Suzi Entrata on the early days of Unang Hirit | Surprise Guest with Pia Arcangel
Isa sa OG hosts ng longest running morning show na Unang Hirit at kilalang Mars ng bayan, walang iba kung hindi si Suzi Entrata. Ang kanyang hosting journey, fitspiration at personal life ibabahagi sa latest episode ng Surprise Guest with Pia Arcangel.
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00:00Surprise!
00:02Surprise!
00:04It's just a game!
00:06You don't have to guess anymore, right?
00:08You just have to tell the story.
00:10There you are!
00:12I'm so happy! I'm okay!
00:14I'm so excited to see you on screen.
00:18And knowing that you're our surprise guest,
00:20I forgot to tell our listeners and
00:22well, I'm sure the viewers can see, but
00:24I forgot to tell our listeners who our surprise guest is.
00:26Of course!
00:28Other than Suzy Entrata-Abrera,
00:30of course, of Morning Fame.
00:34Yes, for a long time.
00:36Yes, for a long time, right?
00:38How long has it been, Suzy?
00:40It's going to be the 25th year this December.
00:42We will be celebrating the 25th.
00:44Because the 25th is also the birthday of UH.
00:46Because at the same time,
00:48the year it started, you're already there.
00:50Yes, I was born the year it started.
00:52I'm kidding.
00:54Definitely, and the year before that,
00:56I joined the previous morning show
00:58which was Mornings at GMA.
01:00So a few of us, we crossed over
01:02to when they reformatted it
01:04to Unang Hirit.
01:06Because back in the day, the morning shows
01:08were actually more business-oriented.
01:10The morning show was in English.
01:12So it was for people
01:14who were on their way to work
01:16because there were stock markets.
01:18Absolutely.
01:20Up to now, I don't know about
01:22the stock market.
01:24This is where I ended up
01:26in this version of the morning show.
01:28But yeah, that's how it was.
01:30When they started out, it was Tito Mon Esberto.
01:32He's the true godfather of morning TV, I think.
01:34And he would do the show
01:36in one of the buildings in Makati.
01:38And it'll just be himself
01:40and maybe he has a co-host.
01:42And then that's it.
01:44They would talk about mostly business
01:46as it's an English language.
01:48And then they did Mornings at GMA
01:50and it became a bit English.
01:52And when they became Taglish,
01:54the English speakers topped out
01:56because they couldn't do it anymore.
01:58We need to speak Tagalog here.
02:02It's a good thing you're very versatile.
02:04It's possible.
02:06Actually, Paolo Bejones came to me
02:08because he was the one who was in the morning show.
02:10And he was also leaving
02:12to do a different show.
02:14So he was looking for a guy and a girl
02:16who can speak Tagalog.
02:18And he got Ryan Agoncillo
02:20to replace Paolo.
02:22And then got me to replace Cher Calvin
02:24because Cher is really English.
02:26She's Filang.
02:28So she couldn't do the newscast
02:30in Tagalog. So they got me.
02:32In Mornings at GMA,
02:34you had a lifestyle segment?
02:36Or were you doing the news?
02:38No, I was the newscaster.
02:40What?
02:42Oh my gosh, we've known each other for a long time.
02:44I just realized
02:46what does Suzy do in the mornings?
02:48And what was your segment?
02:50Wow, you were doing the news!
02:52Because Cher Calvin,
02:54that was her assignment.
02:56She was doing the main news.
02:58Tito Juan was doing the business news.
03:00Tisha Silang was doing the international news.
03:02And Paolo was doing
03:04the sports news, etc.
03:06But also, they would do features and interviews as well.
03:08So it was a four-man show
03:10where they would do everything.
03:12They had assignments for both news and features.
03:14So your assignment was hard news?
03:16Yes.
03:18Until somebody figured out that
03:20this is not the girl
03:22for this job.
03:26Why not?
03:28It's just that you had other interests
03:30and other likes.
03:32I think my personality is a little more casual.
03:34And also because I freaked out
03:36in a news report.
03:38I could be mistaken.
03:40I think it was Matthew Fahatin.
03:42He had a video of
03:44a raid that happened
03:46the night before or during the evening.
03:48And so he was annotating it.
03:50So we could only see the video
03:52of this guy who was being followed by the police.
03:54He entered a room
03:56at a door.
03:58The camera didn't follow him.
04:00The camera stayed outside.
04:02And then whoever the reporter was annotating this,
04:04there was a gunshot.
04:06This is live?
04:08Yes, live annotation.
04:10So I freaked out because of that scene.
04:12And I was like,
04:14what is this?
04:16How did this happen?
04:18Tito Mon was behind the camera
04:20and he was like going, relax.
04:22He was going like that because
04:24I was really rattled.
04:26They didn't take me out of the job
04:28because of that.
04:30It was just because we reformatted
04:32the first part.
04:34The reformat was just right.
04:36So when the first part came,
04:38were you still doing hard news
04:40or lifestyle?
04:42No more, lifestyle.
04:44We got Martin Andanar.
04:46He was our newscaster before Martin.
04:48He was the one who did the hard news for us.
04:50Tito Mon also
04:52joined us for just a couple of months.
04:54And then it was harder for him
04:56because the show became an hour earlier.
04:58So Tito Mon had a corporate job.
05:00So he couldn't
05:02really work
05:04until the whole day of business.
05:06And then Tish, it was hard for her
05:08because the UH was purely Tagalog.
05:10Oh, okay.
05:12And then Arnold
05:14became the main guy
05:16and then Mickey Furyals.
05:18Miriam Kiambao was also on the show.
05:20So you were the OG.
05:22The OG morning girl.
05:24Morning show host.
05:26And very blessed because
05:28in our business, we know
05:30shows come and go.
05:32Sometimes even if it's doing well,
05:34you wonder if it's okay.
05:36That's the flavor that people are looking for.
05:38So that show will be gone.
05:40But I guess Unang Hirit,
05:42thankfully, has been around for so long.
05:44We're like bubblegum.
05:46In terms of longevity.
05:48So how lucky you are
05:50to be a part of that show.
05:52Like me, I'm still working.
05:54I'm so grateful, of course.
05:56And it's a very special connection,
05:58special bond, I think, that Unang Hirit hosts
06:00have with viewers.
06:02You really feel like
06:04you'll get to know each other.
06:06Yes.
06:08I'm sure you've experienced that
06:10when you're outside, in a mall,
06:12someone calls you Suzy.
06:14Do you think, is she my friend?
06:16Do I really know her?
06:18You're right. And in that tone,
06:20like a friend that you see.
