William Martinez at Yayo Aguila, strict parents nga ba? | SiS (Stream Together)
Ano kaya ang mga Do's and Dont's nina William Martinez, Yayo Aguila, at iba pang mga celebrity parents sa kanilang mga teenager na anak?
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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. We've got magic that never ends.
00:27I got you sis, you got me. The best of friends we'll always, always be.
00:38We always have fun, being together. You know me the best, we're friends forever.
00:46Through good times and bad, I'm here for you sis, right by your side.
00:52Hit or miss, we are sisters, we are friends. We've got magic that never ends.
01:01I got you sis, you got me. The best of friends, the best of friends.
01:09The best of friends we'll always, always be. We are sisters, we are sisters.
01:17Good morning to all of you, especially to your parents who have a problem with their teenagers.
01:26Because kids these days are really different.
01:29Hi, you're telling me.
01:31Their interests are different, they got different thrills.
01:36There's a computer, there's a cellphone, there's the internet.
01:41Internet.
01:42Hi.
01:43Hi, yayay.
01:44Wow.
01:45Right? Especially you, of course, it's true that we have a lot of new things that we're seeing.
01:53There's more information, just like the signage, the logos.
01:59No fear.
02:00Let's start with no fear. They always want to wear no fear.
02:05That's why they always imbibe, no fear. They're not afraid of mommy or daddy.
02:09I'm just saying, I'm not afraid of anybody.
02:12Maybe they're trying to voice out or to express themselves that we have no fear.
02:18Well, Jelly, we won't really know if they really have no fear, they don't care, they don't have a problem.
02:25We won't know, or maybe they're just teenagers.
02:29This is like extreme games.
02:32Those skateboarding ramps where they go in circles.
02:36Those bicycles that they ride.
02:38I've accepted that. I've accepted skateboarding.
02:41I really can't accept that.
02:42I've accepted bicycles. I can't accept motorcycles.
02:46You really can't accept that?
02:48I really can't accept that.
02:49That's very dangerous.
02:50There.
02:51That's very dangerous. Okay?
02:53You're really passionate, Jelly.
02:55Okay, let's go with this one.
02:56So that it's more like a counter strike.
02:59Are they aware of the violence that they're doing? Because that's really deadly.
03:04There's even blood.
03:06Those video games serve a purpose. Sometimes it's for reflexes.
03:10We're also playing video games.
03:11Reflexes.
03:12Hand-to-eye coordination. That's important.
03:14Because we need that.
03:16In everything we do. In everyday activities.
03:18You're not saying that those who get imbibed there will die, right?
03:21Yes.
03:22Sometimes, the problem with them is that they get too excited.
03:26Impulsive.
03:27Not that.
03:28They get too excited.
03:30They spend too much time.
03:32And too much money.
03:33And when you tell them, you've been there for so long, you've been there for 4 hours.
03:37Mama, do you know that we just started?
03:41But it's been 4 hours, right?
03:43Okay.
03:44Sorry, I'm emotional.
03:46If you're wondering why we're talking about this,
03:49of course, that will be part of our topic for the day.
03:53Exactly.
03:54We'll know the feelings of our parents who have teenagers.
04:00She doesn't.
04:01I want to play.
04:03What do they feel when they see change?
04:06When they slowly get confused with their children,
04:09they understand each other.
04:11They become full of everything.
04:13They have their own wishes.
04:14Correct.
04:15In this episode, the title is,
04:17I love you, my baby.
04:19All of that is here in SIS.
04:37We walk hand in hand.
04:39We dream together.
04:41We giggle and laugh like kids forever.
04:45We're two different people.
04:47But we're having fun.
04:49We talk about anything.
04:51We talk about anything.
04:53We talk about anything.
04:55We talk about anything.
04:57We talk about anything.
04:59We talk about anything.
05:01We talk about anything.
05:03We talk about anything.
05:05We talk about anything under the sun.
05:07We are sisters.
05:09We are friends.
05:11We've got magic that never ends.
05:15I've got you, sis.
05:17You've got me.
05:19The best of friends we'll always, always be.
05:27We always have fun being together.
05:31You know me the best.
05:32We're friends forever.
05:34Through good times and bad, I'm here for you, sis.
05:38Right by your side, hit or miss.
05:41We are sisters.
05:43We are friends.
05:45We've got magic that never ends.
05:49I've got you, sis.
05:51You've got me.
05:53The best of friends we'll always, always be.
06:01We are sisters.
06:03We are sisters.
06:08Good morning to all of you.
06:10Especially to your parents who have a problem with their teenagers.
06:14Because kids these days are really different.
06:17Hi, you're telling me.
06:19Their interests are different.
06:21They got different thrills.
06:24There's a computer.
06:25Computer.
06:26There's a cellphone.
06:27Cellphone.
06:28There's the internet.
06:29Internet.
06:30Hi.
06:31Hi-yi-yi.
06:32Wow.
06:33Right?
06:34Especially you, of course.
06:35It's true that we have a lot of new things that we're seeing.
06:40There's more information.
06:42Just like the signage there.
06:45The logos.
06:46No fear.
06:47There.
