Sino ang mas mature kina Carmi Martin at Gladys Reyes? | SiS (Stream Together)
Sa best friendship nina Carmi Martin at Gladys Reyes, sino kaya ang mas mature pagdating sa pagbibigay solusyon sa mga problema, at ano kaya ang mga common na topic nila?
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00:00We walk hand in hand, we dream together. We giggle and laugh like kids forever.
00:12We're two different people, but we're having fun. We talk about anything under the sun.
00:19We are sisters, we are friends. It's our magic that never ends.
00:27I got you sis, you got me. The best of friends we'll always, always be.
00:39We always have fun being together. You know me the best, we're friends forever.
00:47Through good times and bad, I'm here for you sis. Right by your side, hit or miss.
00:54We are sisters, we are friends. It's our magic that never ends.
01:01I got you sis, you got me. The best of friends we'll always, always be.
01:14We are sisters, we are sisters.
01:18Good morning to all of you.
01:20Good morning.
01:21So Jelly, what is your take on friendship?
01:28Are you trying to define friendship for me?
01:30Yes.
01:31Is this like a slam book?
01:32Yes, it's really like a slam book.
01:34Friendship, what is it? Of course, it's like your ties with other people.
01:42Okay, give an example of friendship on the showbiz.
01:46A strong friendship.
01:48They are aunt Nidas, aunt Caridad, aunt Nova, right?
01:56They are friends, neighbors.
01:59And of course, you saw them during…
02:02How they mourned.
02:03Aunt Nida.
02:04The loss of another friend, yeah.
02:06Things like that. Who else is like that on the showbiz?
02:10Actually, not only on the showbiz, but in real life as well.
02:14This one, okay?
02:16Friends, but it became a sour friendship because of differences in politics.
02:23Yes.
02:24Jingoy and Bong Revilla, right?
02:26We all know what happened.
02:27Yes.
02:28Years of friendship because of differences of opinion in politics.
02:34There's auntie V, auntie Tina Revilla, auntie Connie Reyes, their friendship.
02:40Before, auntie Helen was with them, but since auntie Helen passed away, princess joined them.
02:47So anyway, friendship is like a relationship that lasts through the years.
02:54No matter what happens, it's like…
02:59Surpasses time.
03:01Yes, just like what they say, friendship is like marriage, it's like career.
03:09You work at it constantly.
03:11You give time for everything.
03:13And that's what we're going to talk about today.
03:15We have a lot of stories.
03:16Let's tell them that we have a lot of people with us today.
03:19We're going to talk about their friends and their friendship.
03:22Yes, what makes their friendships work.
03:24There, we already know that.
03:26Of course, here on Sis.
03:38We are sisters.
03:42It's hard to find a true friend in the industry.
03:45A lot of them have a long-term collaboration,
03:48both interests and activities.
03:50But sometimes, you'll find a real person that you didn't expect to get along with
03:55and will be a part of your life.
03:58We already know them as a strong group.
04:00If you mention one name, the other two will follow.
04:04But if we get to know them,
04:06we'll notice their different personalities
04:09that became a big factor for their long-term collaboration.
04:13Please welcome, from The Apo.
04:16Jim Paredes, Buboy Garavillo.
04:18Why are you missing?
04:20Yes, why is there a missing in the middle?
04:22Maybe you're angry.
04:24For more than 30 years,
04:25wherever we go, we always seem to be missing.
04:29Do we always need to be together?
04:31When I see you at the gas station,
04:33I ask, Jim, where are the other two?
04:36It's like I need the other two to get gas, right?
04:39At the supermarket.
04:40Am I my brother's keeper?
04:42At the supermarket, I look for the other two.
04:44Wait a minute, I'm in South Dakota,
04:46they're in North Dakota.
04:47But Danny,
04:49my friends, if you see Danny,
04:51he's tall, a bit short,
04:53he's missing.
04:54Please bring him here.
04:56He's missing.
04:59It's a mess.
05:00It's a mess.
05:02So, okay.
05:03So,
05:04what are your differences from each other
05:06that make the friendship work?
05:09The group work?
05:10Let's remove the shirt size,
05:12shoe size.
05:13Height?
05:14Let's not get too serious.
05:17Diversity, I think, is what makes Apo work.
05:19The internal difference.
05:21Different interests, right?
05:23Oh, yeah.
05:24Wow.
05:25Like?
05:26What other interests do you have?
05:27For example.
05:28Give us a topic.
05:29Sport.
05:30Okay.
05:31Golf.
05:32You don't like golf?
05:33I don't like golf.
05:34Diving.
05:35I played one game of golf,
05:36and I said, forget it.
05:37Why?
05:38I already chose this.
05:39I already chose this.
05:40I think he's from Baguio.
05:41Yes, Jan May.
05:42So, I ended up,
05:43I like scuba,
05:44and I like running,
05:45and I like, you know,
05:47brisk walking,
05:48biking.
05:49He goes to gym.
05:50Do you do that?
05:51I don't go,
05:52I hate going to gym.
05:53How about scuba?
05:54Or skydiving?
05:55Scuba, all the intro dive,
05:57I'll take it.
05:58Okay.
06:00That's it.
06:01Oh, better than the intro dive?
06:03So, it's exciting.
06:04I've already done four intro dives.
06:06Danny is from golf,
06:07and that's about it, right?
06:08Yeah.
06:09Oh, okay.
06:10He really left golf.
06:11That's it.
06:12Hey, Nestino,
06:13you also play tennis, right?
06:14Yeah, I play tennis.
06:15Tennis?
