Unsa’y Cheka Sa Parlor · 2026-07-02 · 1h 12m
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Shane and Lila explore different archetypes of gay Filipino men (bayot species) throughout this entertaining episode of Unsa'y Cheka Sa Parlor. They categorize bayots by their primary interests and behaviors: fitness bayots obsessed with Strava, running shoes (On Cloud), Apple Watches, and quinoa; coffee bayots who frequent hidden coffee shops ordering specialized drinks like caramel macchiatos and cold brew; church bayots who dress formally with long sleeves, perfumes like Personal Collection by Sarah Lee, and carry collapsible chairs; social media bayots focused on posting thirst traps versus genuine inspiration; government employee bayots working 8-to-5 shifts in barong Tagalog; and teacher bayots who are highly respected educators using specific teaching methodologies and signature perfumes. The hosts use humor and personal anecdotes to distinguish between these stereotypical categories while acknowledging individual variation. The episode functions as lighthearted cultural commentary on Filipino gay identity and lifestyle choices, touching on fashion brands (Uniqlo, H&M), coffee preferences (Starbucks drink modifications), and professional behaviors across different occupational groups.
Fitness bayots use fitness tracking apps like Strava, wear branded athletic gear including On Cloud running shoes and dry-fit clothing, own smartwatches (Apple Watch or Samsung), and prioritize health through quinoa, red rice, and protein supplements while also enjoying pickleball and fun runs.
Coffee bayots are found in hidden coffee shops, order specific coffee drinks with modifications (like caramel macchiatos upside down with no water), avoid matcha despite coffee culture appreciation, and seek coziness and concentration through their coffee habits.
Church bayots wear long sleeves or polo shirts, use perfumes like Personal Collection by Sarah Lee, carry folded handkerchiefs, bring collapsible chairs to church, and are devoted to their religion with formal, prim-and-proper dress codes.
Inspiring social media bayots present content naturally without forcing it, maintain genuine intention to show beauty rather than brag, while narcissistic bayots repeatedly post the same flashy content, delete critical comments, and aim to make their lives appear superior to followers.
Government employee bayots wear barong Tagalog shirts, work 8-to-5 morning shifts, use department drivers or boyfriends for transportation, have regular or casual employment status, and receive stable payroll income with benefits like health assurance.
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The transcript is nearly incomprehensible stream-of-consciousness rambling with no actionable insights, data, frameworks, or novel ideas. There are no claims worth examining, no evidence presented, and no substantive information a business operator would benefit from.
U c, f. Hello. Hello.
Uh, okay. Mangalam.
The episode consists entirely of incoherent personal observations about stereotypical 'gay species' categories (fitness biot, coffee biot, church biot, etc.). There is no original thinking, contrarian argument, or first-principles analysis - only shallow, obvious categorization with no intellectual substance.
Fitness. Buy it. Or Strava Buyots.
I'm a coffee buy it. Of course. Yes, I am.
The episode features two hosts (Shane and Lila) discussing stereotypes about gay men in what appears to be a comedy/lifestyle podcast. Neither host demonstrates operational expertise, business acumen, or meaningful professional credentials relevant to B2B learning. The conversation is purely casual and personality-driven.
My name is Shane, and this is Lila. And you're on sleep too.
You're your favorite career duo. Namaste.
The transcript contains almost no specific data, named examples, metrics, timelines, or verifiable claims. References to brands (Uniqlo, Apple Watch, Starbucks drinks) are superficial and unsupported by any evidence, numbers, or real examples. No concrete information is presented.
Strava is an app in which they can. You can.
Caramel macchiato, please.
The dialogue is poorly structured, with frequent interruptions, incomplete sentences, incoherent transitions, and no genuine follow-ups or probing questions. Hosts repeat each other's words, agree without substance, and fail to ask challenging or clarifying questions. There is no intellectual rigor or productive conversation.