06:48Let's start with the no fear.
06:50There.
06:51They always want to wear no fear.
06:53That's why they always imbibe no fear.
06:55They're not afraid of mommy or daddy.
06:57That's it.
06:58I'm not afraid of anybody.
07:00Maybe they're trying to voice out or express themselves that we have no fear.
07:06Well, Jelly.
07:07We won't know if they really have no fear.
07:11They don't care anymore.
07:12They don't have anger anymore.
07:13We won't know.
07:14Or maybe they're just teenagers.
07:17This one.
07:18It's like extreme games.
07:20The skateboarders are rampaging.
07:22They're circling around.
07:23The bicycles that they're riding.
07:25I accept that.
07:26I accept the skateboard.
07:28I really can't accept that.
07:30I accept the bicycle.
07:32I can't accept the motorcycle.
07:34You really shouldn't accept that.
07:36I really can't accept that.
07:38It's very dangerous.
07:40Okay?
07:41You're really passionate, Jelly.
07:43This one.
07:44It's like a counter strike.
07:46Are they aware of the violence that they're doing?
07:50Because it's really deadly.
07:51There's even blood.
07:53Those video games serve a purpose.
07:55Sometimes, it's for reflexes.
07:57We're also playing video games.
07:59Reflexes.
08:00Hand-to-eye coordination.
08:01That's important.
08:02Because we need that.
08:03In everything we do.
08:04In everyday activities.
08:05You're not saying that those who get imbibed there will die, right?
08:09Yes.
08:10Sometimes, the problem with them is that they get too excited.
08:14They're impulsive.
08:15No.
08:16They get too excited.
08:17They spend too much time.
08:19And too much money.
08:20And when you say,
08:21You've been there for too long.
08:23You've been there for 4 hours.
08:24Mama, do you know that we just started?
08:28But it's been 4 hours, right?
08:30Okay.
08:31Sorry.
08:32I'm emotional.
08:33You're wondering why we're talking about this to the kids.
08:36Of course, that will be part of our topic for the day.
08:40Exactly.
08:41We'll know the feeling of our parents who have teenagers.
08:47She doesn't.
08:48Okay.
08:49I just want to do it.
08:50What do they feel when they see changes?
08:53When slowly, they get confused with their children.
08:57Then, they understand each other.
08:59They become full of everything.
09:01They have their own thoughts.
09:02Correct.
09:03In the episode, the title is,
09:04You're a pig, my baby.
09:07All of that will be here in SIS.
09:19You're a pig, my baby.
09:22All of that will be here in SIS.
09:25All of that will be here in SIS.
09:28All of that will be here in SIS.
09:41Look, your son is playing and you're not paying attention.
09:45The friends are more important than you.
09:48What kind of fear do parents feel when their children are pregnant or giving birth?
09:57Okay.
09:59Let's start with our guests.
10:01We'll ask them their input and opinion.
10:05Let's start with Mistika.
10:06Her child was born prematurely at the age of 14.
10:12I'm going to be a grandmother.
10:15Okay, Edgar Mande.
10:17There was no incident yet, but she complained that her child's ear was hard.
10:22It's almost there.
10:25Anna Marin.
10:26They fought sometimes because she didn't tell her child that she invited a friend to her room.
10:33Oh, that's complicated.
10:36Yayo Aguila and William Martinez.
10:38Mr. is too strict with his children.
10:42It's something that they're trying to convince their spouse to do.
10:45Okay.
10:46What?
10:47It's something that every parent encounters.
10:50There are teenagers, right?
10:53How would you describe the fear that you feel?
10:56Let's start with a girl who has a child.
10:58You.
11:00There's a lot of fear.
11:01Usually, it's the father, right?
11:03It's the fear of his own child.
11:06I feel that the child is a reverse psychologist.
11:09Because one time, we were surprised.
11:11She was 13, right?
11:12She told us that her ear was hard.
11:15Her ear will be pierced.
11:17Because spice girls usually have a hole.
11:20Do you think it's a stage?
11:21Stage, yes.
11:22If you want to pierce your ear or suddenly get a tattoo, it's really a stage.
11:25Sign of wanting to be independent.
11:27Yes.
11:28What you need is a perfect timing to block.
11:31I was tempted to do it at the right time.
11:33What did you do?
11:34I answered, go to your house, live by yourself, pierce your ear.
11:37No, dad, I won't go out.
11:38But shouldn't you also give them credit for actually asking permission?
11:42They did.
11:43Prior to that, she already pierced her ear.
11:45We were surprised.
11:46She pierced her ear.
11:48She was with the maid.
11:49She's a woman.
11:51She told him, wow, that's dangerous.
11:54What if...
11:55Yeah, we did.
11:56He was scared.
11:57He was like, hello.
11:58He made a decision like that.
12:01Piercing his ear.
12:02What if he pierces his ear?
12:03That's bad.
12:05My only fear is that when he goes out of the house,
12:07he might get into a fight or he might bump into other people.
12:12But so far, nothing.
12:14Because always, before they leave, I ask them to pray.
12:17Ask Jesus to protect you.
12:19They have prayers even in the car.