06:16Then, Jim started tennis also.
06:18But, he doesn't really...
06:20He doesn't really...
06:22Well, maybe I'll pick it up.
06:23No.
06:24But, it's just in sports.
06:25It's in a lot of different topics.
06:26Okay, just in physical.
06:27In other words, in sports.
06:28Here, space for women.
06:30There.
06:31It's the same.
06:32We're the same there.
06:34I'm sure.
06:35Because, our standards are low.
06:37For women?
06:38Okay.
06:41If there's a beautiful woman passing by,
06:43we'll all notice at the same time.
06:45But, of course,
06:46there are slight differences.
06:47But, more or less,
06:48it's okay.
06:49It's like all men are men.
06:50As long as there's a woman passing by,
06:51we'll notice at the same time.
06:52Exactly.
06:53We're the same there.
06:54We're just simple.
06:55We're just low.
06:56But, when it comes to movies, for example,
06:57we have very different tastes.
06:58Just in books.
06:59Books, yes.
07:00In books.
07:01I mean, totally different.
07:02Movies, I love Lord of the Rings.
07:04Movies, I'm like,
07:05it's okay.
07:06I fell asleep.
07:07Why?
07:08It's like you're not interested.
07:09What do you mean, I'm not?
07:10Lala, I made dessert for Wajid.
07:13Why?
07:14Why not?
07:15What?
07:16Why?
07:17Why did you fall asleep?
07:18Because, first of all,
07:19I can't understand the whole…
07:20Did you read the book?
07:21That's why, no.
07:22I had nothing,
07:23no premise whatsoever.
07:24I didn't read the book.
07:25I didn't get sleepy.
07:26I had nothing,
07:27no premise whatsoever
07:28of that idea,
07:29of that story,
07:30of that middle world.
07:31So, what movie did you like,
07:32but he didn't like it?
07:33Arnold Schwarzenegger.
07:34I like those.
07:35I like those.
07:36I like those.
07:37Harrison Ford.
07:38I like those.
07:39You like the continuous action,
07:40so you can play with your hands.
07:41I'm a simple person.
07:42The one that wants a lot…
07:43Entertainment.
07:44I'm there.
07:45I…
07:46Actually, the moment
07:47one thing hits,
07:48a song or a movie,
07:49I don't want to watch it anymore.
07:50I'm a bit of a snob.
07:51See?
07:52I kind of like…
07:53That's nice.
07:54Because,
07:55there are a few films
07:56that I like.
07:57Although,
07:58I like Gladiator.
07:59I end up liking it
08:00when I see it,
08:01but for me to volunteer
08:02to see something
08:03that is very popular,
08:04I don't want it anymore.
08:05I don't want it anymore.
08:06Ah, okay.
08:07You want it.
08:08You'll still think about it
08:09no matter what.
08:10Yes.
08:11Yes.
08:12Yes.
08:13I'm a snob.
08:14I'm a snob.
08:15I'm a snob.
08:16So, all the people
08:17will go there,
08:18but I won't go there.
08:19I'm like that.
08:20It's counterproductive.
08:21How can it be counterproductive?
08:22Is it like that?
08:23Food.
08:24Japanese.
08:25Thai.
08:26We're almost the same.
08:27We like
08:28different tastes.
08:29We don't like
08:30the same things
08:31that you eat.
08:32Before, Jim was.
08:33Yeah.
08:34For like 25 years,
08:35it was just porkchop.
08:36This is Mr. Porkchop.
08:37Is that so?
08:38Every time,
08:39porkchop with potato.
08:40When we're in a restaurant,
08:41when we're in a restaurant,
08:42we're like,
08:43what did Jim order?
08:44That's porkchop,
08:45that's porkchop.
08:46Who's ordering?
08:47But,
08:48maybe he wants
08:49a little garnish.
08:50His porkchop.
08:51Porkchop with garlic.
08:52In food.
08:53Porkchop with ketchup.
08:55So,
08:56the debate,
08:57I'm sure.
08:58Politics.
08:59Do you have the same views?
09:00Or sometimes,
09:01it's different.
09:02Sometimes, it's different.
09:03Sometimes, it's different.
09:04Basically,
09:05it's almost the same.
09:06Because,
09:07we said that,
09:08it's hard to,
09:09now in our country,
09:10it's hard to have
09:11totally conflicting views.
09:14Because,
09:15Or totally,
09:16totally same.
09:17Between right and wrong,
09:18the line is clear.
09:20Yeah, but what is
09:21the right and wrong?
09:22The shades of gray.
09:23But,
09:24that's just a few.
09:25In other words,
09:26that's why,
09:27when you talk
09:28intellectually,
09:29you're both smart.
09:30You know what's going to happen.
09:32You shouldn't be too far apart.
09:34Do you have the attitude
09:35of each one of you
09:36that you're hoping for?
09:38You know,
09:39let's admit it.
09:40This year,
09:41we've known each other
09:42for 33 years.
09:43There's really a point where,
09:44you know,
09:45maybe on the 18th year,
09:46you're still arguing
09:47about those little things.
09:48Now,
09:49we're sort of on a
09:50very live and let live
09:51type of mode.
09:53Finally,
09:54Jim,
09:55after 33 years,
09:56has matured.
09:57That's a long time.
09:58Daddy is almost there.
09:59He's mature.
10:00Uncle Danny.
10:01He's almost there.
10:02I just wish at some point,
10:03Uncle Danny will mature.
10:05It's like,
10:06you know,
10:07you sort of,
10:08Jim,
10:09you get angry easily.
