Comments by "xXxSkyViperxXx" (@xXxSkyViperxXx) on "What Commuting in Philippines' Capital (Manila) is Like" video.

i think the reason why she has to wake up at 3am is cuz she lives in antipolo so shes very very far from her workplace thats why she has to do it hours before to consider the travel time shes gonna expect
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it would take longer and be more tiring, but having to wait for people to get the vehicle running to full capacity under squeeze is another problem. Manila is in fact, holds the number 1 rank in cities with the most population density
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@minim6981 Manila is the core of Metro Manila. all other cities and municipalities around it only scale down the density of an otherwise already extremely dense area, it is why other cities within metro manila are also included in the top list of densest cities in the world. she lives in Antipolo and went to megamall at mandaluyong just next to manila. if she goes to manila itself instead say at tondo. she would have had to wake up at 2am instead if she really wants to be early and on time. we cannot deny or hide the grueling travel conditions within our metropolis, especially those that live on the edges of ncr and have to travel further inwards or the otherside. metro manila is on the scale as other metropolitan zones of bigger and more richer countries. heck, metro manila in terms of population is a rank higher than the new york metropolitan area, with all other metropolitan zones higher to it being from tech giants like japan, south korea, or pop giants like china, india, and indonesia. if metro manila is to sustain its urban growth, it has to similarly develop its transport infrastructure to keep up
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security guards and guardhouses or checkpoints are a very very normal thing in the philippines, you need not fret. its not an unusual thing to be checked every day by a security guard who's sometimes carrying an unloaded shotgun on his chest which most 99% of the time he will never use
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some people just do overnight stays in the workplace too
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lol u aint seen nothing if u think this is the poorest. this is normal convenience for other neighbors more poorer
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@emikogarcia6687 sa japan kasi, maraming train at lakad kaya talagang kaya mong makarating after traversing the labrynth of train lines doon pero sa rush hour super full din palagi mga tren
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lol i wont sleep at all if thats my schedule. though i have given to the temptation before to at least get 3-4 hours of sleep, in the hope maybe i do wake up
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transpo in metro manila is very diverse. riding the UV express is just one thing that depends on a person's route. sometimes u never ride the UV like I almost never do. sometimes, u take either the train(MRT/LRT), bus, jeepney, tricycle, pedicab, grab/uber/angkas etc. depends on what part of the city or which city in the metropolis
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its the cost of becoming a highly developed metropolis. other cities in other provinces will probably be next too like metro davao
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