@@planetguam8475 no you dont respect them, you called them a "breeders" on this video..Guam is still a 3rd world island country in my book that U.S. refuses them to be part of one of the 50th states. Your Guam aint all that.
Many thanks. I respect hard working people, especially if they’re raising a family. As for the “Park” I was jokingly being sarcastic. “Harmon Industrial District” is more fitting. Just my opinion. Have a blessed day 😊
Your cherry che'lu! Information on point, could use a bit more research. Still good content. Born and raised there. Been traveling the US for 2 years now, doing a bucket list. All the H2s I believe are honest, humble, and hard working men. I've worked with them in construction. I believe they go thru a background check before getting accepted to work overseas. So we'll never have conflict with them. God bless them. ❤️ to my kababayans. First time seeing this channel. I'll be watching more! 👍 ✊ 2024
Awesome video Benny ❤ I knew 2 gorgeous Guamanium brothers in high school in the 1980s in TX. Not too many Wusstigs around. 😞 Keep up the great work 👏 You're so funny!
Thanks Linda. What are there names? I can ask around. I know Juan Wusstig, he’s probably their uncle, older guy, but a relative for sure. They all related, Wusstig is just one branch. Anyways, take care in Texas and Hafa Adai from Guam 🇬🇺
Great video again Benny. Unfortunately Core Tech will not even hire locals. It's a revenue concern. They can't pay a local the same rate as they do foreigners, and from their perspective why would they? Why would they pay a local double the amount of what they can get out of a foreigner? So I think more locals would most definitely apply to work construction actually. It's just the cost is too high to pay for Core Tech. They would rather make more money off of Filipinos.
No, I didn’t. I did know, from older folks, that they fixed a lot of planes there. Of course they’re going to need an airstrip to test them after fixing them. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing this info, now we know 🙏🏽❤️
@PlanetGuam, I need some red rice in my life. My mom says that I need something called beetle??? to soak the rice. I need a recipe, and then I need to figure out how to get Virginia, especially if it’s only local to Guam.
Lol, you need "Achote" I doubt there's fresh ones in Virginia. You can find the powder form in major supermarkets in the Asian section under: Mamasita achote powder. It's in a plastic envelope. See link its in this video: ruclips.net/video/cC6tUZ3w2mk/видео.html I hope this helps, and Hafa Adai from Guam 🤙🏽
Thank you Planet Guam from Saipan I would constantly question my filipino coworkers about their life back home and would get mixed answers: "I wouldn't have moved here if life back home was easy" "life is good in the Philippines, very cheap, and live off the land growing kamote" So yeah some of them aspire make a new life and some of them just want to make money to send back home.
Buenas Chel'lu, hope all is good in Saipan. Yes, it does seem confusing. I believe they would like to have it both ways: work to have money to buy items that are very cheap in the Philippines, and live off the land. Sadly that's not reality, they have to do one or the other at separate times. Just my opinion, I could be wrong. Much love to Saipan, from Guam ❤
@@bluegrey3082 Very true. It would be nice. Not much locals want to work for construction, unless its a supervisor position. I have two cousins that did a lengthly prison term, both work in construction because nobody would hire them anywhere else. One got certified as an auto technician while in the halfway house, but nobody was willing to hire him except construction, so now he works there. Like I said in this video, "We're too spoiled." Read the description on this video. It will explain the conditions for companies to hire foreign workers. Thanks anyways, I wish it was different.
Hey man we’ve been watching some of your videos and would like to invite you to Jimmy Dee’s whenever you can. We have someone, we would like you to meet called Alan “The chief” Guzman. He is a really cool guy.
Of all things, you would focus on that? Really, that’s kinda rude. As a Visual Communication degree holder, I was making a point in this video, that not all people have the opportunity to be educated. Those that do, should consider themselves lucky. Those that don’t, should be respected and treated equally. You obviously missed that. Good day, and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
True, even their last names are similar. By looks, you can't tell. It's only when I hear their accent I can tell. But with the Filipino's that's been here for a while you cannot tell, they're more Chamorro than me.
Hello Benny ,my coworker before here in California was a guamenian original but he looks like me Filipino,he said the old old migration of guamese came from northern island of Philippines, is it true?because we all have Spanish last name and eat the same food pork adobo with rice,need your reply
@PlanetGuam, I need some red rice in my life. My mom says that I need something called beetle??? to soak the rice. I need a recipe, and then I need to figure out how to get Virginia, especially if it’s only local to Guam.