06:22Hey, Suzy!
06:24Or when we're remote
06:26in the barangays,
06:28they're like,
06:30Hey, Suzy, morning!
06:32It's part of their morning.
06:34And when people say,
06:36how long were you on UH?
06:38Certainly not as long as you.
06:40You know what?
06:42I think it seemed like it was long,
06:44but it actually was short.
06:46Maybe two or three years.
06:48Yes.
06:50But it's hard.
06:52Yes.
06:54That's why
06:56Ivan and Maris are amazed
06:58that after the show,
07:00it's a full day.
07:02They can't take a nap or anything, right?
07:04Yes, exactly.
07:06You can't take a nap in the Senate hearing
07:08or the Congress hearing.
07:10Although I'm sure they want to sometimes,
07:12but they can't.
07:14But you know, what I always say is,
07:16once a part of UH, always a part of UH.
07:18And that's evident in the Christmas parties.
07:20Correct.
07:22Marriages, weddings, debuts.
07:24Yes, that's also true.
07:26And it's nice to see everybody,
07:28even if we don't have similar schedules
07:30or the same schedules anymore.
07:32That's it.
07:34But yes, the affinity is still the same.
07:36Same as before.
07:38And you know one thing I remember
07:40before I started doing Unang Hirit,
07:42because I was doing the graveyard shift
07:44in the news.
07:46So my duty was 12 midnight to 8 am.
07:48So if it's around 4 or 5 am,
07:50I'm already in the studio,
07:52I can see everyone arriving.
07:54I always feel like,
07:56they're not sleepy.
07:58Right?
08:00Unang Hirit,
08:02I always say also,
08:04it's hard to wake up,
08:06but once you're in the show,
08:08you're happy.
08:10And it's not fake or contrived.
08:12It's just good vibes and all.
08:14You're right.
08:16In the morning,
08:18I want to go back to bed.
08:20And when you arrive,
08:22you're happy.
08:24And it doesn't stop.
08:26The openings of the show
08:28are different throughout the year.
08:30So there was a time that all of us are there
08:32at the opening.
08:34And all of us have a line to say.
08:36For example,
08:38we're 7, you're 8.
08:40So take turns.
08:42Well, I was waiting for my turn one time.
08:44As in, I was really waiting
08:46at the opening.
08:48At the set.
08:50At the live TV.
08:52Because I thought,
08:54the camera wouldn't focus on me.
08:56Because it's a solo shot.
08:58And I saw Tita Kors.
09:00Tita Kory Mandiola.
09:02I heard her.
09:04And she was like,
09:06hey, Susie, wake up.
09:08She couldn't believe that I
09:10wanted to sleep during the opening.
09:14Wait, was this with Leona,
09:16the main actress?
09:18I think so, yeah.
09:20So it's understandable
09:22if she's the main actress.
09:24I guess, or any pregnancy.
09:26Because she's sleepy.
09:28I don't know if you remember that with Miki.
09:30She's like a jet lag.
09:32Kind of sleepy.
09:34She's like, oh, I want to sleep right away.
09:36That's how I would feel.
09:38So the morning show was kind of hard
09:40because I dried myself.
09:42So after the show,
09:44I took a nap
09:46before going home because I live far
09:48from the studio.
09:50So I would sleep first, by the way,
09:52then nap somewhere before going home
09:54because I was sleepy during the break.
09:56I was really amazed
09:58by your energy, Susie.
10:00Because usually, after the show,
10:02you're sleepy.
10:04I don't know.
10:0610 minutes before 8 AM,
10:08you feel like you're going down
10:10and you're in a hurry to go home.
10:12But you're having breakfast,
10:14coffee.
10:16Yes. Is that also to avoid traffic?
10:18I guess, in a sense.
10:20And also because the malls are still closed.
10:22Because that's where
10:24you'll go after the show.
10:26Yes, because that's where I'll either
10:28go grocery shopping or work out.
10:30It's usually in a mall, and the malls open at 10.
10:32Some are open at 11.
10:34So after the show, I really can't go anywhere.
10:36Because that's how it ends early.
10:38So I'll be there for a while.
10:40We'll chat, have coffee and stuff
10:42before I start leaving GMA.
10:44Maybe around 9 or 9.30.
10:46I'll be there by 10.30 or 11.
10:48Something like that.
10:50That's how it is.
10:52You'll have a lot to do with your day.
10:54Because that's how it ends early.
10:56So if there are sales, I'll be there first
10:58because I'm leaving GMA.
11:00Wow.
11:02And also the online sales,
11:04because you're up early.
11:06Yes.
11:08You're really awake.
11:11So in your 25 years
11:13of waking up early,
11:15as in extra early,
11:17what kind of routine have you developed?
11:19I know that you're
11:21a very fit person.
11:23I try.
11:25You have to have the discipline
11:27to maintain that kind of lifestyle.
11:29Also because right now,
11:31I'm only doing this one show.
11:33So I really do have a lot of time on my hands.
11:35Technically speaking, I have no excuse
11:37to not find the time
11:39to exercise.
11:41When people do compliment me and say,
11:43Oh, you're so fit and you're so like that.
11:45It's good that you're working out.
11:47Usually, for example, she's a doctor.
11:49Because I'm not a doctor.
11:51What I mean is,
11:53you do a lot in a day.
11:55Or I don't go to the office.
11:57So those people, whenever they do
11:59find the time to exercise,
12:01I'm more strict with them.
12:03Because what time do they look for?
12:05Is it before your morning commute to the office?
12:07Or is it after a full day
12:09you've already spent working at the office?
12:11Are you still going to work out?
12:13Or are you just going to sleep?
12:15So kudos to those
12:17who find the time to work out
12:19because they don't have the time.
12:21Or they don't have as much time as I do.
12:23But have you always been
12:25a very active person?
12:27I know that you did game plan,
12:29which means the start of your career,
12:31you're very active.
12:33Were you athletic when you were young?
12:35Yes, as in,
12:37even if there's a bike race
12:39between neighbors.
12:41Anything like that.
12:43Like a 15-meter sprint
12:45where we're the only ones
12:47wearing flip flops.
12:49Or even in school,
12:51I was a swimmer also because my family,
12:53my dad comes from a family of swimmers.
12:55So all of us really had to know how to swim.
12:57So we took swimming lessons
12:59during the summer.
13:01So when there's a swimming competition
13:03in high school, grade school,
13:05I really joined. I joined competitions
13:07and then I got into volleyball also.
13:09I joined the grade school and high school varsity.
13:11Things like that.
