RENOVATION SHOCKING HARDWORK DONE IN OUR HOUSE EXPAT LIVING IN PHILIPPINES05:05

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    1. yellow beard james gibson

      House concrete supports coming along nicely. Look forward to seeing terence clad the walls in new building only joking crack the whip beth

    2. Will East

      Beth GET ER DONE

    3. Walter Perry

      Put her under there doing the digging. Bet she never finish the varnishing the cladding. ????????

    4. kurt jensen

      Yes we can see that Beth , the Work hard, soon there finish the house.

    5. Rush O'Neill

      “Where did it came” … electricity… and more!!!

    6. Susan Winter

      How I wish to have a house like that, Native house, how was the baby goat?

    7. Robert Petersen

      Hey everybody, this time the video really was “shocking” . ??

    8. Jully Elardo

      I like ur vlog beth ..from kuwait

    9. William Cahoon

      I am surprised you have static electricity there – I assumed that the humidity was high there. You may want to check how well your electrical power to your house is grounded. You have metal siding and it may need to have ground wiring attached in places.  If there is any doubt you may want to have a knowledgeable electrician to check things out.

    10. jorex resurex

      your house is made mostly of metal and with those electric current and radio waves coming into it, it creates the static electricity and it’s going nowhere because in the Philippines, they usually don’t install ground wires in their house wirings. So you need to attached grounding wires to the metal walls and fix it to a pipe that is implanted about at least 2 ft into the ground..

    11. Joe Rex

      your house is made mostly of metal and with those electric current and radio waves coming into it, it creates the static electricity and it’s going nowhere because in the Philippines, they usually don’t install ground wires in their house wirings. So you need to attached grounding wires to the metal walls and fix it to a pipe that is implanted about at least 2 ft into the ground..

    12. Pauline Hunter

      Oops ??

    13. kiwia

      All ways do what your better half tells you to do Mr T.

    14. Chris Clark

      I do like the porch / roof extension to the Guest House. A Bossy Filipina? Well, I’ve been with two myself, and You got that right.
      But they are smart and know what they want. So, if it’s just really sumfin’s Controversial…just let em do what they want.

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