Congratulations to our friend Mark on a wonderful life. He is a clear example that if you Own Everything, you will be happy. Also, this is a way to cut your budget down very significantly as opposed to me who is making payments or renting.
Do you also live in the same town? I live in the US now but was born and raised in the Philippines. Being practical and thrifty are two important factors in surviving the Philippines. Living out in the country gives you more bang for your buck. Most Filipinos are kind, caring, courteus and educated. They would even treat you like family once you have earned their trust. I hope you find happiness living there.
Hearing him at the end talk about the meat market. When I was a small kid (early '70s), Dad got a job in Central Africa. The local market was the ONLY place to get food from, including meat. Mum used to get there early, and we had a fridge at home. Over the course of 2 years there, we weren't ill once.
If you have a house and bills you dont pay for every month sure.. but 200 a month is not enough.. you need at least 1500-2000 to live comfortably in the Ph.
thanks Tim for perfect video as usual. thks Mark for showing us your lifestyle, your house & hillside pineapple farm. i’m also a Sydneysider. very different lifestyle to Tim’s. Mark, marrying your woman has really changed your life. particularly liked the last scene - sitting outside chatting, overlooking the plantation with a bottle of rum. Loved the geese too.
Those nearly folded shirts and the others stuff all put away nice and neat is a clear sign of the work of a full time maid. P5k a month for a maid is a good deal (about USD $88)
You fool or hasn’t know anything about Filipinos to talk like this They’ll dry you out just go visit them but don’t have emotionally engagement with any of them you’ll see how they’ll rob you ruthlessly on everywhere trust me don’t leave your country for this country or people please
@@satbobsmith7261if you live a western/ Filipino life style here it’s closer to 2k usd. Now if you live like this guy a long way to a mall will be less. A b-fest for 2 at mcD less than$10. I know living large! 😀
@@satbobsmith7261😂😂😂😂 Very expensive even rotten meats fish 😂😂😂😂 The fishes on the street on those hot days the flys all over Smells than how you eat better eat kfc Go to McDonald store itself smell unknowingly odd run back to kfc 😂😂😂😂😂 I haven’t step in that country over 5 years my child now over 4 years old even
In the phil. f you go out with your family with 4 member for dinner, I think you spend 20-30 USD but it depends on the fast food or restaurant. But in Jollebe,mcdo , I think under %$20 @@satbobsmith7261
I certainly enjoyed the video with you and Mark. However, even if you own everything, you most certainly have bills. The power bill would certainly be expensive. Internet, phone, costs associated with your car ect.... Mark is blessed to have married into a quite prosperous family in addition to having a wife who clearly manages resources well. Also, congratulations, Tim, on the weight loss and the sobriety. 21:12
Always enjoy your videos! It just came to my mind to share that in my case and personal experience, though not religious, being a practitioner of Buddhism allows for sooooo much enjoyment in life on the bare minimum budget...by choice, not force. In other words, no fast/junk food, no alcohol, no drugs, no smoke (treating the body as "Gods temple") tends to equal plenty of money to do whatever you desire, wherever you live be it here in Wisconsin or there in Philippines. To top it off, love making is so much better, health excels, appreciation of nature and humankind abounds, living in the moment become easy, being aware is clear, there's lots more money, thoughtfulness, clear headedness and the like. Anyway, when there is a will, there is a way and cutting the junk often leads to enjoying a life few ever will doing so on less, even when you have more. All The Best from Wisconsin! Todd
I like how you map out geographically where a town is. I’m not sure if I could ever get past the bars. It would ruin my psyche sitting outside looking at it.
Nice perspective of how your friend lives, when everything is owned. I think we saw him when you were surfing a couple of videos back. His wife seems sweet and they look happy.🥰 Funny how she said he’s like her oldest child… 🤗
@@RetiredFilipina … I said it was “funny”… but I definitely wouldn’t do that with my husband. I’m Filipina, raised in California… and I don’t do that with my husband. I think the pinays there who hook up with Americans “baby” their husbands out of gratefulness for giving them a better life. I think of it more so as “spoiling” their husbands… because they are grateful-you say “baby” them… We are all entitled to our opinions, so no worries. Blessings to all…
Bless you with Fum Tim. Never smoked but I think it's brilliant to help others. I used to work in Tesco UK and can you imagine buying a 200-pack of Marlboro gold a week? Fantastic video too...
