G'day mate coming to live there in October so this was very helpful I'm going to bayawan city if I see u around Valencia I'll give u a hola! Keep up the good work
I agree, Brent. For the ones that intend to stay for extended periods of time and lockdown a long-term rental, then bringing more bags can be advantageous. When traveling to different islands and other SE Asian countries just leave the bags and your possessions at your homebase and pack a to- go bag. I also agree with you on the traveling. It is a brutal flight. I think either way it’s going to be 25+ hour trip minimum depending on layover time.
The younger folks are pushing the one BACKBACK for all your needs. Look at all the vloggers that are pushing that concept when traveling to Europe. I for one used that idea to just use one backpack when staying in Boracay for seven days. Your right, the backpack way from home base is critical.😊
When I went for a two months stay. I picked 21 days worth of clothes in two large suitcases. Consisting long business casual pants and shirts, and of course short pants and lots and lots of polo shirts. Some people will dress up a little when spending time in expense luxury resorts and hotels that do have dress codes. Great videos, keep it up.
Damn this is very helpful, a few things i didnt think of and funny and entertaining as usual. Is it alright to bring some dry foods and green tea in your luggage?
My suitcase went right on Thai Air in Tokyo from Air Canada. I only had the clothes I was wearing . For 3 days. Man did I smell bad when landed in in Bangkok. 😂 I even had 2 showers in Tokyo.
Hi Brent! Really like your videos! They're real! Think you should change the name from, Brent's Trippin to, Brent's Dipping!...lol I chew as well! Do they sell any chew over there, and how much per can?
When i was staying 2 days with my fiance at a hotel in Manila, the only electrical outlet was completely across the room from the bed. I had to buy an extension cord for my CPAP!
Hey Brent, what's the exact type converter needed in the Phils? And are there other electrical devices that are helpful here? Thanks for the info/video
The standard wall plug here is 2-prong 220V. Stuff like cell phones and laptops should be fine, but you may need a 3-plug to 2-plug adapter easily obtained at a hardware store. Unlike the US, voltatage/current strength can vary a lot here. Anything really valuable I always use a surge protector and voltage regulator/converter with. (I do not wish to see smoke coming out of my laptop!)
There is a store called Stars and Stripes, they have the Gillette 5 blade razors. They are located in Valencia, Bukidnon, I do not know if there is a store in your area.
Hi, I will be in the Philippines for 29 days. Will it be better for me to buy clothes there? I'm planning to have my carry- on as a checked bag, can I have my deodorant, and perfume in there? What do I really need to survive my 29 days over there. Besides I will be landing in Cebu, what are your suggestions for accommodation? Thanks in advance for your infos.
@brentstrippin8867 thanks for your quick response, but you forgot about the accommodation part. I don't really know if I have to go with airbnb, or hotels. Is it better to reserve my accommodation while in the US, or when I get there? This is my first time with a limited budget.
Cebu will be my first spot, because this is where I will be landing. But I'm thinking of visiting manila of a week or so, and, if it's possible, pay a visit to Dumaguete.
I brought about $50. You get screwed at the money exchange so dont bring cash. Let your bank know youll be using your atm card in the Philippines and get your cash out when you get here.
Magandag Umaga Po! Definitely our size tennis shoes are hard to find. Great, you brought some spices. I found an awesome small wallet at SM store at Aurora mall BGC. Maraming Salamat for sharing. Mabuhay
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Wow! I wish I could cut my luggage down to the same size. I ended up with two check in luggage sets and my carry on bag
Thanks for showing how you packed. helpful!
You're welcome.
Brent, Very much appreciate all your help/experience Sir…..
Right when I saw the license plate I already knew…. I can’t wait to visit papi
Congratulations, another half wit in the Philippines
G'day mate coming to live there in October so this was very helpful I'm going to bayawan city if I see u around Valencia I'll give u a hola! Keep up the good work
thanks for the information my friend.
I agree, Brent.
For the ones that intend to stay for extended periods of time and lockdown a long-term rental, then bringing more bags can be advantageous.
When traveling to different islands and other SE Asian countries just leave the bags and your possessions at your homebase and pack a to- go bag.
I also agree with you on the traveling. It is a brutal flight. I think either way it’s going to be 25+ hour trip minimum depending on layover time.
The younger folks are pushing the one BACKBACK for all your needs.
Look at all the vloggers that are pushing that concept when traveling to Europe.
I for one used that idea to just use one backpack when staying in Boracay for seven days.
Your right, the backpack way from home base is critical.😊
When I went for a two months stay. I picked 21 days worth of clothes in two large suitcases. Consisting long business casual pants and shirts, and of course short pants and lots and lots of polo shirts.
Some people will dress up a little when spending time in expense luxury resorts and hotels that do have dress codes.
Great videos, keep it up.
Brent
Im lucky , i travel light too.
Glad you had no issues with the checked bag.
Cheap n quick laundry there is a huge advantage.
Cheers
Glenn
New subscriber here from PH
Welcome
Looks good Brent
Damn this is very helpful, a few things i didnt think of and funny and entertaining as usual. Is it alright to bring some dry foods and green tea in your luggage?