13:13I was into soccer for a while,
13:15so I joined. I didn't have a girls team at the time
13:17in the CSA, or maybe there was.
13:19But I was joining a boys team
13:21with my other girlfriend.
13:23It was really hard.
13:25I thought...
13:27I thought I was having a hard time jogging.
13:29There was a time when I got strong
13:31and I joined both the swimming varsity
13:33and the volleyball varsity.
13:37And that lasted a week.
13:39I almost died.
13:43Monday, Wednesday, Friday is volleyball training.
13:45Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday is swim training.
13:47So I tried to do that.
13:49I almost... I couldn't.
13:51That's intense. So which one did you choose?
13:53Volleyball.
13:55Until I got kicked out of school.
13:57My volleyball coach
13:59in CSA.
14:01You got kicked out of the team,
14:03not the school.
14:05No, you're right.
14:07Thank you for making that clarification.
14:09Maybe our listeners will think.
14:11I know that you had a high school reunion
14:13and you were really happy there.
14:15Yes, you're right.
14:17Always a fun reunion in CSA.
14:19But I got kicked out because
14:21the games that
14:23enter school are on Saturdays.
14:25And then I have a really good friend,
14:27Jeffrey, who's in the band.
14:29So on Saturdays,
14:31they either practice or perform.
14:33We always have fun
14:35at the mall.
14:37So, let's go.
14:39Don't go with her.
14:41So I joined her.
14:43After a while,
14:45my coach,
14:47Ms. Vita, told me
14:49this is your last time.
14:51Next time you're in the game, you're out of the team.
14:53She gave me fair warning, truly.
14:55During the reunions,
14:57she's still working in CSA.
14:59Every time she sees me,
15:01she thinks it's because I kept doing cheerleading.
15:03I was also, for a while,
15:05the head cheerleader.
15:07Yes, yes, yes.
15:09The cheerleading styles are different.
15:11Not like the ones that you see now.
15:13Like Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders.
15:15Oh, that's too far.
15:17That's like Netflix.
15:19That's not true.
15:21We're more jazz-based.
15:23Our moves are different.
15:25Until there was a new student
15:27from the States, Vanessa.
15:29Then she came to CSA.
15:31She's from the States.
15:33She incorporated the new moves.
15:35She became the head cheerleader
15:37of the fourth year.
15:41I was kicked out again.
15:45The way you describe
15:47your high school life,
15:49you're the quintessential
15:51popular kid.
15:53Cheerleader.
15:55Volleyball player.
15:57Friends with guys in the band.
16:01I remember, weren't you
16:03prom queen or Miss CSA?
16:05Miss CSA.
16:07Binebining CSA.
16:09Wow, Suzy, it's your turn.
16:11She surprised me.
16:13I was the one who won.
16:15Then I realized,
16:17the question and answer portion is important.
16:21That's where it happened.
16:27Do you remember the question?
16:29Do you remember?
16:31Wow, that's a good question.
16:35Binebining CSA
16:37is put together by the
16:39Adeo Datos Foundation.
16:41The Adeo Datos Foundation supports scholars.
16:43The scholars that we have are
16:45I can't remember if they were high school scholars
16:47or college scholars.
16:49What I said was
16:51how do you think we can improve
16:53the program of the Adeo Datos
16:55Foundation?
16:57To be able to
16:59start them younger.
17:01To include them in grade school,
17:03education in CSA,
17:05up to high school, preparing them even more for college.
17:09Anyway, the school is already there.
17:11To get them started
17:13earlier, to incorporate more
17:15scholars from the very beginning.
17:17That's it.
17:19Good answer. That's why you won
17:21Binebining CSA.
17:23I was doing my own stuff.
17:25Sportswear,
17:27high ponytail,
17:29evening gown,
17:31hairspray.
17:33Send us a picture,
17:35Suzy. Send us a picture.
17:37Do you still have it?
17:39I'm sure I have it.
17:41I'm sure I found it
17:43and took a picture of it
17:45in my album, my throwback album.
17:47I'm gonna send it.
17:49I only have one picture, I think.
17:51Wow.
17:53Just for my curiosity.
17:55I had very long hair.
17:57I wore my hair
17:59very long for quite a while
18:01until I started working
18:03more in GMA because
18:05Neil Gumban didn't like my long hair.
18:07So I had to...
18:09It's long.
18:11Yes, it's like that.
18:13Because Tisha already had long hair.
18:15Maybe he didn't want
18:17to have long hair.
18:19So I eventually cut my hair.
18:21But for the longest time, I wore it very long.
18:23When you say it was very long,
18:25as in up to half of your head?
18:27Like a sambra line.
18:29Wow.
18:31It's really long.
18:33As in long hair.
18:35Was it always your dream,
18:37your goal to be on TV,
18:39to be a part of the broadcast industry?
18:41I don't think so.
18:43I was always the MC in school.
18:45I'm not surprised.
18:47Right?
18:49And you're a volunteer.
18:51I would join when I was in
18:53grade school. I remember my parents
18:55always being there for me, of course.
18:57Declanation contests.
18:59English or Tagalog, I would join.
19:01And then there's this one girl.
19:03Her name is Judith.
19:05I mentioned her a lot in this podcast.
19:07She's so good.
19:09Super, super good.
19:11As soon as she joined,
19:13I was in second place.
19:15Was it your first time in second place?
19:17No, I was always in second place.
19:19One time, she got sick.
19:21She abstained.
19:23I won.
19:25But she was that good.
19:27Eventually, she moved schools.
19:29And then she came back to the school
19:31because she became part of the debate team.
19:33Because she's really good at speaking.
19:35That's why she joined. That's why she won.
19:37I guess ever since,
19:39I can speak Tagalog.
19:41I can do both English and Tagalog.
19:43I grew up Tagalog.
19:45We didn't speak English at home, really.
19:47We knew how to speak English,
19:49but we were always Tagalog in the house.
19:51But when I was doing Game Planet,
19:53it was an English show.
19:55I was super English then.
19:57People were like,
19:59do you know how to speak Tagalog?
20:01Oh my gosh!
20:03I've been pretending to be Tagalog for a long time.
20:05Oh my gosh! I've been pretending to be Tagalog for a long time.
20:07That's why Benjones,
20:09when he asked me to join Morning,
20:11he said,
20:13but this is Tagalog.
20:15The newscast is in Tagalog.
20:17Do you know how to speak Tagalog?
20:19I said, I'm Tagalog.
20:21He said, but why in Game Planet?
20:23The format of Game Planet is English.
20:25Of course, I can speak English.