My family is from Davao del Norte! We built a beautiful home, the largest in the Barangay as well as a small 7 hecteres farm. We have plans to build another home near Davao City. i lived there full time for 4 years but have since moved back to the states with my Filipina wife of 11 years (now an American) and our 2 sons. i love his set up and reminds me of how we have ours. i love what we have in the Philippines and plan to do 50-50% between here in the states and there once we get our franchise up and running back in the states. i love seeing others doing well in the Philippines and sharing our love for it! Best of luck to Tim and Mark and all of y'all! ~Scott~
I've been wanting to come to the Philippines for a while, but I have had so many people say that I can't live there on my $657 a month disability income I'm glad to see that it can be done. Thanks for the video!!!
He isn't living on that budget. His wife owns her house, her cars, etc... And he didn't mention health care at all. I was in hospital. India Tacloban for 2 days. My bill was 36,000. Close to $800. I honestly feel if you dont have $1,800 to $2.000 per month, you will get in trouble. I earn $2,350 and own our home there free and clear. And we barely made it. And my wife is very thrifty. We are in usa for now. She is a nurse and we are saving money for a much better home there, and putting kids thru nursing school and medical school...aka our retirement. lol For me, its ideal to live in both places. Here until it snows, then there until it warms up here.
Sorry but I won't have money for hospitals. But I don't have to have a lot of the things most Americans do. I'm fine with 1 room and a separate bathroom. I don't have to have electricity or running water. I lived completely off grid here in the U.S., no electricity, no running water, had to bring water from the creek, and run it through a filter. Grow my own vegetables and fruit. Also, I only want to live in the provinces. No city living for me.
Take away all your western amenities and rent a tiny house or room and it can be done. Stay home and eat local food only. Dried fish and rice. No Tv , no aircon , one light your set. 😂
Yeah got me TimK. Good video. I'm Aussie so I loved the fact that another Aussie was on the video. Yeah Aussie's are pretty laid back, especially the older generation. Did things the hard way and learnt. 👍😁🥰❤️😇
Thank you once again Tim! This is a wonderful and highly educational Video tour! Thanks to Mark and his Beautiful Wife for sharing their home and the Farm! My biggest surprise was his Turkeys!! Wish I could get some here in Thailand!! Warm regards once again!! Rob Allen and Family here in Thailand! 🐘🌴🐒🐒🌴🐘
Good old Aussie bloke 🤘🏾hahaha love the Fum adverb your a natural 🙏🏽$75,000 Australian for 7 bedrooms is a bloody steal I'd pay that all day every day 🙏🏽
Your buddy Mark is a happy camper, you can tell specially when he said its Christmas everyday, how many people can truly say that? $650 a month and he has a tuktuk driver who doubles as his bodyguard 😀
Intresting vlogg Tim. My partner has 2 houses and 2 hectares of land. We are London based she's fillipino we plan to move there ASAP mindinao. Start vlogging again over there. He seems a nice guy. One life live it.
My husband and I has a retirement home in Davao del Norte, Samal to be specific which is in Mindanao. We are happy and feel safe there. 1500 USD per month will do if you own your place. Good luck in your retirement.
I've been together with a Filipina for 25 years, married in 20 of them. I've watched a ton of grumpy UA-cam videos about Philippines -- all kind of warning how bad it is here. That they all cheat you and wanting you money. But here, thanks the Lord, a charming still realistic video. Thanks, Tim K ☺! I totally agree: Philippines is a fantastic place to live if you are en laid-back adventurer, and not too stupid. But that does neither work in my home country -- Norway 😁
I don’t know if you already know about another Australian farmer is Aussie farming in the Philippines. He a pretty trippy cool guy. Watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸🦅
Gidday I'm an Aussie guy who loves Philippines and living on farm house outside Bago City Negros Occidental Philippines I'm living with my Filipino wife and she's awesome the guy who's making this video should come over my farm as well
I agree about the food. So I'm building a meat shop for myself so i can make smoked bacon ham and sausages. My wife owns a farm in Biliran and raises pigs. Plus we have a couple of cows. Everything is paid for my SS is only 925 a month and we live just fine on it, and i smoke and drink. I do have substantial savings, so medical is no problem for me. I guess you could say i found a sugar mama but shes 25 years younger than me.