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The moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here… it’s just Lyle and Shaneee again! No guests, no filter, just pure duo chaos and classic UCSP energy.In this episode, we’re diving into the different “Bayot Species” we’ve all encountered (or maybe even become ). From the fashionista, the gym yads, the Marites, the main character, the heartbreaker, the mother of the group, to the always booked and busy gay - we’re naming names… well, not literally. Get ready for hilarious stereotypes, relatable observations, playful debates, and the kind of banter only Lyle and Shaneee can deliver. Just remember: it’s all in good fun, and if you see yourself in one of these species… don’t be offended, just claim your category! Whether you’re a certified “Bayotologist” or just here for the laughs, this episode is guaranteed to make you say, “Hala, kaila ko ani!” Press play and discover which Bayot Species you belong to! -Music from #InAudio: Infraction - Stand Up-
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Speaker A: U c, f. Hello. Hello.
Speaker B: Hello.
Speaker A: Happy, happy Thursday.
Speaker B: Happy Thursday. And I'm going to change my tongue. Schedule correct. Uh, happy Thursday.
Speaker A: You look so fresh today.
Speaker B: You look, of course, asg.
Speaker A: Oh, uh, okay.
Speaker B: Asg.
Speaker A: After Sex Glow.
Speaker B: Oh, my God. Because it's fresh. Uh, fresh.
Speaker A: Nad plus, Uh, We're in a provincial tour after the Imahong place. Congratulations, by the way. And crew. And two tin cans. Philippines. Congratulations and young success. It was really nice.
Speaker B: Plastic cake. Um, M. Instructions like clap hands and cheer.
Speaker A: Intrigue.
Speaker B: Intrigued.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: m.
Speaker A: Start the day, too. When you started, it was.
Speaker B: It was quite intentional.
Speaker A: Intentional Immersive.
Speaker B: Have you. Have you felt awkward? Uh, yeah. That's the intention. Now you feel awkward. It's because of the having. Uh, but thank you so much.
Speaker A: Complimentary
Speaker B: cover.
Speaker A: It wasn't for the complimentary ticket.
Speaker B: Okay. Thank you so much.
Speaker A: Yes, of course. Uh, the best reward you got.
Speaker B: The best reward you got.
Speaker A: Case of provincial life.
Speaker B: No, I really don't know about that.
Speaker A: Uh, young stem flower. Mobility issues.
Speaker B: Thank you so much.
Speaker A: My name is Shane, and this is Lila. And you're on sleep too.
Speaker B: UCS v Ch Parlor Season 5.
Speaker A: You're your favorite career duo. Namaste.
Speaker B: And here for more. Thank you so much, guys. And we will be back. Yes, Provincial. Because m. Um.
Speaker A: Um.
Speaker B: For the past two months and all. For the past one month.
Speaker A: M. I'm glad that I left. How's your pride, by the way?
Speaker B: My pride was nice. It was a different kind of celebration because I never. Kanina said parade. It's because I think next year.
Speaker A: M. Uh, um, Um. M. About the government.
Speaker B: Protests or corruption. And then now we understand that's a Bible and corruption Bash.
Speaker A: M
Speaker B: Department. Because I read the Bible from verse. Uh, from Genesis to Revelation.
Speaker A: Church.
Speaker B: Uh,
Speaker A: um,
Speaker B: Bita. We are talking about Karen. Species of bayot. Specifically species. Uh, what is a species? Bash.
Speaker A: Yes.
Speaker B: What is a species? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You have to answer this before we proceed.
Speaker A: Mora Putama. Species.
Speaker B: Anyway,
Speaker A: ambient lighting and ambience.
Speaker B: Correct. Anyway, so much so about species. M specifically, But we will be specific. M. Species die.
Speaker A: Huh?
Speaker B: Species. Category, type. If you're. If you're, uh. If you're, uh, biologist. Uh, Comment section.
Speaker A: Constructive.
Speaker B: Constructive. Destructive criticism.