10:10Like,
10:11you're late,
10:12and you didn't study
10:13one song.
10:14He's mad at us.
10:15He's mad at us.
10:16There,
10:17people don't know that.
10:18He's mad at us in the studio.
10:19How does he get mad
10:20if we don't study?
10:21For example,
10:22for example.
10:23It's because
10:24you haven't studied this.
10:25That's it.
10:26It's because
10:27you haven't studied
10:28the lyrics.
10:29Because you have an album,
10:30you haven't studied it yet.
10:31There was something
10:32you would want to ask,
10:33Uncle Jim,
10:34or something you want to ask,
10:35Uncle Buboy,
10:36that you haven't asked
10:37each other ever before.
10:38What would that be?
10:40Did I really show off?
10:45Don't let that happen to you.
10:47Before,
10:48you have to think,
10:49I don't know.
10:51You know,
10:52we get together,
10:54we get together
10:56often enough
10:57and for so many years.
10:59You said earlier,
11:00you're not friends,
11:01we're not talking about
11:03marriages.
11:04You know,
11:05our friendship is like
11:06actually a marriage.
11:08Yes,
11:09you've been together for a long time.
11:11I mean,
11:12take out the sex
11:13and the physical attraction.
11:14It's really what it is.
11:15It's really,
11:16a lot of give and take,
11:17a lot of…
11:19That's why,
11:20when I was coming here
11:21for the taping
11:22and thinking about
11:23what you're going to ask us
11:24about our friendship,
11:25I said,
11:26it's a marriage that
11:28you got into,
11:29there's no getting out of it.
11:31It's a reality,
11:32it's a relationship
11:33that we just go on.
11:35What's the trait
11:36of each other
11:37that you're proud
11:38to have him as a friend?
11:41Okay,
11:42let's uplift.
11:44Let Jim praise me first.
11:46Okay.
11:47So, boy,
11:50dedication to work.
11:52Dedication.
11:53Dedication to work.
11:54Except the lateness.
11:55Except the lateness.
11:56And also,
11:57the dedication.
11:59Spontaneity.
12:01Spontaneity on stage
12:02and that kind of thing.
12:04I feel that
12:05as a basketball team,
12:07he's the most enjoyable
12:08to watch dunk.
12:10I'm a backroom planner
12:11and not an instant guy like that.
12:14He is like that.
12:17Yeah.
12:18Yeah?
12:19I mean,
12:20Buboy is the most,
12:22politically correct to us
12:24in the sense that
12:25if there's a birthday party,
12:26there's always a gift.
12:28Do we give out gifts?
12:30We give out gifts
12:31on our birthdays.
12:34Two months late.
12:35You'll just come to the party.
12:37My presence is enough.
12:39He's like that.
12:41In that sense.
12:43Wow, how fun.
12:44I need to praise Jim.
12:45Yes, that's right.
12:47Jim is very clear
12:49for all these years.
12:50Diligence.
12:52Jim,
12:54when you give a job,
12:55when you give an assignment,
12:57more than that,
12:58he'll give you a book report.
12:59He'll give you,
13:00he'll put it there.
13:02He'll experiment.
13:03He'll put it all there.
13:05In fact,
13:06I don't think the audience
13:07knows this,
13:09especially in music,
13:11for us in music,
13:12Jim,
13:13on himself,
13:14he told himself
13:15years, years back,
13:17that he would make
13:18one song a day.
13:20One song a day?
13:21A week.
13:22A week.
13:23Like,
13:24discipline.
13:25Just like that.
13:26We said,
13:27because he's ugly,
13:28he's beautiful.
13:29Because he's ugly,
13:30he's beautiful,
13:31he'll make a song.
13:32As long as it's one song.
13:33As long as you make it.
13:34So, you can see
13:35the kind of person that he is.
13:36And did you do that?
13:37Yeah.
13:38If you say work,
13:39for example,
13:40if you say work,
13:41he'll do it.
13:42Because,
13:43what I'm thinking,
13:44what I've seen in Jim,
13:45his philosophy in life
13:46is,
13:47you do the work.
13:48If it's ugly or not,
13:50you do it first.
13:51And then,
13:52let people decide
13:53if it's beautiful or not.
13:54But you have to do it first.
13:55Delivered work.
13:56Because if you don't do it,
13:57what will people judge?
14:01Is the interview over?
14:02Why are you like that?
14:03I got startled.
14:05Thank you very much
14:06for joining us today.
14:08That's it.
14:09Thank you so much.
14:10But we will have you again,
14:11all three of you next time.
14:12Wait, wait, wait.
14:13But we'll have lunch.
14:14Yeah, we'll have lunch.
14:15Yeah, you're going to take us to lunch,
14:16of course.
14:17Of course.
14:18But promise,
14:19you'll come back.
14:20Promise,
14:21we have to hear it.
14:22One whole show.
14:23Wait,
14:24when lunch comes,
14:25we can ask the two of you
14:26about your differences.
14:27Okay.
14:28That's okay.
14:29We promise to come back.
14:31They'll be back.
14:32We just don't know when.
14:33But they'll be back.
14:35And Sis will be back.
14:45We are sisters.
14:47We are sisters.
14:51Both of them are now known
14:52as action stars
14:53who started their careers
14:54at different times.
14:56Who would have thought
14:57that they would work together
14:59and become
15:00best friends.
15:03Of course,
15:04we have with us now
15:05Efren Reyes
15:06and Jeffrey Santos.
15:10I think you're laughing
15:11because of this.
15:12No, I think I got sick.
15:13I got sick.