Whats up Tim. Been watching your channel for a while and just wanted to tell you that you are a funny guy! I love watching your channel because of your comments and how you talk guy talks. You are like the Howard Stern of UA-cam, meaning its like dudes talking in the locker room about real stuff. Especially your live stream. F-cuk the haters and keep up the good work. From T.O originally from L.B.C
Foreigners can inherit residential properties in the Philippines if they are legal heirs of Filipino citizens. Through the legal process of inheritance, the property may be transferred to the foreigner's name.Jul 5, 2023
Great post. I can relate to Mark I have lived here (Mindanao) about 10 year,s way up in the mountains and it's truly a laid back life. It does have it's down fall for me and like Mark it's the food or may I say the quality of food. I just can't bring myself to eating meat from the open market with all the flies on it. Plus the freshness of let's' say fish. I too married a lady with property so we build a house and it's nice plus a farm. Matter of fact I'm the only American living in this village.
Hahaha, nice video, nice conversations & nice reality in life... one cud be richer but unhappy, & one cud poorer or just have enaff money-but very hapi, oh yeah! It's on a man's choice how/what he wants... good jobs, tnx dor uploading Tim...👍
The guy has a good life in the pines nice guy i have a similar set up in Bicol but i don't live there in the pines my wife of 36 years is 7 years younger i also live in Australia .you did the best blog i have scene on UA-cam in the pines.
Tim, you’re looking really good, you’re looking stronger and healthier. I am in my 50s and I think I probably have low T if you could go over what you’re taking and how you get it would be a real help to me. Keep in mind I am Canadian and don’t have access to your VA Hosp. I will visit you, but it’ll take 3 yrs before I retire.
Congratulations to our friend Mark on a wonderful life. He is a clear example that if you Own Everything, you will be happy. Also, this is a way to cut your budget down very significantly as opposed to me who is making payments or renting.
You need to buy your own land and house and lot. There is alot of for sale properties in the Philippines.
@@ronabood007is citizens can’t own land in the Philippines we can only lease it for up to 25 years
You can buy & own a condo@@christophertrump1570
Mark seems like a great guy and is very happy on his budget.. I love the simple living
gives a man like you with a small budget hope.
@@Wesna269 i have more money then you creepy wesna
@@JordanMelbyVlogs really? I find this hard to believe. Are you still stuck in your mother's basement saving for a ticket back to the Philippines?
Mark does not live on his budget. He lives free.
@@evitatruth8755 he is just living and that is all it takes for him to be happy
Mark is living the dream... easy to see why he has a permanent smile. Really enjoyed this video, hope to see more of him in the future. God Bless!
Looks bored stiff. Drink and smoke the day away? Unless he actually works that farm?
an alcoholics dream...
its a big money here in the phils if you have 650 dollar a month and your living in the province...you can live comfortably
Another good video Tim K love the farm and everything in it, thank you for taking us along.
Great stuff TimK.... hope all is going well!
This is a very beautiful farm. Very, very clean. Thanks for showing ,
Great video and conversation. You’re doing good work with your content. 👏🏻👏🏻
Great video and Marks a great character. Enjoyed this 🙏
Do you also live in the same town? I live in the US now but was born and raised in the Philippines. Being practical and thrifty are two important factors in surviving the Philippines. Living out in the country gives you more bang for your buck. Most Filipinos are kind, caring, courteus and educated. They would even treat you like family once you have earned their trust. I hope you find happiness living there.
Tim, good video showing us a different place. This guy, Mark is great. He is a happy man living his life. Those turkeys at the end were cool too.
Hearing him at the end talk about the meat market. When I was a small kid (early '70s), Dad got a job in Central Africa. The local market was the ONLY place to get food from, including meat. Mum used to get there early, and we had a fridge at home. Over the course of 2 years there, we weren't ill once.
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we used to live 200 dollars a month back in the early 2000s, it's crazy how expensive the philippines now.
Good show Tim , quality content !! Tks !!
Very nice! Happy for him! All the best Mark!
He looks old and tired, she looks fantastic and not old at all!
Very good video thank you both - Mark seems like a top bloke 💪🏽✌🏽
You can live with $200 a month if your only one person
If you have a house and bills you dont pay for every month sure.. but 200 a month is not enough.. you need at least 1500-2000 to live comfortably in the Ph.
Thanks for introducing us to Mark and his wife. Their property is lovely!
That raised garden in his backyard looks neat.
If you guys are looking for a Filipina to take care of you like this guy your best chances are here:
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thanks Tim for perfect video as usual. thks Mark for showing us your lifestyle, your house & hillside pineapple farm. i’m also a Sydneysider. very different lifestyle to Tim’s. Mark, marrying your woman has really changed your life. particularly liked the last scene - sitting outside chatting, overlooking the plantation with a bottle of rum. Loved the geese too.
that was MP light, not rum. more like kerosene.
