I feel for this kid. I got bullied in elementary school, so my parents signed me up for judo. But you spar by age and weight, and guess who the hell my sparring partners were?!? The same damn bullies from school. Stupid judo.
Best video I've seen today. And mind you, today I also saw the one with the woman trying to sing Cotton Eye Joe with her phone on mute
I got nervous just watching. 😬
A Chinatown pharmacy
If anything serious comes up, fly to Guam. It's American soil, so you can use your Medicare there. It's a 4-hour flight, about $500 round trip. Make a trip of it and look around for a few days — the local hotels and restaurants are really cheap.
Oh, so that's how he landed 18.
He's trying to pull it off! It must be bugging him.
Go to a notary public, ask for an affidavit of loss, present a valid ID, then go to a Globe store, file to freeze your GCash account, and get a SIM replacement.
Giving back…. good for her. Lots of kids/families will benefit from her kindness/thoughtfulness/charity. I was going to sign up for her "Tagalog lessons"….. but at US$250 for 15 minutes…. it was a bit too rich for me.
Those prices actually look pretty reasonable.
Mirrors don't lie.
The cat's total nonchalance as it gets tunneled under tells me this happens all the time
That one actually fooled me
Could be a couple of things. It could be a de facto admission that the fraud has been exposed. Or the question was so outrageous and insulting that they never want to deal with you again.
Here, nobody says it outright, and when it comes to paying them they wait for you to bring it up. I tried meeting women on dating apps, and the ones who showed interest turned out to be either Tinder hookers or scammers. The scammers start with transportation money for coming to meet you, or they keep you talking on the app or WhatsApp and then suddenly someone is sick and they need money. They'll even send a hospital photo of who knows who and ask for money. I usually send them a prayer along with a picture of Jesus. If someone doesn't have a regular job and they're being friendly, they believe you should pay them somehow, because they're sitting with you and sharing laughs.
There are a lot of unlicensed real estate agents in BGC who hang around foreigners trying to land condo leases. The standard commission is one month's rent, which goes to the owner's licensed broker and then gets split with the unlicensed agent. If the unlicensed agent actually brought in a signed contract, it's usually 50/50. If a licensed agent working under a licensed broker handles both sides of the deal, it's usually 70 to the agent and 30 to the broker. There are too many variables to cover everything, but you should get the general idea. For pre-selling condos, roughly 3% of the sale price goes to the agent. If it's sold on installments, it's usually paid out over 12 months or more. Source: my wife is a licensed broker.
I've used them in a couple of ways. I put Nord on one and run it alongside my Philippine Wi-Fi, so I have both a Philippine IP and a US IP. Say you have a work laptop and can't install a VPN on it. I connect it to the GL.iNet (US IP), so the work laptop doesn't need a VPN. Those are the same routers KeepYourHomeIP uses. The antennas are a bit fragile, though, so keep them away from young kids. There are something like 5 different GL.iNet models, and I've used a few. Not sure if one was the Slate, but GL.iNet is solid.
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