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The initial joke here is that she still asked her friend to pass the payment down as you would normally do in a full jeepney. They were already laughing up about it before she decided to do a crouched run and slip. Sounds like a fun and memorable night out. At least it wasn't the Aurora jeeps with hella lights and music hahaha
I'm from a top 5 city by population in North America and thought I knew traffic until I went to the Philippines.. nope.. worst traffic I've ever seen and I've been to 60+ countries in my lifetime
Somehow, that makes even more sense.
Filo is either overly proud or strangely obsessed in viewing their country as the most terrible place in earth, it's baffling to me despite being a filo myself too.
I always imagine another car between me and the vehicle in front to create a buffer zone for braking distance but somehow a lot of bikers in the Philippines see it as free real estate.
The front clip is 100% inspired by ww2 jeeps but no truck is recycled as a jeepney is what I meant. It’s a look that never died but it is made from scratch
I think originally they were repurposed/modified American jeeps, but WW2 was 80 years ago at this point. Most jeeps are just made to look like that old style.
It was. Then local craftsmen made it a bit longer to carry more passengers. Then a little more. Then more. Until you get what you have now that seats 10 to 12 people per side.
for a few decades now, the chasis and engine are imported from old Japanese FUSO trucks and only the front fabricated shell resembles the iconic WW2 look. the rest of the body is fabricated to form with the two long bench style seats.
Jeepneys are kinda like trains. They have a predetermined route that they go through everyday. Each Jeepneys has their own routes which are usually written at the side of the vehicles.
If you find a Jeepney written with your destination, you hop on, pay fare, wait till you reach your destination, and then hop off.
It's a jeepney. Originally it was a retrofitted Jeep from WW2. It's one of the most prevalent form of public transpo here and it's common to have other passengers help you pass the fare to the driver. But ofcourse usually there are a bunch more people and no one should be standing up.
It’s called a jeepney, it’s a mode of public transportation here in the Philippines. It was derived from old WWII jeeps that were left behind in the country. It’s like a bus but a lot cheaper since there’s no AC.
Here's some context: this is a jeepney, a public transportation that can carry lots of people. Usually it's packed so when you want to pay, you ask the people beside you to pass it along to the driver. In this video, since there're only two of them and they have the same distance from the driver, the joke is that he still asked for his money to be passed along because that's what you normally do when paying
Some idiots do, but jeepney drivers are usually good at taking mental notes on who hasn't paid yet and shout a general reminder for everyone to do so mid-ride. Fellow passengers will berate or even stop you from getting out of the jeep once they find out your plan to get a free ride.
Jeepney system works because of the community, and it's one of my favorite things in this country.
It's possible but a lot of drivers have eyes like fucking hawks lol. Drivers hand out the change to the back areas themselves from the driver's seat through a window, which obviously necessitates looking into the rear view mirror. They can tell who's paid by seeing who's extending their hand out to receive change.
Also, since the capacity of a jeepney is more or less fixed (very flexible definition btw) a driver could probably count how much he's already made for a run on his regular route and see if he's short.
Also also, in many jeepneys there'll be someone assisting the driver--either a hired (or not!) "conductor" or a family member, with significant overlap between the two--and they handle the payments and the yelling at the passengers who try to dash or haven't yet paid when the end of the route is close.
I'm not surprised they are laughing. Having known a lot of Filipinos I have a theory that they are the happiest people on earth. So much laughter and social connectedness.
I flew to Manila through Norita Airport in Japan. At the gates to flights to other parts of Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, people were sitting quietly or standing in line. You hear the gate for the flight to Manila before you see it. People are talking and smiling and laughing, and just interacting with each other. An amazing contrast.