Speaker A: Let's start fitness. Bayot.
Speaker B: Oh, my God. Yes. They're used. Travel. Strava is an app in which they can. You can.
Speaker A: You can track the miles.
Speaker B: The miles or the kilometers.
Speaker A: Kilometers. M.
Speaker B: Fitness. Buy it. Or Strava Buyots. M. Of course. Backpack, shorts. Let's start with outfit. Ah.
Speaker A: Um,
Speaker B: backpack shorts. And then branded.
Speaker A: Branded.
Speaker B: And then. Oh my God. On cloud running bash. Um, I don't know if it's for running pair.
Speaker A: I think
Speaker B: running shoes, Adidas or what else? M.
Speaker A: Uh, okay. Mangalam.
Speaker B: And then what else?
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: For example on socks. On shorts. Dry fit.
Speaker A: Dry fit. Uh, correct. Apple watch. Samsung.
Speaker B: Oh my God.
Speaker A: Number one.
Speaker B: Number one. Diptych.
Speaker A: Davidoff. Cool water.
Speaker B: For me. Halahi and tom ford. Is fine. Happy clinic. Happy for me is not for running or for fitness. It's for casual. Um, meet up with friends. M. Coolie cooling. Uh, waters. Cooly waters.
Speaker A: Uh, market.
Speaker B: I think so
Speaker A: elite.
Speaker B: I really know I'd never use that.
Speaker A: Uh, Uh,
Speaker B: fitness. So
Speaker A: fitness. Of course.
Speaker B: They're very particular in their health. Yes. Quinoa rice. Red rice.
Speaker A: Rice cooker. Eureka. Hanabishi. Sports. Correct.
Speaker B: Um,
Speaker A: Protein.
Speaker B: Um, protein.
Speaker A: As an actor.
Speaker B: As an actor.
Speaker A: Pickleball.
Speaker B: Yes. Trending. Rampant.
Speaker A: Rampant government.
Speaker B: Um, um,
Speaker A: Um, parks. Good parks.
Speaker B: Yes. Theme parks. Um,
Speaker A: family park.
Speaker B: Relative park Family park relative park. Father park
Speaker A: family. And then get together and you know, the kids can play freely.
Speaker B: Parks and Dara Parks. Distinguished. Uh, m. I don't know. It's just me among a fitness fitness or fitness glasses.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: I have lots of friends. No fitness Fitness fitness biots. And they're getting a fitness biot. We can also call them Fun run bios.
Speaker A: Fun Run bios. Yes.
Speaker B: They really love fun run. Uh, We started with fitness buyout. Are you a fitness buyer?
Speaker A: I think I was fitness first.
Speaker B: But you're not. But you're not a fitness.
Speaker A: Not really.
Speaker B: You cannot consider yourself as a fitness right now.
Speaker A: No, not anymore.
Speaker B: I'm not a fitness but. Membership I really experience something among
Speaker A: I think you should try. Remember one month long.
Speaker B: Uh, sustain. I'm very gym. And then. When you go to the gym.
Speaker A: Yes. My pressure actually especially. Uh,
Speaker B: At uh, the end of the day improvement. Selfie. Yes. Fitness biots. I think straight guys. Mirror, flex, flexify because they want to see the progress. You want to see the progress. In every buhat bash in every.
Speaker A: Uh.
Speaker B: If you want to know your progress, of course. Let's be real. Uh, and then I'm not saying it's bad.
Speaker A: Correct.
Speaker B: That's um, uh, uh, as a viewer, as a subscriber. Uh,
Speaker A: M. Fun run.
Speaker B: Well that Jordan. Yes.
Speaker A: So never fitness
Speaker B: fitness. I think it's not yet it's not
Speaker A: fitness
Speaker B: because I'm an athlete.
Speaker A: Volleyball.
Speaker B: Volleyball and then table tennis and all per volleyball Jodius. One way of
Speaker A: um, pickleball.
