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Scary to be Filipino;
The bustling Terminal 1 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport was filled with a mix of excitement and anxiety. Filipino citizens were preparing to fly out of the country for their much-awaited vacations.
At the immigration counter, a drama was about to unfold.
The Immigration Officer, a stern-looking man in his forties, looked at the cheerful woman standing in front of him. “Ma’am, ano po trabaho nyo?” he asked, his voice echoing in the busy terminal.
The woman, a vibrant character with a warm smile, replied, “Sir, housewife po!”
The officer raised an eyebrow. “Ay! Pano po kayo makapag tour nyan eh Housewife lang naman po kayo?”
Unfazed, the woman responded, “Kasi sir, yung asawa ko po OFW na Engineer, at palagi naman po kaming nag totour dati.”
Meanwhile, her husband couldn’t help but overhear the conversation.
He thought to himself, “Sa isip isip ko, tang ina mo, bat ka ba nag ka iPhone? Eh utosan ka lang naman dyan, kung di ka ba naman nag memekus mekus dyan sa trabaho mo, ewan ko lang.”
And so, the scene continued, a typical day at the airport, a snapshot of life, only in the Philippines.
The bustling Terminal 1 of Ninoy Aquino International Airport was filled with a mix of excitement and anxiety. Filipino citizens were preparing to fly out of the country for their much-awaited vacations.
At the immigration counter, a drama was about to unfold.
The Immigration Officer, a stern-looking man in his forties, looked at the cheerful woman standing in front of him. “Ma’am, ano po trabaho nyo?” he asked, his voice echoing in the busy terminal.
The woman, a vibrant character with a warm smile, replied, “Sir, housewife po!”
The officer raised an eyebrow. “Ay! Pano po kayo makapag tour nyan eh Housewife lang naman po kayo?”
Unfazed, the woman responded, “Kasi sir, yung asawa ko po OFW na Engineer, at palagi naman po kaming nag totour dati.”
Meanwhile, her husband couldn’t help but overhear the conversation.
He thought to himself, “Sa isip isip ko, tang ina mo, bat ka ba nag ka iPhone? Eh utosan ka lang naman dyan, kung di ka ba naman nag memekus mekus dyan sa trabaho mo, ewan ko lang.”
And so, the scene continued, a typical day at the airport, a snapshot of life, only in the Philippines.
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