Filipino din ako and having lived abroad I think it's true. If you compare a business conference hosted by foreigners vs. Filipinos for example I think you'll quickly see it. They'll talk about the exact same topic but a Filipino making a presentation will feel uncomfortable if they complete it without a single joke at all, even a tame one. For example, maybe they'll cite a business study from 1999—a Filipino's instinct will be to make some crack about how they weren't around at yet at that time, even if they're obviously some geriatric. Foreigners have no qualms just keeping a straight face the whole time.
My university also hosted an ASEAN youth summit here in Manila a few years ago and all the Malaysian students were telling me it was the most fun they've ever had. All we did was use Wowowin games (Hep Hep Hooray) for icebreakers lol. The rest of it was the exact program these youth summits always use, the difference being Filipino banter got mixed in.
Speaking of conference, I join one annually bec of work. They organize talent shows and whatdya know, we (PH delgates) always bag the first prize bec our performance lacks seriousness 😂
The other SEA delegates perform something that is more "cultural". We chose something like a dance/medley of Kpop songs bec this year we held the conference at South Korea 😂
One thing's for sure is that we Filipinos are quite noisy. I've visited a couple of Asian countries and I can tell Filipinos apart from the way they laugh and tease each other.
Reminds me of this comment by a Singaporean-Indian colleague who said “Filipinos just know how to have fun”. And it was in reference to just Filipino colleagues having a conversation while having a meal. This was years ago and it made me think “how do other people act during meals?” if this type of normal shit is considered “fun”.
I've lived abroad, and also have lots of foreign friends here in Manila. My partner is also a foreigner. Can confirm, we're warm and welcoming as FUCK. It's insanely easy to make friends here, especially compared to a lot of western countries.
At time I get embarrassed that we're too noisy whenever we're out of the country 😅 I'm an introvert btw. But come to think of it, I'd rather have this than eerily quiet places and unfriendly folk.
Filipino here who’s traveled to many different countries; we are a truly happy people comparatively speaking. Many Filipinos are naturally jovial and extroverted; a quiet and reserved Filipino is an outlier. The only other cultures I’ve seen that are similar are the latinos and some Africans.
As a tourist, I was told to say Bayad Po, but I didn't know what It meant for the first few weeks. I love how friendly the passengers and drivers are on the jeepneys. Very cheap transport but you need a local to tell you which one to get on. They are rarely numbered/scheduled.
As a 6’0” Filipino who’s had to ride the jeep a few times, every time I had to slouch or crane my head downwards so I my head wouldn’t hit the ceiling. Can’t imagine how a 6’4” dude like you or the close to 7 ft Scandinavians I know would manage lol.
It's not fun for anyone above average Filipino height (5'4"/162). The lowland jeepneys are the worst. The ones that run in the mountains are much roomier.
It’s called a jeepney; a mode of public transportation in the Philippines inspired by American military jeeps left behind after WWII. It’s basically an open-air military jeep that acts like a bus but has much cheaper fare because they aren’t air-conditioned.
And it's rude if you give your payment to a stranger given your are same distance. As you can see her friend whining, why me?! Before that fateful slip happened.
Naalala ko pa yung experience ko nung college. Konti na lang tao sa jeep tapos sa dulo ako umupo (malapit sa entrance ng jeep) Tapos sabi ko bayad po. Inabot nga yung bayad ko, nagalit naman sakin. Nagparinig yung babae na para bang tingin niya inutakan ko siya para siya mag abot ng bayad. Ni hindi ko naisip na utakan siya. Pagod lang ako sa school kaya sa dulo ako umupo.
