Vince Rapisura 2524: Dollar versus Peso for kids

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Ayan! Hello mga kasosyo at mga kanegosyo. Kasama po natin ang aking mga pamangkin ngayon.

We're already live. They're watching us. So look at the...

Kasama po natin ang aking mga pamangkin and they will introduce themselves. Okay?

They will say their name, how old they are, and from which country they are from. Okay?

So Kuya Eric will start.

My name is Eric. I'm 14 years old and I'm from the United States.

Okay. And you?

My name is Jacob and I'm 9 years old and I'm from Australia.

Okay. Louder. Okay? And you?

I'm Ethan and I'm 6 years old and I'm from Australia.

Okay. And you?

I'm Thomas and I'm 4 years old and I live from Australia.

Okay. You are so good. Okay.

So today we are going to talk about...

Okay. Let's ask Kuya Eric to read the title of my show.

Kuya Jacob, come on. Can you say it?

Okay. Can you translate?

Kuya Eric?

Money Talks.

Money Talks. Yes. That's perfect. Okay.

So I think we have 21 viewers or 22 viewers. Okay?

At this time.

So we are going to talk about Money Talks.

What's that, Ethan?

There's some vowels in that.

Oh, wait. There's what?

There's some vowels.

Huh?

There's some vowels.

Vowels? Yes, there are vowels. Where are the vowels?

E.

E.

A.

A.

U.

U.

Right. Okay.

Okay. So there's E, A, and U.

Okay. So now I will teach you a lesson. Okay?

So...

Money is important.

Okay.

Yes. What did you say? Can you repeat that?

Money is important.

Yes. Money is important.

Okay. Let me introduce you to the money of the Philippines.

Can you see the money over here?

Yes. Okay. Can you say hi to the camera?

Hi.

Hi. Okay.

So now we are going to talk to Thomas.

Okay. Thomas, can you read the number over there?

This one? This one? This?

I can.

Let's have Thomas first and then you after. Okay?

I want to pick a number.

What's that?

What number is this? What number is this?

It's...

I know. I know. I know.

Okay. Let's see.

Okay. Come on. Say.

One.

Yes. One. And then this one is?

Zero.

Zero. How many zeros do we have?

Three.

Three. Very good. Okay.

So how much is that?

One thousand.

One thousand. Wow.

Ethan is so good.

Okay. How about...

Okay. How about...

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.

Sorry. Sorry. Sorry.

So, Ethan, what is this?

An owl.

An owl. Okay.

Take a guess. Take a guess, Thomas.

It's not an owl.

Thomas, what is this picture?

A bird.

A bird. Oh, you're getting closer.

Okay.

An owl. A bird.

Okay. You, take a guess. What is this?

An eagle.

An eagle.

Okay. So can you be more specific, Kuya Eric?

What kind of eagle is this?

A Philippine eagle.

It's a Philippine eagle.

Okay. Have you seen a Philippine eagle before?

No.

No. Okay.

But, you know, the Philippine eagle is the national bird of the Philippines.

That's why it's in the largest peso bill.

It's a thousand.

Okay.

Can I do another number?

We will do another number in a bit. Okay?

So the Philippine eagle, it has a very, very wide span.

Five hundred?

Wait.

Don't go ahead.

Okay.

So the wingspan of the Philippine eagle is two arms of this.

Two arms over there and then two arms over there.

So it's so big.

For your information, it's larger than the American eagle.

It's also larger than the Australian eagle.

Is there an Australian eagle?

No.

Okay.

Ethon, look at this one.

Okay.

So how about this one?

What's the number over there?

Five hundred.

Five hundred.

Okay.

And do you recognize these two people?

Do you know them?

Yes or no?

No.

No.

Okay. Let me introduce you.

So this is Ninoy Aquino and Corazon Aquino.

Okay.

So they are heroes here in the Philippines.

How about this one?

One hundred.

Oh, one hundred.

What's that?

One hundred.

One hundred.

How do you know it's one hundred?

Where did you see it?

Can you point?

Where is it?

Over there.

Okay.

I only got one thousand.

I got more than one thousand.

Yes.

Later, we'll show them your money, okay?

I got more than one thousand.

You got more than one thousand?

How did you get all of those money?

Not from you.

Okay.

Okay.

So what color is…

Okay.

So this is a hundred dollars, okay?

And what can you say about the color?

So what's the color of the one thousand peso bill?

Can you say?

What's the one thousand peso color?

This one.