Lol, you need Jesus. Actually, you need "Achote." You can find the powder form in major supermarkets in the Asian section under: Mamasita achote powder. It's in a plastic envelope. See link its in this video: ruclips.net/video/cC6tUZ3w2mk/видео.html I hope this helps, and Hafa Adai from Guam 🤙🏽
@@planetguam8475 , Lol, thank you. BTW, I have Jesus😂, he is definitely my Lord and Savior 🙌🙌, Hallelujah (In my Madea voice). My mom is in her 70’s and she could remember. She said beetle 🤣🤣🤣😁😉, I was thinking Beetle juice 😀. I will tell her Achote. Thank you so much.
I miss Guam! I use to live there back in 2001. Thanks for sharing these videos and keep them coming. Brings back so much memories.
Will do 🫡 Always glad to keep you all posted . Thanks for watching, and Hafa Adai from Guam 🇬🇺
These folks are here to make a living for their families and also help our island in return. Much respect to them!
Yes, totally with you on this. Much respect 🫡 to them.
@@planetguam8475 no you dont respect them, you called them a "breeders" on this video..Guam is still a 3rd world island country in my book that U.S. refuses them to be part of one of the 50th states. Your Guam aint all that.
I miss Guam my Dad live there in Yigo that's why I'm always watching u Planet Guam Thanks
Guam is very family oriented. I see it’s not lost in you ❤️. And thanks for watching.
Planet Guam Rulz umbre. Nice vlog as always Chelu keep up the work its well appreciated.
Buenas Che’lu. Always good to hear from PlanetGuam’s favorite statesider. Take care in LV🤙🏽
Love your videos man, I’m a resident of Guam as well. Keep up the good work! 💯🙏🏻
Thank you 🙏🏽. I hope the very best for you and your family.
Appreciate you! 💯🙏🏻📈
Another entertaining segment. Keep it going and coming!
Will do. Thanks for the encouragement, you’re much appreciated bro 🤙🏽
Luv your content Planet Guam,,I am Pinoy too,,Thanks for appreciating these H2 workers,,More power to Planet Guam
Thank you too! I respect people who work hard and take care of their family. Take care my Pinoy brother 🤙🏽
You are really nice to talk to these men who are hard workers. and I didn't know why Harmon is called that. Keep up the good work. God Bless.
Many thanks. I respect hard working people, especially if they’re raising a family. As for the “Park” I was jokingly being sarcastic. “Harmon Industrial District” is more fitting. Just my opinion. Have a blessed day 😊
Your editing is hilarious lol... Don't stop making videos, a Filipino here from Australia.
Hello Jaydawg, thanks much appreciated. Stay safe down under 🤙🏽
I really enjoy your videos! Very down to earth monologue 👍🏾
Thank you 🙏🏽. Appreciate the support. Take care and many blessings.
Much respect brotha. Earned yourself a new subscriber
Thank you 🙏🏽 much appreciated brother.
awesome video again brother 👍 ❤️
Many thanks 🙏🏽to you my Cousin. Thanks for the excellent BBQ that didn’t need fenadeni. You the best!
@planetguam8475 likewise brother 🙏
Miss Guam a lot and been there for long time since 1988.
So many things have changed. The demographics, business, and cost of living have all changed a lot.
Your cherry che'lu! Information on point, could use a bit more research. Still good content.
Born and raised there. Been traveling the US for 2 years now, doing a bucket list.
All the H2s I believe are honest, humble, and hard working men. I've worked with them in construction. I believe they go thru a background check before getting accepted to work overseas. So we'll never have conflict with them. God bless them. ❤️ to my kababayans.
First time seeing this channel. I'll be watching more! 👍 ✊ 2024
Yes, I believe they are honest, hard workers. I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Good luck on your bucket list, see you on the next one 🤙🏽
Awesome video Benny ❤ I knew 2 gorgeous Guamanium brothers in high school in the 1980s in TX. Not too many Wusstigs around. 😞
Keep up the great work 👏 You're so funny!