Speaker B: How does it feel at first, of course there are rules um, uh, how do you call it.
Speaker A: Twice.
Speaker B: We'll count the days. Two days. Now.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: I'm not kidding. From pulang. Batoni ambaktitusa. Uh, uh, M. And then of course, we're inviting everyone to join Vitalia.
Speaker A: Ah, that will be on July 19th. 19th.
Speaker B: Yes. We'll be there guys at Tumoha and then join. Um, let's lock this one. You're. You're not a fitness buyer.
Speaker A: I was once.
Speaker B: Yeah, I'm not a fitness buyer. Let's go to another.
Speaker A: Another one.
Speaker B: Um, I'm a coffee buy it. Of course. Yes, I am.
Speaker A: Um, Lifestyle. Personality.
Speaker B: Personality.
Speaker A: Uh, uh.
Speaker B: So let's start.
Speaker A: I usually neutral, warm tones. Um.
Speaker B: Um, Butterflies.
Speaker A: Butterflies.
Speaker B: Butterflies are shirt.
Speaker A: Um. Bash.
Speaker B: Uniqlo.
Speaker A: Uniqlo.
Speaker B: H and m. M.
Speaker A: Scamp tote bag
Speaker B: with iPad or MacBook.
Speaker A: Oh, my God.
Speaker B: That is so correct.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Um, Coffee.
Speaker A: Yeah.
Speaker B: Um, three years. Three years a day. Correct. And then m. Um, browner. Can you absorb the man. The coffee bites are feeling. Nako. One fourth coffee. M. Second generation. First generation of coffee. Second gen.
Speaker A: Yes.
Speaker B: Uh, and then Kibao sila.
Speaker A: No water.
Speaker B: No water. And brevet with Kuan. 2. Two shots of. For example, when you go to a coffee shop. Caramel macchiato, please. Um, um, Venti sml. Small, medium, large. Uh, Venti grande camera macchiato brigade.
Speaker A: Upside down. No water.
Speaker B: Upside down. Bouncing at the ceiling Inside out.
Speaker A: Got no clue what I should do.
Speaker B: Um, can I have, um, caramel makaya? Upside down. Bouncing at the ceiling Inside out.
Speaker A: Inside out. Stranger to this feeling.
Speaker B: Strangers to this feeling. No clue what I should do.
Speaker A: Expert Casey like matcha bash. The gunky classic class is a matcha. Uh, I just.
Speaker B: I just realized me as a coffee bite. Full coffee bite is because I don't. Sorry for the matcha lovers, but I really don't like matcha.
Speaker A: Oh, my God.
Speaker B: Yeah. I'm not a matcha lover. I'm happy for them. M. I'm happy for them, but I'm not a matcha lover. I tried matcha.
Speaker A: I love matcha.
Speaker B: There you go. I love matcha. My favorite color is green, but matcha is not my type of guancho.
Speaker A: Not your cup of tea.
Speaker B: Not my cup of tea. I really don't like the. I really don't like the texture and the taste. It's just that M. For me. For me. And then I think you can concentrate
Speaker A: my.
Speaker B: It's my preference.
Speaker A: Acquired taste. Exactly. And, uh, at first, when I. When I kind of. I tried matcha the first time,
Speaker B: but for example, durian.
Speaker A: Then eventually I did.
Speaker B: Let's. Let's reference durian. I don't like durian fruit. I don't eat durian fruit. But I eat durian candy.
Speaker A: Candy. Yeah.
Speaker B: So, for example, matcha. I like. I don't like the matcha coffee. Or I like the matchanga. Uh, Kit Kat.
Speaker A: Oh, yes, yes. Let me.
Speaker B: Preference? I. I don't know. Why not? Not a matcha lover. So 100 coffee.
Speaker A: Bio.
Speaker B: Yes. Macau. It's because. Nice sense of kananko and, um, coziness. M. No, coziness and concentration. Essence of.
