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American Steven Johnson often sits inside a wooden hut in Cavite, a province south of the capital Manila, as he records videos teaching other expatriates what they need to do to live the rest of their days in warm and sunny Philippines.

Johnson, 59, was a school safety officer in the United States. But since moving to this South-East Asian country five years ago after retiring from his day job, he has become a YouTuber running The Philippine Info Channel catering to mostly Westerners hoping to retire in the Philippines.

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