Pasig River Ferry Adventure kasama sina Susan Enriquez at Empoy Marquez! (Full Episode) | I Juander
Aired (August 18, 2024): Susan Enriquez at Empoy Marquez, ililibot tayo sa iba’t ibang lugar sa kamaynilaan sakay ang… Pasig River Ferry! Panoorin ang video.
Hosted by veteran journalists Susan Enriquez, ‘I Juander’ uncovers the truth behind widely-accepted Filipino customs, beliefs, and questions.
Watch 'I Juander' every Sunday, 8:00 PM on GTV. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #iJuanderGTV
Hosted by veteran journalists Susan Enriquez, ‘I Juander’ uncovers the truth behind widely-accepted Filipino customs, beliefs, and questions.
Watch 'I Juander' every Sunday, 8:00 PM on GTV. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #iJuanderGTV
Category
😹
FunTranscript
00:00I
00:30I
00:48Fuck a wonder that I met my devote mula pasig hanggang, Manila
00:52I
00:59Bear with the twist, I'll make you put a yosaka in a very
01:07Graduation graduation guy, sir. I'm a push-up. Oh, yeah
01:14I'm fine. I'm the part you're I want anything. I'm a salad. I'm on satire
01:19I'm gonna tie it on sat on a station. Let's go
01:26But if I give it in and even if I'm passionate
01:34No, I'm not gonna get my top and I'm not gonna inhale go to the exit
01:42Oh, yeah, I'm a food trip
01:49Oh
01:53I'm gonna die in it. Oh, wait. I'm a tanja man
01:56I'm gonna kind of it. Oh, it's a song. Oh my god. We'll walk out. It's a monga
02:01It's a little barbecue. I'm gonna make a barbecue
02:10Mommy, so I don't have to have a little more
02:12Oh
02:42That's why tonight, we will know and visit some destinations in some stations that are really close to Juan.
02:52I wonder, to avoid traffic, to take a ferry in the city.
02:59Who would have thought that in the middle of Manila, there is a ferry in the city.
03:04This is the Pasig River Ferry.
03:06There are no foreign passengers in the country.
03:09The Pasig River is used as a transportation to deliver goods.
03:14It is easy for the passengers to go to Manila, the center of Calacalan.
03:19And now, they don't just use ordinary boats to cross the Pasig River.
03:26In 2007, the operation of the ferry in the Pasig River started.
03:30There were only 5 boats or ferries before.
03:33But now, there are 7 more.
03:34Some are big and some are small.
03:3950 passengers can fit in a big ferry.
03:42While the small one can fit 30 people.
03:45Back then, the ferries were air-conditioned.
03:48But the new ferries that are added now,
03:51it's not anymore so that the passengers can enjoy the ride and sightseeing.
03:56The passengers can also sit comfortably inside.
04:05Aside from the new ferries, their stations are also added.
04:11You can travel from Pinagbuhatan, Pasig,
04:14through Guadalupe, Makati, Mandaluyong,
04:17to Escolta, Manila.
04:20In total, the Pasig River is at an hour and a half.
04:25And now, this is our adventure.
04:29Wait a minute, where is Empoy?
04:31Dear Mommy Sue, this pancit is for you.
04:35Love, love, love.
04:37Empoy.
04:43Yes, Mommy Sue, I have something for you.
04:46I have a pancit that I left.
04:48I hope you like it because it's so delicious.
04:53The schedule of the ferry is from 7 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon.
04:56It passes through 12 stations.
04:59Even though other stations changed and added more ferries,
05:03it doesn't change that it's still free for the passengers to ride.
05:08The departure time is 1.30.
05:11I feel like we're in another country.
05:14And we're going to Taana Station.
05:17Let's go!
05:21There's an aircon.
05:23There's an aircon.
05:25There are 50 passengers in the ferry that we're riding to Santa Ana.
05:35On the trip, I met the passengers Joy and Ina.
05:40Ina has been riding the ferry for 2 years.
05:43Why do you ride everyday?
05:45Aside from the free ride, it's very comfortable because
05:48when I go out, when I go to the market, I go straight.
05:54Joy also rides the ferry when she goes to the worship service.
05:58Do you always ride here?
06:00Every Friday, I go to Quiapo.
06:03What about today, Tuesday?
06:05Today, Tuesday, because I have an appointment.
06:07Why do you ride here?
06:09Because it's free.
