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In our Marketing class, our Preliminary exam is to make a music video. YEY! We were so excited about it because we decided to film it somewhere near Eden. Boy No. 1 offered his car so we decided to distribute the gas cost among the group. I easily get stressed but for this situation, I wasn’t since Boy No. 1 and Boy No. 2 already promised to participate in this activity since they didn’t help with the last one.

We were already on our way but they (Boy No. 1 and Boy No. 2) didn’t stop for gas or for extra “bilihin”. Apparently, they wanted to go to the place immediately. They said they will be the one to buy these when they go back to Toril later that afternoon. We were busy preparing for our first shoot, when it was said out loud that the only food that we had were just canned goods. Boy No. 1 and Boy No. 2 laughed and said that these weren’t enough for them. So they said that they would contribute Pork for our dinner. They were off to buy more food and refuel. When they returned, we were so shocked to know that they used up all the money we gave them and they didn’t even refuel!!! In their own words, “Nakatapal pa nga kami eh.”

We (girls plus one gay) already arranged ourselves on the beds. Boy No. 2 enters the room and asks where they were going to sleep. We said, “In the living room”. He was so dismayed at the idea. *HELLO?? WHERE DO YOU EXPECT TO SLEEP??? WE BARELY EVEN KNOW YOU!*

We woke up very early in the morning and the Boys were still sleeping since they had a drinking session the night before. Then they complained because we were too noisy. *PWEDE HUWAG MAGING EPAL???*

During filming, they went to where we were and went to the background and waved! So, we had to shoot that scene again. *PAMPASIRA LANG KAYO!! KAYA PWEDE HUWAG NA LANG KAYONG MAGULO??*

As they were walking to the car, they said that they were just going to Lolengs. Our leader said that they just come back in about 2 hours. They said that they weren’t going back. I threatened them by saying they will receive no grade for the project. They just laughed.

On the last scene that we were shooting, they approached a groupmate and said, “Tapos na kayo shoot? Bored na kami eh.” *HELLO! NAGPABILAD NA KAMI SA ARAW TAPOS YAN LANG MASABI NIYO??!! A**HOLES!*

When we were fixing the room, we were shocked to see that the calamansi’s for their drinking session were thrown on the floor. Everything they used was just left outside for someone to clean it. *THERE’S A TRASH CAN IN FRONT OF THE DOOR! DIDN’T YOU SEE IT??? SUCH PIGS!*
When it was time to go home, they said that they were just going to drop off the people at Ulas since Boy No. 1 had to go somewhere north. Where almost everyone was going. Well, that just triggered my nerve. It was the last straw. I was really shaking out of anger. I told them that they used up the money for gas and food for their personal gain (which was true because of the receipt - 2 El Hombres, Safeguar, Toothbrush, C2 Lite) and the least they could do is drop our classmates off at Roxas Blvd, where the rendezvous point was. Since we supposedly paid for the gas, it was their obligation to drop them off! I also got pissed off when they said that they used their money for the Pork. Each one of our groupmates brought at least one canned good and gave P100 for the gas and chichirya. They didn’t bring anything and it was in their own “ka-artehan” that they bought the Pork, so they should have shouldered that! They didn’t help in the making of the video except for the transportation they provided. They officially experienced my special skill! MY GULAY! I REALLY WANTED TO KICK THEM OUT OF THE PLACE!

When people were busy with the shoot, they weren’t there. When we relied on you to buy things, you acted so irresponsibly. When we fixed the room, they weren’t there. When you were expected to act like gentlemen, you acted like A**HOL*S! But when we wanted you to simply get out of the way, YOU WERE THERE!

By the way, Boy No. 1 and Boy No. 2 if you are reading this, look for another group who is willing to adopt you. BYE AND GOOD RIDDANCE!

*Good thing my parents went there that morning to check up on me. I was spared from giving another sermon to those boys.*

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