Speaker A: Anonymity.
Speaker B: Anonymity.
Speaker A: But how are they as a partner? Or maybe someone to date with?
Speaker B: Of course. First date. And then they know. Uh, and then they know. Said coffee shops. The smallest coffee shop. Coffee shop.
Speaker A: Old.
Speaker B: Hidden. Hidden Treasuring among coffee shops.
Speaker A: Uh, and then
Speaker B: pasto pasta, pasto carbonara or pesto. I'm not sure. And then what are your top three coffee coin?
Speaker A: My favorite. What do you mean?
Speaker B: Um, oh, yeah, the brands. No, no. Top three. Top three coffees. Uh, coffee. M. Blended. Chef wrap, Shah.
Speaker A: Uh, okay.
Speaker B: Caramel macchiato. Caramel Upside down. Upside down.
Speaker A: Bouncing up the ceiling.
Speaker B: M.
Speaker A: Next is white mocha, no water. Brevia. American.
Speaker B: About this Next. Number three.
Speaker A: Third is anno. Dark mocha, blended whip.
Speaker B: Uh, okay. Number one. I like Kwanjud. Cold brew. Cold brew is my favorite. Number Ah, one. Gin is a list. Number two is sea salt. I don't know if it. Latte, banacha.
Speaker A: Sea salt.
Speaker B: Sea salt. Coffee. The sea salt. Exactly. Oh, my God, yes.
Speaker A: Papak. Sea salt.
Speaker B: Sea salt blended. And then the last is. Go on. Um, Americano.
Speaker A: Americano.
Speaker B: Um, two shots American. Shaved. American. Uncut, uncut. Then veteran. Veteran. Uh, Mixed with milk.
Speaker A: 25 pesos.
Speaker B: Um, going back, how did you know those terms? Ah, not an influence in the past. Are you sure? Influence Lang.
Speaker A: Um. Oh, see Mommy. Hi, Mommy.
Speaker B: Did you see Mommy? Influence. I think there's someone work. Uh, establishments.
Speaker A: Especially Mommy.
Speaker B: Oh, hi, Mommy. Oh, they know. Sex life.
Speaker A: Yeah. Uh, very short. Yeah.
Speaker B: Season five, when we try to talk about Lyle's life. Cut off to get it short. When we talk about my life. Let's talk about the next species.
Speaker A: Our next species is the church bayot.
Speaker B: Oh, my God. Uh, let's just be careful. Church bayot. Long sleeves.
Speaker A: No. Aside from that polo shirt, it's a bench.
Speaker B: Yes. Yes. Or long sleeves. Long sleeves. And then. Life is life.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Uh, request.
Speaker A: Moment of silence.
Speaker B: Require og so life. Some church bias. Getting brown. Bang. I got my scented.
Speaker A: Yes. Perfume or imari velvet. Forest Interlude.
Speaker B: But personal collection. And even. Before shana personal collection. Sarah lee. Sara lee. Sarah lee.
Speaker A: Um,
Speaker B: Okay, before she. Not personal collection, Bash. Personal collection by Sarah. And then.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Yellow, pink and blue. Yellow, pink and blue. Combined yellow, pink and blue. Pero I'm pink. Philippines yellow, red and blue. Baby blue.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: Nice kid, mark. And then the church buys are for me. Uh, are the buys who are very silahi. Yes M. Or. Uh.
Speaker A: Um.
Speaker B: Yes. I had a friend who is a church bayot. Very devoted devotee. And then decorate to Karo Bash Moba. Yes.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: And then when I asked him uh.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Um, as a friend, Uh.
Speaker A: Uh. Ah, very kept. Uh.
Speaker B: Yes. For me it's catch up.
Speaker A: Very spanish.
Speaker B: Yeah, very spanish.
Speaker A: And then bash kanimanga church. Uh jesu life. Mobility issue. Collapsible chair.