Those nearly folded shirts and the others stuff all put away nice and neat is a clear sign of the work of a full time maid. P5k a month for a maid is a good deal (about USD $88)
Awesome show thank you Tim for sharing it with us. Have a great day.
awesome video! Thanks man!
Great video guy's, I lived in the Philippines for 3 yrs and went back to Oz for my child's schooling , enjoy your time there
What a great guy and his was seem like an awesome woman ! Great video, Tim !
You fool or hasn’t know anything about Filipinos to talk like this
They’ll dry you out just go visit them but don’t have emotionally engagement with any of them you’ll see how they’ll rob you ruthlessly on everywhere trust me don’t leave your country for this country or people please
I'm living $300 a month but we own everything too...sometimes if we go to the city the monthly expenses might go up $100
@@satbobsmith7261 oh man that sucks...we don't eat out much
@@satbobsmith7261if you live a western/ Filipino life style here it’s closer to 2k usd. Now if you live like this guy a long way to a mall will be less. A b-fest for 2 at mcD less than$10. I know living large! 😀
thats scary, i need 1000, but i have wife& 3 kids too...
@@satbobsmith7261😂😂😂😂
Very expensive even rotten meats fish 😂😂😂😂
The fishes on the street on those hot days the flys all over
Smells than how you eat better eat kfc
Go to McDonald store itself smell unknowingly odd run back to kfc
😂😂😂😂😂 I haven’t step in that country over 5 years my child now over 4 years old even
In the phil. f you go out with your family with 4 member for dinner, I think you spend 20-30 USD but it depends on the fast food or restaurant. But in Jollebe,mcdo , I think under %$20 @@satbobsmith7261
He hit the jackpot. Good looking sugar mamma. He lives the good life.
What a really great video….really like Mark! This really does look like a wonderful place to live! Thank you for the video!
Awesome video 😊 Mark and his wife appear to be straight up and friendly people.
I certainly enjoyed the video with you and Mark. However, even if you own everything, you most certainly have bills. The power bill would certainly be expensive. Internet, phone, costs associated with your car ect.... Mark is blessed to have married into a quite prosperous family in addition to having a wife who clearly manages resources well.
Also, congratulations, Tim, on the weight loss and the sobriety. 21:12
Always enjoy your videos! It just came to my mind to share that in my case and personal experience, though not religious, being a practitioner of Buddhism allows for sooooo much enjoyment in life on the bare minimum budget...by choice, not force. In other words, no fast/junk food, no alcohol, no drugs, no smoke (treating the body as "Gods temple") tends to equal plenty of money to do whatever you desire, wherever you live be it here in Wisconsin or there in Philippines. To top it off, love making is so much better, health excels, appreciation of nature and humankind abounds, living in the moment become easy, being aware is clear, there's lots more money, thoughtfulness, clear headedness and the like. Anyway, when there is a will, there is a way and cutting the junk often leads to enjoying a life few ever will doing so on less, even when you have more. All The Best from Wisconsin! Todd
Like this type of video, I want to see more of the farm looks so nice I could live at that farm.
I like how you map out geographically where a town is. I’m not sure if I could ever get past the bars. It would ruin my psyche sitting outside looking at it.
Nice perspective of how your friend lives, when everything is owned. I think we saw him when you were surfing a couple of videos back. His wife seems sweet and they look happy.🥰 Funny how she said he’s like her oldest child… 🤗
Because a Pinay “babies” the husband. Do you want this? Try this, let us go there, do you want to have friends around today? etc….
@@RetiredFilipina … I said it was “funny”… but I definitely wouldn’t do that with my husband. I’m Filipina, raised in California… and I don’t do that with my husband. I think the pinays there who hook up with Americans “baby” their husbands out of gratefulness for giving them a better life. I think of it more so as “spoiling” their husbands… because they are grateful-you say “baby” them… We are all entitled to our opinions, so no worries. Blessings to all…
Thanks for sharing Tim.. great video👍
Tim we need more Videos Simpol Lifing in the Philippines. Life, Costs, Medical, Foods, People....😊
This amazing Thank you for the tour
Bless you with Fum Tim. Never smoked but I think it's brilliant to help others. I used to work in Tesco UK and can you imagine buying a 200-pack of Marlboro gold a week? Fantastic video too...
