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00:00Well, that saddens me.
00:05They don't welcome the thought that I'll be number one.
00:15They don't want you to be number one.
00:17Yes, it's all about family.
00:20Well, that's a snowball, but it's sad.
00:24What do you think?
00:26I feel like one day, they will eventually reach that time
00:29that they will prioritize themselves,
00:31they will love themselves,
00:32and at the same time, they can still love the people around them.
00:35I feel like that time will come.
00:37But even if he doesn't want it,
00:39I hope his family will give him that.
00:42To make him feel that he's still number one.
00:45But you too, don't allow yourself to always be the last.
00:51Don't get used to being last.
00:54And don't allow yourself to always be the last.
00:58What you allow will continue.
01:01What you allow them to consider you,
01:05that's what they will give you.
01:07And you'll get used to it, even if it's not right,
01:09and it's happy for you.
01:11Because the story can be different.
01:13He can change it.
01:15He can write a different story of his life.
01:18Okay, based on their answers,
01:21who will you choose as the final breadwinner accountant?
01:311, 2, or 3?
01:33In the previous round, you chose 3.
01:36When they moved, you changed to number 1.
01:40And they started talking.
01:42You can see the numbers that the people in the studio are raising.
01:46Are their suggestions correct?
01:49Do you believe them or do you have your own answer?
01:53There's a lot, number 2.
01:55There's a lot.
01:59Jameson is writing his answer.
02:02Let's ask John Paolo.
02:04John Paolo, who do you think?
02:07I'll stick to number 2.
02:09He'll stick to number 2.
02:11Do you want us to stick to you?
02:14Why would you stick to number 2?
02:16Number 2, he said.
02:18Most of the Madlang people, number 2 too.
02:21Are you correct this time?
02:23Yes!
02:25Monday to Friday is wrong.
02:27Okay, Jameson.
02:29Who do you think is the real breadwinner accountant?
02:34And the breadwinner accountant is...
02:43Number 2.
02:46Number 1.
02:48Number 1.
02:50He didn't follow you.
02:52You're all 2.
02:54Even John Paolo is 2.
02:56But Jameson has his own decision.
02:58His answer is 1.
03:00Number 1.
03:02And your answer is 2.
03:04Number 1 is the breadwinner accountant.
03:08And the breadwinner accountant is...
03:12The final answer of Jameson, the breadwinner accountant,
03:15is number 1.
03:17The Madlang people, raise your guesses.
03:21Are you correct this time?
03:25Most of the Madlang people are 2.
03:28Then 1.
03:30Then 3.
03:32Then 3.
03:38Let's get to know the Madlang people and their families.
03:42Is it 1, 2, or 3?
03:46Jameson said,
03:48it is breadwinnable number 1.
03:54And the breadwinner accountant is...
04:02Number...
04:153.
04:17Number 3.
04:19You're all wrong, Madlang people.
04:22I can't explain it.
04:24We should have a debate here.
04:26Stop it, Darwin.
04:28He's number 3.
04:30We should have a debate here.
04:32The Madlang people at home,
04:34are you correct this time?
04:36You're all wrong.
04:38Tweet it.
04:40The Madlang partner, John,
04:43what did you say earlier?
04:452.
04:46You're also wrong.
04:48John Paul is also wrong.
04:50Because you're wrong, you won't get Php 10,000,
04:52but you have Php 5,000.
04:56Number 1.
04:58Number 1 is...
05:00Please tell me your name.
05:02Because there are so many letters.
05:04Zedrick Khan Tahir.
05:06Zedrick Khan Tahir.
05:08What's your nationality?
05:10I'm Filipino.
05:12Do you have a mix of languages?
05:14My parents are Muslim.
05:18That's why it's Tahir.
05:20Zedrick Khan Tahir.
05:22What's your job?
05:24I'm an HR analyst.
05:26Oh, HR analyst.
05:30Good luck with your work.
05:34I don't know what he's doing.
05:36You know HR, but you're an analyst.
05:38Maybe he's doing something special.
05:40You're good because a lot of Madlang people chose you.
05:42And you,
05:44Jameson said,
05:46you're a real breadwinner accountant.
05:48You lanced him.
05:50Your performance was good.
05:52Congratulations.
05:54Sorry.
05:56Number 2.
05:58Mylynn Lumapa.
06:00Mylynn or Maylynn?
06:02Maylynn.
06:04What's your job?
06:06I'm a policewoman.
06:08Policewoman.
06:12Are you a breadwinner?
06:14No.
06:16Why were you so emotional?