12:21Ask for parking.
12:23So I'm a bit scared.
12:26Because they're in touch.
12:27They already have a fear to disappoint.
12:32But sometimes, no matter how close they are to the parents
12:35or how in touch they are with the people you're watching,
12:38how do you actually know if they're telling the truth?
12:41Because sometimes, we don't have a difference or they do.
12:45It's sometimes the company they keep.
12:46Correct.
12:47The peer pressure.
12:48You're too kind.
12:51That's why for us, it's a policy.
12:53If you have a friend, a friend or any, a woman or a man,
12:56you know, your visitor,
12:57they can enter the room but they can't lock the door.
13:01That's a policy.
13:02That's a policy, right?
13:03Not because you might do something bad.
13:06What if your visitor did something bad?
13:09Right?
13:10That's why it's not allowed to lock the door.
13:15Edgar?
13:16For me, it's not allowed to enter the room.
13:18Because she's a woman.
13:19Oh, she's a woman.
13:20Okay.
13:21So she's a woman.
13:22If she's of her class, she can enter the room.
13:25Even if she's a girl?
13:27She's a woman.
13:29But she's wearing clothes.
13:32Yes.
13:33She might have a beard.
13:36I have a fear.
13:38First of all, when I come here,
13:39two years ago,
13:41I was just starting to build up my relationship with my daughter
13:45since she grew up with her grandmother.
13:47And then secondly,
13:48what they're saying,
13:49there's a lot of tattoos here.
13:52Too many?
13:53There's one here.
13:54I told my daughter to remove it.
13:56Otherwise, you'll get a tattoo.
13:58You'll regret it.
13:59And it's good that in school,
14:00you're not allowed to do that.
14:01And then,
14:02there are different colors of hair.
14:04There.
14:05The worst thing that happened
14:08is that she'll be a father at the age of 14.
14:11It's bad if she'll be a mother.
14:12Why?
14:13That's the worst.
14:16That's the hardest part.
14:18That's the father.
14:19Because,
14:20what are we feeling right now?
14:21Because I think,
14:22at the age of a teenager,
14:23it's hard too.
14:24Because we were teenagers once.
14:26We know that stage.
14:28We want to prove to our parents that we have minds of our own.
14:32Yes, correct.
14:33Everything's a basket.
14:34We can decide for ourselves.
14:35But at the same time,
14:36we're still not old and responsible enough
14:39Ah yes, it's true.
14:40to make decisions
14:41or to own up to the decisions,
14:43whatever those decisions are.
14:44We removed it.
14:53How can we know
14:54if our teenagers have crushes
14:57or if they're in a relationship?
14:59Well, here are the seven signs.
15:02Sign number one.
15:03Sign number two.
15:16Sign number three.
15:23Sign number four.
15:29Sign number five.
15:34Sign number six.
15:45Sign number seven.
15:51Oh, that's okay.
15:53You're parents,
15:54you've been through that stage.
15:56It's just different, right?
15:58So don't be hurt.
15:59Just let them feel
16:01that you're still their last resort
16:03when there's a problem.
16:04Okay?
16:06Makeup,
16:07gimmick,
16:08telephone,
16:09cell phone,
16:10text messaging.
16:11Oh my,
16:12you can see a lot of things
16:13that will change your children
16:15when they grow up.
16:16When they're growing up,
16:17they'll have a baby.
16:18But to our guests,
16:19what changes did they see
16:21in their children?
16:22Of course,
16:23in the beginning,
16:24they'll buy a bra.
16:26A big bra,
16:27every year.
16:28Right?
16:29Every year.
16:30The whole year.
16:31For me,
16:32when we're eating,
16:33I'm like,
16:34Papa, I'm growing hair on my,
16:35what?
16:36What?
16:37Papa, I'm growing hair on my,
16:38tooth.
16:39Ah, I can do it.
16:40I was surprised.
16:43I was shocked.
16:44You were shocked?
16:45Because when I was a kid,
16:46whenever that was,
16:49it was shocking.
16:51When did you realize
16:52that you have a big tooth?
16:53He can't leave
16:54and he doesn't get jealous.
16:55He'll suddenly
16:56get angry.
16:57He won't go out
16:58and he won't
16:59fix it.
17:00Fix it.
17:01You're not like before.
17:02Come here,
17:03come with me.
17:04Let's go to the grocery.
17:05Excited!
17:07I'm like that.
17:08I'm like that.
17:09There are people
17:10who go with me to the grocery.
17:11There are people
17:12who sit next to me.
17:13There are people
17:14who hug me.
17:15But sometimes,
17:16I'm the one who drives.
17:17I don't feel like,
17:18can you drive for me?
17:19Because I'm going
17:20to the grocery.
17:21I don't like to park.
17:22Okay, ma'am.
17:23There's someone
17:24who drives for you.
17:25You're practicing,
17:26actually.
17:27Yes, Edgar.
17:28Before,
17:29in my room,
17:30I'll lie down
17:31in my bed.
17:32That's where I'll sleep.
17:33Yes,
17:34when you're not around.
17:35Now,
17:36I don't do that anymore.