15:14You got sick.
15:15Someone reminded me.
15:16And that's you.
15:18Fine.
15:19Fine.
15:20Okay,
15:21if there's an unlikely friendship
15:22among guys,
15:23of course,
15:24there should be one among girls too.
15:25A brave company
15:26overcoming age difference
15:27and career orientation.
15:29Please welcome,
15:30Carmie Martin
15:31and Gladys Riz.
15:32Hello.
15:33Hi.
15:34It's been a long time.
15:36I hope you won't have
15:37different times.
15:38Yes,
15:39maybe.
15:40Wait,
15:41how did you become friends?
15:42Ladies first.
15:43Ladies first.
15:44How did you become friends?
15:45We were on the TV show
15:46Ikaw na Sana.
15:47Actually,
15:48there were three of us.
15:49Angelo,
15:50but Angelo
15:51had a baby
15:52and we were still single.
15:53That's why we were alone.
15:54You're the one who can relate.
15:55What show is this?
15:56Ikaw na Sana.
15:57It's an opera here.
15:58Ah, yes.
15:59What happened?
16:00How did that happen?
16:01Actually,
16:02in the story,
16:03she's my mother.
16:04So,
16:05you're always together.
16:06Yes,
16:07we're always together.
16:08Our friendship
16:09developed in one room
16:10because there's only one dressing room.
16:11Dressing room.
16:12Usually,
16:13it's like that.
16:14It's a story.
16:15Yes,
16:16it's a story.
16:17How about the boys?
16:18How about the boys?
16:19Not in the dressing room.
16:20No,
16:21we're not in the dressing room.
16:22We became close.
16:23Star Olympics.
16:24Star Olympics.
16:25The moment I became involved
16:26with the KAPPT,
16:27they became
16:28my team captain.
16:29It's like
16:30brotherhood.
16:31Then,
16:32tito-tituhan.
16:33Don't call me that.
16:34Don't,
16:35don't,
16:36don't call me that.
16:37It hurts.
16:38That's when
16:39you became close.
16:40Yes,
16:41from the time
16:42I ran to the KAPPT
16:43to become a director,
16:44he agreed.
16:45Then,
16:46we even
16:47worked together
16:48in other movies.
16:49Movies.
16:50Then,
16:51we called each other.
16:52Firing,
16:53drinking,
16:54diving.
16:55That's when
16:56we became close.
16:57That's when.
16:58That's when.
16:59You see,
17:00we're very close now.
17:01That's too much.
17:02That's too much.
17:03What's the trait
17:04of your friend
17:05that you said
17:06we can be friends?
17:08He has more money than me.
17:10You.
17:11Oh, you.
17:12That's the trait.
17:13Yeah, every time
17:14when we go out.
17:15Okay, it's me.
17:16That's true.
17:17Okay, it's me.
17:18Okay, it's me.
17:19I'm easy to talk to.
17:20Yes.
17:21It's me.
17:22No, I said it's me.
17:23I'm easy to talk to.
17:24I said it's me.
17:25Okay, fine.
17:26I'm easy to talk to.
17:27To our ladies.
17:28We're the opposite.
17:29Oh,
17:30it's you?
17:31Show us.
17:32Show us.
17:33Show us.
17:34Oh,
17:35it's you?
17:36No, no.
17:37Well,
17:38we have the same interests.
17:40Like?
17:41No,
17:42like watching a movie.
17:43Like that.
17:44Oh, you like watching movies.
17:45We like eating popcorn.
17:46You like watching movies.
17:47We have a small happiness.
17:49Yes.
17:50After watching a movie,
17:52we eat pancit.
17:54Because,
17:55you know,
17:56I like that
17:57he can adjust.
17:58Although,
17:59in the beginning,
18:00I was like,
18:01wow,
18:02I thought,
18:03wow,
18:04Carmen Martin
18:05is not rich.
18:06She's hard to please.
18:07Because,
18:08she's not social.
18:09Wow.
18:10She's not social.
18:11I'm not social.
18:12That's a joke.
18:13She's not social.
18:14That's a joke.
18:15And,
18:16that's why I like her.
18:17Because,
18:18you know,
18:19to stay away from drinking,
18:20and smoking,
18:21and you know.
18:22There's no vicious in this life.
18:23You shouldn't be chit-chatting.
18:24Huh?
18:25There's no vicious in this life.
18:26There's no vicious in this life.
18:27And,
18:28it's like you're reading a diary.
18:29Or,
18:30whatever.
18:31Because,
18:32it's easy.
18:33There's a lot of stories.
18:34There's a lot of stories.
18:35There's a lot of gossip.
18:36And,
18:37there's a lot of gossip.
18:38And,
18:39there's a lot of gossip.
18:40And,
18:41there's a lot of gossip.
18:42And,
18:43there's a lot of gossip.
18:44And,
18:45there's a lot of gossip.
18:46And,
18:47there's a lot of gossip.
18:48And,
18:49there's a lot of gossip.
18:50And,
18:51there's a lot of gossip.
18:52And,
18:53there's a lot of gossip.
18:54And,
18:55there's a lot of gossip.
18:56And,
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21:07there's a lot of gossip.
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21:09there's a lot of gossip.
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21:13there's a lot of gossip.
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21:15there's a lot of gossip.
21:16And,
21:17there's a lot of gossip.
21:18And,
21:19there's a lot of gossip.
21:20And,
21:21there's a lot of gossip.
21:22And,
21:23there's a lot of gossip.
21:24And,
21:25there's a lot of gossip.
21:26And,
21:27there's a lot of gossip.