20:27Because before, I would do both shows.
20:29The Morning show, which was in Tagalog,
20:31and Game Planet, which was in English.
20:33So, I can just switch easily.
20:35I would do the Morning show,
20:37then we would do the Game Planet,
20:39Tagalog in the morning, English in the afternoon.
20:41But after a while,
20:43because the show is in Tagalog,
20:45sometimes when I speak English,
20:47people would ask me,
20:49do you know how to speak English?
20:51It's almost like a muscle.
20:53If you don't practice it often,
20:55I would give up.
20:57I wouldn't speak English to my children
20:59and my husband.
21:01That's why I don't practice it often.
21:05They're already old,
21:07they can understand you.
21:09Yes, they should understand me.
21:11Because when they're outside,
21:13they can't understand what I'm saying.
21:15It was too late when we realized that.
21:17Paolo is from an English household.
21:19So, he really speaks English.
21:21That's why QTV was like that before.
21:23Their show was in English,
21:25then they made it in Tagalog.
21:27QTV switched for a while.
21:29In the beginning,
21:31it should be a different channel
21:33from G&E.
21:35So, to make it different, it was more English.
21:37Then suddenly,
21:39we made it in Tagalog.
21:41Good luck to Paolo's VOs.
21:43He could always be valid.
21:45He said, I know how to speak Tagalog.
21:47I said, but I can't speak Tagalog fluently.
21:49The way we do,
21:51when you guys do the news,
21:53don't use words like that
21:55when you talk regularly with another person.
21:57It's like,
21:59you're not doing that.
22:01It's difficult for him.
22:03So, we have three daughters.
22:05There's Leona, there's Jade.
22:07They're English.
22:09Then we realized that
22:11they might have a hard time in the future.
22:13I said,
22:15I grew up in Tagalog.
22:17At home.
22:19But when I grew older,
22:21I can speak English.
22:23Nela, let's make her Tagalog.
22:25So, Nela is our youngest.
22:27She's the oldest.
22:29I don't know where she's from.
22:31She's from a recessive genes.
22:33She's Paolo's aunt.
22:35We're the same age.
22:37My mom is the oldest.
22:39She's the oldest.
22:41But when you talk to her,
22:43she speaks super Tagalog.
22:45I thought she was English.
22:47But in the end, she adjusted to her siblings.
22:49She's like that.
22:51They're all English now.
22:53Maybe they're already Tagalog.
22:55But I encourage them, ask me questions.
22:57Ask me what certain words are.
22:59If you don't understand it,
23:01ask me.
23:03This is the best chance for you.
23:05They'll realize that
23:07you don't know how to speak Tagalog.
23:09That's what they say.
23:11You can't be sold.
23:13It shouldn't be like that.
23:15Now that they moved to big schools,
23:17they encounter more Tagalog classmates.
23:19Which helps them.
23:21Because they have more now.
23:23Yes, because their school was small.
23:25Small school, small classroom,
23:27small class.
23:29And they're all English speakers.
23:31So good luck.
23:33They're exposed to Tagalog.
23:35I'm embarrassed sometimes.
23:37Because they're my children.
23:39I'm so good at Tagalog.
23:41But my kids aren't.
23:43I feel like I mistook them.
23:45That's why my listeners
23:47sometimes feel embarrassed
23:49when they grew up in America
23:51but their family kept talking
23:53to the children in Tagalog.
23:55They still speak Tagalog.
23:57All around, they speak English.
23:59If that's the case, blame Paolo.
24:01I know, that's why I stay out of it.
24:03This is their father. He's English.
24:07Oh, but you mentioned
24:09the kids are all grown up.
24:11Leona is 21.
24:13Let's backtrack a bit
24:15and talk about how you and Paolo
24:17first met and got together.
24:19We saw most of it on TV, right?
24:21Because I remember
24:23Game Plan Days,
24:25we always said,
24:27Suzy and Paolo are really in real life.
24:29Oh!
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25:23Let's backtrack a bit
25:25and talk about how you and Paolo
25:27first met and got together.
25:29We saw most of it on TV, right?
25:31Because I remember
25:33Game Plan Days,
25:35we always said,
25:37Suzy and Paolo are really in real life.
25:39Oh!
25:41Is that right?
25:43But we never
25:45showed that.
25:47They would always just sort of surmise
25:49except if they knew that we were dating.
25:51But the viewers were like,
25:53they're not acting like they're together.
25:57When we finally got married,
25:59some people were like,
26:01I knew it.
26:03There was another sports show before.
26:05The host was a boyfriend.
26:07They really
26:09showed their relationship
26:11on cam as a couple.
26:13As a sporty couple.
26:15People are always just like,
26:17are they together or not?
26:19Eventually, we had our wedding
26:21and it was featured on Game Plan.
26:23Why did I find out
26:25that someone was gossiping about me?
26:27Maybe.
26:29You're so much younger.
26:31Did you used to watch our show?
26:33I was in college, yes.
26:35How old were you when you started
26:37doing Game Plan?
26:39I was also in college last year.
26:41So 1996.
26:43Then I graduated in 1997.
26:45Then we did the show together
26:47until 2001 when we got married.
26:51I was watching it in college
26:53because I went to college in 1996.
26:55My later years in college.
26:57Yes, I was about to leave.
26:59All the viewers
27:01are like,
27:03she's already in college in 1996?
27:05She's so young.
27:09Did you leave the show
27:11because you're already married?
27:13Yes, in that sense.
27:15Actually, the truth is
27:17when you work for pro,
27:19nobody wants to leave, I think.
27:21It's such a family setting.
27:23We all work together as a team.
27:25People really care about each other.
27:27You get the best training there.
27:29It was really hard for us to meet.
27:31I got so upset the night
27:33we were shooting the last episode.
27:35We were going to turn over to the new batch of hosts
27:37which are Reveal Son,
27:39Tricia, Akiko,
27:41and Carlo Ledesma.
27:43We shot out of town.
27:45Of course, we had a few drinks.
27:47More than a few drinks.
27:51I was crying and crying.
27:55It was so hard to let go, honestly.
27:57But we also knew that
27:59it's time to give a chance to others.
28:01It's time for us to mature
28:03and do other things.
28:05So you did the show
28:07from 1996 to 2001 for 5 years?
28:09Actually, from 1996 to 1997,
28:11I was with Paolo Bejonas
28:13or Mon Castro.
28:15We were the second batch.
28:17Paolo and I were the third batch
28:19and we did that for 4 years.
28:21That's right.
28:23The fourth batch was Reveal Son.