17:37Now,
17:38I don't do that anymore.
17:39He'll go to his room
17:40and he'll be there
17:41by himself.
17:42He'll be there
17:43by himself.
17:44He'll sleep there.
17:45Sounds good, right?
17:46Do you think
17:47your teenagers
17:49or your children
17:50have secrets
17:51that they're hiding?
17:52Of course.
17:53Do you think
17:54they're hiding
17:55secrets from you?
17:56Because there are things
17:57that you can tell
17:58to your mom
17:59and dad,
18:00but there are things
18:01that are just for friends.
18:02Yes.
18:03Yes,
18:04there are crushes.
18:05We know that.
18:06We catch them,
18:07but we don't tell them.
18:08Of course, you catch them
18:09with money, right?
18:10They tell me.
18:11They tell you?
18:12You're a man.
18:13So, you're hiding
18:14from your mom.
18:15Actually,
18:16Patricia doesn't hide.
18:17Yes.
18:18She even said,
18:19you're going to have a crush
18:20so you'll get fat.
18:21Yes.
18:22She encouraged me.
18:23I was surprised.
18:24She said,
18:25you're going to have a crush
18:26so you'll get fat.
18:27Because she doesn't want
18:28us to allow it.
18:29So, we're the ones
18:30who tell her.
18:31But she's like,
18:32because we're really
18:33friends,
18:34so we talk about
18:35anything under the sun.
18:36As in,
18:37every day when I drive a car,
18:38when I go to school,
18:39the door automatically
18:40closes.
18:41Mom, do you know
18:42that today,
18:43we talk about
18:44everything.
18:45I think on the onset,
18:46you let them
18:47talk to you.
18:48Yes.
18:49Because the minute
18:50you close the door,
18:51that's it.
18:52And it feels good
18:53because we share
18:54like,
18:55when I was your age,
18:56when I was a second year,
18:57my friends were like that.
18:58So,
18:59let's exchange opinions.
19:00For me,
19:01she's already a parent.
19:02Because sometimes,
19:03when she needs money,
19:04she'll tell her grandma first.
19:05She'll give it to her grandma
19:06and then,
19:07she'll ask me for it.
19:08You're already a parent there.
19:09Double, double.
19:10Yes, it's already double.
19:11That's her secret.
19:12Later, I'll also know
19:13from my grandma
19:14that she gave money
19:15to her grandma.
19:16That's why you're
19:17already a parent.
19:18I don't know how much
19:19she's budgeting.
19:20Sometimes,
19:21I'm the one who borrows.
19:22Can I borrow
19:23a hundred?
19:24Because when she gives
19:25an allowance,
19:26there's a certain time
19:27when there's,
19:28let's say,
19:29for a month,
19:30for a week,
19:31something like that.
19:32I'm 11 years old.
19:33She's the one
19:34who really budgets
19:35her allowance.
19:36Sometimes,
19:37she'll say,
19:38can you just give money
19:39first for the bread?
19:40She's the one
19:41who borrows.
19:42She has a list.
19:43That's amazing.
19:44She's smart.
19:45She has a list.
19:46That's how it is.
19:47My daughter,
19:48she gives her allowance
19:49weekly.
19:50Then, she hides it
19:51and gives it to her grandma.
19:52That's so cute.
19:53What happens is,
19:54she eats it from her friends.
19:57She eats it from her grandma.
19:59That's right.
20:00She hides her allowance.
20:01She hides it.
20:02She doesn't bring it
20:03to school.
20:04Even if she has a lot,
20:05she'll ask for more.
20:06I just found out
20:07later that
20:08at least,
20:09she still has a father.
20:10I'm a businesswoman.
20:11When there's a need,
20:12there's an interest right away.
20:14You'll know why
20:15this is so expensive.
20:16That's because
20:17there's an overdue payment.
20:18There's an overdue payment.
20:19She's studying.
20:20She's studying.
20:21Do you remember
20:22the time when
20:23you were teenagers
20:24compared to
20:25the time now
20:26when you were kids?
20:27It's far.
20:28I think it's normal.
20:29It's normal to tell them.
20:30You know,
20:31when we were teenagers,
20:32we were like that.
20:33Right?
20:34I feel like it's normal.
20:35We always tell them,
20:36wait, when I was a kid,
20:37I wasn't like that.
20:38But they're lucky
20:39because all the
20:40teenagers nowadays
20:41are still here.
20:42Exactly.
20:43And there's a lot
20:44of information
20:45that exists now
20:46that didn't exist
20:47back then.
20:48There's internet at home.
20:49It's high-tech.
20:50It's high-tech.
20:51It's the worst.
20:52Let's put it this way.
20:54All of those things
20:55can be dangerous
20:56if we don't
20:58educate our children
21:00how to use them.
21:01That's right.
21:02That's why
21:03I'm like,
21:04you can't babysit
21:05all of them.
21:06No.
21:07You just hope that
21:08you brought up your children
21:09right.
21:10Yeah, exactly.
21:11And your timing is right.
21:12If the timing is wrong,
21:13they'll want to
21:14sit behind you.
21:15For example,
21:16they'll bite you
21:17when you're behind.