Speaker B: Yes, correct. Aside from collapsible chair. Um, Geriatric.
Speaker A: And then with handkerchief.
Speaker B: Yes. Then folded. Shah. Uh folded and hung.
Speaker A: Folded and hung. Um folded.
Speaker B: Three in one. Three in one plus one. So are you a church buyer?
Speaker A: Not really.
Speaker B: I'm not a church buyer.
Speaker A: Uh, when you were young.
Speaker B: M. M. Sunday's best dress. Sunday stress.
Speaker A: For us.
Speaker B: Yes. I think uh uh,
Speaker A: Very prim and proper.
Speaker B: And then I think. Um, cleavage did two shorts for me. Said that if. If you respect the religion or respect your. Or your religion. I think more respects the way you dress up. Of.
Speaker A: Uh.
Speaker B: M. So I think if you. If you believe you're. If you are a believer of your church.
Speaker A: And I would veil. Uh.
Speaker B: Uh,
Speaker A: yes.
Speaker B: Of course me, I'm not a church buyer
Speaker A: for your businessman. Biggest tip M. Church. Of course maybe 25 of your total income.
Speaker B: I think it's ah. A m. I don't know if we will call it the business they help you if they need. If you need help.
Speaker A: Correct. Anyway.
Speaker B: But anyway I'm not a church buyot so our next species is um social
Speaker A: media buy the SM Bytes.
Speaker B: I think I am a social media buyot. You are a social media buyer because we are doing podcasts. Social media.
Speaker A: Yes. Engrossed social media I think.
Speaker B: Ah, okay. You mean to see every movement post.
Speaker A: Yeah.
Speaker B: Okay. It's because I gorogi Focus is our podcast or uh events or anything super personal. Uh, sometimes once in a while.
Speaker A: Um, not. Not really every day. I mean social media I think um,
Speaker B: lately uh m. Like the. The UCSB or whatsoever social media person. I'm not very well versed. Um. However of course through. Through. Ah among um a social media. The buyers are thirst traps. Thirst trap. Sorry. Um uh, narcissists. The narcissistic biots. Like, they want their. They want their coin. They want their life to be out there. Because, Um, life. M. There is two options. There are two ways of accepting it. Number one is morensha. You brag. Because my life is. My life is prettier than yours.
Speaker A: Or to inspire.
Speaker B: Or to inspire. How do you see? How do you gauge the eye? How do you gauge, uh, social media bite? Who is inspiring?
Speaker A: Inspiring social media. Not, um, the toxic.
Speaker B: Not toxic. How do you see their posts? How do you. How do you assess
Speaker A: if they actually frequently post same things over and over and then very flashy among a post and the things that they. They. They post online. And then I think somehow it's inspiring. Inspiring narcissists.
Speaker B: So you mean to say if you want to inspire people, you mean you need to be consistent? You have to post every time?
Speaker A: No, not really.
Speaker B: Um, okay. I think it's an innate dictated or diligent force. Innate Natonga. When we see. When we see something on social media. Social media in person. When we see social media genuinely. Um, um, for the cloud
Speaker A: again. If Malik Balik Bash.
Speaker B: Convinced, uh, you. You want to inspire people.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: For example, A shout out to Kuan. Shout out to trash Java. Uh, Uh, uh, very natural. Very natural.
Speaker A: I think that's how we distinguish it. No, if it's natural looking.
Speaker B: Did I mention. A place and then inspiring. Because, uh, yes. Um,
Speaker A: Uh, Is it a knee problem? Because how I react
Speaker B: M. Maybe it's your problem. I think it's your problem. It's not my problem. Said. And if that's your problem, if you want help, help yourself.
Speaker A: Call the hotline Thirst trap.
Speaker B: Um, to each his own. So let it be. Um, um, of me telling everybody, uh, inspire. It's because how he presented it. Unlike m The other. How he presented it. They shall the thing. It's just because intention.
