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WE TRIED WITCHCRAFT IN THE PHILIPPINES, HUNTING THE ASWANG & MYSTIC HEALERS - EP.280
0:52We're back. For those of you that don't know, we're actually in the Philippines doing what we said we were going to do for the longest time, but we haven't ever [ __ ] done it.1:12every single haunted area that we could find. And we're starting in the Philippines.4:15mythology, Japanese mythology. So, you hear about these stories with Japanese mythology, but you never hear anything about Philippines. Yeah. Low key, just because there's no media
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Toilet Water Waddle | Ep 183 | Bad Friends
The hosts discuss upcoming tour dates, cultural differences in the Philippines regarding food and hygiene, and various personal anecdotes including arrests and beauty products.summaryStarbucks in the Philippines is significantly more expensive (approx. $8 for a latte) and is viewed as a luxury item by locals, whereas McDonald's offers a different menu with unique items like bat burgers and spaghetti.takeawayMillipedes in the Philippines can emit toxins that cause blisters and burns, requiring immediate washing of the skin upon contact.takeaway
Why the US is Militarizing the Pacific
This involves militarizing islands in Japan and the Philippines, integrating forces via the AUKUS pact with Australia, and deploying advanced missile and submarine capabilities.summaryJapan is constructing a military base on Mageshima Island with runways and ammunition storage, part of a broader chain of militarized islands stretching from Japan to the Philippines designed to monitor and block ChinesetakeawayThe US is shifting from a static troop presence to 'integrated deterrence,' partnering closely with allies like Japan, the Philippines, and Australia rather than relying solely on direct US military bases.takeaway
CJ Miles on Making 180k in a Night Stripping, Leaving the Philippines for P**n & More
Lena the Plug shares her journey from homelessness in the Philippines to becoming a high-earning stripper and adult film star, detailing her experiences with dating apps, colorism, and industry burnout.summaryColorism in the Philippines: Lena describes growing up feeling inadequate due to local beauty standards that favored whiteness, using whitening soap and lotion, and only realizing her attractiveness after moving to the UtakeawayHigh-Earning Potential: She earned up to $180,000 in a single night from one client via wire transfer and bought three houses in the Philippines, supporting her family throughout her 12-year career at Spearmint Rhino.takeaway
How The US Stole The Philippines
The video details how the US acquired the Philippines through a fabricated military narrative in 1898, collaborating with Spain to exclude Filipino revolutionaries from the victory.summaryThe US War with Spain was framed as liberation, but Teddy Roosevelt (Assistant Secretary of the Navy) unilaterally ordered the invasion of the Philippines without presidential approval, expanding the war beyond its origitakeawayThe Philippines were so forgotten by the American public that FDR omitted them from his 'Day of Infamy' speech regarding Pearl Harbor, despite Japan bombing American territories there simultaneously.takeaway
DEAD AIR AUSTIN #7 📺 6-14-26
Host Brian Holtzman delivers a satirical weather forecast for Davos City, Philippines, covering monsoon preparations and earthquake safety, followed by a rapid-fire review of historical events on June 14th, including warsummaryWeather Forecast Satire: The host presents a fictional weather report for 'Davos City, Philippines' with specific metrics: 78°F (feels like 82°F), 91% humidity, 29.88 inHg barometric pressure, and 65-85 inches of expectetakeawayEarthquake Safety: Following reports of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines and a 6.1 in the Florida Keys, the host emphasizes the harrowing nature of earthquakes and advises residents in seismic zones to keep takeaway