Jologs (2002) - full transcript

--== McEphie ==--

Shet.
Such a small world, isn't it?

Don't you think so?
More often than not

I know someone you know too,

or I have a relative

who's related
to someone important.

Honestly, I think that sometimes

life is one big 'six degrees
of separation' thing.

[Faith] What's that?

Nothing.

I won! I won! I won!



[explosion]

["Jologs" playing]

♪ Lame, lame, lame ♪

♪ Lame, lame, lame ♪

[car horn honks]

[student assistant]
Ruben Guerra.

[yawns]

There's a problem.

Your application for scholarship
has been denied.

You have to pay the tuition
in full, 8,000 pesos.

[Faith] Good morning, sister.

Have you accepted Jesus Christ

as your personal Lord
and savior?

How did that happen?



Last year, I was a full scholar.

Now, you're taking away
my scholarship?

Last semester, you didn't
declare your father's income.

But my father
doesn't live with us,

and he doesn't pay
for my schooling.

Even so, it's all the same.

I don't know what his income is.
We don't even talk.

I'm sorry.

Next! Samson!

[student assistant yawns]

[student assistant] You have
to pay the 3,000 peso balance.

[both grunting]

-Man, I'm sorry. Sorry.
-It's okay, man.

All right.

[student assistant]
Just head to accounting

-and fix your problem.
-[rubber stamp thumps]

Buy your mussels here!
They're fresh!

Why not ask your father
for the money?

Grandma, I don't want to.

Surely, he can afford
your 8,000 peso tuition.

No way. When Mom died,
he didn't even help out.

And now you want me to go
to him and beg?

-How much are these?
-Fifty pesos.

-Are these fresh?
-They're fresh from Cavite.

Ruben, your anger is not going
to pay for your tuition.

-[woman] How much?
-Fifty pesos.

[woman] Can you give me
a discount?

It's already dirt cheap.

See how big they are?
Go on, see for yourself.

[Dino] Sugar please?

Hey, Ruben!
Help me out with this, okay?

Hurry up!

[Arjen] Mando,
come in early later, okay?

My wife is due
to give birth anytime.

-Hey, bro.
-Hey.

[in Bisaya] You're early today.

Aren't you on the night shift?

I'm doing two shifts today.

I need the extra cash.

Mando, can you lend me
some money?

Sorry, I can't.

[Trigger]
Hey, Ruben, help me out here!

Ruben!

Ruben, what's going on in there?

Uh, nothing, boss.

-So, what took you so long?
-Sorry.

-Can you open this?
-I can try.

Go give it a try then.

Hey, Mando!

Come on time later!

Boss Trigger!

The supplies are here!
Where do you want them?

What the hell, Juanito?
Are you shouting at me?

No, boss!

-Put them in the stockroom!
-Sorry, boss!

And don’t shout at me
when I haven't slept a wink!

So?

[cashier drawer dings]

Good work, Ruben.

You ought to have a career
in breaking and entering.

[cashier drawer closes]

[Trigger] I'm going home
to get some sleep.

Ruben, I'm leaving you
in charge.

[Ruben] All right.

What? What are you looking at?

[scoffs]

Hmp!

Hello, good morning.

Is this the office
of Mr. Morales?

Uh, one brewed coffee, to go.

Is that so?

Well, can you give me
his office number instead?

Hello. Can you step on it?
I'm in a hurry.

You can't?
But this is very important.

Uh, Ruben,
you're here to serve coffee,

not talk on the phone.

Where's the manager?

-I want to talk to him now.
-He just left.

-Can I have your order?
-[scoffs] Not listening!

Brewed coffee.

-So?
-[sighs]

Hurry up.

[scoffs] My goodness.

Jerk. [scoffs]

Miss, here's your coffee.

Here.

Ah, miss, do you have
a smaller bill?

I don't have change for this.
I can't accept this.

What?

Your store is open 24 hours
and you don't have change?

I'm really sorry,

but my boss just took
all the cash.

[Iza] Well,
that's your problem!

Miss, maybe you should
just return the coffee.

Or maybe you want
a hot coffee bath.

Or maybe I'll call security.

