍😍🌲🌲🌲✌🙏🙏🙏happy new year.
Be careful Mergim on your road trip
You did a good research about Camp John Hay and the lion's head👏👏
And, yeah, don't forget your money clip next time 😊
Loved baguio it has so much character. Found some really steep roads and lots of Biden gems.
Can't wait to be back to phillipeans next month
Good thing you retrieved your money clip/wallet and was found by an honest girl😎🙂
Mergim are you going to visit the Rice Terraces which is one of the wonders of the World, since your already in Baguio it's called Banaue Rice Terraces 🤗👍
Good thing you got your wallet back..Please be more careful with your valuables, not all people are as kindhearted as Angelica... Kudos to Angelica by the way for her honesty
It's with her name "Angelica" so she's your"angel" Mergim.
Nice video btw. Keep it up!
Baguio landscapes are great but when you reach the mountain province (sagada/bontoc) ,.....it is surreal...spectacular.