21:18That's why
21:19one of the things
21:20that I tell my children
21:21right now is
21:22whatever they do
21:23during the week,
21:24for example,
21:25they'll do parkada
21:26and stuff like that.
21:27They'll do puyat
21:28on Saturday night
21:29until the morning.
21:30Just make sure
21:31that even if
21:32you go home
21:33at 5 or 4,
21:34Sunday is a church day.
21:36No matter what,
21:37you just go to church
21:38with me after that.
21:39If you want to sleep again,
21:40it's up to you.
21:41That's it.
21:42If I don't go to church,
21:43I'll feel bad.
21:44Next,
21:45given the problem,
21:46I can't leave them.
21:47It's inevitable
21:48that children grow up.
21:49Sometimes,
21:50the parents
21:51don't understand
21:53and of course,
21:54their children's age.
21:56How should the parents
21:57deal with situations
21:58where their children
21:59don't really
22:01jive?
22:02That's
22:03Pagbalik na Sis.
22:18We are sisters.
22:23We'll give the situation
22:24of our moms
22:25and dads.
22:26Now,
22:27in these situations,
22:28we'll see
22:29if they'll be
22:30parents
22:31or they'll be
22:32jiving.
22:34Here we go.
22:35Let's start.
22:39Read it, Janessa.
22:40I'll open it for you.
22:41So that you can see.
22:42So that you can see.
22:43You can see.
22:44Very cool to read.
22:46Baduy ang porma niya
22:47para sayo.
22:49O magkaiba kayo
22:50ng get up.
22:51Sino sa palagay niyo
22:52ang dapat mag-adjust?
22:53E kaso,
22:54pareho kami
22:55ng get up.
22:56Baduy ako.
22:57Baduy din siya.
22:58Okay lang.
22:59Okay lang din din siya.
23:00Okay lang.
23:01Okay lang.
23:03Ako hindi.
23:04Kasi ano,
23:05kung ano yung gusto nila
23:06i-suot,
23:07kung ano yung pinag-suot ko.
23:08Last,
23:09my kids would tell me,
23:10Mom,
23:11I think it's better
23:12that you wear
23:13the black shoes na lang
23:14yung isa instead of
23:15the white shoes.
23:16Okay lang,
23:17ganun.
23:18O,
23:19ano?
23:20Ikaw?
23:21Hindi mo ko nagbabra,
23:22kayo dalawa.
23:23Hindi ko.
23:24Siya, siya,
23:25yung mahihinti.
23:26Ito yung miyogali to noon.
23:27Buti na lang,
23:28hindi na siya ngayon.
23:29Alam mo yung
23:30feel na feel mo
23:31yung suot mo.
23:32Pati sa akin,
23:33kinagawa niyo,
23:34feel na feel mo
23:35yung suot mo.
23:36Feel mo,
23:37ganda-ganda mo.
23:38Tasasakay ka lang
23:39ng kotya.
23:40Saram,
23:41aalis na kami.
23:42Ipinasa ka?
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26:26Oh my God.
26:29Nakipag-date ang anak mo.
26:31Di nagpaalam.
26:32Sabi may gimmick.
26:33Nahuli mo siya.
26:34Paano mo siya ikoconfront?
26:37Pag maganda yung date niya.
26:38Okay lang.
26:39Okay lang.
26:40Kaya anong minsan?
26:41Nag-date yan.
26:42Nasa state.
26:43Pero ano pa siya no?
26:44Talagang baby teenager.
26:46Eh, hindi maganda yung kadate niya.
26:48Ang mami ko pang nag-drive.
26:49Diba?
26:50Galit na galit ang mami ko.
26:51Sabi ng mami ko,
26:52Ranyan!
26:53Sabi niya,
26:54hindi kita pinalaki.
26:55Hindi nga i-date mo, ha?
26:56Okay siya, just give me the shirt.
26:57Galit na galit.
26:59Galit na galit ang mami ko.
27:00Sabi,
27:01allowed ka lang mag-date kung maganda yung girl.
27:06Pahirapan yun.
27:07Diba? Galit na galit.
27:09Lola kasi yung lola.
27:11Mas protective.
27:12Yung anak ko naman,
27:1313 years old siya nung
27:14bigla siyang,
27:15bigla siyang nag-escape
27:16para lang puntahan yung girl.
27:18He was 13 years old,
27:1915 yung girl.
27:20Ang ginawa ko,
27:21kaya ngayon yung
27:22dining table ko ngayon,
27:23instead na anim
27:24ang upuan doon,
27:25liliman na lang.
27:26Ibinatong ko sa kanya.
27:29Ibinatong mo talaga?
27:30Ibinatong mo talaga?
27:32That was the first time
27:33nag-away ka?
27:34First and the last
27:35nag-away kami.
27:36O, ito babae.
27:37O, sa akin dati
27:38nagpaalam,
27:39lalabas.
27:40Yung pala,
27:41dati sumihin
27:42nangyari ng incident.
27:43Hindi, gano'n e.
27:44Tapos, kinabukasan,
27:45Kinabukasan na mo.