Give it to me.

[both grunting]

Go ahead.
If this spills on the floor,

you're paying for it.

[Ruben scoffs]

Oh, my goodness,
are you trying to save on sugar?

This needs more sugar,
it's so bland.

[scoffs]

Miss, here's your coffee.
Thank you.

Arjen! I'll just go look
for change.

-Cover for me, will you?
-Sure thing.

Thank you.

[bus horn honks]

-[tire screeching]
-[grunts]

[groans, grunts]

[indistinct chattering]

That guy's trying
to get himself killed!

[piano music playing]

[vehicle approaching]

Dad.

What are you doing here?

I really need some money.

I thought I made it clear
that you can't come here.

Next time, go to my office.

Here's 2,000 pesos.
It's all I can give you.

You should leave now.
I'll open the gate.

My wife is here.
I don't want her to see you.

[piano music playing]

[Mr. Morales] Carmen, please see
our visitor to the gate.

[door closes]

[gate locks]

What the heck!

This website
is so difficult to open.

It's hard to get through.

-Son, here's the cordless phone.
-[gasps]

In case of an emergency,

you know
mom's cell phone number.

And here's the number
of the village guard.

-I'll leave it here.
-[Bryan] Yes, Mom.

Are you sure
you don't want to come

with us to Uncle Dino's party?

I really can't go.
I have tons of homework to do.

My son is such a good student!

-Study hard, okay?
-Yes, Mom.

-[door closes]
-[sighs]

[woman on TV speaking]

-[Mrs. Morales] Carmen?
-[stammers] Ma'am?

[Mrs. Morales] We're leaving.

Take care of the house
and Bryan.

[stutters] Yes, ma'am.

[motorcycle approaching]

[sniffles]

-[vehicle approaching]
-[gasps]

["Masama 'Yan" playing]

♪ Wait, stop it that's bad ♪

♪ You won't gain
Anything from that ♪

♪ From now on
Don't mind me at all ♪

♪ But that's bad
It's so bad ♪

♪ Wait, stop it that's bad ♪

♪ You won't gain
Anything from that ♪

♪ From now on
Don't mind me at all ♪

♪ But that's bad
It's so bad ♪

♪ Why do you care so much
About the things I do ♪

♪ Do you have any idea
What's happening to me? ♪

♪ Unending bad luck ♪

♪ Wait a minute
I thought your Dad is rich ♪

♪ That's right so why are you
Ranting anyway ♪

♪ He's not supporting me
In the first place ♪

♪ My Mom doesn't know
What to do ♪

♪ We have so many debts ♪

♪ We can't afford to pay
Our electricity bill ♪

♪ Our tab on the store
Gets longer ♪

♪ With no means to pay ♪

♪ It's all my Dad's fault ♪

♪ Sometimes I can't help
But wish ♪

♪ That he will be out
Of my life ♪

♪ Put him in the coffin
And bury him ♪

♪ What do you mean bury?
Who died again? ♪

♪ No one but Dad might be next ♪

♪ I release my anger
In my dreams ♪

♪ My question is why fate ♪

♪ Favors those people who
Aren't backed into a corner ♪

♪ Waiting for the opportunities
To come ♪

♪ What are we gonna do
The tuition is due ♪

♪ When is that
I know my father’s house ♪

♪ I think you have a bad plan ♪

♪ How’d you know it
Because I don't trust you ♪

♪ Listen, stop it that's bad ♪

♪ You won't gain
Anything from that ♪

♪ From now on
Don't mind me at all ♪

♪ But that's bad
It's so bad ♪

[both gasping]

-[shushes]
-[groans]

-Shut up!
-[groans] Daddy!

-[screams] Daddy, help me!
-I said shut up!

-I'm not going to hurt you!
-Help me!

Help! Daddy! [groans]

-I don't really want to do this,
-[Bryan shouts] Daddy! Help me!

-but I have no other choice.
-[shouting continues] Help me!

This is all your dad's fault.

What are you so worried about?
Bryan's a big boy now.

-I better call to check.
-[cell phone beeps]

-[telephone ringing]
-[woman on TV talking]

Why is no one answering?