My family is from Davao del Norte! We built a beautiful home, the largest in the Barangay as well as a small 7 hecteres farm. We have plans to build another home near Davao City. i lived there full time for 4 years but have since moved back to the states with my Filipina wife of 11 years (now an American) and our 2 sons. i love his set up and reminds me of how we have ours. i love what we have in the Philippines and plan to do 50-50% between here in the states and there once we get our franchise up and running back in the states. i love seeing others doing well in the Philippines and sharing our love for it! Best of luck to Tim and Mark and all of y'all! ~Scott~
Great content with Mark! He’s super cool! We need a part 2 soon Famous Vlogger (15:09)! 😂
Give the people what they want!
I've been wanting to come to the Philippines for a while, but I have had so many people say that I can't live there on my $657 a month disability income
I'm glad to see that it can be done. Thanks for the video!!!
Hi make sure tou have atleast 10 k usd for hospitals
He isn't living on that budget. His wife owns her house, her cars, etc... And he didn't mention health care at all. I was in hospital. India Tacloban for 2 days. My bill was 36,000. Close to $800. I honestly feel if you dont have $1,800 to $2.000 per month, you will get in trouble. I earn $2,350 and own our home there free and clear. And we barely made it. And my wife is very thrifty. We are in usa for now. She is a nurse and we are saving money for a much better home there, and putting kids thru nursing school and medical school...aka our retirement. lol For me, its ideal to live in both places. Here until it snows, then there until it warms up here.
you just got to find a suger mama in a poor country. GL :)
Sorry but I won't have money for hospitals. But I don't have to have a lot of the things most Americans do. I'm fine with 1 room and a separate bathroom. I don't have to have electricity or running water. I lived completely off grid here in the U.S., no electricity, no running water, had to bring water from the creek, and run it through a filter. Grow my own vegetables and fruit. Also, I only want to live in the provinces. No city living for me.
Take away all your western amenities and rent a tiny house or room and it can be done. Stay home and eat local food only. Dried fish and rice. No Tv , no aircon , one light your set. 😂
tks tim great talk with a mate
What an amazing guy. Good to see my countryman living a good life. Great Video Tim.
Nice fans and nice video Tim.
Top fella living the dream. Nice vid, Tim. Respect to Mark.
He is no cap the sweetest person hope he takes care always and you too
Walking around this house is an exercise itself..
Great Aussie video. One blessed man .living in samar..well done..
Yeah got me TimK. Good video. I'm Aussie so I loved the fact that another Aussie was on the video. Yeah Aussie's are pretty laid back, especially the older generation. Did things the hard way and learnt. 👍😁🥰❤️😇
Thank you once again Tim! This is a wonderful and highly educational Video tour! Thanks to Mark and his Beautiful Wife for sharing their home and the Farm! My biggest surprise was his Turkeys!! Wish I could get some here in Thailand!! Warm regards once again!! Rob Allen and Family here in Thailand! 🐘🌴🐒🐒🌴🐘
Good old Aussie bloke 🤘🏾hahaha love the Fum adverb your a natural 🙏🏽$75,000 Australian for 7 bedrooms is a bloody steal I'd pay that all day every day 🙏🏽
Your buddy Mark is a happy camper, you can tell specially when he said its Christmas everyday, how many people can truly say that? $650 a month and he has a tuktuk driver who doubles as his bodyguard 😀
Intresting vlogg Tim.
My partner has 2 houses and 2 hectares of land. We are London based she's fillipino we plan to move there ASAP mindinao. Start vlogging again over there.
He seems a nice guy. One life live it.
You can do B&B with your 2nd house too.
My husband and I has a retirement home in Davao del Norte, Samal to be specific which is in Mindanao. We are happy and feel safe there. 1500 USD per month will do if you own your place. Good luck in your retirement.
Looking good Tim!
Great price! Love Philippines! LETS GO TIM!!!!🎉🎉🎉
Mark is literally living life. He seriously has the best going on right now.
Thanks for the video I enjoyed watching
Great video. Mark seems like a great guy.
Wow thanks Mark ❣️ keep safe and take care 🙏 God bless Philippines
Excellent blog cheers from Canada,🍻 Timman rock.
If u have turkey's dont wear red colors ,avoid getting close to them, they might attack u ,they hate red colors.
Cool! Just like my lifestyle in the Philippines! ( Albay province ) ! Thanks, Tim!
Great video! Everyone seems to be happy. But being able to have access to proper health care ( especially at old age) seems to be neglected.
Great video. Hope you include Mark in some future videos.
I've been together with a Filipina for 25 years, married in 20 of them. I've watched a ton of grumpy UA-cam videos about Philippines -- all kind of warning how bad it is here. That they all cheat you and wanting you money.