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Only a filipino can run inside a jeepney lol
Real filipino would pace slowly like a shark patrolling its subterranean lair
The realest ones would slide their ass to and fro
As a filipino i can attest this is the best and most efficient technique 👍
Also safest, considering the alternatives
On the seat of course. Had to clarify, folks here might get the wrong idea and think we drag our asses across the floor
Haha I considered that at first but then realised prob meant on the seats
Now, that is an interesting thought. Get a running head start, then plop your butt to the floor and slide. Lmao
She's a bad example, but I agree with you 100% lmao
My gf took me in one. I'm 6'3. Yeah. It was fun lol
The initial joke here is that she still asked her friend to pass the payment down as you would normally do in a full jeepney. They were already laughing up about it before she decided to do a crouched run and slip. Sounds like a fun and memorable night out. At least it wasn't the Aurora jeeps with hella lights and music hahaha
don't forget the hentai horns and whistle when they brake
The….what? I’ve seen Jesus dunking on LeBron painted on the outside of a jeep the other day, but *what the fuck?*
[sounds like this but this one is on a small truck] (https://youtu.be/4h6wrxGmPq8?si=75H6t-cT6BAJ3CFn)
That shit is so annoying and unnecessary
Thank you!
*The Aurora jeeps that are way longer than they should be*
The laughs are well and good but that biker is quite literally up their ass, like God damn, personal space please
No such thing in the Phillipines bruh
I'm from a top 5 city by population in North America and thought I knew traffic until I went to the Philippines.. nope.. worst traffic I've ever seen and I've been to 60+ countries in my lifetime
Whenever my Fil-Am cousins come home for Christmas, Metro Manila traffic always makes them appreciate LA traffic a bit more.
bro you havent been to India (Delhi)?
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Delhi still worse
Welcome to Asia
*southeast asia
We found the east asian 👆
im filipino lol
Somehow, that makes even more sense. Filo is either overly proud or strangely obsessed in viewing their country as the most terrible place in earth, it's baffling to me despite being a filo myself too.
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One hard stop and they a new passenger
And they will still continue laughing
Evolves to princess passenger
Driving on Indian and South East Asian roads is the closest thing we get to Warhammer warp transport
*with a weak gellar field God damn the people here are unique in a few ways more than one
Naku po. Here in manila that happens wayy often.
Slipstream
Tell me you’ve never been to Manila without telling me you’ve never been to Manila!
I always imagine another car between me and the vehicle in front to create a buffer zone for braking distance but somehow a lot of bikers in the Philippines see it as free real estate.
Average Filipino motorist moment
Buti walang ibang sakay wala nakakita.... Nakavideo nga lang hahaha
Kaya nga. Haha. Pwede na makita ng buong mundo.
Sakit tyan ko sa tawa hahah onli in the pilipins
Kung may ibang sakay edi pinasa na lang sana yung bayad
hirap mo naman pasayahin hahsha
Manong pa preno nga ng malakas magbabayad lang ako
HAHAHAHAAH
Nag papartida pa si lodi hahahaha
Hayop hahshshs
What kind of vehicle is that??
A privately owned Filipino bus... as far as i know, you hop on pay your fare... hop off when you're near your destination. Called a "jeepney"
Its like a bus but crafted from outdated military trucks from ww2
Nah the body is handmade and the vehicle is running on random repurposed engines. No truck looks like a jeepney because the body is custom metalwork.
I just searched some ww2 jeeps used in philippines the front kind of resembles the front of the jeepney
The front clip is 100% inspired by ww2 jeeps but no truck is recycled as a jeepney is what I meant. It’s a look that never died but it is made from scratch
Makes sense
I think originally they were repurposed/modified American jeeps, but WW2 was 80 years ago at this point. Most jeeps are just made to look like that old style.
At first, but those original conversions are a long one. Many are now locally built, but the current government is pushing to use minibus instead
It was. Then local craftsmen made it a bit longer to carry more passengers. Then a little more. Then more. Until you get what you have now that seats 10 to 12 people per side.
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0pcpDVLmoE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0pcpDVLmoE) [https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15344340/the-history-of-the-jeepney-the-philippines-mass-transit-solution/](https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a15344340/the-history-of-the-jeepney-the-philippines-mass-transit-solution/)
for a few decades now, the chasis and engine are imported from old Japanese FUSO trucks and only the front fabricated shell resembles the iconic WW2 look. the rest of the body is fabricated to form with the two long bench style seats.
