Why Everyone Is Going to La Union [EP. 8]

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  @jediee17 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Tito Toby and Carlos are very smart men, and most importantly, they use their intelligence for the right things. Happy that people like these still exist.

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• KU

  @KUYAKofficial · 3 months ago

  THATS MY SISTER WITH YOU RIGHT THERE at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RdaAtsKylE&amp;t=1605">26:45</a> ! I&apos;m so happy she got to meet you before you left La Union. She&apos;s also an introvert so she actually does her travels alone, but she&apos;s a big dreamer of traveling around PH like you when she graduates and gets her van! She&apos;s a big fan of you for years and this encounter really meant so much to her and her dreams. Thank you for being an inspiration, Jessica!

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• DE

  @deb7529 · 3 months ago

  I really love how you don&apos;t just visit the provinces but really immerse yourself in the people, organizations, and causes within these provinces. Such an inspiring series!!!

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• RE

  @remerrellama547 · 3 months ago

  Tito Toby and Carlos are the kind of people who should be &nbsp;the top people in DENR.

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• IN

  @inhighdefinition · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RdaAtsKylE&amp;t=861">14:21</a> &quot;Turtle Mentality&quot; is so striking: them patiently waiting and helping each other. I wish more Filipinos can practice this over &quot;Crab Mentality.&quot;

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• JE

  @jeddninofranco5645 · 3 months ago

  Make sense how Sir Carlos is so passionate with what he does. His father, Sir Toby spoke with such wisdom too. Hope more people support their work, for the environment. Thanks for introducing them and showcasing the culture of every province to the wider public, Jessica!

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• SW

  @switchbiz · 3 months ago

  That father and son are a gift to the community.

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• WO

  @woojinbloo44 · 3 months ago

  I&apos;ll never get tired of saying this but your vlogs are healing.

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• CA

  @caesarromeredulla961 · 3 months ago

  Jess, I can&apos;t stop saying how much I love this series. I can&apos;t even decide which episode is my favorite because each one has a unique story to showcase. But in this one, you can really see hope. There are still passionate people who want to save nature.<br><br>I love the idea that instead of scolding the poachers, they came up with a way to buy the eggs from 3 pesos (illegally) to 20 pesos (legally). Basically, ginawang kakampi ang kalaban.<br><br>This is how problems should be addressed. If only the community and the government worked together like this, nothing would be impossible.

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• JA

  @jayr.irl_ph · 3 months ago

  i don&apos;t exactly know why i&apos;m in tears watching this whole video, but listening to them made me so emotional. high quality content as always.

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• JM

  @jmb1819 · 3 months ago

  &quot;Proceeds from this video will be donated to CURMA.&quot; - More blessings to you Jessica for having such a good heart!

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• EN

  @enzoquo · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RdaAtsKylE&amp;t=1427">23:47</a> - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RdaAtsKylE&amp;t=1444">24:04</a> <br><br>&quot;There&apos;s something deeply human about trying to protect the future you never fully see. Yet that is exactly what people like these choose to do every night. But maybe hope has always worked that way. EXISTING NOT IN CERTAINTY, BUT IN THE WILLINGNESS TO KEEP GOING ANYWAY.&quot;

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