21:28And,
21:29there's a lot of gossip.
21:30Maybe because
21:31of her relationship with her family.
21:33Maybe because of her relationship with her family.
21:34Maybe because of her relationship with her family.
21:36That's right.
21:37You guys.
21:38Just look around.
21:39That's it.
21:40That's it.
21:41That's it.
21:42Number 23.
21:43He finally got you.
21:46That's just it.
21:47You're Denomero.
21:48Look around.
21:49That's just a bit corny.
21:50Sometimes,
21:51for example,
21:52we're just together.
21:53Then,
21:54for example,
21:55there's
21:56one person who is not acting right.
21:57we two are just stopping there.
21:59Just think about it.
22:01Just let it be.
22:03The two of us are together.
22:05We don't need to separate.
22:07It's up to them.
22:08What do you talk about more?
22:09Love or career?
22:10Everything.
22:11Anything I understand.
22:13If it comes up, we talk about it.
22:16Ideas?
22:17Nothing.
22:18Oh, no.
22:19We talk about love.
22:20Of course.
22:21Women, love.
22:22No, even school.
22:23We encourage each other.
22:25Because women talk about everything.
22:28Shoes, nails.
22:30Even hair.
22:32And if you're really friends,
22:35you'll feel that they really care about you.
22:38They won't make fun of you.
22:39Like, I'm fat now.
22:41No, it's okay.
22:42It's okay.
22:43No.
22:44He'll be like,
22:45don't make fun of me.
22:47You're so fat.
22:49You're so skinny.
22:51But if you're in good shape,
22:54he'll be the first to praise you.
22:56He'll be the first to say,
22:57dear, you're okay, you're beautiful,
22:59and so on.
23:00Do you guys hang out often?
23:04Us?
23:07Once a month?
23:08But we always call each other.
23:10Because I sleep over at his house.
23:12Every time we meet,
23:13I sleep over at his house.
23:14Like, two nights?
23:16Two nights.
23:17Where's your house?
23:18You don't have a home?
23:19We don't have a home.
23:20We consistently call each other on the phone,
23:23gossip,
23:24update each other.
23:25It's consistent,
23:26even if we don't see each other.
23:28We understand each other.
23:30And we know that...
23:31And you pick up when you see each other again.
23:33Sometimes,
23:34even if I don't have a caller ID on my phone,
23:36it's still Ate Carmi.
23:37I know her.
23:38She's the one who often calls that number.
23:40Because she's programmed.
23:42So, I know that she's the one.
23:44I don't sleep over at their house for two nights.
23:47What do you mean?
23:48Don't say that.
23:50Almost every day.
23:52No.
23:53It's the same.
23:54We don't sleep over at their house.
23:55Yes.
23:57Are you two best friends?
23:59There are a lot of factors.
24:01Our friends are mutual friends.
24:03So, if there's a gathering at someone's house,
24:05we'll be there.
24:06We can't avoid meeting each other.
24:07We'll see each other.
24:08If there's a firing,
24:09we'll see each other.
24:10If there's a shooting,
24:11we'll see each other.
24:12If he's a board member of KAPPT,
24:13of course I'll see him.
24:14So, we still see each other.
24:15We still see each other at the office.
24:17You're tired of it.
24:19I'm tired of it.
24:21Anyway, more on friendships.
24:22Sis will still be back.
24:37We know Gladys as a contrarian on TV,
24:40in movies.
24:41She has a bad temper.
24:43Does she really have a bad temper?
24:45She has a lot.
24:47No.
24:48Of course, she's religious.
24:50She's religious.
24:51She's religious.
24:53She's religious.
24:54No, she's a good person.
24:55She's kind to her family.
24:56And Chiquita.
24:57Chiquita.
24:58That means,
24:59she's Chiquito in real life.
25:01She doesn't stop making people laugh.
25:04It's like she's on drugs.
25:06Or she's on drugs.
25:07She's always like that.
25:09She's energetic.
25:10She's energetic.
25:11She's always up.
25:12She doesn't want to go down.
25:13She's always like that.
25:14She has a lot of coffee.
25:16And she keeps talking.
25:18She doesn't stop.
25:19She doesn't stop.
25:20She doesn't stop.
25:21She doesn't stop.
25:23Am I a guest here?
25:25Or is this a hot seat?
25:26Is this your birthday?
25:27Let's go back.
25:28Let's go back.
25:29There you go.
25:31Come on, come on.
25:33There you go.
25:34Because she's also a contrarian.
25:36So,
25:37that's what I'm saying.
25:38Her concern for others,
25:40as a person,
25:41is huge.
25:42Her percentage is huge.
25:43Maybe around 90%.
25:45I was surprised by her.
25:46For example,
25:47we're in the same car
25:48and there's a stoplight.
25:49There are kids,
25:50street children
25:51near her car.
25:52She has ready-made food
25:54that's already packed
25:57under her seat.
25:59She gave it to me.
26:00And last,
26:01when there's an occasion,
26:02New Year,
26:04she has gifts wrapped
26:06that are really for the street children.
26:08I was surprised.
26:09That's what I was told.
26:10That's how much she cares.
26:11Imagine.
26:12She's enjoying the time.
26:13She's busy with that.
26:15That's nothing.
26:16It's just paper.
26:17Because
26:18she has an organization
26:21for people with hair lift.
26:23Hair lift?
26:24Yes.
26:25So,
26:26her concern is that
26:27even if she doesn't know you,
26:28when she sees a kid
26:29or a street child,
26:30something like that,
26:31she'll ask,
26:32where's your mom?