28:25Then we had a fifth batch.
28:27We had a lot of game plans.
28:31So you met Paolo on the show
28:33or you knew him even before then?
28:35I met him on the show
28:37but I was the new batch with Paolo and Mon.
28:39But he was always
28:41hanging out in the prom office
28:43because he was a friend of the producers.
28:45So even though he wasn't hosting the show anymore,
28:47he was always there in the office.
28:49So when we were taping,
28:51we were shooting, he was there sometimes.
28:53I was super, super close to him.
28:55Because
28:57he was like,
28:59look at me today.
29:01I'm sweating.
29:03That's how close we were.
29:05Super, super close.
29:07Were you able to talk to him?
29:09Because sometimes when you're so close,
29:11you can't talk to him.
29:13Correct. Not really.
29:15I was like, hey pao, what's up?
29:17Like that.
29:19Then we were shooting in Subic.
29:21He was my crush.
29:23I know, right?
29:25I couldn't believe it.
29:27He was really my dream guy.
29:29Truth is, I remember telling
29:31Anna Rod, hi Anna!
29:35You know Anna Rod? She was also in GMA for a while.
29:37Yes, of course.
29:39Anna Rod was also my EP.
29:41Artangel, for a few episodes.
29:45So Anna
29:47was the one who brought me into Gameplan.
29:49Because she's a higher batch
29:51for me, maybe two batches.
29:53Then she was in Gameplan.
29:55Then her boyfriend
29:57became the sub-teacher in the school
29:59because I was doing Warangdo,
30:01which is a Korean martial arts.
30:03I was with my friends.
30:05So I was doing Warangdo.
30:07Her boyfriend was also a guest teacher.
30:09Then Anna,
30:11I was the only one, right?
30:13So we were super close.
30:15Then I said, so what do you do now?
30:17Then she said, I'm a producer for Gameplan.
30:19I said, yes! I do know Gameplan.
30:21Then she made fun of me.
30:23Wow, you need a new host there.
30:25Then she said, actually, yes.
30:27Our first batch, which is Paolo Abrera, Yas Mapua,
30:29and Rufi Parpan, they're leaving now.
30:31After a year, they're going to do other stuff.
30:33Paolo's going to study, Yas is going to do this.
30:35Rufi's going to do that.
30:37Maybe you want to audition.
30:39And that's it. I auditioned because of that.
30:41And I got accepted.
30:43But Paolo Hay
30:45wasn't in Gameplan anymore.
30:47And that's how I met him.
30:49Then I told Anna when we were shooting.
30:51I remember I said, Anna,
30:53I have to tell you something.
30:55You have to fade this crush
30:57on Paolo Abrera.
30:59She said
31:01join the club.
31:05Join the club.
31:09That's all.
31:13That's how many Paolo Natics.
31:15Yes, yes, yes.
31:17Because, wow!
31:19Clothes are so tight.
31:21Like Momotong.
31:23Tall.
31:24Handsome.
31:25Those are the commercial days of Paolo.
31:27Yes.
31:28Saturday nights.
31:29Yes.
31:30He's an artist for a while.
31:32Yes, he has a movie.
31:34I remember he has a movie.
31:36So how did you get close?
31:39How did you start getting close?
31:41During that time that I was hosting Game Plan without a new batch.
31:47We would hang out and go out drinking.
31:50What am I doing?
31:52We would go out drinking.
31:54We would chat and stuff.
31:56There was a time that we found ourselves.
31:58It was just the two of us.
31:59We were just chatting.
32:01Until, you know.
32:03We admitted it.
32:05Ah!
32:07It was a killing moment.
32:09On a Saturday night.
32:10It was, in fact, on a Saturday night.
32:14That's so cute.
32:16Paolo, you know.
32:18It's like I imagine you admitting to Pao.
32:20But Pao.
32:21Right?
32:22Because he's always very serious.
32:25Yes.
32:26We have different personalities.
32:29But he said that.
32:31I think I remember exactly the words.
32:33Of course, English.
32:35But he said that he likes me.
32:39So, yeah.
32:40We started going out together.
32:41It was such a big.
32:42It wasn't a drama in the office.
32:45But when we announced it.
32:47Other people were like,
32:49What's going on?
32:50And then Mon Castro got upset.
32:52Because he was like,
32:53Ew, you're like brother and sister.
32:55It's like that.
32:56Because we're a family.
32:58It's so gross.
33:00It's like that.
33:01But after a while, it was okay.
33:03How long were you boyfriend and girlfriend before you guys got married?
33:06I think 4 years or 5 years.
33:08We were saving up for our wedding.
33:09It was a simple wedding.
33:11We couldn't invite everybody.
33:12Only because we couldn't afford it.
33:14So, it was tough.
33:15Because I would go to work.
33:16Because there were people from the morning show that I didn't invite.
33:19Because it was such a simple wedding.
33:22It was almost like a DIY wedding.
33:24Eva or Celia.
33:26Our director at the church.
33:29And she made her own way.
33:32If you can see, she has a walkie-talkie.
33:34She found her own walkie-talkie.
33:36I don't know who she was talking to.
33:37To coordinate our wedding.
33:40It was really such a DIY wedding.
33:42It was so funny.
33:43It was so real.
33:44I loved it so much.
33:45It was so simple.
33:46How nice.
33:47This year is your 23rd?
33:5123rd.
33:522024.
33:5323rd.
33:54So, we've got 4 years till our silver.
33:55Wow!
33:56Imagine that.
33:57But you know what?
33:58The cutest part is, even if it's been more than 20 years,
34:01you're still sweet to each other.
34:03It's like you just got married.
34:05There are days that we're still sweet.
34:11But in a marriage, I think all married people would know,
34:14it's not always that you're on a high.
34:16It's like a high-low, high-low, high-low.
34:18And whenever we're on that high and we're very connected,
34:21I'm always grateful.
34:23I hope this lasts for a very, very long time.
34:26I love it.
34:27But it's the low parts also that allow you to...
34:31Of course, you'll wonder, how can I make this better?
34:34Or are there things that we can still say to each other
34:38in a better way?
34:39That's really how you learn how to be an even better couple.
34:44The parts that challenge you.
34:46For you, it's always good times.
34:48But the challenging part is, how can we do this better?
34:53How can we remain as a team, and a good team,
34:57and a good inspiration to our kids?
35:01When I look at the two of you, Paolo,
35:03you're like the original nonchalant and O.A.,
35:06in a good way.
35:07That nonchalant is funny.
35:10We also used that word in the morning show,
35:13me and Ivan.
