The Province Of Cebu, Philippines: Cash withdrawals, prostitutes, the Internet, work colleagues and other impressions

Philippines - several thousand islands'

So when I was planning a trip to the Philippines, the first question that came up, of course, was where exactly to go and what to seeEveryone knows how often volcanic eruptions, typhoons and earthquakes occur here. I wanted to visit places that are safe, where the risk of disasters is minimized, and get a complete picture of the country and its culture. I'm not sure if the information is correct, but I've read that accidents - safe places - are rare in Cebu and Panacan. If you have any additional information, please share it in the comments. The third place - Dumaguete-is for Russian bloggers, so I decided to look there. Once I didn't like the Philippines and I didn't want to watch it. I'd like to do that.

Everyone lived in the Cebu era.

I don't like their poverty in this country. Cebu is an ugly, poor, beggarly city where people sleep on the sidewalks at night.

In the Philippines, in addition to beautiful with tropical Islands and nature, it's a bit like looking at nothing, but the beautiful Islands are tired of years of being in Asia.

I have a couple of Russian freelancers who, like in the Philippines, talk about shooting guards at McDonald's. And before I came here, I read the news that the United States wants to bomb the Philippines, that a year ago they kidnapped canadian tourists and cut off their heads, that there are terrorist attacks taking place there and it is very dangerous. They kill everywhere: in the ONLY STATES, in Russia, in Thailand, attacks everywhere, natural disasters everywhere. In General, I feel safe here. Filipinos are very open and friendly. The guards go with rifles, but we also have policemen with rifles, in the United States. And if you walk through the slums at night, you can beat and Rob, as in any Russian city, if you go into an alley with drunk teenagers. In a word, I felt safe and secure here. In the end, and no matter where I was. I lived in Cebu province. Read in Russian blogs that ATMs can withdraw up to twenty pesos in cash without Commission. In practice, it turns out that ATMs do not spend more than ten pesos and pay a Commission of two hundred pesos per turn. I read it on a forum in English and ended up handing it over in cash without Commission at the Bank's ATM across the street.

You can rent once and without a Commission in Pesos.

When I get here, I'll be traveling in a jeepney. I thought it was like Thailand. But jeepney was a piece of shit.

There are always a lot of Filipinos and a route with constant stops and huge constant whistles.

Basically, so I didn't even try it. He took a taxi all the time. Taxis are cheap. They pay forty pesos for landing, and one meter.

They become cheap.

For the city, the maximum paid pesos, even including pipes. I wanted to rent a bike, but did not find it, read on the Internet, which can be found, but it is expensive. five hundred a day, so we have to bargain. The streets are filthy. Filipinos are very poor.

Most of them do not have a computer, because it is very expensive.

On the streets at night, whole families sleep on the sidewalks. As on the street, a boy came up in the middle of the street in front of the pharmacy and offered to buy viagra, and for a long time did not back down, walking behind me. It was a safe night here, but I often liked very vulgar prostitutes, and she didn't stay long.

They offer anything for two hundred pesos.

And very persistent. Because they really need it, I have to have fun. I absolutely refused, but don't worry. Apparently, he has sales experience and is used to working with objections. But I found myself, because wisely rejected Viagra, and alcohol did not. Probably with a man who sells viagra and works at the same time. She sells viagra to tourists, and then prostitutes make further sales - they offer their services with hot lava stones and unstoppable a thirst for customer power. I have read a lot in English on the Internet about what a beautiful Filipina is. Most of them are plump, if not fat, and look like monkeys. But they are even more beautiful than the Taekyong. Thank you to the Philippines for knowing that Russian women are even more beautiful. Americans and Englishmen don't celebrate beautiful women, that's what they celebrate. Living here is expensive compared to Thailand. A hotel in Cebu costs thousands of pesos per night for very mediocre rooms. Lots of food for five hundred pesos, but these are pretty pathetic options that I haven't even considered. I'm finally staying in a hotel."This is a decent place, I was lucky enough to have a permanent place in berry, and I paid all five hundred pesos per night for a decent room with Breakfast. One less-the room was small, but that didn't matter to me, because I only slept there. I rent a small Studio in Cebu city with good repair costs - a weight per month without a city one.

In decentralized areas you can find it much cheaper.

Landlords are asked to pay a Deposit for the previous month.

Despite the fact that I read on the Internet that the apartment will not be found in less than six months, I easily found owners who are ready to rent an apartment for a month. I walked around the city, but I didn't see much in the way of selling fruit and vegetables.

But in the end, I didn't go to Palawan or Dumaguete

And here they are very expensive. It is two to three times more expensive than in Thailand. Maybe there are cheap markets somewhere, I haven't looked, but it's like in Tae - in every corner and cheap, not here. The bar here is mostly meat dishes, salads are mostly not on the menu. Good dishes that can not be compared with Thai cuisine. And they think that the food is not appetizing. Shop seven eleven, although they have the same logo as the Thai seven, but they are on strike for their suffering. The assortment is different and not very diverse, and even Coca-Cola, chips and chocolate bars are bought there by everyone.

But McDonald's is half the price here than in Thailand, the weight is a large set of fish fillets, consisting of a small sandwich, a large chip and a coke.

I ate at McDonald's every day, although I don't like it, but I couldn't find anything more decent). It costs three hundred pesos a day, a peso a month.

You worked with the Filipinos.

Another flaw in the toilets was not the soap. The Internet here is tolerable, but worse than in Thailand. But work and communicate without problems via Skype using video communication. It is true that it has several times a day or disappears completely or becomes slow. As for mobile and dedicated Internet. I read on the Internet that it works better than the operator. I don't know if this is true or not, but at a distance from Cebu, I immediately bought a Blue Sim with eight gigabytes of Internet in thirty days by weight. Almost everyone speaks English, but their English is either beginner or intermediate with poor pronunciation. Most of them speak in stunted English. I spoke fluently to the Americans and we understood each other, but Filipinos are often misunderstood. And they told me. To be honest, I didn't like the Philippines or Filipinos. But there is one thing that I really liked. I've already written that they are generally positive and friendly and play American romantic pop love songs everywhere. And boys and girls often sing loudly in the city, on the streets, in restaurants. There are Catholic churches on every corner, and once, as I was walking to the entrance to one of their churches, a homeless man yelled at me."and laughed. I looked at him, and he said he was joking. And, as a rule, these are large families, and if a family with seven children, then this is the norm, when it happens that more than seven children, there may be twenty more dogs in the family. But I was most impressed by the fact that it is considered a stroke of good fortune and a blessing when there is a child with down syndrome in the family. It is believed that the family watched and blessed the Lord, and I also really like Hobo Digital. Free, untouched, I can live in any city in the world whenever and for as long as I want. I make money on the Internet only. Naked truth about online income, online business, and investment. Technological news, education. Only high-quality, reliable information. Don't trust anyone. Subscribe to my blog. You want to create your own blog. Here is a detailed step-by-step guide, and at the end of the article you will find information on how to take it with you.