What's the color?

Orange.

This one?

Green.

No.

I know it's green.

There's green.

Okay.

There's a touch of green and blue.

But it's mostly blue, okay?

How about this one?

Orange.

Is it orange?

Yellow.

Yellow.

How about this one, Jacob?

Purple.

Purple.

Right.

Okay.

So these are some of the Philippine pesos.

Okay.

Now, we are going to look at this one over there.

What's that?

That has to be one hundred.

This has to be one hundred.

But whose money is it?

You take a guess.

Jacob, where is it?

It's the bank.

Oh.

I know.

What?

What?

From what country?

America.

What?

What?

What?

Can you read?

It's right there.

There.

Oh, which one?

It's a hundred Australian dollars, okay?

And do you recognize this guy?

No.

No.

Oh, my God.

Your mom didn't teach you?

It kind of looks like Joseph Stalin.

No.

Because Joseph Stalin is Russian.

Of course, he won't be there, right?

Okay.

So this one is actually John Monash.

Uh-huh.

So John Monash is an engineer, and he's also a civil guy.

Civil what?

Civic organizer, something like that.

Okay?

Civic leader.

There.

Yeah.

So what's the name?

What's the color?

Yellow and green.

Please don't be bored.

They're watching.

Oh, they're watching.

It's yellow and green.

Okay.

How about this one, Kuya Eric?

That's a hundred dollar bill.

That's a hundred dollar bill for the United States of America.

Oh, my God.

That looks like the fake money.

Yeah.

It looks like the fake money, but this is the picture of the real one.

Okay?

And who is this, Kuya Eric?

I'm pretty sure that's Benjamin Franklin.

That's Benjamin Franklin.

And what did he do in America while he's there?

That has to do with electricity?

Yeah, yeah.

It's something to do with electricity because he's also a scientist.

Light switch?

Light bulb?

No, that's Thomas Edison, right?

But actually, it's more Nikola Tesla, but Thomas Edison stole it.

Anyway, so that's a hundred US dollars.

Okay?

I see burgers.

I see burgers.

Okay.

So, what do you see?

A burger.

It's a burger.

Okay.

And can somebody add all of these?

I know.

You can add?

So?

This is?

One hundred.

One hundred.

Okay.

So, how many hundreds?

Two.

Two hundred.

And then this one?

And...

Fifty.

Fifty?

Fifty.

Plus twenty.

Two hundred fifty plus twenty, Kuya Jacob, how much?

Two hundred and seventy.

Two hundred and seventy.

And what do you think is the relationship of the two hundred seventy and this burger?

Oh, that's how much it will cost.

That's how much it will cost, right?

Two hundred seventy dollars.

And yesterday, actually, somebody ate a burger here at home, right?

Somebody ate a burger here at home and this guy wasn't able to finish the burger.

It's you, right?

Okay.

It's you.

So, you think this burger, how much would it cost?

Because if the whole burger is two hundred seventy, the remaining one, how much would it cost?

Just an estimate.

Two hundred twenty.

Two hundred twenty.

If it's two hundred twenty, it's going to be a lot bigger, right?

A hundred twenty.

A hundred twenty is going to be like half.

Is this half?

Maybe about sixty pesos or we can say fifty, right?

Fifty pesos.

Okay.

Wait, wait, wait.

Thomas.

So, I have a question for you, Jacob, right?

So, this is worth fifty pesos, right?

So, if you're not going to eat this and we're going to throw it away.

I told you to save it.

Oh, yes.

That's why it's here.

But if we're going to throw it away, what did we do with our money if we threw it away?

Waste it.

You wasted it, right?

That's cousin Milo, right?

Hello, Milo.

He's angry about wasting money, okay?

That's why when we have food like this left, we have to.

Okay.

The little guy is already bored.

He wants to go down.

Okay.

Okay.

Do you want to sit here?

Okay.

So, we have to save it, right?

So, later, are you going to eat this?

Yes.

Are you sure?

Yes.

What about now?

Now, it's cold.

Now, it's cold.

Okay.

We're going to heat it later.

I have a bag.

Huh?

I have a bag.

I want to save it.

Really?

Yes.

I think somebody ate it already, Balong.

So, is it okay if you don't finish your food and we give it to someone else?

Is it okay?

That would be an act of criminal offense.

Is it really?

Yes.

Isn't that sharing also?

That's stealing.

No.

You're willingly giving it.

No, no, no.

I'll save it for today.

For today.

Okay.