35:15Don't say it's chalant.
35:16It should be nonchalant.
35:18That's what you call it.
35:19It's too chalant.
35:21This is chalant, chalant.
35:22We're chalant, we're chalant.
35:25It should be nonchalant.
35:28Just right.
35:29Yes, that's it.
35:30But true, true.
35:31I think Paolo warms up to people.
35:36Once he does, he's not just nonchalant, he's also chalant.
35:41He's also chalant.
35:42Especially when he's in the company of the guys he really likes a lot,
35:46like Drew, Aureliano, those guys he goes biking with.
35:50Some of them have become very good friends.
35:52But Paolo is also a deep-seated person.
35:56He likes to talk about life.
35:58When they're together, of course, they joke around.
36:03And I like seeing that because, generally, Paolo is a bit serious.
36:06So, when I see that Drew and Paolo joke around,
36:09it makes me laugh.
36:11But so now, Suzy, in the 20 plus years that you've been together,
36:16you've seen also how Paolo has evolved.
36:18First, you knew him as a friend, and then your boyfriend,
36:21and then your husband, and then now also as a father.
36:25How would you describe him as a dad, as a parent?
36:27Oh, he's so devoted.
36:28Super.
36:29Super.
36:30As in, he's the one who taught all of our three girls how to drive.
36:33As in, we didn't go to driving school.
36:34He's the one who taught us.
36:36Wow.
36:37As in, can you imagine the patience?
36:38Yes, he doesn't get angry or shout.
36:41And he doesn't get flustered, right?
36:43Because he's like that.
36:45Even as you remember him, nonchalant.
36:49Paolo should have posted a picture of him.
36:52Nonchalant.
36:55But it doesn't mean that deep inside, he's not flustered.
36:59But his outward projection, he's just chill.
37:03Okay, just stop, stop, stop, stop, yes, look first.
37:06He's like that.
37:07But when he comes home, for example,
37:09how are you?
37:10Is there cold water?
37:13Deep inside, he's also dry.
37:16But he's not reactive, expressive in that sense,
37:21which is what you mean if somebody's teaching you how to drive.
37:24He's not the type of person who gets flustered, right?
37:27So generally, you don't want your parent to teach you
37:30because they'll be so scared, right?
37:33So he's very devoted to the girls.
37:35He'll be with them.
37:36So he'll be the one who'll repeat to the group chat,
37:38Girls, you haven't driven in a long while.
37:40Let's go driving.
37:41And the girls will be like,
37:42Oh, okay, there's this pop-up.
37:44I don't know what they call it.
37:45Pop-up stores.
37:48Yes, for us, it's just called Changge.
37:51Changge.
37:53It's called a pop-up.
37:56So there's a pop-up.
37:58You can drive to the pop-up.
37:59Oh no, I said he'll spend money on that.
38:03Daddy's still broke.
38:06He's a girl dad.
38:08He's a girl one.
38:09It's cute because it's fun to be a girl dad, right?
38:13And a girl mom.
38:14Yeah, sure.
38:15Absolutely.
38:16I love hanging out with the girls.
38:18They're so quick-witted and they're so fast,
38:20quick on the uptake.
38:22Their humor is incredible.
38:24I love talking to the kids.
38:26They're so quick.
38:27I feel like, okay, I'll keep my mind sharp.
38:30Because you need to be able to keep up with their jokes.
38:33Yes, and it's like you have a group of kids.
38:36That's true.
38:37It's a group.
38:38And that's what they said when I kept getting pregnant year after year after year
38:42until we finally learned how to not get pregnant.
38:45So it doesn't matter if they're big.
38:48How can you not get pregnant?
38:50Sure enough, yes.
38:51Yes, because you have to keep up.
38:53I remember you saying that.
38:55You have to sign a contract with Pao that you can't get pregnant after Nela.
39:00I know.
39:01One of my friends said,
39:02why don't you go to a health center and ask how to not get pregnant?
39:10And I remember Tita Mel saying,
39:12Tita Mel, of course, you want a good posture, right?
39:15Of course, I always look good.
39:18Working out moms weren't that popular back then,
39:21so I just wanted to get fat.
39:23So I remember when she saw me.
39:25Tita Mel, you're also a special mention.
39:27You can also be heard here on Tita Mel's podcast.
39:29Oh yes, Tita Mel, please.
39:30Yes.
39:31And then I saw her.
39:32And she said,
39:33your posture is super.
39:34Oh my gosh.
39:35And she said,
39:36oh, you're pregnant again?
39:37And I said,
39:38oh no.
39:39I said,
39:40I'm sorry, Tita Mel.
39:43I'm sorry, Tita Mel.
39:44Your posture is super.
39:45Why is it not?
39:46No.
39:47She said,
39:48and a lot of people experience this, right?
39:51You are so blessed.
39:52You are so blessed to be able to bear children so easily.
39:56So don't say sorry.
39:57She said.
39:58And appreciate.
39:59Thank you, Tita Mel.
40:04And it's true.
40:05And it's true.
40:06Oh, Tita Mel has a bus bus.
40:08Yes.
40:09Yes.
40:10It's okay.
40:13Do you have a good cup or a bad cup?
40:15That's all, right?
40:17I feel like you both have a good cup.
40:20Yes.
40:21But it's also better to have a bad cup.
40:22Because it's rare.
40:23My siblings are kind.
40:24So it's like,
40:25I can't bear to have a bad cup here.
40:27I don't have anyone to scold, right?
40:29But when there are times like that.
40:31And then,
40:32it's like,
40:33they're like my siblings.
40:34Instead of my mother.
40:35So when I say,
40:36you have a good cup.
40:40Why are you even saying that?
40:41This is how it is, sir.
40:43I think,
40:44Palo's personality,
40:45because he's a bit strict about certain things.
40:48So when he says,
40:49you have to listen to everything.
40:52And of course,
40:53it's all in English.
40:54It's all in our group chat.
40:56And then,
40:57I don't scold him anymore because,
40:59I know,
41:00I remember how it feels
41:01when you're so scared
41:02because you did something wrong.
41:03Are you the PM who did something wrong when you were a kid?
41:05Or,
41:06are you the ideal child?
41:08It's like Attorney Gabby.
41:09The one who does that.
41:10Oh, Attorney.
41:11He's a special mention here.
41:12You have to listen.
41:14Yes,
41:15I'm old now.
41:17Yes,
41:18it's the opposite.
41:19It's like that feeling,
41:20you just got in the room,
41:21and you're still apologizing.
41:22Your heart is here,
41:23in your chest,
41:24because you're so nervous.