Speaker A: M. Okay.
Speaker B: Uh, our intention is to inspire and to let people see how beautiful the world is. This one is letting me see how beautiful his life is or her life is. It's a different way because. Because it's putting you on a spot. Insecure.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: What do you think about that?
Speaker A: Just like what I said depending, uh,
Speaker B: on. And then cringy something
Speaker A: genuine. No. Or not. If natural or not.
Speaker B: Correct. Uh, getting social media, Uh, Social media biots super Kaika narcissist group. Post on your profile something and then delete M My comment. M M.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: Social media. Uh, Uh, five years now. Um,
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: stolen.
Speaker A: Stolen.
Speaker B: And then ganesha. Um group said. Correct. For the show. And then,
Speaker A: Uh, if manga. Travel. Travel. Shoes.
Speaker B: Um, and then.
Speaker A: And then if gadget or technology.
Speaker B: And then,
Speaker A: Uh, m
Speaker B: more than dji. Guy.
Speaker A: But we're proud of you guys. Yeah. Social media.
Speaker B: It takes one to no one.
Speaker A: Takes two to tango. Uh, yes. And, uh, guts Git bash Paramag videos in public. Oh, that's our episode for today.
Speaker B: Thank you so much. Say, what is our next he. She bad.
Speaker A: Okay, our next species of bio. Uh, government employee.
Speaker B: Well, I was made a government employee bio. Um, part of my kind. Part of my kind of existence. Existence.
Speaker A: Existence.
Speaker B: Um, for a year.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: For a year I was a government employee bite. But I'm. I'm a different government employee bite. Because I'm a fashionista. Fashionista.
Speaker A: As someone who worked in the government before, I think it's best for you to really give us insights.
Speaker B: Okay, let's start with. Let's start with the most chalk.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: Uh, let's start with the most government employing a bike. I don't know, pants. Um, And then of course, namanjanakanang government. If it's not baroxananga and something so. And then specific Balitanan silang manga barong. Um. Um. M. M.
Speaker A: Um.
Speaker B: Uh, short sleeves. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: And then. Government employing a bayot. Of course. And then, um, not really. Category M. Department heads. Members. So nasha, the difference Clerical among jobs. Blandina ning manga. Government buy you.
Speaker A: And then key line color is a key line dependent.
Speaker B: Mahogany. Nai green. I know it's because. Facial wash. Facial soap. And then Go on. Uh, My God. Shout out to my kwan.
Speaker A: Correct.
Speaker B: Yes. Pageantry. Number two.
Speaker A: Ways of transportation.
Speaker B: Boyfriend. Let me shout out government employees. Department driver or elang. Boyfriend. I think required. Um, I think.
Speaker A: Correct.
Speaker B: Yes. And then, uh, Government employee approved.
Speaker A: Number one first approved.
Speaker B: Yes. Government employee
Speaker A: approved. Approved.
Speaker B: M. Um, correct. Correct. Regular casualagina. Morning. It's the, uh, government. It's a morning. It's a morning show. It's a morning.
Speaker A: Morning shift.
Speaker B: Job.
Speaker A: Morning job. Correct.
Speaker B: It's 8 to 5, 24 7. What is your comment about the 24 7? There is a different department. For example PSA something.
Speaker A: M.
Speaker B: I really don't know. So I don't say. And then, um, government employees. M. Uh, arthritis, diabetes. Every day food pack. Uh,
Speaker A: m.
Speaker B: Lunch, dinner, Breakfast, lunch, dinner. M Among government employees. Then grabbing said musat Sag.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: shout out to my friend. Rh bill. Nadoyo. Rh bill. Sad. Republic. Um, not just the government employee. Ah, grumpaged Among Government employees. Information. Of course. Government employees well off. Uh, so, for example, Uh, Um, regular casual. Uh, job order. So, however, for example,
Speaker A: Uh, Uh,
Speaker B: Assurance. So Muoncy Knowles. Uh, uh, payroll money. Yes. Correct. And then saju kuni bakano kai.