26:33You'll give her your number,
26:34you'll call her,
26:35you'll give her a free operation,
26:37something like that,
26:38for the kid.
26:39That's a win!
26:40Right?
26:41Where is that?
26:42It should be promoted.
26:43No, PBM.
26:44Actually,
26:45it's an NGO
26:47that helps people
26:48with hair lift problems.
26:52And you'll be called,
26:53Carmi.
26:54This is my number.
26:58So, boys,
26:59who contributes
27:00in relationships?
27:02Like you,
27:03when you see someone
27:04who's not doing the right thing
27:05in their present relationship,
27:07do you contribute?
27:09I don't contribute.
27:11We already talked about that.
27:13I don't do anything.
27:17That's a safe question.
27:19Of course,
27:20it's a safe question.
27:21Actually,
27:22when it comes to love life,
27:23Why are you so concerned?
27:24When it comes to love life,
27:25we don't keep our distance.
27:27It's not that we keep our distance,
27:29but it's more of a
27:30discard.
27:32If something goes wrong
27:33within that discard,
27:34that's the time
27:35that the group comes in
27:36and helps them out.
27:38It's not only him.
27:39It's not only me.
27:41It's a group effort
27:42that we give our concern.
27:44It's not like
27:45we're going to ruin
27:46each other's relationship.
27:49It's not like that.
27:51No.
27:52You remind them
27:53why they love each other.
27:55It's just a matter of
27:57no matter what advice
27:59other people give you,
28:00it's still your final decision
28:02that would prevail.
28:04Do you fight?
28:05No.
28:06Not yet.
28:07But you have disagreements,
28:08I'm sure.
28:09You have disagreements,
28:10I'm sure.
28:11Differences of opinion.
28:12Opinions within
28:13the industry.
28:15Because he has his own
28:16discard,
28:17I have my own opinion.
28:18And when we clash,
28:19we really
28:20clash.
28:21It's a debate.
28:22It's a debate.
28:23Just a debate.
28:24No personality.
28:25No personality.
28:26If I don't beat him
28:27in the debate,
28:28I'll just get drunk.
28:29I don't drink.
28:30I'll just get drunk.
28:32What about you?
28:33Have you ever
28:34had a fight?
28:36Very light.
28:37Just once.
28:39You're the one
28:40who fought with me.
28:41Because when I go
28:42to his house,
28:43he knows
28:44what I like to eat.
28:46He knows
28:47what I like,
28:48the adobo
28:49of Gloria.
28:50Or the pakbet.
28:53And of course,
28:54my favorite fruit,
28:55banana.
28:58The yellow banana.
28:59What is it?
29:00Is it old?
29:01And of course,
29:02he prepared it
29:03and cooked it
29:04for me at home.
29:05And at the last minute,
29:06I said,
29:07sorry,
29:08I can't go.
29:09And of course,
29:10when he's alone at home,
29:11he doesn't want
29:12to be alone
29:13so he won't be able
29:14to eat.
29:15He's already conscious.
29:16But he's wise
29:17because he has a lot
29:18of food at home
29:19and he's alone.
29:20So he cooked it
29:21for me.
29:22He said,
29:23dear,
29:24next time.
29:25But of course,
29:26he's still gentle
29:27even when he's angry.
29:28That's it.
29:29And then,
29:30he's an actor,
29:31right?
29:32He's not a farmer.
29:33We just have
29:34a conversation
29:35that,
29:36oh,
29:37based on my story,
29:38we're the only ones
29:39who will know.
29:40We're the only ones
29:41who will know.
29:42No,
29:43because that's how
29:44friendship is usually used.
29:45The type of
29:46always fighting.
29:47Fighting
29:48because your friend
29:49is saying something.
29:50Yes.
29:51So now,
29:52we're careful
29:53with what we say.
29:54That's it.
29:56You're just saying
29:57what's in your mind.
29:58Yes.
29:59Even with advice,
30:00you're careful.
30:01There.
30:02With advice.
30:03Actually,
30:04what?
30:05He's even better
30:06at giving me advice.
30:07Him,
30:08but me,
30:09I won't give him advice
30:10even if he doesn't
30:11ask me for it.
30:12Oh,
30:13you're like that.
30:14I have a habit like that.
30:15Earlier,
30:16even if he doesn't
30:17ask me for it,
30:18I won't give him advice.
30:19What about him?
30:20Him?
30:21Me?
30:22Him?
30:23I don't know.
30:24He's the one
30:25who knows
30:26when he should
30:27come in because
30:28he has a timing.
30:29But you also know
30:30when you should
30:31come in.
30:32And maybe,
30:33he knows,
30:34as a good friend,
30:35he knows that
30:36he can come in
30:37anytime.
30:38Because maybe,
30:39I'm teachable
30:40too.
30:41Something like that.
30:42What about the boys?
30:43Can you do that?
30:44For example,
30:45when I'm
30:46opening a problem,
30:48when I'm opening
30:49a problem for him,
30:50he just listens.
30:52It doesn't necessarily
30:53mean that I'm
30:54seeking his advice.
30:56We just want
30:57an ear to listen.
30:58It's like that.
30:59And sometimes,
31:00in boys,
31:01it's not advice,
31:02it's called
31:03opinion.
31:04We don't give advice,
31:05it's opinion.
31:06Because of course,
31:07it's really
31:08discarded.
31:09Do you feel
31:10that,
31:11let's say,
31:12Gladys,
31:13you don't feel
31:14her boyfriend
31:15or Carmen,
31:16you don't feel
31:17her boyfriend
31:18at the moment.
