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Vice Ganda highlights the importance of family planning.

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00:00Let's meet the real breadwinner, the bank teller, number one, Junie Rose Baldonado.

00:08Where are you from, Junie Rose?

00:10Laguna, Santa Rosa, Laguna.

00:13How long have you been a bank teller?

00:15I've been a bank teller for 4 years.

00:164 years. How's work?

00:18It's okay. It's better.

00:20How long has it been since you became a breadwinner?

00:24It's been more than 10 years. I've been a breadwinner since I was 16 years old.

00:29Since you were 16 years old, you're already a breadwinner.

00:32So you've been a bank teller for 4 years.

00:35What did you do before you became a bank teller?

00:37When I was 16 years old, I was a saleslady while I was studying in high school.

00:43And then...

00:44You taught yourself?

00:46Yes, because my parents don't have a regular job.

00:50Until college?

00:52Yes, until college.

00:53You taught yourself?

00:55Yes.

00:56Wow!

00:59Actually, when I finished high school, my parents stopped me from going to school.

01:05Why?

01:07Because we couldn't afford it.

01:09We only had enough to eat.

01:13But I saw that education can help us through hardships.

01:18So I tried my best.

01:20I took an exam in a state university without tuition.

01:25By God's mercy, I passed.

01:28It's possible, right?

01:29Yes, it's possible.

01:30Because if God made a way for you, He can also make a way for many people.

01:35He made a decision for me.

01:38No one can stop you.

01:40I will continue my studies.

01:42It won't be hard, but no one can stop me.

01:45I will finish it.

01:46That's amazing.

01:49How many siblings do you have now?

01:52I have 8.

01:548?

01:55We are 11 siblings.

01:58I am the second eldest.

02:00My older brother has his own family.

02:02Our mother passed away in 2022.

02:06Since then, our father has not been seen.

02:09So, from the time he followed me until now,

02:15I am the only child.

02:18Okay.

02:19You know,

02:21in our daily conversations,

02:23I can therefore conclude

02:27that a big part of the hardship that many people and breadwinners face

02:33is due to family planning.

02:36Yes.

02:37Right?

02:38Yes.

02:39Family planning is wrong.

02:44Just like that.

02:45How many siblings do you have?

02:4611.

02:4711?

02:48How many are you?

02:49I am the second eldest.

02:50She is the second eldest.

02:52And she stopped because her parents couldn't take it anymore.

02:55She is in high school.

02:56Her family is already poor.

02:57But she still managed to reach 11.

03:00They know that she is poor, but she still managed to reach 11.

03:03And the ending is that her father left her.

03:05Yes.

03:06Since my mother passed away, she has not been seen.

03:09That was in 2022.

03:10How old is your youngest child?

03:11She is 6 years old now.

03:13Right?

03:14We really have a problem with family planning in the Philippines.

03:17That is one of the things that we should pay attention to

03:21as leaders.

03:23Family planning.

03:25Family planning in the Philippines is taboo.

03:29Taboo topic.

03:30Especially when they hear words about contraceptives,

03:34using condoms.

03:36Yes.

03:37No!

03:38You can't talk about it.

03:39It's taboo.

03:40Because it's a religious country.

03:41Yes.

03:42Because of religion.

03:43Do you remember that I said something about this?

03:48Family planning.

03:49Someone sent me a letter and complained

03:53that it should not be said on noontime television.

03:55I said, what?

03:562025?

03:57We have to be talking about these things.

03:59Yes.

04:00Right?

04:03When are we going to talk about this?

04:05When are we going to work on this?

04:07That's the solution.

04:09Right?

04:10What we always want to talk about is,

04:12how much help should we give?

04:14Band-aid.

04:16It's just a slap in the face.

04:18We are not discussing the deep truth.

04:20The root.

04:23Louder, Vice Ganda.

04:24Louder.

04:25Do you plan to have a family?

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