Speaker A: Um,
Speaker B: Uh, like for example, in, uh. For example, um. Um, The government employing among gays activities or events. Of course, the creative minds of gays. Very out of the box. Uh,
Speaker A: grumpy. Which brings us to the next.
Speaker B: Are you a government employee?
Speaker A: Next is teaching about
Speaker B: education. Ah, same. Same.
Speaker A: Number one bash. Teach.
Speaker B: Let's be kind of realistic. Um, educator. Or can you teach. Students? No. Graduating among students.
Speaker A: Can you graduate?
Speaker B: Not, Uh, Uh, graduate.
Speaker A: Very kind of neat and clean.
Speaker B: Um, Lawyer. Engineer. Doctor. Teacher.
Speaker A: Number one teacher.
Speaker B: For example, Thankful Jitama teachers.
Speaker A: Correct.
Speaker B: Uh, Uh, so cure Shanimonga teacher.
Speaker A: Uh, a cure. Cure. Sha. Uh, he's really above me because he's a teacher.
Speaker B: And then you have
Speaker A: department.
Speaker B: Um, uh,
Speaker A: Which actually true. Superintendent. Uh,
Speaker B: uh, Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon, everyone. Um, let's start with the election. Uh, let's start with the election. Pronunciation. Pronunciation.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: Pronunciation. Uh,
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: Our. Our. Our. Our subject for today is math. So we will. We will discuss. We'll be discussing addition, subtraction, division, multiplication. Yes. Perfumes.
Speaker A: Perfume. Bench. Pancha.
Speaker B: Up. Clinic. Um, clinic or.
Speaker A: Creed? Uh, Uh, Elizabeth arden. Correct.
Speaker B: Victoria's secret. Elizabeth arden. Gikambi is a Honkuan. Uh, bath and body. Yes. Uh, um, Lipstick. Uh, M. Okay.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Uh, M. Sharpening. Um,
Speaker A: Victoria's Secret. Uh, bombshell.
Speaker B: Bombshell. Lavender mist.
Speaker A: Passion fruit.
Speaker B: Fruity fruiting. Ascent. Of course. Evolve the manjitang. Consent. Hm.
Speaker A: Inspired perfume.
Speaker B: So perfume. M. Public school. No, of course. I will really, really commend the teachers.
Speaker A: Yeah.
Speaker B: Especially here in the Philippines. Because, of course, the educators are very. Oh, yes. The educator is conjured out. Being an educator, uh, needs a lot of conjured percent and a lot of willpower
Speaker A: and the. The patience knowing. Especially if you're working in a private school.
Speaker B: Especially. Especially the Kwan teacher. Gay teacher. Biots. Okay. Of course. Undiscrimination. Um, Dress. That's nice. That would very. That would be a nice Kwanjid.
Speaker A: Ha.
Speaker B: Nice way of accepting. Accepting
Speaker A: brands. Stockings.
Speaker B: Um, Compression stockings. Number one Sales girl. Correct.
Speaker A: What if Red shirt.
Speaker B: English.
Speaker A: Uh,
Speaker B: Happy Konila.
Speaker A: And then.
Speaker B: I'm proud of you. Of them. Why? Why? I'm proud of them because I'm a product. No. And my mother is a teacher.
Speaker A: Ah, your mother.
Speaker B: Yeah.
Speaker A: Okay.
Speaker B: My mother's a teacher. My cousin is the originate in Anaba. So I'M very happy. Uh, teachers. If given a chance to go back and to study again. Uh, teacher. Teacher. I think I'm a very strict.
Speaker A: Very strict teacher. Yeah.
Speaker B: Concessionaire.
Speaker A: Retired teacher. Uh, so let's proceed to add the next. Okay. And, um, next is targeted. Kangsheng. Nurse Bayou.
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