31:19I don't want that.
31:20Don't do that.
31:21I don't want that.
31:22Well,
31:23so far,
31:24Chris,
31:25he doesn't say anything.
31:26Of course,
31:27he's still young.
31:28We're still young.
31:29So,
31:30if you're
31:31too serious,
31:32dear,
31:33you're going to
31:34get married.
31:35I said,
31:36hey,
31:37I'm not like that.
31:38No,
31:39I'm just kidding.
31:40We're just kidding.
31:41I said,
31:42you're going to get married
31:43if you're too serious.
31:44You're going to get married
31:45later,
31:46you know.
31:47But I'm just kidding.
31:48And sometimes,
31:49for example,
31:50maybe we're
31:51telling a story,
31:52I'll tell him,
31:53it's okay,
31:54don't do that.
31:55And then,
31:56if he's like,
31:57oh,
31:58goodbye.
31:59Pack up that
32:00right away.
32:01That's really
32:02how it is.
32:03He'll tell me,
32:04like,
32:05I'm not
32:06his type.
32:08For you.
32:09For you.
32:10And does it not count
32:11when he says,
32:12oh, really.
32:13No,
32:14I listen to him.
32:15Because sometimes,
32:16I have a habit
32:17that I get surprised,
32:18right?
32:19When I'm like that,
32:20I don't feel it.
32:21Too much.
32:22Too much.
32:23So,
32:24you listen to him
32:25sometimes.
32:26I listen to him.
32:27When I take a shower,
32:28it's done.
32:29Of course,
32:30I listen to him.
32:31Their advices
32:32help me
32:33because
32:34I don't know
32:35too much.
32:36You lose yourself.
32:37You can't think
32:38right.
32:39In other words,
32:40it calms you down.
32:41Yes.
32:42It calms Gladys down.
32:43Like,
32:44something is pulling you
32:45to go back to the ground.
32:46You might be too excited.
32:47That's why
32:48you're like that.
32:49For girls,
32:50it's not like that.
32:51Because it's a boy.
32:52It's a boy.
32:53It's not like that,
32:54right?
32:55It's corny.
32:56It's corny.
32:57It's corny.
32:58It's corny.
32:59It's corny.
33:00It's corny.
33:01It's corny.
33:02It's corny.
33:03I don't know what to say.
33:04Girls are ugly.
33:05They're ugly.
33:06They're not pretty.
33:07No, it's about the attitude.
33:08The attitude.
33:09The attitude.
33:10You keep it to yourself.
33:11You keep it to yourself.
33:12You keep it to yourself.
33:13There are times.
33:14There are times
33:15when you're being corny.
33:16It's corny.
33:17It's corny.
33:18You're laughing
33:19too much.
33:20I lost.
33:21Do you have
33:22other aspects
33:23in your friend's life
33:24that you want
33:25to discover?
33:27That are too
33:28unclear to you?
33:31For me,
33:32if there's something
33:33that I can discover
33:34for now,
33:35it's been a long time
33:36since I became
33:37a friend.
33:38It's almost 5 years
33:39that I haven't
33:40discovered yet.
33:41I want to
33:42go out
33:43with someone.
33:44I don't want to be
33:45the one
33:46to do it.
33:47Instead of
33:48doing it,
33:49right?
33:50Instead of that.
33:51I'm just normal.
33:52I'm not
33:53the type
33:54who cares a lot.
33:55Yes.
33:56I'm not the type
33:57who doesn't care.
33:58Yes.
33:59I'm not the type
34:00of friend
34:01who gets nervous
34:02in front of
34:03his friends.
34:04Yes.
34:05Maybe,
34:06if there's something
34:07that I can discover
34:08for him,
34:09it's from him.
34:10That's how it is.
34:11And you have
34:12a cabinet.
34:13You have two cabinets.
34:14You have two cabinets.
34:15You have two cabinets.
34:16You have two cabinets.
34:17You have two cabinets.
34:18You have two cabinets.
34:19There's one
34:20question
34:21that you want
34:22to ask your friend.
34:23It's been a long time
34:24since you asked
34:25that question.
34:26What is it?
34:27What is it?
34:28You go first.
34:29You go first, boys.
34:30What is it?
34:31What is it?
34:32Do you have curlers
34:33at night?
34:34No, I don't.
34:35I don't have curlers
34:36at night.
34:37Do you have curlers
34:38at night?
34:39What is it?
34:40What is it?
34:41It's like we're both
34:42gone.
34:43No, because
34:44when I'm at home
34:45with him,
34:46I think
34:47I don't have
34:48a question
34:49that I can't
34:50ask him.
34:51That you can't
34:52ask him.
34:53No, I don't have
34:54a question
34:55that I can't
34:56ask him because
34:57I'm confident
34:58that if I ask him
34:59he'll answer me.
35:00What makes your friendship
35:01work?
35:02Communication.
35:03Communication.
35:04And being true
35:05to each other.
35:06There's no...
35:07There's no plastic.
35:08No cheating.
35:09No cheating.
35:10You call a spade
35:11a spade.
35:12That's what
35:13friends are for.
35:14Truth.
35:15Communication.
35:16No jealousy.
35:17There.
35:18Usually,
35:19if it's a girl.
35:20Yes, no cheating.
35:21Definitely,
35:22no stealing
35:23from your boyfriend.
35:24Right?
35:25But sometimes,
35:26you don't like
35:27your boyfriend
35:28to be on your level.
35:29He's my level.
35:30He's my level.
35:31He's my level.
35:32You're my level.