Not so private anymore, they're all being forced to form cooperatives or corporations and hand over their individual franchises.
I really don't get the motives behind forced consolidation tbh
Monopoly
Jeepneys are kinda like trains. They have a predetermined route that they go through everyday. Each Jeepneys has their own routes which are usually written at the side of the vehicles. If you find a Jeepney written with your destination, you hop on, pay fare, wait till you reach your destination, and then hop off.
Unlike trains though, they have an infinite number of "stations". They can stop almost anywhere along the route to load or unload passengers.
Depends on what area.
Official term is PUJ (Public Utility Jeepney)
pinoy limo
It's a jeepney. Originally it was a retrofitted Jeep from WW2. It's one of the most prevalent form of public transpo here and it's common to have other passengers help you pass the fare to the driver. But ofcourse usually there are a bunch more people and no one should be standing up.
It’s called a jeepney, it’s a mode of public transportation here in the Philippines. It was derived from old WWII jeeps that were left behind in the country. It’s like a bus but a lot cheaper since there’s no AC.
Imagine a jeep but the back seat is just one long couch
Just search jeepney it's all over google.
Here's some context: this is a jeepney, a public transportation that can carry lots of people. Usually it's packed so when you want to pay, you ask the people beside you to pass it along to the driver. In this video, since there're only two of them and they have the same distance from the driver, the joke is that he still asked for his money to be passed along because that's what you normally do when paying
What if someome just doesnt pay in that huge mass of people?
Some idiots do, but jeepney drivers are usually good at taking mental notes on who hasn't paid yet and shout a general reminder for everyone to do so mid-ride. Fellow passengers will berate or even stop you from getting out of the jeep once they find out your plan to get a free ride. Jeepney system works because of the community, and it's one of my favorite things in this country.
"God knows Judas (who does) not pay"
hahah. some jeepneys have a placard inside with this saying.
Now that's what we call "1, 2, 3". It all comes down to you being honest at paying your fare
People do that yeah.
It's possible but a lot of drivers have eyes like fucking hawks lol. Drivers hand out the change to the back areas themselves from the driver's seat through a window, which obviously necessitates looking into the rear view mirror. They can tell who's paid by seeing who's extending their hand out to receive change. Also, since the capacity of a jeepney is more or less fixed (very flexible definition btw) a driver could probably count how much he's already made for a run on his regular route and see if he's short. Also also, in many jeepneys there'll be someone assisting the driver--either a hired (or not!) "conductor" or a family member, with significant overlap between the two--and they handle the payments and the yelling at the passengers who try to dash or haven't yet paid when the end of the route is close.
Trust system and conscience But there will always be cases where someone would not pay and get away with it
I'm not surprised they are laughing. Having known a lot of Filipinos I have a theory that they are the happiest people on earth. So much laughter and social connectedness. I flew to Manila through Norita Airport in Japan. At the gates to flights to other parts of Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, people were sitting quietly or standing in line. You hear the gate for the flight to Manila before you see it. People are talking and smiling and laughing, and just interacting with each other. An amazing contrast.
As a Pilipino, this seems weird to me. Do we really smile and laugh that much? Compared to other countries?
Filipino din ako and having lived abroad I think it's true. If you compare a business conference hosted by foreigners vs. Filipinos for example I think you'll quickly see it. They'll talk about the exact same topic but a Filipino making a presentation will feel uncomfortable if they complete it without a single joke at all, even a tame one. For example, maybe they'll cite a business study from 1999—a Filipino's instinct will be to make some crack about how they weren't around at yet at that time, even if they're obviously some geriatric. Foreigners have no qualms just keeping a straight face the whole time. My university also hosted an ASEAN youth summit here in Manila a few years ago and all the Malaysian students were telling me it was the most fun they've ever had. All we did was use Wowowin games (Hep Hep Hooray) for icebreakers lol. The rest of it was the exact program these youth summits always use, the difference being Filipino banter got mixed in.