Thanks Linda. What are there names? I can ask around. I know Juan Wusstig, he’s probably their uncle, older guy, but a relative for sure. They all related, Wusstig is just one branch. Anyways, take care in Texas and Hafa Adai from Guam 🇬🇺
One of the brothers was the love of my life until we were separated in high school 💔
They all speak English and understand it very well! They just don't like to speak because is broken
I knew it. Had my suspicions. Thanks for confirming it. They speak their second language much better than I speak my native tongue 🤦♂️.
Keep up the excellent work..! Awesome..!
Aww-thanks, much appreciated 🙏🏽
makes me wanna go back to my house in yigo and spend time with my fam
I don't blame you. It's slow and relaxed here, especially in Yigo.
Beautiful island 🏝️🏝️🏝️🏝️
Thanks. Happy New Years 🎉
Black construction owned by Filipino. I hope they take care of them and treated them good.
Good to know. Was wondering about that, thought they were a mainland company. Thanks 🤙🏽
Great video again Benny. Unfortunately Core Tech will not even hire locals. It's a revenue concern. They can't pay a local the same rate as they do foreigners, and from their perspective why would they? Why would they pay a local double the amount of what they can get out of a foreigner? So I think more locals would most definitely apply to work construction actually. It's just the cost is too high to pay for Core Tech. They would rather make more money off of Filipinos.
Sad to hear. I Always thought they were getting at least minimum wage. Core Tech must be making a killing in profits. Thanks for the info.
Can you give us a tour of the flea market there ?
I got you 👍🏽 Will drop this Friday
Another Awesome video 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thanks Frankie, always good hearing from you.
@ your welcome 🤙🏽
Keep up the good work!
Will do. Thank you for the encouragement 🤙🏽
Did u know that the industrial park used to be an old airstrip?
No, I didn’t. I did know, from older folks, that they fixed a lot of planes there. Of course they’re going to need an airstrip to test them after fixing them. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing this info, now we know 🙏🏽❤️
@PlanetGuam, I need some red rice in my life. My mom says that I need something called beetle??? to soak the rice. I need a recipe, and then I need to figure out how to get Virginia, especially if it’s only local to Guam.
Lol, you need "Achote" I doubt there's fresh ones in Virginia. You can find the powder form in major supermarkets in the Asian section under: Mamasita achote powder. It's in a plastic envelope. See link its in this video:
ruclips.net/video/cC6tUZ3w2mk/видео.html
I hope this helps, and Hafa Adai from Guam 🤙🏽
Love this one pwipwi ✌🏼❤
Thanks my Pwipwi ❤️. Always good hearing from our Micro brothers and sisters. Sending love and blessings your way.
Thank you Planet Guam from Saipan
I would constantly question my filipino coworkers about their life back home and would get mixed answers:
"I wouldn't have moved here if life back home was easy"
"life is good in the Philippines, very cheap, and live off the land growing kamote"
So yeah some of them aspire make a new life and some of them just want to make money to send back home.
Buenas Chel'lu, hope all is good in Saipan. Yes, it does seem confusing. I believe they would like to have it both ways: work to have money to buy items that are very cheap in the Philippines, and live off the land. Sadly that's not reality, they have to do one or the other at separate times. Just my opinion, I could be wrong. Much love to Saipan, from Guam ❤
Im going to visit in January, I wish I could move there, I have a CDL-A holder.
Where are you from? Im not familiar with a CDL-A holder.
Can we get more kao and Jess episode?
I passed by a few times, haven’t seen her. I’ll stop by soon.
How do i apply? Like to be able to stay and work with them
I’m not sure, I believe there’s an agency in the Philippines that handles this.
Anyone who knows, please leave a comment.
@planetguam8475 it would be great to recruit some of our locals here. Especially the ones who have a hard time getting a job and need a place to stay.
@@bluegrey3082 Very true. It would be nice. Not much locals want to work for construction, unless its a supervisor position. I have two cousins that did a lengthly prison term, both work in construction because nobody would hire them anywhere else. One got certified as an auto technician while in the halfway house, but nobody was willing to hire him except construction, so now he works there. Like I said in this video, "We're too spoiled."
Read the description on this video. It will explain the conditions for companies to hire foreign workers.
Thanks anyways, I wish it was different.
Wow‼️😮
Yup
Planet Guam Undercover (PGU). Love it! 😁
😂😂😂 good one
My people ! 😂 thank god for h2 workers or I would be in the country and farming.
