Mga patapon nang pagkain, biyaya para sa ilang pamilya sa Tondo | Reporter’s Notebook
Sa Tondo, Manila, biyaya kung ituring ng ilang residente ang mga tira-tira at patapong pagkain mula sa mga fastfood chain at restaurant. Ang mga pagpag na pagkain kasi, hindi lang panlaman tiyan kundi pagkakakitaan din ang hatid sa kanila. Muling balikan ang kanilang kuwento sa video na ito.
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00:00 [Motorcycle engine]
00:14 After a long search, they managed to collect half of the bag of rice.
00:19 [Music]
00:23 Even though he hasn't arrived home yet, he was already visited by my grandson Jerry Boy, who is only 11 years old.
00:29 [Music]
00:32 Upon arrival, Jerry Boy immediately opened the bag of rice.
00:37 [Music]
00:39 Because of the hunger that morning, Jerry Boy was unable to wash the leftover food, such as fried chicken.
00:47 He also ate other toys.
00:50 [Music]
00:56 How do you know if it's clean?
00:59 There are other ways.
01:02 It's really good.
01:04 If it's not clean, you can eat it.
01:07 You can eat it.
01:09 So those are the ones you have chosen?
01:12 Yes.
01:13 If it's not clean, we don't put it in the rice cooker.
01:23 That's why I'm working hard to provide for my grandchildren.
01:29 I'm always thinking of what to do.
01:32 When I'm forced to work, I have a lot of things to give.
01:37 Because they are their parents, they are also eating.
01:40 They don't want to ask for anything because this is what's really important to us.
01:44 [Music]
01:50 After eating the leftover chicken, Grandma Corazon gave the bread she saw to her grandchildren.
01:56 [Music]
02:02 But you can see from the condition of the bread that these are already expired.
02:07 I'm worried because it's small.
02:12 Because if it's not sour, it's not sour.
02:17 [Music]
02:25 Where are you going to bring it?
02:27 There.
02:28 What do you want there?
02:29 To sell.
02:30 To sell or to cook?
02:32 To sell.
02:33 To sell?
02:34 [Music]
02:41 Jerry Boy brought the leftover bread to the store of the bread that was already cooked by Annabel Lazaro.
02:48 [Music]
02:54 Grandma Corazon paid Php 20 for the bread that was already collected.
02:58 [Music]
03:03 Annabel was already preparing what she will cook.
03:06 [Music]
03:08 What kind of dishes are you making?
03:10 Fried food.
03:12 We're washing it well.
03:16 [Music]
03:19 Because we eat it too.
03:21 I said, "I'm tired."
03:24 I'm going to the hospital.
03:26 At first?
03:27 I'm going to the hospital.
03:29 I said, "I have tissues."
03:30 Then I said, "I'm washing it."
03:33 Even if I'm still in the hospital, I'm still happy to go there.
03:36 That's it.
03:37 I'm going to clean it.
03:39 We're not sick because if someone is sick, they complain to us.
03:47 [Music]
03:49 Annabel's customers are waiting for her to finish cooking.
03:54 [Music]
04:00 The bread earlier was made into candireta, adobo, and inasal.
04:06 I'm making sambal, tente, and inasal.
04:09 I'm not making anything special.
04:11 I'm just making a guess.
04:13 You're making a lot.
04:15 I'm making a lot.
04:16 My store is cheap.
04:18 I'm not going to sell it.
04:20 It's delicious to make.
04:22 [Music]
04:24 For me, I admit that this is delicious.
04:27 Really?
04:28 But I don't think about it anymore.
04:31 I'm just making it.
04:33 It doesn't affect my stomach.
04:35 If I'm going to clean it, I'll just use a little bit of dirt.
04:38 I might die.
04:39 [Music]
04:41 Jerry Boy also bought 10 pesos worth of adobo.
04:45 This is what they'll be serving for lunch.
04:48 [Music]
04:51 What can we earn?
04:53 We just need to eat.
04:56 We can't make a living from one or two days of adobo.
05:01 We're tired of it.
05:03 We can just buy vegetables.
05:07 If we don't have anything, we can just buy adobo.
05:11 [Music]
05:16 [Music]
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