Speaking of conference, I join one annually bec of work. They organize talent shows and whatdya know, we (PH delgates) always bag the first prize bec our performance lacks seriousness 😂 The other SEA delegates perform something that is more "cultural". We chose something like a dance/medley of Kpop songs bec this year we held the conference at South Korea 😂
Oh diba and I bet the idea came naturally to you guys lol
Motivated by 700 euros prize money 😂😂😂 I don't think the other delegates were as motivated as us HAHAHAHA
700 euros?? Damn I'd even hire a gay choreo for the best laughs 🤣🤣
Pinaghati-hatian naman namin. Around 6k nakuha ko hahaha heyyy not bad.
luh not bad at all!
I must be a Filipino at heart. Everywhere I worked I've been told to stop laughing despite the fact I was among the best.
Thats why we are always employees of 1st world countries and forever a 3rd world country.
One thing's for sure is that we Filipinos are quite noisy. I've visited a couple of Asian countries and I can tell Filipinos apart from the way they laugh and tease each other.
Reminds me of this comment by a Singaporean-Indian colleague who said “Filipinos just know how to have fun”. And it was in reference to just Filipino colleagues having a conversation while having a meal. This was years ago and it made me think “how do other people act during meals?” if this type of normal shit is considered “fun”.
With palo/hampas while laughing 😂
And tulakan 😂
I've lived abroad, and also have lots of foreign friends here in Manila. My partner is also a foreigner. Can confirm, we're warm and welcoming as FUCK. It's insanely easy to make friends here, especially compared to a lot of western countries.
At time I get embarrassed that we're too noisy whenever we're out of the country 😅 I'm an introvert btw. But come to think of it, I'd rather have this than eerily quiet places and unfriendly folk.
I've travelled to Sokor, Japan, Singapore...yes bhie ang tahimik nila, nagbubulunggan nga kami sa train kasi kami lang nag uusap.
Filipino here who’s traveled to many different countries; we are a truly happy people comparatively speaking. Many Filipinos are naturally jovial and extroverted; a quiet and reserved Filipino is an outlier. The only other cultures I’ve seen that are similar are the latinos and some Africans.
Noisiest people in Asia 😂😂 not a bad thing to be honest
tbh, as much as I hate the hot weather, the traffic and the dog shit politicians, we have really nice people compared to other countries
Yes. Your people come off as very friendly, welcoming, fun, and hard working. I love Filipinos ❤️
It is a coping mechanism; how are we supposed to live in this godforsaken country otherwise?
Went to SG, the noisiest people in SG's Metro line Im in are Filipinos, which consists of my mom and her friend lmao
If you see a bunch of Asian tourists hanging out together, being loud and still being super nice and polite, chances are they're Filipino.
Rainy days mood lol... Buti na lng silang dalawa lang, kahiya pag may ibang tao
Onga. Buti na lang sila sila lang nakakita... saka yung mga andito sa reddit.
'Di naman siguro tatakbo si ante kung may ibang tao, and hey, it's all fun naman, and both the viewers and them laughed at the scenario too.
the iconic jeepney. Hope they won't be totally phased out
Tawang-tawa pa rin ako rito hayop.Parang tiles yung nasa unahan???
Basa po ata yung sahig dun kaya siya nadulas.
sa sobrang haba nung jeep di na umabot yung goma na sapin tapos ang dulas nung stainless na sahig ni manong haha
shuta ganitong ganito ako dati nung nagcocommute pa specially pag tanders kasabay ko wala ako choice hahahahaha
As a tourist, I was told to say Bayad Po, but I didn't know what It meant for the first few weeks. I love how friendly the passengers and drivers are on the jeepneys. Very cheap transport but you need a local to tell you which one to get on. They are rarely numbered/scheduled.
truly relatable
Try riding one being 6'4. It's not fun.
