POOR BABY BRAEDEN HAD A NIGHTMARE - MY KIDS SUFFERING GROWING UP IN THE PHILIPPINES??

What kind of dream did you have? You have a bad dream like what? Nightmare. Tell me. Pennywise. Pennywise? Pennywise? Yeah, I told you don't be watching that silly stuff. Is he attacking you? Did he get you? It's not real. You don't have to worry cause that stuff's not real. That's a scary dream. Pennywise the clown. He's not real. It's just a movie and a game and stuff. You guys need to stop watching that stuff. What were you watching last night? Were you watching that scary stuff last night? You don't want to watch that stuff. It gives you a bad... Even the way you slept is weird. Your hair's sticking up. You're okay now. Pennywise is not real. He's a fictional character. It means it's not real. It's just a person with makeup on playing a scary clown which is not real. You don't have to worry about that stuff. Like zombies. All that stuff's not real. I hate scary dreams. I hate scary dreams. It does not feel good. Good morning guys. Don't worry. Daddy will beat up Pennywise and throw him in the dumpster. We'll throw him in the sewer. Right? Daddy's not gonna let that happen. Because he's not real too. Go have a nice break. Are you okay? I'm okay. I love you. I'm gonna cut your nails man. It's so long. What happened? What happened in the dream? Did he run after you? And you were running? You couldn't hide from him? Did he get you? What happened? What did he do? Like that? Don't worry about that buddy. It's not real. You hungry? You want some water? You wanna drink? Yo guys. What's up? The kids are up. Josephin just woke up. Brayden had that nightmare or really bad dream. He was crying. I hate having dreams like that. He's okay. It took him a little bit to calm down. I'm gonna make them breakfast here in a sec. He's not hungry right now. Usually they aren't right when they wake up. Anyway, I wanted to address this comment because I was just looking through comments and this one stood out because it's so funny and I had something to say. This guy named Phillip Wade he said, whatever his real name is. He said It's your fault all the time. You know what I'm angry? What I'm angry about is that you let your kids suffer. And what he's referring to is that this is a comment from when I'm filing I'm sending the paperwork for the immigration for my wife and my kids can already come here. They're already American citizens. They're set. He's referring to them suffering there in the Philippines growing up. You wanna hear what I have to say about that? I know that's what he's talking about. Being raised here in the states in this American education system give me a break. Okay, I mean maybe you guys have different opinions than me, but what I think is that I wouldn't trade it for the world. I wouldn't trade having my kids raised at that level all the way up to where they are now. I would not trade it. I'm so happy that they lived and had a childhood in the Philippines. There was a lot that the states would not be able to they wouldn't have had growing up here. There's so much. You want me to name some? Their family. My family's super small here and we all see each other for gatherings and stuff, but my family's pretty much gone. If you know our whole story or you know some backstory about us. Or my family and stuff. I got my grandpa here. My uncle is somewhere right now. He's retiring and then my other family's in Idaho and different places and then up in Canada. So they're all spread out and it's not like it was before when we always go to grandma's or their great grandparents. I can't wait for them to see grandpa. But anyway, the family all of Jonalyn's family, my family my in-laws are there in the Philippines. They never would have met Tata, Nana, everybody. My Uncle Randy, everybody. All those people who impacted their lives for the better. They're always there for our family. All of our family there is there for us. See that's what I'm saying. I wouldn't trade that. Why would I want to trade that? For them to be here and lonely when they're not being able to have that. They wouldn't have been able to experience being with grandparents besides my grandpa. Great grandparents. Yeah, my parents are gone. That's one thing is I wouldn't trade that for the world. I would not want them being raised here. It's different for everyone. It's different for everyone, right? What else? Today's Sunday guys, by the way. My ADD's got my brain going everywhere. Today's Sunday, we're waiting for Monday to roll around so we can get back to work. I got some stuff to file, some other stuff like my registration, I had to do the title change. Anyway, back to this guy's comment. He said that I made them suffer by living there. Hey Filipinos, do you agree that you guys are suffering by living there? I don't think so. Why do all the Filipinos miss the Philippines? Look at Itching. There's so many Filipinos that miss, they're going to miss the Philippines. They were born there. It's different abroad. The Philippines is unique and special and that's why they love it and go back. I'm gonna tell you guys an off story before I forget. There's kids here that don't address me by Kuya. I've lived in the Philippines for so long that the kids here that are younger than me don't address me by Kuya. I'm like on the edge. You better put some respect on that. You better say Kuya Brian, but they don't know better. Now I can kind of see how Filipinos are here. Even the other people, I'm going to call them by their titles like Kuya, Ate, they really appreciate that. I can feel it now. I understand because I've lived in the Philippines. I know the culture. Yeah. But would I ever trade places for my kids growing up? Would I go back in time and change anything? No. I would have them here. The only thing I would do is file the stuff sooner so that we could come over right now because now we want to come over here. Now we gotta wait. So that's okay. We're okay. That's not a problem. I want to go back because I have my investments. I want to do so much stuff. If I'm over here it's going to be tough. I can't focus on one thing. I'm sorry guys. I need some medicine or something. Language. Education system, right? I was talking about education system. Here, okay, they learned some bad language there too, but not as much. There's more positive stuff there. Like the kids cleaning and learning how to cook and stuff in school. They're in the Philippines. Here, it's like bruh. Everyone's complaining about the school system. Even Kathleen doesn't like the lunches here. I never complained. Back in the day I never complained about the pizza, but supposedly the pizza's really terrible at that public school that her and Michael are going to. They had separate schools. Michael's still in elementary and Kathleen went to middle school. Education system, language. Do you think my kids would be able to speak and learn Tagalog and Visaya here as well? No. They speak Visaya fluently. They might not know some big words, but they speak Visaya fluently. Which is amazing. They speak it so fast that I said, what'd you say? I didn't understand what they said to their mother. If they were raised here there's no way they would've been so well versed in Visaya and even learning Tagalog. Kathleen's already there in Tagalog. Michael's barely learning that. They wouldn't have been so articulate in that language. No way. They have way more practice. Period. Way more practice. Way more relatives and people visiting. Showing them love. Being there for the big birthdays. It's more private. Here it's harder to hang out with people. You wave to people in the morning like your neighbors. It's harder to build a group here. There's so many family oriented things in the Philippines. That's why people go back because they miss all those family gatherings and all that stuff. Unless somehow they have all their family over here or wherever they are in the world. But there's things in the Philippines that you can't get here. And there's other things that you can. Physical stuff. Like corned beef. Argentina corned beef or beef loaf. Pansy Canton. Bear brand. Blah blah blah. Yeah. So that comment. Anyway I don't want to drag this on. I know it's already long but that comment. And I just want to tell you guys how I feel about having my kids live over there and growing up in the Philippines. It's going to be a little different for Brayden and Josephine but Josephine's already she's already getting it in Visayas. She can speak pretty well. And as long as we keep speaking Visayas and eventually Tagalog in the family. I gotta work on Tagalog. I think it'll be easier. Anyway as long as we're doing that I think the kids will be able to speak all the languages that are spoken in our household. Even though it'll be tougher for Brayden and Josephine. See how that is? Because they're younger and they're going to be moving over here to the States. It's going to be tougher for them to learn. Because they're not going to hear it everywhere. There's so many things. There's so many great things about the Philippines. So there's no way my kids suffered. Are you kidding me? What? And you guys comment down below what you guys think about that. But anyway guys this is a short video. It's Sunday. Happy Sunday to everyone. Thank you all for subscribing. Hitting the like button and all that stuff. Commenting. Thank you. We really appreciate seeing your comments. All the love. Thank you guys. We love you guys too. 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