After 22 Years in Prison. A New Life in The Philippines. 

This fellow seems amazingly tranquil and calm. His level headed approach to life and calm manner will help him to overcome obstacles Good for him Marty

That was a good title! Got me thinking he was an inmate.

There's many stories about CO'S dying within 5 yrs post retirement. I'm glad you took the step to enjoy life. Take it slowly and don't rush into relationships.

Great interview Mark. Doug has hit the ground running and I’m sure will love it in the Philippines. Thanks for sharing.

Wow Wow from Philippines

LOL! poor trolls, just got no respect, any mo'...Boo Hoo! Interesting interview, Mark. Thanks!

❤❤❤great story...great guy..😊

Wow i was born in Massachusetts as well and still live here. I'm buying a house and a ton of apartment complexes in the Philippines in June. It's good to see a native doing well in the Philippines.

Excellent...

Great interview,keep up the good work

Great Interview with Doug, Mark. He should fit in just nicely there, got the right attitude. He was right about people who find themselves in Jail, it's all about not being able to control their emotions also resulting from bad attitudes towards anyone else, especially those seeming to do better than them. Bob. Veteran. NZ.

Awesome! This is a testament to your good work. Rock on my brother

You got me with the clickbait "22 years in prison".

My 3rd story from you coz I'm new to your channel. Nice listening to various life stories we can learn from, get inspired from it, or get motivated from. Good job!

This guy's story is a real deal. I worked as a nurse for 2 yrs in the Dept of Correction, and that's what I observed about inmates' psychology.

Good interview. Wish this gentleman well.

I'm in Thailand and I flew over and checked out Duma last year (Met you and Jen at the Valencia park), one noticeable difference between Duma (really the PI) and Thailand was how much more friendly the expats are there. I met guys everywhere (mostly Americans and Australia). Verse Thailand the Europeans tend to be less outgoing and friendly.

Interesting interview... but a kind of misleading title

Thank you for an interesting interview!

He must have a pension. That’s a big help in the PI

What a cool guy. Great interview.

oh man, at first I thought he was locked up in prison for 22 years LOL. anyway very interesting man!

Mark, cigarette here in canada, de muruier is $22/pk, other store $18..its expensive.

Doug enjoy your time in the 🇵🇭 Philippines

W0w from Philippines

Congrats for the click bait 😀👍🇺🇸

Doug is the real deal. He’ll do great there!

Good interview

Oh that's right. I've heard one Filipino guy who,if possible he doesn't want to get out of prison because he's afraid he had no one or home to get bact into

I know it doesn't happen every day but I know a retired (after 28 years) c.o. from California. His best friend, also a c.o., was killed by an inmate in San Quentin. Still, their pay is well-deserved just for going to prison everyday.

Nice guy

This guy is going to do well in the PP

Good video

congratulations

Another great interview Mark, sometimes your show is more interesting than the daily news on TV in Germany. Are there in Dumaguete no German guys you could interview? It would be interesting if there are living also guys from here. Have a nice weekend ahead! Michael

Click and bait. Good job at it.

Can person with felons get visa in Philippines? Thank you Mark