Yep...my mate bought four taxis in Manila.
Ended up near bankrupt.
Even had the newish engines stolen and replaced with high-mileage wrecks when the cars went in for servicing.![]()
Yep...my mate bought four taxis in Manila.
Ended up near bankrupt.
Even had the newish engines stolen and replaced with high-mileage wrecks when the cars went in for servicing.![]()
Did he actually run the business on a day to day basis?
Have met many a foreigner who starts a business here and it goes bankrupt because they don't actually run the thing properly. Nothing to do with the native population.
Having family work for you in the Philippines is often the ruin of a good business plan here![]()
Lolita has a good honarable family, to rip me off is to rip lolita off, there isnt one of them would shame the family,besides she will only help those who she knows she can trust,
as for me the same principle i apply here, will stand there too, a person only lets you down once, i never give them a second chance,
i will tread my path with caution![]()
Sort of ran it himself...in-between barhopping and chasing women.
He was basically a newbie with money in the bank. The business never got off the ground...probably fortunately for him. He'd even planned to drive one of the taxis himself, in Manila.
Anyway, he learned from his mistakes and has gone on to better things.
Been expat in the Phils for 23 years now. We had a lot of adventures together.![]()
I know Phil from the early 90's in the Philippines and then in Hong Kong.
The money was blown in Ermita, Angeles and Sabang!
Trying to think of his wife's nameNicki? Last i heard of him he was teaching in Macau and the wife and kids had moved from Puerta Galera back to her home town of Iloilo.
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