27:46Kinabukasan ko yung ano niya,
27:47cellphone niya.
27:48Pinasa.
27:49Hindi na alam.
27:50Hindi bakla.
27:51Kasi bumasok niya
27:52skwalahan,
27:53kinawa ko sa kwarto.
27:54Pagkakita ko,
27:55sabi nung ano niya,
27:56alam mo,
27:57ang hina mo pala
27:58kumuminom.
27:59Nakakalahating beer ka lang,
28:00nasik.
28:01Sabi ko,
28:02kahapon to ah.
28:03Uminom pala.
28:04Uminom.
28:05Tapos, pinagalitan ko.
28:07Para sa'yo yan, siguro.
28:08Ako magbabasa.
28:09Para sa'yo yan.
28:10Sa'yo?
28:11Biglang may dumalaw
28:12sa bahay,
28:13o andala ng babae
28:14ang anak mo.
28:15Anong gagawin mo?
28:18Hinawa ko sa bahay.
28:20Anong gagawin mo?
28:21Ha?
28:22Ha?
28:23Ha?
28:25Ha?
28:26Ok, biglang may dumalaw
28:27sa bahay.
28:29Eh, pato nangyari na yung ganya?
28:31Nagdala ng babae,
28:32what's new?
28:33Eh, lalaki yung anak ko.
28:34Anong magagawa?
28:35At least,
28:36pinapakilala niya sa'kin.
28:37Anong gagawin mo?
28:38As long as wala sila
28:39sa loob ng kwarto.
28:40Exactly,
28:41as long as wala sila
28:42sa loob ng kwarto.
28:43Ok lang naman,
28:44diba,
28:45you meet their friends.
28:46Eh, lalaki yung anak ko.
28:47Kung girlfriend niya,
28:48eh, di girlfriend niya.
28:49Papipigilan mo.
28:50Anong mo nangyari sa'kin yan?
28:51There's a girl inside the room.
28:53Right?
28:54That's okay.
28:55I'll get closer to her.
28:56I said that.
28:58The girl didn't notice me, right?
29:00I went inside the room.
29:01I was so irritated.
29:03Right?
29:03Right?
29:04When I told my son,
29:06I said, who's that?
29:07He said, my friend.
29:08I said, why don't you know how to...
29:10Is that breathing?
29:11You don't know how to say good evening, good afternoon,
29:13hello ma'am, or whatever.
29:15I'm here.
29:16He said, she's shy.
29:18I said, she's shy inside your room.
29:21I said, she's shy inside your room.
29:24That's why she's shy.
29:25That's why she's shy.
29:26Because she's inside the room.
29:27Exactly.
29:28Right?
29:31She's angry already.
29:32I'm always angry.
29:33That's why when my kids grow up,
29:35I'm always angry.
29:36Yes.
29:36I don't even have a five-year-old yet.
29:40She's just three years old.
29:41She's still young.
29:42She's the first one.
29:44She's the first one.
29:45Wait.
29:46What if she gets married early?
29:48What if you don't eat together?
29:50I don't understand.
29:51What if instead of loving her,
29:53for what you're doing for her,
29:55what she gives back to you is anger?
29:57Or maybe you're just jealous
30:00of the things that she's interested in right now.
30:03That's it.
30:04On giving back.
30:20We are sisters.
30:24Do parents get jealous
30:26when their kids are in their adolescence period?
30:29It's just a period of time
30:31when they don't eat together.
30:33Here's the question.
30:34Do you ever reach a point
30:35where you want to give up?
30:36You want to give up everything?
30:39You're tired,
30:40you're fighting,
30:42you're sad,
30:43you can't go anywhere,
30:45especially when the situation is getting worse.
30:47Yes.
30:48That happens.
30:49That happens.
30:50When it's too much.
30:53Like you can't take it anymore.
30:55You don't know what to do.
30:57You're not listening.
30:59It's too much.
31:00That's a term.
31:01Really.
31:02Before she had a girlfriend,
31:03I told her everything.
31:04Son, remember this.
31:06You can't have a wife
31:11and you don't have a job.
31:14I told her,
31:15you might become a macho dancer
31:17or you might become a gas station worker.
31:19I told her,
31:20Son, remember this.
31:23Remember this.
31:24When the day comes
31:25when you're pregnant,
31:26you're not here anymore.
31:27You're just there.
31:28It's up to you.
31:29But I gave it up.
31:31When I found out,
31:32Mommy, can you come here?
31:33Let's talk seriously.
31:34True text, okay?
31:35Then she said,
31:36Mommy, it's up to you
31:38if you want us to divorce.
31:40That's it?
31:41My God, by that time,
31:42I didn't know what to do.
31:43She's crazy.
31:44Instead of saying
31:45what I said before,
31:46what I dreamed of,
31:47I couldn't do it
31:48because I didn't have a choice.
31:49He's still my son.
31:50I can't divorce him.
31:52That's it.
31:53You have to give it up.
31:54Tell him, surrender.
31:55I don't know what to do.
31:56Because when I told him,
31:57he said,
31:58Mommy, where are you?
31:59I need you.
32:00Maybe you're there.
32:02That's it.