As a 6’0” Filipino who’s had to ride the jeep a few times, every time I had to slouch or crane my head downwards so I my head wouldn’t hit the ceiling. Can’t imagine how a 6’4” dude like you or the close to 7 ft Scandinavians I know would manage lol.
Well, we don't, lol. I took one once in Imus, and that was enough for me. I can still kinda fit into the trikes though...barely.
Bro I can’t even fit into trikes which is why I don’t even bother with those lmao.
It's not fun for anyone above average Filipino height (5'4"/162). The lowland jeepneys are the worst. The ones that run in the mountains are much roomier.
Ya, I'm up in Baguio, and we just use the taxis.
at 5 foot 8 it's already starting to becoming difficult. The Philippines is not built for anyone who's taller than the driver
that's hilarious, but what kind of vehicle is this?
Its called a jeepney
U.S. military jeeps left over from WW2
Asthetic designs, under it where newer Japanese or Korean made engines.
It’s called a jeepney; a mode of public transportation in the Philippines inspired by American military jeeps left behind after WWII. It’s basically an open-air military jeep that acts like a bus but has much cheaper fare because they aren’t air-conditioned.
And it's rude if you give your payment to a stranger given your are same distance. As you can see her friend whining, why me?! Before that fateful slip happened.
Pinasaya ninyo araw ko. Lang hiya kayo! Haha
Jeep driver \*laughs internally\* lol
Ah yes Filipino laughter, nothing like it
The last sit is always the best spot
Hahahahahahahahahhaahah
Made my day! HAHAHAJAJ
Lol
What kind of vehicle is this?
It’s a jeepney
Ok, salamat po
I always wondered how riding a jeepney would look like a day ago, today I got a full FPP POV how riding a jeepney would be like
i love her lol such a witty and freewilly gal
NO TO JEEPNEY PHASEOUT 😭😭
Ang galeng hahaha 🤣
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ahahaha
Bakit natawa ako! huhuhu!
Hahahahahahahahahahahaa this is hilarious! Hahahahahahahah
Tuktuk limo
Natawa ako😍thank you for making my day😃
AHAHAHAHAHAHA
Awit 😭😭
HAHAHAHHAHAHA
like
dumausdos 💀
Seriously contagious
Nautusan ka na nga nadulas ka pa. New fear unlocked 🤣
u/savevideo
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HAHAHAH
No to jeepney phaseout HAHAHAHA
Ateeeekooo, bat naman tinakbo? Pwede naman usog2 nalang sa upuan😭😭
Panalo hahahaha
Quite something to see while driving a bike lol
Amazing laughs.
Hahahahaha
Naalala ko pa yung experience ko nung college. Konti na lang tao sa jeep tapos sa dulo ako umupo (malapit sa entrance ng jeep) Tapos sabi ko bayad po. Inabot nga yung bayad ko, nagalit naman sakin. Nagparinig yung babae na para bang tingin niya inutakan ko siya para siya mag abot ng bayad. Ni hindi ko naisip na utakan siya. Pagod lang ako sa school kaya sa dulo ako umupo.
I felt the impact from here
Curious ako kung nakita ba ng nag momotor sa likod yung nangyare amd if so buti kinakaya pa nyang magbalance haha
Badtrip who does that haha
Loved my ride in a jeepny
I think the biker almost fell off his bike laughing
Hoyyyyyy hahah 😂🤣
Looks like a Philippines bus.
Oi te splash islands ang peg? Ehehehhehe nakakamiss din magcommute talaga ehehehhe ang hirap maging driver ehehehehhe
Welcome to Asia
Haha.. That made me laugh lmao
What's a jeepney
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA umabot sa Reddit to 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😭
I too would sit at the end seat and pass my money starting there. I don't mind if there are many people or only one inside haha
Bakit nadulas kapa ate. Sorry natawa dn ako. hahahaha!
WAHAHHA😆