@@kippsguitar6539 How many elderly Canadians die of a heart attack shoveling snow each Winter? This guy will completely avoid that. Now, don't you have a driveway that needs shoveling?. Better get to it, it isn't going to shovel itself.
You can walk all day and you will never overcome the damage that excessive alcohol consumption does to your liver. It will catch up to you eventually. If you can't moderate or quit altogether, you MUST take a few supplements to help protect your liver. They are... Coq10 (ubiquinol), omega3 fatty acids, n-acetyl cysteine (NAC), and milk thistle. There are others, but these 4 are the most important. If you drink a lot you should take them all every single day.
@normanzimmerman5029 Typical alcoholic cope. So you're saying destroying the body that God gave you so you can have a drunken buzz on on a regular basis is a superior lifestyle? Absolutely degenerate. It's not "living" to be an alcoholic. It is, in fact, slowly destroying yourself and everyone else around you. Nothing cool about it at all. A couple of drinks here and there is fine, but drinking every day and allowing yourself to succumb to alcoholism is just plain giving up on life.
I saw that guy when I was at Nigi Nigi’s in Boracay with my Filipina! LOL right on, good to hear his story, I didn’t actually end up talking with him 🤷♂️🏝🍺
I liked Ha Long a lot. We were there in the middle of covid, hotel practically empty when borders closed to foreigners. Seems quite livable, ocean, islands, and hills. There is more English and foreign food options than many towns because of the tourist industry. Probably too cold for me in winter tho.
Cant always find those US educated doctors that will draw you pictures. Somebody told me islands " drive you to drink"...get yourself a nice girl to cook for you.....
Good interview Dan. A good find and you asked all the good questions as well. Been 3x as a tourist but would love to get knowledge on the NON tourist areas on the island.
Frank, candid and real down to earth and fun conversations with Shark, the 'connector'. From Dr. Phil's advice in Ophra Show, to many 'interesting people'(like the 'Starbucks Man" and the 'Adidas Honcho') he met and talked to in Boracay. The energy and the vibes in Boracay is truly awesome and an experience of a lifetime.
I had an online Facebook chat with a guy who told me that Boracay is not necessarily an expensive tourist trap if you get away from the main strip. That sounds like good advice, so Boracay is on my 'must check it out' list when I get to the Philippines.
I hear they shut the island down for about a year to improve the sewer system. I don't have any details but you can probably Google it. The water was amazing and we didn't smell anything odd.
I can picture the Daily Telegraph getting a story from their Asian office, written by someone who stayed in a 5 star they got comped for, spending one night/one day in high season with bar tab. RU-vid citizen reporters are a better source of unbiased info.
Shark comes across as a real swell guy. A real guy's guy. A real life of the party kinda guy. I know I'm repeating myself a bit here, but boy oh boy, i gotta say it, man. Shark really does come across as one HECK of a super swell guy!
Pass by "back beach burgers" in station 1. Restaurant run by german filipina couple. They started selling burgers from home there at the back beach and have now a succesfull restaurant on white becch. In front of the grotto 3rd floor.
Hi, I am from Germany and most I stay but I hear so many from boracay that I want to visit. Which area can you recommend? I like the livemusic you talking about.
Karl, the first link in the notes below this video has all of that data and links too. That is what is different about my channel. Thanks for watching, Dan
Exactly Sir i agree when it comes to people! Most of the Filipinos are easy to talk to or very friendly. But in Thailand connecting with the locals/Thai is a challenge! quite difficult really!! I tried my best many times, but lately i decided to just give up the whole idea....can be very lonely here at times....
He has only lived in Boracay. He can afford it and he loves it. Have you seen my cost of living video there? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KiSAHwlHfoY.html
Dan, fantastic guest. Question, if you have only one choice on where to retire, where would it be? I know you move around from places to places but at some point you will be too old to travel. Just wondering…. Thanks.
Hi @derrickdu, I do a report every year on the top 15 places in the entire world to retire cheap in paradise, Here is my most recent report and video on that topic: vagabondbuddha.com/best-places-in-entire-world-to-retire-early-cheap-in-2023/ #1 is where I would retire this year. :-) Subscribe so you will know when our update comes out. Thanks for watching and commenting, Dan
Great video and nice guy! I live in Pattaya Thailand and am looking forward to spending many months on vacay on Boracay. Maybe meet the famous Canuk! Peace out dude!