06:11I was able to save about 45 minutes.
06:14Really?
06:16Because I'm only here in Makati.
06:19Father Christopher is also a witness to the history of Pasig Ferry.
06:23He's been working at the ferry station for 11 years.
06:26In the past, there weren't many houses around.
06:31MMDA is in charge of Pasig River Ferry.
06:34Because of his work at the ferry,
06:36Father Christopher was able to protect the education of his children.
06:40I was able to help my family because I have 5 children.
06:43I was able to graduate.
06:45I also had a good achievement here at Pasig River Ferry.
06:49Here, I was able to say goodbye to my schooling mom.
06:53Finally, I was able to graduate with a B.S. in Criminology
06:59in the past month.
07:06Before we change topics,
07:08we will have our wonders challenged first.
07:11One minute, one question.
07:14Alright.
07:16Here we go.
07:18Let's see how we will answer our challenges.
07:20Mommy Sua, you still have a challenge?
07:22What are your questions?
07:24I will answer them here.
07:27Can I call a friend?
07:33Where can you find Binondo and Chinatown?
07:37Where can you find them?
07:39Escolta.
07:41Mommy Sua,
07:43where can you find Pasig Ferry Station?
07:46It's at Laguna de Bay.
07:48Wait, let's ask the staff at the back.
07:53Pasig Ferry, Laguna Bay, where is it?
07:57Pinagbuhatan.
07:58Pinagbuhatan?
07:59Kamay?
08:00Sorry, no.
08:01Mpoy, it seems like they are the ones answering for you.
08:05Did you notice, Mommy Sua?
08:07Mommy Sua, this is not allowed.
08:09I'm the only one like this.
08:10You need to do it too.
08:12Mpoy, you even asked me.
08:15We got caught there.
08:17I asked for help, but I got caught.
08:19Where is the station where passengers go down to Jonesbridge and Binondo?
08:26Escolta.
08:28This station is named after a famous university in the Philippines.
08:34P.O.P.
08:36What station is considered to be the center of Pasig River Ferry?
08:43Guadalupe.
08:45This is the first station in Pasig and near Laguna de Bay.
08:50Pinagbuhatan?
08:52Mommy Sua, you're so smart.
08:55And because of that, you will get a fishbowl from the people there.
08:58I mean, from those who ride the Ferry.
09:05I wonder, before I go around and enjoy the Pasig Ferry.
09:15Where is Mpoy?
09:17Sir, I'm here.
09:21Wow, you know me so well.
09:26This is my second episode of the shooting of I Wonder.
09:29So now, we're getting ready and we're inside the van.
09:34We're going to have a feast.
09:36Alright, Ka-Wonder.
09:38Alright.
09:45They're so laughter, man.
09:49Mpoy, camera rolling, action.
09:51Mpoy, camera rolling, action.
09:57The first station of Pasig Ferry is Pinagbuhatan if you're from the South.
10:05Mpoy's assignment.
10:12Please come in, sir.
10:17Congratulations.
10:18Congratulations, guys.
10:19Sir, why do you ride the Ferry?
10:21It's more comfortable because we're going to Manila.
10:25Yes.
10:26And it's free.
10:27Oh, it's just free?
10:28Yes, it's free.
10:29Okay, thank you.
10:30Sir, what's your shampoo?
10:39Alright, Ka-Wonder.
10:41We're here at Pinagbuhatan.
10:43Did you know what?
10:44Here at Pinagbuhatan, there's a 72-year-old delicious pancit.
10:50That's where we're going now.
10:52Wait, I think I smell it.
10:54I think it's here.
10:56No, it's there.
10:58I think it's here.
11:00Come on, follow me.
11:03Sir, do you know where's the best place to eat pancit?
11:08Of course, I understand.
11:10The best pancit.
11:11Right here?
11:12Yes, there.
11:13I'm so thirsty.
11:14Can I buy a coconut?
11:16Do you want plastic?
11:17No, that's okay.
11:20Who's paying?
11:21Give the change.
11:24Love you, brother.
11:31If you go down to Pinagbuhatan Station,
11:34you won't be able to resist going to Ado's Panciteria.
11:38It's only been 72 years since pancit has been eaten.
11:44This tradition continues with Chef Alfredo Leshio.
11:50Now, I'm going to teach you how to cook pancit.
11:54Are you ready?
11:57Dad added margarine and garlic oil.
12:08There.
