It’s The Little Things That Count Philippine Currency Explained

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Title	:	It’s The Little Things That Count Philippine Currency Explained
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Good video
Comment from : @ZURTHRA223

Thank you very much for this video I have watched it a few times I’m getting there’s five coins I saw a five that makes one peso a 25 that makes one peso I think I missed one a $20 bill a $50 bill $100 bill a 500 peso dollar bill 1000 peso dollar bill what did I miss this hundred percent sense to me and every penny counts when you’re from the US going to the Philippines, especially trying to retire I appreciate very much thank you
Comment from : @charlieriley6816

I had the same experience in Kenya lol Went from UK currency to Kenyan shillingsbr£1 was like 150 to 180 shillings my 3 months there Drove me drizzy
Comment from : @befree9579

Thanks Calvin, this video is a keeper for life
Comment from : @myronharvey9987

Surely someone mentioned the 200 piso bill?
Comment from : @johngatliff7648

Thank you
Comment from : @rosinantedelafuente

Came here to learn about the details on the currency, but left here with the knowledge of how to use the currency in your country Refreshing good sir
Comment from : @collectingonthecheap56353

Calvin, I like the way you present your subject matter They are easy to understand for a first time visitor, like me, when I visit the Philippines in the future Is it ok if I contact you to enquire about the best areas to stay and places to visit Love the topics you present Thanks for keeping it simple
Comment from : @brianshamrock4868

All I know Calvin is that at the end of your videos you speak about helping out somebody and I know that my dollar will stretch out longer in The Philippines so I have a family in Bislig that I send money to so they can buy a bag of rice or something to eat I'm old now but maybe in the next life
Comment from : @njinblack

Calvin, You seem to cover things that most other bloggers think we already know You give us the basics and that's what someone that coming there needs to know
Comment from : @Mikeyyyy_L

HAHAHA! Thanks again, Calvin! I needed this one Valuable information indeed
Comment from : @kendallhclement

I think this falls into the category of one of your previous videos: 'Don't be cheap"
Comment from : @truttman

Usd number 1
Comment from : @henryweaver667

I'm learning to much Thank you 😊
Comment from : @Yabani-Ra

what is the small coin with the hole in the middle
Comment from : @mabuhy

Thanks for this Great info
Comment from : @JohnSmith-bz9be

Yes very good info
Comment from : @clydesmith86

Calvin that stuff is like monopoly moneybrIn 1986 we gave it away buy the handfuls They let us do anything with no problem brMy plan is give the Filipina the money and she buys everything I need and wantbrMY POCKETS AINT EMPTYbr( fast and furious )brBut I'm not staying but 2 weeks
Comment from : @barrymitchell7732

Good video Good content You keep it honest, good and healthy Thank you
Comment from : @d7819

Sunshine, They also have a 200 peso bill
Comment from : @butchhelton3773

hey good info for the newcomers! but you missed the 200 peso bill ;)
Comment from : @darrylm5861

b***/b
Comment from : @robertanthonydaem7485

Sunshine I agree with you on other YouTube bloggers as it seems they just care about themselves and not the average Joe out here as they don't tell you things you should know when you get to the Philippines!!!!!!
Comment from : @lifeinnorthcarolina4770

Salamat po Calvin can u do an update on tipping to who and how much and when?
Comment from : @countryroads5234

Good stuff
Comment from : @richardtpgusa7236

Thanks for the info
Comment from : @buddylewis2743

Thank you, your the best
Comment from : @billglaser1270

Thank you again Calvin for sharing another one of your tips/info videos! Best regards/Ned
Comment from : @PhilippinesMyParadise

coins there I just give them to my girl when I leave good inf:
Comment from : @stephenfrancis4999

May God truly bless you brother and your channel That was certainly Boots on the ground knowledge You are correct in I hadn't found detail information regarding the Philippines currency on youtube so I thank you in that specific breakdown which obviously a foreigner couldn't possibly know I will certainly be watching the one over & over to familiarize myself
Comment from : @donaldsvnnh3161

Great lesson today Those small coins always drove me nuts!!! Had a Filipina friend who believed in giving exact payment of cost She had no problem digging out her coin pouch🤣🤣 People would be like😲👀
Comment from : @FlavaOfDaDay

I didn't even think about that! Good info!
Comment from : @mrkellz3275

I’m really enjoying your videos Thank you for making this channel
Comment from : @howtohawaiian5140

I happen to like the keep it simple method with the currency here I laugh watching, because I use my large empty vitamin bottles to store my extra change I normally travel lite and don’t want loose change in my pockets so I get rid of it as soon as I get home But I got two full bottles now of coins What I’m starting to do with the Holiday season upon us, I will bring along a handful of my coins when going to town or market During this time of year, your going to have numerous kids running up to you and they will sing Christmas songs to you for a tip What I do is tip them with my coins Anyway, today’s message is a great educational lesson for everyone Good reminder to pay attention when receiving your change back I will tip you, but don’t be short changing me That’s theft, and I hate thieves Peace
Comment from : @philipcooper3330

Good video thanks for sharing you are right about the others it's always look at me have a great day
Comment from : @marktrusty8976

You sir, have an excellent perspective Anytime I have anyone wondering about living here I will send them your way 😉👍brbrHahaha I never get the sentavos back I did in Davao City and Cebu but in Panabo They look at you like you're crazy Usually I raise a stink and I make money with an extra piso when they don't have the sentavos 🤑😂It all adds up my friendbrbrYour price thing is so right on The price is tax included I love that as well I spoke to my partner about how taxes work in the US She was so confusedbrbrI had a friend visit us and she tried to pay the ₱20 tricycle fare with a ₱500 note 🤣😂 It was hilariousbrbrAlso don't forget they have ₱200 and they still print them Strange I always hear people say they barely see the green ₱200 note Here in Panabo, we get them all the time You have a great channel 😀👍
Comment from : @RealMarlaNaumann