A very good insight there mate. When you decide to travel to a different country, you take on the responsibility of being a good visitor. That means more than a cursory (but at least that) glance at laws, rules, regulations and socio-cultural standards. It doesn’t take long. Learn the very basics in their language (hi/bye/where/please/thanks) at least, and politely ask if someone speaks your language. Don’t assume. Be kind. Don’t stare. Don’t meddle. Don’t bring/do drugs. Don’t argue. Don’t get violent. Just don’t be an asshole. It’s fairly simple. 😬
We are looking forward to the night sight of Borges Street. It’s empty at that time as always with fewer people, but in the night after 10 Pm especially on the weekend, that it is full of people. Just be careful with the Ladyboys since they will be around to hint to you during your walk.
I like thailand But that place is an overpriced open sewer the trailer park of asia 665 pesos for breakfast 12 us dollars thats more than a days salary for most Filipinos Thats higher than usa No wonder Thailand gets almost 6 times more tourists
Disagree mate, I love the Philippines, personally. The people and spirit are like no other race of people. I certainly believe more funding should be put into cleaning tho. Keep in mind, this is a pricey western restaurant. General streetfood and restaurants in Manila are much cheaper.
@@iPixelPortal I like them too Never trouble Rob scam cheated etc I admire them actually How they can survive on low wages in a high tax expensive place? To put that breakfast into perspective That's 1 1/2 day wages minimum wage cebu Or in california 18 dollars an hour times 12 hours is 216 So it would be like someone In california paying 216 dollars us for breakfast
When you put it like that, it's absolutely nuts. It's a place for tourists tho, let's keep in mind. We know that California does have certain restaurants that charge thousands for a steak, just for a particular type of person.@@joebidet2050