12:09Dad broke an egg.
12:11He broke two eggs.
12:13How many eggs should be broken?
12:16It depends on the order.
12:18Two orders or three orders.
12:20This is the chicharron.
12:22There.
12:24It adds a lot of atmosphere.
12:26That's what makes it delicious.
12:28There, we can see dad mixing the pancit.
12:32But this is really different.
12:34The pancit has chicharron, right?
12:36He's adding pancit.
12:44There.
12:45Should the heat be just right or just right?
12:49Yes, but it's not toasted yet.
12:52About three weeks?
12:55No, about two weeks.
12:56Just two weeks?
12:57Dad is so good.
12:58He's better than us.
13:01There.
13:03I know you're not going to pass that.
13:09After dad taught us how to cook different kinds of pancit,
13:15of course, we're going to taste it.
13:17Before we taste it, I'm going to give you a trivia.
13:21My favorite pancit is...
13:24Sorry, I thought it was camera 3.
13:27Lomi, of course.
13:28There.
13:29I like this.
13:30Let's taste it.
13:31Let's put it under.
13:40And the good thing about this,
13:41as you can see,
13:43while you're eating,
13:44the ingredients are walking out one by one.
13:47Just like the barbecue.
13:48Did you see the barbecue walk earlier?
13:54Chili, thank you.
13:55There's a walking hand.
13:57There's a walking hand here.
13:58Chili, guys.
14:02It's like you want to touch it.
14:06So, where are you going next?
14:08We're here at Pinagbuhatan,
14:10and we're going to Escolta now.
14:13So, guys, let's go?
14:15Let's go!
14:24From Pinagbuhatan to Escolta,
14:26if you take a ferry,
14:27it will take more than an hour and a half
14:29to travel 20 kilometers.
14:34If you take a public road,
14:36it will take more than two hours
14:38to travel 30 kilometers.
14:42That's why Pinagbuhatan is faster
14:44to Escolta
14:45if you take a ferry.
14:47The good thing about my experience here on the ferry
14:51is that it's adventurous
14:54and you can get here easily.
14:57And here's another wonder.
14:59You might think it's free.
15:01It's cheap.
15:02But it's true.
15:03It's free.
15:07Congratulations, Carlos Hulo.
15:09This is a different station.
15:12Wait, employee.
15:13That's Carlos Yulo, not Hulo.
15:18Did you see what I saw?
15:19There, right?
15:20The one behind you earlier,
15:21we passed it.
15:22But the thing is,
15:25it's not allowed to take pictures.
15:27There, it's out of focus again.
15:29But I have a picture.
15:32That's what I saw.
15:34There's an island and a building.
15:36That's what's big, right?
15:41The management of PASIG
15:43is encouraging you to ride the ferry more carefully.
15:46We will add more stations
15:48that will connect to the routes
15:52of the jeepneys and bus stations.
15:54Aside from saving on transportation,
15:56it also saves on time.
15:57So for those who want to ride
15:59and go to Quiapo,
16:01which is from PASIG,
16:02Makati, and Mandaluyong,
16:04you can ride our ferry here.
16:06It's free.
16:16Wanderers,
16:17we're going to Escolta
16:19to ride the ferry PASIG.
16:22We came from Pinagbuhatan.
16:25Imagine, end to end.
16:27In English, somewhere to somewhere.
16:31Aside from the ferry captain,
16:33there are also Philippine Coast Guard on standby.
16:36They are also wearing safety jackets
16:38while the number of passengers is light.
16:46It's a nice experience for me
16:48because sometimes,
16:50when you're scared,
16:51you'll be able to fight it.
16:53Just like this,
16:54if I'm scared of water,
16:56if I'm scared of experiences like this,
16:58or places that I haven't been to.
17:06Thank you for enjoying the ride,
17:08Empoy.
17:11It looks like you're already in Escolta.
17:14But wait,
17:16Empoy, wake up!
17:20Why did you fall asleep there?
17:27Escolta trivia first.
17:30Hango,
17:31in Spanish,
17:32Escolta means escort or escort.
17:37Just like Jones Bridge,
17:38the first bridge built in the Pasig River
17:41during the Spanish colonial period.
17:45Are you familiar with the burnt post office?
17:47It's a symbol of communication in the country
17:49for more than a century.