32:03He's coming back, right?
32:04He's coming back.
32:05He's coming back.
32:06It's like revenge.
32:07So my revenge now,
32:08I had to understand him, right?
32:11I had to show him respect.
32:14So now,
32:15he's a good boy.
32:16Instead of being there,
32:17doing drugs,
32:18not doing drugs.
32:19No, he's just at home
32:20with his wife.
32:21Of course,
32:22it's high time.
32:23Exactly.
32:24He'll go out with his wife.
32:25He can't go out
32:26with his friends anymore.
32:27He's gone.
32:28And at the same time,
32:29at school,
32:30he's hardworking.
32:31He's a class president now.
32:33I said,
32:34wow,
32:35this is a big change.
32:36He's two years older.
32:37I give him a credit for that.
32:39Instead of being a bad boy,
32:40he became a good boy.
32:41His image now,
32:42he has responsibility.
32:43Responsibility.
32:44How about,
32:45for the,
32:46here's the question.
32:47Daddy is the girl's son.
32:48What if one day,
32:50your son suddenly comes to you.
32:52What?
32:53Okay, one day soon,
32:54to make it more fun.
32:56Daddy,
32:57we have to talk.
32:58I'm pregnant.
32:59That's what hurts.
33:00That's what scares me.
33:01Dead.
33:02What will you do?
33:03I don't know.
33:04He doesn't know yet.
33:06I don't know yet.
33:07He doesn't want to face it.
33:08He doesn't want to think about it.
33:09He doesn't want to think about it.
33:10I don't want to think about it first.
33:11Okay, William.
33:12Suddenly, you're getting serious, William.
33:14I'm sweating.
33:15I'm thinking,
33:16if I'm a man or a woman.
33:18You don't know the difference.
33:19There's a generation gap.
33:20If you're a man or a woman,
33:21you're the same.
33:22You answered correctly.
33:23You answered correctly.
33:24Don't laugh.
33:25Something like,
33:26I have to accept still.
33:27Because he's my son.
33:28I can't say,
33:29get out of my house.
33:30I can't do that too.
33:31The best thing I can do is like,
33:32okay,
33:33we love him.
33:34Is he willing to answer for that?
33:35If he does not want,
33:36I'll feel supportive
33:37but I don't want to see the man anymore.
33:39That's it.
33:40What if he's willing to support?
33:41It's okay.
33:42They're getting married
33:43but he's a man.
33:44It's his tradition.
33:45Okay.
33:46Sometimes,
33:47we get angry
33:48based on our guilt sometimes.
33:50Okay.
33:51What if the day comes
33:52when they suddenly tell us,
33:55why you?
33:56You're like this.
33:57This is what he'll say.
33:59When I needed you,
34:00where were you?
34:01Wow.
34:02Second,
34:03why you?
34:04You're married.
34:05You're that age.
34:06Why you?
34:07You're also like this.
34:09What will you answer?
34:10Just be quiet.
34:11I'll go first.
34:13If I did something wrong,
34:14he'll see it.
34:15Son,
34:16that's wrong
34:17but I'll do it.
34:19That's what I'll say.
34:21For me,
34:22when that happens,
34:23why you, mom?
34:24Why you, mom?
34:26I'll answer,
34:27because you're stupid.
34:29Because it's wrong.
34:30So, okay,
34:31imitate the wrong.
34:32So, you'll also make mistakes.
34:34That's why.
34:35You know already it's wrong.
34:36Don't do it.
34:37Because I know it's wrong.
34:38I'm telling you.
34:39I helped my son.
34:40I pushed him.
34:41I said,
34:42you know what, son?
34:43That's why I did it.
34:44That's why I didn't do anything to you before.
34:45Because I did this.
34:46So that you'll live.
34:47So that you'll be like this.
34:48I pushed him.
34:49Until later,
34:50maybe he realized,
34:51is it like that?
34:52Or is he crying already?
34:54I'm sure you've already told your children,
34:56you'll also have a child someday.
34:58Yes.
34:59Yes.
35:00I've told them
35:01so many times.
35:02Because there are times
35:04when they want something
35:05that you know it's not possible, right?
35:06I told them,
35:07someday,
35:08when you have a child,
35:09they'll understand
35:10why I'm like this.
35:11And then you'll answer,
35:12no,
35:13I won't have a child.
35:14Yes.
35:15Yes.
35:16How can you say that?
35:17No, I won't have a child.
35:19You're so annoying.
35:20The kids get mad at me
35:21when I tell them,
35:22okay,
35:23when I die later,
35:24you'll see,
35:25you'll be like this.
35:27That's their hate.
35:29You're so annoying, mom.
35:30You're always saying that.
35:32Later?
35:33Tomorrow?
35:34I always tell them
35:35that they can't take it anymore
35:36when I say that, right?
35:37For example,
35:38if I'm gone,
35:39you'll look for
35:40my baby.
35:41Yes, like that.
35:42They'll tell you,
35:44it'll take a long time.
35:46That's why.
35:48It just goes to show,
35:49us parents,
35:50we'll try anything
35:51just to make sure
35:52that our children
35:53will get better.