35:33Chris, are you there?
35:34Chris, are you there?
35:35Chris, are you there?
35:36Chris, are you there?
35:37One more thing,
35:38maybe it's one of the reasons
35:39why our friendship
35:40really worked
35:41for a long time.
35:42The competition.
35:43There's no competition
35:44because we're
35:45different in age.
35:46So, even in our career,
35:47or in our love life.
35:48Do you like
35:49guys who are different?
35:50But we're
35:51almost the same.
35:52Yes,
35:53we're the same.
35:54We don't like
35:55that Mr. Friendship
35:56that we're
35:57always smiling.
35:58He's smiling.
35:59He's always
36:00joking around.
36:01He's always joking around.
36:02Oh,
36:03he's acting.
36:07He's not a bad person.
36:08Don't be like that.
36:09He's not a bad person.
36:10It's just that he's
36:11serious.
36:12It's just that he's
36:13serious.
36:14Don't be a bad person.
36:15We're almost
36:16the same
36:17in our sense
36:18that when we watch
36:19a movie,
36:20when the leading man
36:21is cute.
36:22Oh, you're both
36:23the same?
36:24Yes.
36:25I'm going to tell you
36:26I'll introduce you to Hugh Jackman.
36:30Hugh Jackman.
36:31That's my boyfriend.
36:32He's one of your dreamers.
36:35Thank you very much.
36:37Is it over?
36:38We're done?
36:39We can't even talk anymore.
36:41This is too much.
36:42Hey, hey.
36:43We're done.
36:44Let's get them out of here.
36:46Chiquita.
36:47Chiquita.
36:48Come with us.
36:49I can't.
36:50I have an interview.
36:51Why are you all together?
36:54It's like a party.
36:55I'll do it.
36:56I'll do it.
36:58Thank you very much.
37:00Thank you, Ren, for joining us.
37:01We'll be back.
37:17So, Jelly.
37:18Is it right?
37:19Your question is intriguing.
37:22Is it a friendship until death?
37:24Or is there a limit?
37:27Of course, there should be a limit.
37:29Yes, because if the other one jumps, you'll also jump.
37:32Yes, is that so?
37:33Because you can't also be too close for comfort.
37:37Familiarity breeds contempt.
37:39Exactly.
37:40So, you'll still have to give each other space.
37:42Space.
37:43Because if you're together until death,
37:46and the other one doesn't have that kind of perspective,
37:49it's hard for you to get along.
37:51Bottom line is, in any kind of relationship,
37:54whether friendship or a love relationship,
37:58what is important is the trust, the respect.
38:01Respect.
38:02Right?
38:03Space.
38:04Space.
38:05Me, and acceptance.
38:06Acceptance.
38:07You just have to accept that you're like this, I'm like this.
38:09That's it.
38:10Loyalty is hard to define in friendship.
38:15Loyalty is like, you should be friends.
38:18That's not it.
38:19That's selfishness.
38:20That's selfishness.
38:21That's not loyalty.
38:23Loyalty is like, even if you're wrong,
38:28I support you.
38:29Yes, that's not right either.
38:31Loyalty is like, we're loyal to you because we're always here for you.
38:38That's your loyalty, Sam.
38:40But we need your loyalty.
38:42We just wish that.
38:43You watch us every day.
38:44Right?
38:45So, with that, thank you for watching us today.
38:50And I hope you watch us each and every day.
38:53Thank you, and we'll see you again.
38:55This is it.
38:56Sis!
39:00Sis would like to thank,
39:02Bambi Fuentes,
39:03Mossimo,
39:04F&H,
39:06Chloe for our eyewear,
39:08Optical Works,
39:09Adidas,
39:11Janeline Shoes,
39:12Wade Shoes,
39:13Bayo,
39:15Under the Sea Pet Shop,
39:16Salon de Manila,
39:18La Germania,
39:19680 Home Appliances,
39:22Durastar,
39:23Mano Mano,
39:25Clay and Display,
39:26JBL Home Furniture Enterprise,
39:29The Barnyard,
39:30Grand Flora,
39:32Our Home,
39:33Wayless Center and Spa,
39:36The Big and Small Art Company,
39:38Color My Hair,
39:39and Union Square.
39:41If you're a true friend,
39:42that's what you'll really feel,
39:44that you'll really take care of me.
39:45You won't be surprised.
39:47Am I fat now?
39:49No, it's okay.
39:50It's okay.
39:51No, he's really...
39:52Oh dear,
39:53don't make fun of him.
39:55You're really fat.
39:56You're really fat.
39:58Hey,
39:59it's been 45 minutes,
40:01the airplane left,
40:02we haven't checked in yet.
40:03Jim, can we prove this?
40:05We'll wait.
40:06We'll wait.
40:07We'll check in.
40:08Where's the plane?
40:10It left.
40:12Hey,
40:13our eyes are big.
40:15Hey,
40:16thank you very much.
40:17Thank you, thank you.
40:18Is it over?
40:19We're done?
40:21We can't even talk,
40:22we're still at the barnyard.
40:24Hey,
40:25let's take a picture.
40:26Let's show them first.
40:27Wait,
40:28let's take a picture.
40:29Let's take a picture.
40:30Let's take a picture.
40:31Let's take a picture.
40:33Why are you so simple?
40:34We're all together.
40:36Let's take this first.
40:37Let them judge
40:38if the show is funny or not.
40:39But you should've done it first.
40:41But we're live now.
40:42Oh,
40:44okay.
40:45Anyway,
40:46I hope they're not the only ones.
40:47Yes.