41:25So,
41:26generally,
41:27we already know that,
41:28from the time they said,
41:30whatever,
41:31in the group chat,
41:32they called,
41:33or whatever,
41:34they texted,
41:35they messaged,
41:36you know,
41:37it's been a while
41:38since you've seen each other.
41:39So,
41:40we won't scold him anymore.
41:41We'll just say,
41:42okay,
41:43we know,
41:44you acknowledged,
41:45you know that,
41:46you won't scold him anymore.
41:47It's like that.
41:48Aww,
41:49that's nice.
41:50That's why, Suzy,
41:51it's so nice to see all your posts,
41:52even your solo,
41:53your couple pics,
41:54and your family pic.
41:55I know, right?
41:56It's full of good vibes.
41:57It's like I can feel
41:58the good vibes
41:59coming from your photos.
42:01And,
42:02I just want to say
42:03thank you, Suzy,
42:04because you took time out
42:05to be with us today.
42:06Of course,
42:07my pleasure.
42:08There are always
42:09a million things to do.
42:10You do all your,
42:11you're the one
42:12who pays your taxes.
42:13Before,
42:14until I got hired.
42:15And now,
42:16we have the same account.
42:17And,
42:18especially,
42:19you two again.
42:20Oh,
42:21Aileen,
42:22Aileen,
42:23listen to the episode.
42:24Aileen,
42:25I'm checking
42:26your Spotify.
42:27I used to do it.
42:28I used to do it before,
42:29yeah.
42:30And,
42:31you do your own groceries.
42:32Yes.
42:33You do,
42:34you make your list,
42:35and stuff.
42:36Yeah.
42:37So,
42:38I know you do all those things.
42:39I cut my own grass,
42:40as in,
42:41everything.
42:42Everything.
42:43But,
42:44I was surprised
42:45when you said,
42:46cut your own grass.
42:47I love it.
42:48I saw the picture,
42:49I was like,
42:50wow,
42:51Suzy can do it.
42:52Yeah.
42:53Doesn't it hurt your legs?
42:54It hurts.
42:55It hurts my back,
42:56it hurts my arms.
42:57Yeah.
42:58But,
42:59before,
43:00when we had a garden,
43:01when I was young,
43:02I really wanted to do it.
43:03But,
43:04I was young.
43:05So,
43:06you can't just cut it
43:07because it's big.
43:08So,
43:09my mom would be like,
43:11I've got my own scissors.
43:13I just didn't know
43:14if I could sustain it.
43:15Because,
43:16after this,
43:17by the time I came back,
43:18it grew again.
43:19So,
43:20I just didn't know
43:21if I could sustain it.
43:22But,
43:23as a chore,
43:24I love doing it.
43:25Wow.
43:26But seriously,
43:27Suzy,
43:28thank you for
43:29this surprise conversation.
43:30I had so much fun
43:31talking to you.
43:32You know,
43:33I was looking at the timer,
43:34we've been talking for so long.
43:35I feel like it's only been 10 minutes.
43:36As in,
43:37it just flew by.
43:38I missed it so much.
43:39I missed seeing you
43:40in the corridor.
43:41We were so surprised.
43:42As in,
43:43we were like this.
43:44We were super chit-chatting.
43:45Oh, but Suzy,
43:46before we let you go,
43:47we have a game for you.
43:48It's a surprise game.
43:49Oh my.
43:50It's a surprise.
43:51I'll read the mechanics first.
43:52Okay.
43:53Okay,
43:54the title of this,
43:55oh,
43:56the title is so pretty.
43:58Okay,
43:59the title is,
44:00My Entry.
44:01As in,
44:02Entrata?
44:03My Entry
44:04or No Entry.
44:05So,
44:06in other words,
44:07given a chance,
44:08you just have to answer
44:09if it's a game or not.
44:10Or not.
44:11Okay.
44:12But it's My Entry
44:13or No Entry.
44:14No Entry.
44:15Okay, okay.
44:16Okay, first,
44:17Mukbang Exotic Food Challenge.
44:19No Entry.
44:20Even just the taste of exotic food?
44:22It's rare.
44:23Even just the taste of mukbang?
44:24It's rare.
44:25Okay.
44:26Never?
44:27As in,
44:28even for a shoot,
44:29you didn't taste anything?
44:30We had to do that for game plan.
44:31So,
44:32Sawa,
44:33Bayawak,
44:34the usual.
44:35Yeah,
44:36stuff like that.
44:37When I didn't have to do it anymore.
44:39As in,
44:40I was like,
44:41Thank God.
44:42I don't enjoy
44:43challenges like that.
44:44So,
44:45the survivors said,
44:46No way.
44:47That's why I didn't join
44:48this show.
44:49As in,
44:50Yeah.
44:51Okay.
44:52It's a good thing you joined then?
44:53They were asking me before,
44:54but I was always
44:55either pregnant
44:56or breastfeeding.
44:57So,
44:58I said,
44:59I need to stop
45:00every three hours
45:01to pump my milk.
45:02Is that okay?
45:03They said,
45:04No.
45:05Yes, I'm out.
45:06That's a perfect excuse.
45:07Sorry,
45:08that was an extra challenge.
45:09Okay.
45:10A perfect excuse.
45:11Yes.
45:12How about,
45:13TikTokerist?
45:14Oh my.
45:15If you want to join TikTok,
45:16can you do it?
45:17Do you have a TikTok account?
45:18I have an account,
45:19only because
45:20my friend from UH said,
45:21you should open it.
45:22Okay.
45:23But I don't really
45:24post there.
45:25I'm tired of IG
45:26and FB.
45:27I'm busy.
45:28Yeah,
45:29actually.
45:30Right?
45:31Enough posting.
45:32That's a big posting.
45:33Yeah,
45:34that's a big posting.
45:35That's a big posting.
45:36Yeah.
45:37How about,
45:38oh,
45:39how about you're
45:40having an advocacy?
45:41Oh,
45:42what's the other one?
45:43Yes, entry.
45:44Entry.
45:45What's the other one?
45:46My entry.
45:47My entry.
45:48My entry.
45:49Yes.
45:50Do you have
45:51existing advocacies?
45:52I support organizations.
45:53But what's special to me
45:54is
45:55Waves for Water.
45:56Because it's very basic,
45:57water.
45:59So,
46:00if I had time,
46:01that would be something
46:02that I'd like to
46:03pivot more actively with.
46:04How about
46:05fitness journey?
46:06Oh,
46:07you don't answer to this.
46:08Oh,
46:09my entry, of course.