Lol 😂
He said, he does not want to speak because it is broken. He is a construction worker he can fix anything that is broken.😂
😂🤣😂 the irony, glad you caught it.
If the people of Guam don't want to take up a trade and work. Then someone has to do the work. Guam naval shipyard has work.
I agree. We just too spoiled.
Hey man we’ve been watching some of your videos and would like to invite you to Jimmy Dee’s whenever you can. We have someone, we would like you to meet called Alan “The chief” Guzman. He is a really cool guy.
Got it “The Chief” not sure when, but will make it a point to stop by. Thanks.
Hard workers!
Yes, indeed. A lot of them would work two jobs if they could, even if they don’t need to.
"Harmom industrial park" and no kids playing..😂 thank you for sharing 🤙
Buenas Luis, I’m glad you got the joke 😂. Some took it literally and corrected me. You’re welcome, thanks for getting it, and for watching 🙏🏽
I CAn SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE! we would have a blast with them if i was there!
😂 I bet.
Planet Guam, I am weak 😂😂😂, you said please don’t rob them or steal their bikes.
Yes, please do not rob or steal from them, because it's the same as stealing from their family. Take care Prima, and Hafa Adai from Guam 😉🤙🏽
Thats black contraction compound before
What camp, first or second? The second camp is still Black construction
❤
Sending love to the mainland ❤
I remember selling my chainsaw and shoes to one of them, really good people
Hello Alex. Yes, I agree. The chainsaw is probably to work and make extra money.
Dang. Coretech got Bula land.
Yes, I freaked out. Passed by there many times, thought it was only a couple barracks. Thirty barracks in all, with everything, like a small city.
My fellow kababayans!!😂😂😂😂
True, but you the Americanized Filipino. Have fun in the Philippine, and safe travels back home to Guam 🇬🇺
That’s kinda rude asking him about his education 🥴
Of all things, you would focus on that? Really, that’s kinda rude. As a Visual Communication degree holder, I was making a point in this video, that not all people have the opportunity to be educated. Those that do, should consider themselves lucky. Those that don’t, should be respected and treated equally. You obviously missed that. Good day, and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Cool can’t wait to see you in public 😂😂
Thanks. I’m mostly in the North, but come by Yona and the South every now and then. Hope to see you around.
You put Guamanian/Chamorro and Filipinos side by side.. you can't tell the difference.
True, even their last names are similar. By looks, you can't tell. It's only when I hear their accent I can tell. But with the Filipino's that's been here for a while you cannot tell, they're more Chamorro than me.
Harman industrial park is a area we're there's shops and construction going on. This is called a industrial park . Not a amusement park.
Ha-ha, got you. Take care 🤙🏽
Don't work so you don't have to pay child support 😂
😂 OMG!
Where are the Filipinos?
All the men in this video, aside from me, are Filipinos.
Respek the pekpek 😂
Lol 😂
Looks like something in china consantrainsent camp
True, looks like a jail. Difference is, they have rights and are treated fairly.
Some Pinoys English is Carabao English,,
😂 my Chamorro is Carabao Chamorro. Take care Armando 🤙🏽
Hello Benny ,my coworker before here in California was a guamenian original but he looks like me Filipino,he said the old old migration of guamese came from northern island of Philippines, is it true?because we all have Spanish last name and eat the same food pork adobo with rice,need your reply
Wow‼️😮
Yup
@PlanetGuam, I need some red rice in my life. My mom says that I need something called beetle??? to soak the rice. I need a recipe, and then I need to figure out how to get Virginia, especially if it’s only local to Guam.
Lol, you need Jesus. Actually, you need "Achote." You can find the powder form in major supermarkets in the Asian section under: Mamasita achote powder. It's in a plastic envelope. See link its in this video:
ruclips.net/video/cC6tUZ3w2mk/видео.html
I hope this helps, and Hafa Adai from Guam 🤙🏽
@@planetguam8475 , Lol, thank you. BTW, I have Jesus😂, he is definitely my Lord and Savior 🙌🙌, Hallelujah (In my Madea voice). My mom is in her 70’s and she could remember. She said beetle 🤣🤣🤣😁😉, I was thinking Beetle juice 😀. I will tell her Achote. Thank you so much.