17:56And of course,
17:57in Escolta,
17:58you can also find
18:00one of the favorite pastry shops
18:02that Dr. Jose Rizal,
18:03a well-known Filipino,
18:04runs,
18:05Toho Pansiteria Antigua.
18:12Have you ever wondered
18:15what you can find
18:16in this gigantic time zone in Manila?
18:20So, Ka-wanderers,
18:21we're going to talk about
18:22the office in charge.
18:24Sir,
18:25what's your name again?
18:26My name is Jose Maria Belmonte.
18:29Actually,
18:30at first,
18:31this clock tower
18:33with a window on top
18:35was used by the Filipinos
18:38to see where the Japanese were.
18:41It has a hidden sightseeing.
18:45Yes.
18:46Am I right?
18:47Yes.
18:48You're right.
18:49The clock tower
18:50can reach up to 100 meters.
18:52When you climbed this,
18:54did you inhale or exhale?
18:56In the near future,
18:58we'll have an elevator.
19:01Elevator?
19:02Yes.
19:03Did you spell your elevator?
19:05So, Sir Empoy,
19:06let's go up.
19:07Let's go up?
19:09That's all?
19:10Next time.
19:13Hey, hey, hey, Ka-wanderers!
19:15If you haven't asked yet,
19:17you can ask now.
19:19I really have
19:20a fear of heights.
19:23Oh, heights.
19:27Wait, Mommy Sue.
19:28You know this, right?
19:31Hi, Ka-wanderers.
19:32When we were in Korea,
19:33we were really...
19:34Oh, that's why
19:35this is a new challenge for you.
19:36You need to go up
19:37to the top of Manila Clock Tower Museum
19:39to see its 360-degree view.
19:47What's that?
19:48Is that a knock?
19:54Let's go up.
20:00Ka-wanderers,
20:01do you think I can do this?
20:02The Manila Clock Tower Museum
20:03is a go-to place
20:04in Kainan, Escalante Station.
20:07It's a 20-minute walk away
20:08from Ferry Station.
20:11This museum
20:12was built 96 years ago
20:15and is known as
20:16the largest clock tower in the Philippines.
20:19In Antonio Toledo's design,
20:21this is now the only place
20:22where you can see
20:23the 360-degree view of Manila.
20:28Their museum is open
20:29every Tuesday to Sunday
20:31from 7am to 4.30pm.
20:36So if you want to go hiking...
20:39Ka-wanderers,
20:40we're here.
20:41We're close to the clock tower.
20:43If you want to explore
20:45the rich history of Manila,
20:48you need to go there.
20:51Let's go up.
20:53Let's go up.
20:55You can do it.
20:56Huh?
20:57You can do it.
20:58Me?
20:59Where is that?
21:00Is that the clock tower?
21:01That's the last one.
21:02That's the last one?
21:03Yes.
21:04Ka-wanderers,
21:05do you think I can do this?
21:07But I think we can do it.
21:09Come with me.
21:132044,
21:142045,
21:152046.
21:19It's a bit dizzying.
21:23Here it is, Ka-wanderers.
21:29So, Ka-wanderers,
21:30are you going to join me
21:32in climbing the Manila Clock Tower?
21:35It's easy.
21:36Very, very easy.
21:37And you can do it too.
21:38I can do it.
21:42As you can see, Ka-wanderers,
21:44we drove to several stations of Pasig Ferry.
21:47But we've already reached a lot of stations.
21:49The good thing about my experience here at Ferry
21:53is that it's an adventurous experience.
21:56Then,
21:57aside from that,
21:59you're less late in your destination
22:01and it's easy to get there.
22:06Who are the passengers?
22:07You can ride.
22:10This is not just an answer to a traffic problem.
22:14More than that,
22:15this is a way to bring Juan closer
22:18to the various riches of his country.
22:23In today's traffic,
22:24it's very important that we have alternative vehicles.
22:28So, our fellow countrymen,
22:29this Pasig Ferry can be an alternative vehicle.
22:33I hope we can support it
22:36so that it will become more beautiful
22:39and continue to provide services to our fellow countrymen.
22:44So, Ka-wanderers,
22:45if you have topics or stories that you want to talk about,
22:48just email to iwandergtv at gmail.com.
22:52I am Susan Enriquez.
22:53Follow our social media account, iwander,
22:57on Instagram, Facebook, and X.
23:01I am M. Poy Marquez.
23:02And for Juan's questions,
23:04we will give the answers here at
23:07iWander!