I understand where you’re coming from, and I respect your opinion, but it’s clear you’ve never been in a situation like this. When you’re swarmed by kids in a slum, constantly being touched and overwhelmed, it’s not just uncomfortable-it can be unsafe. Setting boundaries isn’t about being unkind; it’s about survival and protecting both yourself and your belongings. You might think it’s easy to navigate those situations with a soft approach, but I’d challenge you to spend even one day in a slum environment with that mindset. It’s not as idealistic as it seems when you’re watching from the sidelines. Next time, consider that real-world experience is very different from assumptions.
@@DamskoDon lol, you're the one who went there voluntarily and now you're acting like some kind of war reporter who had to fight for his life against little children and poverty while earning money off of them, how wicked
10:39 These kids are so cute. I love to see happy kids and so friendly. It’s really amazing to see the folks with such joy in the middle of economic hardship ❤❤ I subscribed from USA
I really loved this video! I really like the fact that you interact with them so well and that is very nice. I hope you keep doing these! It's one of my favorite kind of videos to put on while I am writing!
For people who have absolutely nothing, where does all the garbage come from, there’s bags of garbage everywhere? And why don’t they get rid of it? Rats, disease, smell, how the hell do they stand it?
Nice of you to sponsor the fries, but was cringy to hear you tell them 100 php is a lot of pisos - it doesn't make sense that you can you afford a trip from NL to Ph and be that hard-up for money. 100php is only 1.60€ ($1.70 usd) to feed 10 hungry mouths. FYI, jamming the other UA-cam channel names into the description was clever, probably why your video showed up in my feed :)
They seemed to be a happy lot but I am not too sure . I wonder why we're there so many kids running around when they were supposed to be in school? Was it a Sunday?
Sources indicate that Tondo, particularly areas like Happyland and Barangay 105, faces significant poverty, leading to high dropout rates and limited access to education. Save the Children estimates that in Tondo, many children have never entered a classroom, with some participating in scavenging to support their families instead of attending school. These conditions reflect the broader issue in the Philippines, where millions of children remain out of school nationwide.
If you so SHOCKED!! Did you take the money you made from exploiting these people's hardship on your channel and give some back?? Your flight from NL to PH cost more than most of these families make in a year. 100piso is a lot of money, what a joke. You spend 5 times that on a meal in NL
I have little pity for these people, they sit on their butts when they could be working at anything but no, they play on their phones and do the minimum to eat.
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Don’t touch me? 100.00 pesos is too much? You lost me as a subscriber.
I understand where you’re coming from, and I respect your opinion, but it’s clear you’ve never been in a situation like this. When you’re swarmed by kids in a slum, constantly being touched and overwhelmed, it’s not just uncomfortable-it can be unsafe. Setting boundaries isn’t about being unkind; it’s about survival and protecting both yourself and your belongings.
You might think it’s easy to navigate those situations with a soft approach, but I’d challenge you to spend even one day in a slum environment with that mindset. It’s not as idealistic as it seems when you’re watching from the sidelines. Next time, consider that real-world experience is very different from assumptions.
@@DamskoDonnext time just bring cash to give to the poor people. Showcasing them for a profit then not giving back is..well.. screwed up. Bless them.
@@DamskoDon lol, you're the one who went there voluntarily and now you're acting like some kind of war reporter who had to fight for his life against little children and poverty while earning money off of them, how wicked
I refer you to the ‘bad guy’ speech from Scarface. Look it up-it’s worth watching.
They would tax his azz in Europe or any other Western county. Run them pockets 😂😂😂😂😂😂
10:39 These kids are so cute. I love to see happy kids and so friendly.
It’s really amazing to see the folks with such joy in the middle of economic hardship ❤❤
I subscribed from USA
I would like u to make one of their country side and farm land
I really loved this video! I really like the fact that you interact with them so well and that is very nice. I hope you keep doing these! It's one of my favorite kind of videos to put on while I am writing!
For people who have absolutely nothing, where does all the garbage come from, there’s bags of garbage everywhere? And why don’t they get rid of it? Rats, disease, smell, how the hell do they stand it?
Nice of you to sponsor the fries, but was cringy to hear you tell them 100 php is a lot of pisos - it doesn't make sense that you can you afford a trip from NL to Ph and be that hard-up for money. 100php is only 1.60€ ($1.70 usd) to feed 10 hungry mouths. FYI, jamming the other UA-cam channel names into the description was clever, probably why your video showed up in my feed :)
Thank you I will improve
They seemed to be a happy lot but I am not too sure . I wonder why we're there so many kids running around when they were supposed to be in school? Was it a Sunday?
Sources indicate that Tondo, particularly areas like Happyland and Barangay 105, faces significant poverty, leading to high dropout rates and limited access to education. Save the Children estimates that in Tondo, many children have never entered a classroom, with some participating in scavenging to support their families instead of attending school. These conditions reflect the broader issue in the Philippines, where millions of children remain out of school nationwide.
If you so SHOCKED!! Did you take the money you made from exploiting these people's hardship on your channel and give some back?? Your flight from NL to PH cost more than most of these families make in a year. 100piso is a lot of money, what a joke. You spend 5 times that on a meal in NL
Are you ok?
@@DamskoDonenjoyed the video but he makes a valid point. Don’t be so stingy.
@@IShowTravels Most of these youtube Vloggers are Tossas.
Hi bei 1.18 die säke ist das Müll,oder ist das sortiert zum Verkauf ?Danke fürs teilen ❤❤
The pile likely contains recyclables that can be sold for income
I’ve noticed in videos like these that you don’t see too many old people, like really old, say 60+!
60+ is really old? 😊
You’re out of luck pal,,there are thousands of videos on UA-cam of this subject,,try slumming in Turkey’s streets 😊
Lol
why would you pick philippines to vlog? don't you have interesting stuff in europe?
That euro ain't no joke 😂 💷
Don please keep up the great film work and the on the spot interviews 😊 Please keep taking us with you on your tropical adventures ❤❤
These kids and people need a park to go to and play on and run with rides maybe by a streem to fish get their supper to eat
The waters are contaminated. There are no public parks. It’s not like your country.
😇😇😇😇
Só fiquei triste, porque não deixaram o garotinho entrar na fila, e ele voltou triste.
You all clean up the place and put on your clothes before you go outside!🦁🇯🇲
I have little pity for these people, they sit on their butts when they could be working at anything but no, they play on their phones and do the minimum to eat.
Ouch
Your shocked? Apparently you haven’t done any research before going there
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