06:18It's not acting.
06:20I was thinking about the song,
06:22Mapa.
06:24Oh, SB19.
06:26Yes.
06:28I'll see you later, SB19.
06:30Mapa is beautiful.
06:34That's the theme song of our movie,
06:36End the Breadwinner.
06:40You lanced him.
06:42That's why I asked you earlier,
06:44what do you want him to do?
06:46He's crying.
06:48Are you close to your family?
06:50Yes.
06:52Do you have a dream for your family?
06:54Yes.
06:56I want our life to be okay.
07:00We're not rich,
07:02we're not poor,
07:04but I want them to be happy.
07:06I'm comfortable.
07:08Who's the breadwinner of your family?
07:10Actually,
07:12we're helping our siblings.
07:14That's beautiful.
07:18It's hard,
07:20but when there's someone to help,
07:22it's easy.
07:24It gives you confidence.
07:26I'm not alone here.
07:28We can achieve our goals together.
07:32We're rooting for you and your family.
07:34God bless you. Merry Christmas.
07:36Merry Christmas to you too.
07:38Are you celebrating Christmas?
07:40Me?
07:42No, he's celebrating Christmas.
07:44Okay.
07:46Here's our real breadwinner accountant.
07:48Let's invite April Conde.
07:54April,
07:56you're the breadwinner accountant.
07:58Yes.
08:00How long have you been an accountant?
08:02Five years.
08:04How long have you been a breadwinner?
08:06Five years.
08:08How long have you been living?
08:10We're 11 siblings.
08:12I have 10 siblings
08:14and my parents are two.
08:16Are you the eldest?
08:18Yes, I am.
08:20You're living with 10 siblings
08:22and your parents.
08:24Isn't it hard for you, April?
08:26It's hard, but I have to endure it.
08:28What are your parents doing
08:30now?
08:32Now,
08:34they're selling bottles.
08:36Whenever I give them money,
08:38I give it to them
08:40so that we can pay for the house.
08:42After that,
08:44I get more money to pay for the house.
08:46That's how it is.
08:48You have 11 siblings
08:50and all of them are studying.
08:52The youngest
08:54is at home.
08:56He's not studying yet?
08:58How old is he?
09:00Four years old.
09:02What's the hardest thing you've been through as a breadwinner?
09:04When
09:06my mother gave birth to our youngest,
09:08it was during the pandemic.
09:10We found out that he was born
09:127 months ago.
09:14We had no idea
09:16that he was born
09:18when his mother gave birth to him.
09:20It was during the pandemic
09:22so it was hard for us to get a check-up.
09:24Who gave birth to him?
09:26Why did you kick his mother's baby?
09:28The baby moved.
09:30Try to kick his mother's baby
09:32if you know.
09:34One of us will fall.
09:36Who kicked the baby?
09:38Yes, the baby.
09:40He didn't know that he was pregnant.
09:44After the pandemic,
09:46my mother's situation
09:48became more difficult.
09:50So we prepared an OB
09:52for CS.
09:54If it's normal,
09:56there's a risk of bleeding.
09:58That's why
10:00when he was born,
10:02we prepared a blood bag
10:04in case of bleeding.
10:06It's expensive, right?
10:08Yes.
10:10How did you do it?
10:12I didn't have money
10:14so I borrowed money
10:16from my colleagues.
10:18I also tried
10:20to borrow money from other families
10:22so that we can be sure
10:24that we have something to hold onto
10:26when he was born.
10:28Did OB know about your situation?
10:30Did he offer you something?
10:32OB found out
10:34that we are poor
10:36so we decided to separate.
10:38I don't know if we were willing
10:40or if we wanted to separate.
10:42But my parents
10:44decided it for me
10:46because I have a job.
10:48If I could afford
10:50to have another baby
10:52at home.
10:54But of course,
10:56as a mother,
10:58I didn't want to separate.
11:00Even if it's hard
11:02to have another baby.
11:04So you decided
11:06not to have another baby.
11:08So
11:10the baby is still with you.
11:12Because OB
11:14was out of concern for sure.
11:16He knows that you are
11:1810 siblings.
11:20What will happen to the baby?
11:22So
11:24when your mother gave birth,
11:26you were the breadwinner.
11:28Didn't you get angry?
11:30Did you talk to her?
11:32Did you do anything?
11:34Did you just cry?
11:36At first,
11:38I felt bad
11:40because we don't have money.
11:42We are already 10 siblings.
11:44And we have another one.
11:46It's hard
11:48because they can't
11:50control or
11:52pay the bills.