46:10For life.
46:11But,
46:12this one,
46:13I have to ask you,
46:14I didn't ask this earlier
46:15because I'm sure
46:16so many of our listeners
46:17want to know
46:18what your fitness
46:19journey or
46:20fitness routine is.
46:21So,
46:22what's your
46:23fitness routine?
46:24So,
46:25my fitness routine
46:26is
46:28Oh,
46:29I've been doing
46:30barre 3 classes
46:31which is
46:32original
46:33identification.
46:34It's a combination
46:35of Pilates,
46:36yoga,
46:37and ballet.
46:38So,
46:39the barre
46:40means the
46:41ballet barre.
46:42So,
46:43we use that
46:44for resistance,
46:45et cetera.
46:46You've never
46:47tried it,
46:48right?
46:49You know,
46:50because
46:51that's what
46:52you're doing.
46:53So,
46:54I tried it.
46:55I tried it
46:56Oh,
46:57it's so hard.
46:58Because the shakes,
46:59right?
47:00You really get the shakes.
47:01I can't do it.
47:02Super.
47:03And what I love about it
47:04is that
47:05after 14 years,
47:06I think,
47:07of doing barre 3,
47:08it's still hard for me.
47:09So,
47:10can you imagine
47:11going to a workout
47:12and it's still hard for me.
47:13So,
47:14I feel like I'm
47:15constantly challenged.
47:16So,
47:17I do that.
47:18I do that.
47:19Maybe I try to do
47:20barre 3 maybe
47:21three times a week
47:22and then I'm adding
47:23a bit more cardio.
47:24So,
47:26I get to smell
47:27fresh air,
47:28see the trees and stuff.
47:29So,
47:30that's what I do.
47:31So,
47:32I try to do
47:33cardio.
47:34I try to do
47:35barre 3
47:36which is a combination
47:37of a lot of things.
47:38It's also weights
47:39but low weights
47:40and also
47:41walking.
47:42More walking
47:43because I think
47:44as we've seen online
47:45more and more of,
47:46they see that
47:47walking is very important
47:48especially after meals.
47:49That's why
47:50when we go abroad
47:51to Japan,
47:52to Korea,
47:53whatever,
47:54why do you eat so much
47:55and when you go home,
47:56you get skinnier?
47:57Because
47:58you just walk.
47:59You don't stay at the restaurant
48:00the whole day
48:01and eat chicken.
48:02You walk again.
48:03That's why
48:04we have a small
48:05treadmill.
48:06So,
48:07me and our kids
48:08we take turns there.
48:09After a while,
48:10we walk for 20 minutes.
48:11Anyway,
48:12you're on your phone anyway.
48:13You don't know
48:1420 minutes.
48:15You can watch TV.
48:16Yeah,
48:17absolutely.
48:18But definitely,
48:19if you can't run yet,
48:20if you're worried
48:21about your knees,
48:22just walking.
48:24Sometimes,
48:25I feel lazy
48:26to run on the treadmill
48:27because
48:28it's tiring.
48:29But if you just walk,
48:30it doesn't feel
48:31as tiring
48:32but you're still burning anyway.
48:33Absolutely.
48:34And you can get work done
48:35also.
48:36Remember when we ran
48:37in UP together
48:38before PE
48:39that one time?
48:42We had a fitness journey
48:43during PE.
48:44I didn't know
48:45how to run.
48:46Yeah, right?
48:47How many times
48:48did we run?
48:50I think we ran
48:51twice that time.
48:52Not bad.
48:53No, not bad.
48:57We should do it again.
48:58And I remember,
48:59wait,
49:00because the fun runs,
49:02I think we were MCs
49:03and we weren't actually
49:04running, right?
49:05Yes.
49:06Something like that.
49:07Yes.
49:08But if you can,
49:09if you can run,
49:10it's fun,
49:11especially when you can
49:12run outdoors.
49:14Yes.
49:15That's why
49:16Suzy has inspired
49:17a lot of people
49:18to become fit.
49:19Camila,
49:20I interviewed her before.
49:21Camila Prats.
49:22And she said,
49:23you were the one
49:24who inspired her.
49:25Now, she's my inspiration
49:26because she's thinner
49:27than me.
49:28It's like you're
49:29both the same.
49:30Camila is solid.
49:32That's how it works,
49:33right?
49:34Even people
49:35who I may have inspired,
49:36when I see them posted
49:37also,
49:38and I see that
49:39they're working out,
49:40I haven't worked out
49:41for the day.
49:42She's the one
49:43who worked out,
49:44so it's fine.
49:45We inspire each other
49:46like that.
49:47Okay.
49:48And how about this one,
49:49last?
49:50By entry
49:51or no entry?
49:52Extra challenge.
49:54Are you up
49:55for challenges?
49:56Honestly,
49:57no entry now.
49:58We used to do that
49:59so much in game plan before.
50:00I'm so scared
50:01for my life.
50:03I mean,
50:04it depends on the challenge.
50:05I don't want to jump off
50:06any building.
50:07I don't want to do
50:08all those high elements
50:09when you're traversing
50:10a rope.
50:11I really don't want to.
50:12But I guess
50:13other challenges,
50:14sure, why not?
50:15If it's within reason.
50:17Sing in front
50:18of 10,000 people.
50:19That's possible, right?
50:20Yes.
50:21Yes.
50:22Why not?
50:23It's a challenge.
50:24I like it.
50:26Next is
50:27end of game.
50:29End of game.
50:30End of game.
50:31Suzy, thank you so much.
50:32Thank you so much again.
50:33I love talking.
50:34Yes, super fun.
50:36Maybe you want to invite
50:37those who are listening
50:38and those who are watching
50:39because we are also
50:40on Spotify Video
50:41to catch you on TV
50:43and find you
50:44on social media.
50:45That's right.
50:46Hi, everybody.
50:47Thank you so much
50:48for catching our show
50:49and of course,
50:50especially those
50:51who I mentioned earlier.
50:52I'm still watching.
50:53You can catch me
50:54on Lunang Dirip.
50:55That is
50:56Monday to Friday
50:575.30 to 8 a.m.
50:58I'm also on social media.
50:59I'm on Instagram
51:00Mars underscore Suzy.
51:01I'm your Mars.
51:03I'm in touch
51:04with a lot of my followers.
51:06Thank you so much.
51:07That's true.
51:08Suzy really replies
51:09to the comments.
51:10I see that.
51:12That's great.
51:14Thank you, Suzy.
51:16Thanks, Suzy.
51:17See you soon.
51:18See you soon.
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