But here, thanks the Lord, a charming still realistic video. Thanks, Tim K ☺! I totally agree: Philippines is a fantastic place to live if you are en laid-back adventurer, and not too stupid. But that does neither work in my home country -- Norway 😁
I don’t know if you already know about another Australian farmer is Aussie farming in the Philippines. He a pretty trippy cool guy. Watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸🦅
Gidday I'm an Aussie guy who loves Philippines and living on farm house outside Bago City Negros Occidental Philippines I'm living with my Filipino wife and she's awesome the guy who's making this video should come over my farm as well
Great video, Tim.
It's just a matter of budgeting your money. Low maintenance is the key and living in the province is always advisable 😊
marrying into a ready built house and life helps too..
Great video nice place 👍👍👍👍👍 sure good to see some one agree about the food hard to eat .
Nice to see a fellow Aussie living the dream in Philippines
His thing will fall off there. Gross place
"How large is the parcel?" "I don't know...the whole mountain." LoL! You married well sir.
The scenery of the Farm is dope
What a Nice man Tim you're lucky to be friend with him showing you his beautiful place.
Love this video
I agree about the food. So I'm building a meat shop for myself so i can make smoked bacon ham and sausages. My wife owns a farm in Biliran and raises pigs. Plus we have a couple of cows. Everything is paid for my SS is only 925 a month and we live just fine on it, and i smoke and drink. I do have substantial savings, so medical is no problem for me. I guess you could say i found a sugar mama but shes 25 years younger than me.
Im living about 2,500 to 3,000 monthly , wife 2 kids and extended family in Dumagete!
This man is living the life!
I have been searching for a turkey. Thank you!
Great carring Wife !!Mark , seems to be the most intresting Smart person!
Whats up Tim. Been watching your channel for a while and just wanted to tell you that you are a funny guy! I love watching your channel because of your comments and how you talk guy talks. You are like the Howard Stern of UA-cam, meaning its like dudes talking in the locker room about real stuff. Especially your live stream. F-cuk the haters and keep up the good work. From T.O originally from L.B.C
yea man i try to do my best with filler stuff that comes to my head. sometimes i feel it comes off a bit annoying but i'm glad you like it!
Simple clean and organized👏👍
No one is commenting on the pigeon sendoff? Haha, that was hilarious at 14:25
LOL Classic! Yea man... why is no one talking about that perfectly timed event!
Nice video
Thx Tim
Foreigners can inherit residential properties in the Philippines if they are legal heirs of Filipino citizens. Through the legal process of inheritance, the property may be transferred to the foreigner's name.Jul 5, 2023
Great video
Wonderful Life they have Built! Wonderful Home and Farm ...
Great videos, good to see he is becoming self-reliant.
Great post. I can relate to Mark I have lived here (Mindanao) about 10 year,s way up in the mountains and it's truly a laid back life. It does have it's down fall for me and like Mark it's the food or may I say the quality of food. I just can't bring myself to eating meat from the open market with all the flies on it. Plus the freshness of let's' say fish. I too married a lady with property so we build a house and it's nice plus a farm. Matter of fact I'm the only American living in this village.
Nice video! Mark is living a very comfortable life. I didn't realize "fortnight" is British English.
My husband & I live in Phil. Half of our pension w half saving it will never happened in USA 😊😊😊😊
I love the strong Aussie accent
*I lived in Taguig, Metro Manila for a year in a nice 2-bed condo for $850 a month, including utilities and food for two.*
14:37 hes like an airline pilot !
That was interesting. What a nice guy, he needs his own youtube channel
Well done mate, fantastic. You can have it .
Hahaha, nice video, nice conversations & nice reality in life... one cud be richer but unhappy, & one cud poorer or just have enaff money-but very hapi, oh yeah! It's on a man's choice how/what he wants... good jobs, tnx dor uploading Tim...👍
The guy has a good life in the pines nice guy i have a similar set up in Bicol but i don't live there in the pines my wife of 36 years is 7 years younger i also live in Australia .you did the best blog i have scene on UA-cam in the pines.
Tim, you’re looking really good, you’re looking stronger and healthier. I am in my 50s and I think I probably have low T if you could go over what you’re taking and how you get it would be a real help to me. Keep in mind I am Canadian and don’t have access to your VA Hosp. I will visit you, but it’ll take 3 yrs before I retire.
Testosterone can be bought on shopee or Lazada here. It’s cheap. See a dr first and take recommendations from them.
@@TimKyoutube I will, thank you.