11:54You can't do anything
11:56Yes.
11:58Do you have a boyfriend?
12:00Yes, I do.
12:02Do you get happy sometimes
12:04because of your boyfriend?
12:06Yes, I do.
12:08He's there to listen to
12:10what I've been through.
12:12When I cry,
12:14he's there to listen.
12:16He's like your speaker.
12:18He's the listener
12:20when you tell your story.
12:22Yes.
12:24Did your family
12:26ask you to have a boyfriend?
12:28Do they have a say?
12:30Especially when you're the breadwinner,
12:32your family has a say.
12:34Don't have a boyfriend.
12:36Others are more lenient.
12:38What about you?
12:40What's your situation?
12:42They said
12:44that I should finish
12:46my studies first
12:48before I get married.
12:50How old are your siblings?
12:52I'm 21 and 20.
12:54I'm in my 3rd year of college
12:56and 2nd year of college.
12:58That's what your parents told you?
13:00Yes.
13:02They said
13:04we should have our own house
13:06before I get married.
13:08It's hard.
13:10Even though I don't know you,
13:12I hear your story
13:14and I'm affected.
13:16Why you?
13:18Why him?
13:20It's so painful.
13:22It's so hard.
13:24I don't know your parents.
13:26I don't judge them.
13:28But I can't stop thinking
13:30why did you do
13:32so much
13:34for your child?
13:36It's an obligation.
13:38What do you feel sometimes?
13:40What do you think
13:42when you're so heavy?
13:44I feel like
13:46I owe a lot to my family.
13:48ATM.
13:50You feel like you owe a lot to your family?
13:52Yes.
13:54They don't have money to buy food
13:56or clothes.
13:58They always chat
14:00that they have to pay for school.
14:02It's like they think
14:04I'll have money when they chat.
14:06But they don't think
14:08even though I say I don't have money
14:10I don't have a lot of money.
14:12They think I have a lot of money.
14:14I don't have a lot of money.
14:16That's what I said earlier.
14:18Sometimes, we're used to it.
14:20We're so used to it.
14:22I'm not blaming you.
14:24I'm not blaming you.
14:26But let's not blame
14:28the people who are abusing us.
14:30I'm not saying
14:32that you're abusing them.
14:34You can judge that for yourselves.
14:36That's what he said earlier.
14:38I'm always the first one to judge them.
14:40Yes.
14:42Sometimes,
14:44you don't know
14:46if you're getting hurt.
14:48Do you sometimes
14:50complain?
14:52Yes, I do.
14:54For example, if they chat
14:56that they don't have food,
14:58I'll say I don't have money.
15:00But later,
15:02I'll ask my siblings
15:04if they bought food.
15:06I'll still send them food.
15:08I know that my siblings
15:10won't be able to bear it.
15:12You won't be able to bear it.
15:14You won't be able to bear it.
15:16When you grow up,
15:18even though we're old,
15:20sometimes, we don't understand each other.
15:22We're just acting.
15:24I'm angry here.
15:26I won't be able to bear it.
15:28But when your heart is broken,
15:30you'll be crushed.
15:32That's what breadwinners do.
15:34You'll try,
15:36but you'll give it to others.
15:38For breadwinners,
15:40you'll try, but you'll give it to others.
15:42You'll give it to others,
15:44but you'll give it to others.
15:46You'll try, but you'll give it to others.
15:48You'll try, but you'll give it to others.
15:50I read something in your profile
15:52about your hair.
15:54I was hurt for her.
15:56I asked myself,
15:58what's the story
16:00about her hair?
16:02It was supposed to be
16:04last April.
16:06I thought about it for a month.
16:08I made sure
16:10that I have extra hair.
16:12That's why I got it last May.
16:14But when I got home,
16:16they said,
16:18I have a lot of money.
16:20I should've just bought rice.
16:22I gave them
16:24what I made for my hair.
16:28Whatever it is,
16:30you deserve to have your hair dyed.
16:32You deserve to do it for yourself.
16:34Sometimes,
16:36when you give something to yourself,
16:38you're like, wow, you have a lot of money.
16:40Sometimes,
16:42we don't have anything to eat.
16:44But once in a while,
16:46you have to give it to yourself.
16:48You deserve it, especially if you're
16:50the one working to dye
16:52your hair.
16:54You deserve it.
17:00I'm happy that
17:02in your process,
17:04you're able to say what you want to say.
17:06You're able to say it.
17:08Because other than not knowing
17:10and getting used to it,
17:12your heart might be full and you might explode.
