
Nate Buchanan and Kara talk about traveling in Cebu, Philippines, the struggles they faced, and why they keep vlogging. They discuss relaxing on Siargao Island and reflect on their journey so far.
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Good morning.
Good morning.
Can I have a coffee Americano, please?
Yeah.
Do you want one, Nate?
Yes.
Yeah.
Thank you.
Nice. This is why I made the coffee in the mornings.
Alright, so the truth is, our vlogs were a bit positive the last couple days in Cebu. We left out a lot of complaining.
Somebody called us out, they told us we were being too positive and that we needed a venting blog because they could tell that travel in Cebu was. Was a lot rougher than we made it look in the vlog. This is really what happened.
So far. I do not like the Philippines.
It's 1:51 in the morning.
I think this is almost a stop.
Why do we have to wait in line everywhere we go in Cebu?
Every single time?
Everywhere we go. Anything you do here, there's a line.
Fine.
Still waiting.
How long?
It's like forever.
Like 20 minutes. At least five hours.
How do they ever get anything done?
Yeah, if we wa them like 10,000 lives that led to like a taxi ride or a bus, this line is going to take us.
It's going to be so much better than anything we've done.
We wait it in a lot of lines.
It was not fun.
Public transportation took twice as long as it should have.
Everything just took longer than it should have. So all of this to say we've really enjoyed just being able to relax on this island of Siargao and just be beach bums because we were tired.
It's like lunchtime already, and all we've done is eat breakfast, drink coffee, and lay around at our resort.
And it was great.
And now we're headed to a beautiful beach to relax there for the rest of the day. We're really pumped about it. That's palm tree.
But it probably won't make for the greatest vlog content. So we thought we'd take today to do a little housekeeping.
So when we knew we were going to travel this year, we knew we wanted to capture it somehow. And we've been watching some vloggers on YouTube and decided that we would try that out.
The plan is to post new vlogs six days a week, every morning. Morning here for us, which means nighttime for people back in the U.S. some.
People don't like the fact that we might have a camera glued to our hand all the time, but really it kind of gives us something to do.
We feel like when we're not vlogging that we're missing out on capturing days of the trip that we might not remember otherwise.
We're experiencing a lot in a short amount of time. And we know that eventually they're all just gonna run together. All our memories. We're not gonna remember where they happened.
Oh, stepped on him.
I didn't bit.
We wanted to do part of this housekeeping vlog on the beach, but it's really windy. Sorry.
The amount of nice things that people have said about the vlog has meant so much to us.
Every time we get a comment or a like or a subscribe subscriber, we get so excited just because we love putting the videos together. But if no one watched them, we wouldn't be as motivated. So we just want to thank everyone for watching us and supporting us and praying for us, and we love y' all so much, so keep watching.
Cheese sticks.
Where are you guys from?
From the U.S. u.S. Tennessee.
Tennessee.
That's good.
You don't speak fast English.
That's good.
Who speaks fast English?
From people from the north.
That's fair.
That's fair.
No, not us.
That's good.