35:54Just to make sure
35:55that we bring up right.
35:56Even if we're in a drama,
35:58there's a person I know
35:59who even killed
36:00just to get the,
36:02just to get the money.
36:04That's what we do.
36:0520 years from now,
36:07you're a bit old,
36:09what do you want to see
36:10in your child?
36:11What do you want to see
36:12happen in the life
36:13of your child?
36:15What's your dream
36:16to be the boy
36:17of your child
36:1820 years from now?
36:19I want my child
36:20to be independent.
36:21That's the only thing
36:22that's important to me.
36:23To be independent.
36:24Because I became independent
36:25at a very young age,
36:2616.
36:27I really lost
36:28my family.
36:29So he needs to do it too.
36:30I can do it,
36:31they can do it too.
36:33They can do it too.
36:34Me too.
36:35That's what I always say
36:36to my son,
36:37that he shouldn't
36:38depend on his wife.
36:3920 years from now,
36:40what I want for my children
36:41is I'll see them,
36:43you know,
36:44having wives
36:45because they're both men.
36:46Wives that are
36:48responsible.
36:49And I want,
36:50if I'm 20 years old,
36:51I should have a lot
36:52of grandchildren.
36:54So that I can see
36:56myself being
36:57a gracious grandma.
36:58Right?
36:59That's what I want.
37:00That's the next thing.
37:01That's the next thing.
37:02No,
37:0320 years from now,
37:04no.
37:05We're still young.
37:08For me,
37:09that's what I always,
37:11that's my focus,
37:12the future of my children.
37:13I want,
37:15if I want,
37:16they can finish
37:17their studies.
37:19As all of them,
37:20because I'm the one
37:21who finished my studies.
37:22Thank you very much.
37:23Thank you,
37:24Mommy and Daddy.
37:26I don't know
37:27about this situation,
37:28but my thesis is
37:30under the net.
37:32Right,
37:33Luigi?
37:35I'll talk to Sis
37:36when we get back.
38:00Hello,
38:01hey Joe.
38:02Do you want to give it a go?
38:05If there's something
38:06we want to know
38:07about the diet of babies,
38:08just like me,
38:09because I'm also a mother.
38:11We have with us
38:12the mother,
38:13the expert
38:14who doesn't lie
38:15when it comes to happiness,
38:16Aguila Martinez!
38:17Okay,
38:18what she's going to do
38:19to us today,
38:20she's going to show
38:21the right diet
38:22for the babies.
38:23Then,
38:24how can you make
38:25our baby stay strong
38:26and healthy?
38:27Oh,
38:28my friend,
38:29you know,
38:30that's the right food
38:31and the right diet.
38:32It's very easy.
38:33Here,
38:34I'm going to show you
38:35the foods
38:36for the solid foods
38:37that the baby should eat
38:38for them
38:39to be healthy
38:40and strong again.
38:41Because my baby,
38:42for example,
38:43her first solid food
38:44is cereal.
38:46Usually,
38:47we introduce this
38:48when the baby
38:49is 3 months old.
38:51Because Adam
38:52was actually
38:533 months old.
38:55We introduced this
38:56to him.
38:57His first food
38:58is cereal.
38:59But the first time,
39:00the baby won't like it
39:01because
39:02it's different.
39:03Because they're used
39:04to the formula,
39:05the liquid,
39:06the milk.
39:07So,
39:08when you feed them
39:09for the first time,
39:10most of the babies
39:11reject it.
39:12Like,
39:13she didn't like it
39:14at first.
39:15So,
39:16you need
39:17a little patience.
39:18You should have
39:19a long patience.
39:20We shouldn't
39:21feed them
39:22all of a sudden.
39:23Because,
39:24of course,
39:25they'll mix it
39:26with milk
39:27or water.
39:28Because,
39:29sometimes,
39:30babies don't like
39:31tasteless milk.
39:32So,
39:33it should have
39:34a little sweetness.
39:35Yes,
39:36because many
39:37mothers are
39:38excited
39:39when they see
39:40their baby
39:41eating solid food.
39:42You know,
39:43you should
39:44let them
39:45taste it first.
39:46Now,
39:47this cereal
39:48should be tasted first.
39:49If they don't like it,
39:50it's okay.
39:51The next day,
39:52try again
39:53until you succeed.
39:54When you feed
39:55them cereal,
39:56actually,
39:57you can also
39:58feed them fruits.
39:59Any fruits.
40:00And,
40:01be careful
40:02because
40:03babies might
40:04overfeed.
40:05We don't want that.
40:06They might overfeed.
40:07Now,
40:08when our babies
40:09have teeth,
40:10of course,
40:11they can chew.
40:12So,
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49:06Mommy,
49:07what would you do if you found out that I'm doing drugs?
49:11Here's what my mom used to tell me,
49:13You're a jerk,
49:14why don't you do drugs?
49:15Yes!
49:16I have a problem with this!
49:18Just to make sure that we bring out everything,
49:20even when making dramas,
49:22there are people who go very hard
49:24just every time having fun.
49:28So, no one like us?
49:30Not even you?
49:31There are
49:32the ones who are not mine.