17:14And when you explode,
17:16you might get destroyed.
17:18That's what we don't like.
17:20Breadwinners get destroyed.
17:22Because if the breadwinners get destroyed,
17:24what will happen to the believers?
17:26That's why we have to make sure
17:28that you don't get destroyed.
17:30You should be protected.
17:32That's true.
17:34You should be taken care of and protected.
17:36And to the other members of the family,
17:38we say it's easy to give.
17:40We should learn
17:42how to fish.
17:44We shouldn't always rely
17:46on the fish that we give.
17:48And that's our dream
17:50for the whole family.
17:52We can't live
17:54and hope
17:56that one day
17:58something will happen to him.
18:00What will happen to the whole family?
18:02We should realize that
18:04and value it.
18:06Because it's hard.
18:08Revenge is always at the end.
18:10And a big compensation
18:12for the tired breadwinners
18:14is how they are treated
18:16when they go home.
18:18How do you talk to them?
18:20You take care of them.
18:22If you can't say
18:24thank you,
18:26are you tired?
18:28Have you eaten?
18:30If you can't say that
18:32normally, naturally,
18:34at least don't tell them
18:36that it hurts.
18:38Because they don't deserve it.
18:40It hurts when you're tired
18:42and you have something to listen to
18:44when you go home.
18:46And sometimes,
18:48when you're happy,
18:50you're being pushed.
18:52You're being pushed.
18:54You're being pushed.
18:56You know, a lot of us
18:58are not conscious
19:00when it comes to that.
19:02Even me,
19:04I admit that sometimes
19:06I say bad things to my friends.
19:08But it's hard
19:10when we're used to
19:12pushing other people.
19:14I hope we learn to appreciate them
19:16and see the good in them.
19:18Even in parenting,
19:20I thought about it.
19:22No matter what mistakes he makes,
19:24he'll think it's his fault forever.
19:26But if you show him
19:28that it's his fault,
19:30you appreciate him,
19:32you uplift him,
19:34your child's future will be better.
19:36You know,
19:38you can say it's his fault
19:40but you uplift him
19:42after you explain it to him.
19:44That's why it's good to answer.
19:46I deserve this. I'm a breadwinner.
19:48I need to make myself beautiful sometimes.
19:50Breadwinners
19:52don't care.
19:54They just don't want to be bothered.
19:56They don't want to hear
19:58any noise.
20:00They just want to rest.
20:02That's why they buy alcohol.
20:04So they can sleep.
20:06Right?
20:08We love you.
20:10We appreciate you, April.
20:12But the good news is
20:14we have a chance
20:16to make up.
20:18All of us can say
20:20that we can do something.
20:22Let's make up
20:24as long as we have a chance.
20:26Let's not waste our time
20:28to make our wounds bigger
20:30and our bones deeper.
20:32Let's make up.
20:34Let's make up.
20:36We're doing this
20:38not just to honor you
20:40but also
20:42to help
20:44your thoughts
20:46even if it's just a bit.
20:48She also deducted
20:50the fact that
20:52her hair is damaged.
20:54Did she not make her hair straight
20:56and it always falls?
20:58It's loose when I brush my hair.
21:00Let me see.
21:02It's loose.
21:04So she doesn't care about that.
21:06Let me see.
21:08You know, the effect of hair and teeth
21:10on a person's confidence is huge.
21:12Speaking of teeth,
21:14I made a mistake.
21:16I was enjoying it.
21:18I said, I only have 32 teeth.
21:20The topic was accountant.
21:22She counted it again.
21:24She said,
21:26here's our friend
21:28from Urban Smile,
21:30Doc Ralph de las Alas.
21:32We'll arrange a meeting for him.
21:34You won't have to spend anything.
21:36You'll just rest there
21:38and we'll let you sleep
21:40for 30 days.
21:42He's working.
21:44He's a breadwinner.
21:46Doc Ralph is also a breadwinner.
21:48He does a lot of things.
21:50Doc Ralph,
21:52let's fix his teeth.
21:54You're the only one who doesn't know.
21:56Yes,
21:58if there's anything I can do
22:00for him,
22:02if he needs dental implants
22:04for permanent justice,
22:06we'll give it to him.
22:08It's hard for him to afford it.
22:10Wow,
22:12he's so rich.
22:14He'll give you a business card.
22:16They'll give you online sales.
22:18You'll do a quiz.
22:20Can I do that?
22:22You'll do Buddha beads.
22:24Thank you very much, Doc Ralph.