Yes
comin to ya from dumagette
My suitcase went right on Thai Air in Tokyo from Air Canada. I only had the clothes I was wearing . For 3 days. Man did I smell bad when landed in in Bangkok. 😂 I even had 2 showers in Tokyo.
Brent, was the battery pack power bank packed in your carry on or checked luggage? Im getting ready to make the journey to PI. Thanks.
Carry on only
@brentstrippin8867 thanks man
@ u bet
I have two wallets also...
I keep my military I'd a credit cards etc and passport copies in the other
Did you try to use that bag as a carry-on cause mine is about that size and I just carried it under the plane and put it up into the compartment
I did in cebu. I let charina carry it on
Hi Brent! Really like your videos! They're real!
Think you should change the name from, Brent's Trippin to, Brent's Dipping!...lol
I chew as well! Do they sell any chew over there, and how much per can?
😂 yes. But only longhorn. I think its around $6 a can but i can’t remember. I will be finding out pretty soon 😂
Hey Brent, I could never find any Crest products when I was there 4 3 Mo. Have you ever seen it there? Saw Dove and Colgate but never Crest.
I dont think i have
Head Country is from Ponca City, Ok. Their restaurant is just full of cook-off trophies. Several World Championships. I’m from Cordell originally.
Cool. Shoutout to Mikes Meats in Cordell 😂. Great place to buy the best cuts of meat
Just ordered "Head Country" see how it go.
I love it!
When i was staying 2 days with my fiance at a hotel in Manila, the only electrical outlet was completely across the room from the bed. I had to buy an extension cord for my CPAP!
Hey Brent, what's the exact type converter needed in the Phils? And are there other electrical devices that are helpful here? Thanks for the info/video
Ive never need a converter here.
@brentstrippin8867 ok. I've heard other folks talking about it before. Thanks
@NoTransInHouseBathrooms ive seen different plug ins here but our plugs 🔌 will work without an adapter
@@brentstrippin8867Same plugs and sockets , but they have 220v range??????
The standard wall plug here is 2-prong 220V. Stuff like cell phones and laptops should be fine, but you may need a 3-plug to 2-plug adapter easily obtained at a hardware store.
Unlike the US, voltatage/current strength can vary a lot here. Anything really valuable I always use a surge protector and voltage regulator/converter with. (I do not wish to see smoke coming out of my laptop!)
Do you have any adapters for charging difference between countries
No. You dont need
His phone was what? Graveyard dead 😆😆😆 that's a new one for me Brent. I'm stealing that one from you. You already stole my name so we're even 😂
Its all yours. 😂😂
It's like graveyard blonde....etc
Thanks for the info are you able to buy snuff there?
Yes you can!
@@brentstrippin8867you have a pool at this place?
@@brentstrippin8867 do you have pool at this place
What ever your viewers do bring heartburn medicine Lawry’s seasoning salt. On Lazada 40 oz Lawry’s seasoning will cost you 40.00 US dollars
Im w ya on the heartburn meds
Brent what about good smelling cologne did they take it ?
I didn’t bring any
is that suitcase your carry on bag or did you check it?
I checked it
There is a store called Stars and Stripes, they have the Gillette 5 blade razors. They are located in Valencia, Bukidnon, I do not know if there is a store in your area.
Thank you
Where did you pack your boxes of magnums?
I didn’t this time. 😂
Bro I brought way too much OTC meds from the dollar tree..
I have just gotten tired of hauling stuff around... .
😂😂😂
Hi, I will be in the Philippines for 29 days. Will it be better for me to buy clothes there? I'm planning to have my carry- on as a checked bag, can I have my deodorant, and perfume in there? What do I really need to survive my 29 days over there. Besides I will be landing in Cebu, what are your suggestions for accommodation?
Thanks in advance for your infos.
Im a less is more type of guy. Clothes are super cheap here and im always buying souvenirs. Just keep your liquids below 100 ml and you will be good
@brentstrippin8867 thanks for your quick response, but you forgot about the accommodation part. I don't really know if I have to go with airbnb, or hotels. Is it better to reserve my accommodation while in the US, or when I get there? This is my first time with a limited budget.
@ where are you going?
Cebu will be my first spot, because this is where I will be landing. But I'm thinking of visiting manila of a week or so, and, if it's possible, pay a visit to Dumaguete.
Do they have Amazon drop boxes in the Phil. I know you can get free delivery with orders over $200.00. Maybe Amazon drop locations?
I dont know. They will deliver to your house tho
How much cash did you bring Brent under 10 grand?
I brought about $50. You get screwed at the money exchange so dont bring cash. Let your bank know youll be using your atm card in the Philippines and get your cash out when you get here.
Yeah, but they charge you 250 pesos if you’re not using Charles Schwab
I dont know if its great minds think alike or a country boy can survive..lol my list is exactly the same except chew...peace brother
Magandag Umaga Po! Definitely our size tennis shoes are hard to find. Great, you brought some spices. I found an awesome small wallet at SM store at Aurora mall BGC.
Maraming Salamat for sharing.
Mabuhay
You brought shit to the Phils? Good to see Your wearing the obligatory baseball cap