So, we'll just buy another one then.

Okay?

Okay.

How about this one?

Okay.

This is a question for Kuya Eric.

So, this is P270, right?

P270 for a burger.

Okay?

And now, who do you think these are?

Workers.

They are workers, right?

They are workers.

And usually, here in the Philippines, there's one worker in a household, in a family, right?

Okay.

And for one day, if they work, they get paid 600 pesos.

That's a lot.

600 pesos.

Is that a lot?

No.

Not a lot, right?

If you take a look at this, if we go back, right?

One burger is P270, okay?

So, how many burgers can one worker pay out of a day's work?

You can get two burgers.

You can get two burgers, right?

Can that feed a family of five?

No, right?

So, what can you say about that?

Share.

Share what?

Share the burgers?

There's seven people there.

Yeah, there's seven people.

The different workers, right?

Why did you laugh?

Why did you laugh?

Because you said five, a family of five.

Yes, it's a family of five, but these are different.

They're not family, no?

It's just a symbol of the workers, okay?

So, that means they need to work the whole day to be able to earn 600 pesos and only buy two burgers.

Will two burgers be enough for five people?

No.

No, right?

Maybe we need five bags for enough.

Yes, you need five burgers for one meal, right?

How many?

Don't pick your nose.

Skip that part.

Skip that part.

Skip that part.

Okay, we will skip that part.

Okay, forgive that.

We will forgive you for that.

Okay.

So, now I'm just trying to point out that here in the Philippines, life is a bit difficult and people earn a small amount of money.

So, that's why you have to be thankful with the burgers that you eat, right?

Yes.

I ate everything.

Yes, and you needed more, right?

I'm kind of bored.

You're kind of bored?

Wait, only five minutes left, okay?

Because I have a surprise.

Whoa!

I'm not bored this time.

You're not bored this time, okay.

And in this...

I know.

What?

I have no idea.

You have no idea?

Okay.

So, in this suitcase, I have a surprise, okay?

Where are we going next?

Japan.

Japan, okay.

So, I have...

Dollars.

I have...

Japanese.

Japanese money.

Okay, you have Japanese money.

Why do you want the Americans?

So, we were going to Japan, so we're going to have Japanese money.

And then, we also have this.

What's this?

Can you read?

I know, 100.

Yes, it's 100.

From which country?

Japan.

This is...

Which flag is that?

Let me see.

This one.

It's the European Union.

Yeah, it's the European Union.

So, this is the Euro.

And I also have this one for...

Japan.

China.

This is Japan, okay?

This is China.

And then, I also have for...

America.

America.

Okay.

So, now...

What about the Philippine ones?

We only have the real ones because these are play money, okay?

These are not real.

Okay.

So, what we're going to do, starting from today, I will be giving you money if you speak in Filipino.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Okay, you get money on that.

So, from this trip, we will have what we call the Filipino hour, okay?

The Filipino hour.

So, for one hour per day, we are going to speak in Filipino, okay?

You can try to respond in English, that's okay.

But you can try to speak Filipino, okay?

Now, for the person who will get the highest amount of...

Because every time that you speak Filipino, we will give you play money, right?

At the end of the vacation, the highest one will get $50.

Real ones.

Real ones, okay?

Is that good?

Sige pa.

Sige pa.

Sige pa.

Tama na.

Tama na.

Okay.

You will get money later.

But, okay.

But here's the catch.

But, if you help each other to learn and to speak Filipino together, I will give everyone $100 each.

A real?

Yes, a real one.

Sige pa.

Sige pa?

That's already enough, okay?

So, what are you going to do?

Do you want to win alone or do you want to win together?

Alone.

Alone, you will get $50.

Okay.

Win together.

Win together.

So, what will you do then?

Are you going to compete with one another or work with each other?

Work.

Work with each other.

Okay.

There you go.

Oh no, this is recorded.

Let's just wait.

Wow.

You know how to read.

Okay.

So, can we say that together?

Wait, wait, wait.

Ako po si Sir Vince, ang inyong financial guro kasama ng aking mga pamangkin.

Nagsasabing, ang pagyaman na pag-aaralan at napagtutulungan.

That's a long one.

Yeah, okay.

So, thank you po.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

Say bye, say bye.

Where's Thomas?

Thomas went out already.

See?

He's dead.

There are some comments here.

So, Gabriela said, we?

We.

Oh.

Okay.

Yeah, we will skip that part later.

Five handsome repasua guys.

Yeah.