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<blockquote data-quote="Actualized" data-source="post: 83350" data-attributes="member: 357">For the amount of Jeets I&#039;ve been in close proximity to in my life in cities or in shops, I only remember noticing a smell from one of them and that was a foid cashier, possibly after a long shift as it was near closing time Compare this to Filipinos however and they are the only race where I&#039;ve regularly noticed their smell while being a couple of metres away from themThe first time I noticed it was with some oldcel Filipino foid who used to come into the shop where I worked, I assumed she was a cleaner or something because she used to omit a putrid smell that was like cleaning detergent mixed with toilet smell, that&#039;s the best way I could describe itHowever as time went on, I noticed more Filipinos had this same smellOnce it was a worker at an airport and I questioned how they could smell so bad as it&#039;s their job to present themselves well (which includes washing themselves) and they clearly hadn&#039;t just been scrubbing a toiletI noticed more Filipinos who smelled on different occasions then today in a shop I walked past a Filipino family and they had that same recognizable toilet smellIs this Filipino&#039;s natural odor when they refuse to wash themselves or wtf is going onI also was stuck walking behind some jeets for a few seconds in that same shop and smelled nothing from the Jeets</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Actualized, post: 83350, member: 357"] For the amount of Jeets I've been in close proximity to in my life in cities or in shops, I only remember noticing a smell from one of them and that was a foid cashier, possibly after a long shift as it was near closing time Compare this to Filipinos however and they are the only race where I've regularly noticed their smell while being a couple of metres away from them The first time I noticed it was with some oldcel Filipino foid who used to come into the shop where I worked, I assumed she was a cleaner or something because she used to omit a putrid smell that was like cleaning detergent mixed with toilet smell, that's the best way I could describe it However as time went on, I noticed more Filipinos had this same smell Once it was a worker at an airport and I questioned how they could smell so bad as it's their job to present themselves well (which includes washing themselves) and they clearly hadn't just been scrubbing a toilet I noticed more Filipinos who smelled on different occasions then today in a shop I walked past a Filipino family and they had that same recognizable toilet smell Is this Filipino's natural odor when they refuse to wash themselves or wtf is going on I also was stuck walking behind some jeets for a few seconds in that same shop and smelled nothing from the Jeets [/QUOTE]

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