Wow, that's a death knell for many expats especially those from countries that also tax globally. Does Thailand have a bilateral tax agreement with most Western countries or do they just plan to double tax everyone? @@Antandthegrasshopper
The name of the nightclub was garbled, so I didn't get it, but the prospect of live Rock and Roll is appealing. I live near Cebu, and the hassles with crime keep me away except on a rare occasion for shopping. I used to enjoy live bands at the arguably famous All Star Sports Bar, with a fun crowd of all ages, but during the pandemic it changed owners and got a makeover, and it's nothing like before, so now Cebu is rather barren for live classic rock or oldies. In my experience, the key to a good time in the Philippines is stick to resort towns. I find the resort towns to be ultra low crime. I go diving at charming Moalboal and its like a best kept secret. All resort towns are kept safe in my experience. Just avoid Cebu and Manila. Don't say you weren't warned.
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I need more info. Borracay island Right How ca I get in touch with this guy. I'm from Canada. He seems to be a nice fellow for more info about the island
He retired at my age….living for 100th cost of living. It’s so hot….that’s concerning. No clue how I’d make enough money to pull it off. I can’t get savings I was disabled 10 years ago. Living off enough to sleep in my car as it is.
@@VagabondAwake truly is. My grandparents generation had it , the American dream. My parents struggled but owned a house at least. I know one person my generation who has a house but owes $378k. That’s a never getting paid off loan. 💸
Great interview sir . FYI for your guest though, those two vertical lines between his eyebrows are saying that his liver is NOT fine. Maybe lay off the alcohol for 6 months.....
Why exactly would wrinkles between the eyebrows indicate a bad liver? I have wrinkles just like that for years and I have no health issues at all. Dan also has 2 wrinkles between his eyebrows. I think having wrinkles there is very natural for everyone. You are also going to have those wrinkles when you grow older.
There are people living on less in Boracay but that is what he spends. Everyone is different. You would learn yor cost of living by moving there and seeing where you would live, eat, and entertain yourself. :-)
Hi @stevenjb.9275, I have two reports that are relevant to your question. My international banking mistakes, and my free Ebook both cover topics on this subject. Here you go! vagabondbuddha.com/top-banking-mistakes-i-learned-living-internationally/ vagabondbuddha.com/fire-your-boss-travel-world/ Thanks for watching and commenting! Dan
Great question @VWApachey. Send me an email and I will forward to to him. You can get my free eBook and my email here: vagabondbuddha.com/fire-your-boss-travel-world/ Thanks for watching and commenting! Dan
Great video, name of the beach is bat beach ,,his name is shark,can you tell me name of the restaurant he's talking about where the interview is,thank you very much 😊
Hello @Mongoose-ct6us, All of our videos have a webpage that has the information discussed in that video so you don't have to take notes. The link to that web page for this video is the first link in the description below this video. In case you don't know how to find the link, here is a RU-vid video teaching how: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p4bP4xd7J4s.html Most of our videos have multiple links to important information that will help you save time and money. It is our way of thanking you for watching our videos. So, ... thank you, Dan
Hi Dan, don’t be so gullible and believe everything this guy is telling you. Anyone can see by his demeanour that he’s a drunk. The reality is very different. Have a good day 😊
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. He is not perfect, nor am I, but I thought his story was interesting so I invited him on the channel. He has been retired since age 46. He is in his 60s now. I would have to walk a mile in his shoes before I would be willing to judge him. I did enjoy meeting him and hearing his story so I thought many of you might also.
Sad he has to appear on the interview with alcohol in his hand. There are many expats in Asia that do nothing else but drink every day and complain that their health is failing them.
To add authenticity, you might want to learn the correct pronunciation of Boracay. Emphasis is on the second syllable, not the first. I would think one would have learned that very basic thing after years there.
Boracay is the not a good place to retire, saturated by tourist mostly Chinese on honey moon, nothing to do there, the beach is a lagoon more like a pool, not a real beach, no space. There are better places in Philipines