Bryan might've
already fallen asleep.

-Stop fidgeting.
-Daddy, help. [groans]

-I better call Joan.
-[cell phone beeps]

-Hello?
-Hello, sis.

We're going to Dino's party.

Can you go home
and check up on Bryan?

Okay,
I'm on my way there anyway.

I'll see how Bryan is doing.

I said shut the hell up.
You won't get hurt.

-[groans]
-Ouch!

[shouts] Daddy, help!

[muffled]

-All right. Bye.
-[cell phone beeps]

[Ruben] You tell your dad,

I'm not taking all of his money.

I just need 6,000 pesos.

-[chuckles]
-[muffled]

He already gave 2,000 pesos
for my tuition.

You know what? I know your dad.

He's also my dad.

I bet he never mentioned me.

That's why I'm not afraid
to rob him.

[sniffles]

Because I know
he won't report me to the cops.

[chuckles]

He doesn't want people
to know he's got a bastard son.

Oh, fuck!

Kid, do you happen to know
where the key to this thing is?

[Bryan groaning]

-Hey! Who are you?
-[Ruben] Who are you?

-What are you doing here?
-I could ask you the same thing.

-I live here, why?
-My dad lives here!

-Is that so?
-Oh!

[Joan groaning]

[groans]

[both shouting]

[grunting]

[Ruben groaning]

[thuds]

[panting]

[hisses]

[Joan screaming]

[groaning, grunting]

[yelps]

[screams]

-Bleh!
-[gasps]

[groans]

[coughs]

[screams]

Aunt Joan!

Hello, village guard.

Aunt Joan,
the security guards are here!

Open the gate.

Bryan, get my nunchucks!

[screams]

Woah!

[Bryan]
Aunt Joan, your nunchucks!

[groans]

[nunchucks thump]

[guard 1] Hey!

Hey! Stop!

I said stop!

[guard 2]
You have nowhere to run!

Hurry up!

-Hey!
-[guard 1] Stop!

-Let's jump!
-That's too high.

Let's take the stairs instead.

[guard 2] Hurry up!

-There he goes!
-Stop thief!

-[gunshot]
-[gasps]

[Ruben groans]

[gasps]

Money! It's raining money!

[guard 2] We're gonna be rich!

-[cheering]
-That's mine!

-So much money!
-[guard 1] We're gonna be rich!

-[guard 2] Oh, yes!
-[guard 1] It's all mine!

["Next In Line"
instrumental version playing]

Mando, can you lend me
some money?

[in Bisaya] Sorry, I can't.

[Trigger]
Hey, Ruben, help me out here!

I'm sorry.

You know I'm saving money so
Shona won't have to go to Japan.

It's okay.

Yeah, if she returns to Japan,

she might hook up with her
Japanese husband. [chuckles]

-Hey, stop that. Cool it.
-[screaming in Bisaya]

Stop that. Calm down.

[Trigger] Ruben,
what are you doing there?

Hey, cool it, man.

Ruben, what's going on in there?

Uh, nothing, boss.

So what took you so long?
Can you open this?

-I can try.
-Go give it a try then.

Hey, Mando!

Come on time later!
Go home!

[indistinct chattering]

[groans]

[sighs]

[in Bisaya]
Shona, I'm going out.

I have a meeting at the agency.

After that, I'll be heading
straight to work.

[inhales]

[Mando sighs]

[thumps, locks]

[inhales]

Baby, I really need to do this.

But don't worry.
I'll come back for you.

-[woman] You're so stubborn!
-[girl] Mom, it hurts!

I've been calling for you
but you won't come!

Mrs. Pining,
I'm going out for a while.

Um, can you look after my baby?

-Sure.
-Thanks.

[children chattering]

-♪ Pamela one, pamela-mela one ♪
-[men talking indistinctively]

[Shona] Oh!

Taxi! To the airport.

[man] There's traffic
all the way there.

Look, I'm going to pay you.
Now, open the trunk.

Miss, you have to pay extra.
Traffic is very heavy.

Bull crap! Is it my fault
that traffic is heavy?

[cars honking]

Yes, I got stuck in traffic.

-Enjoy your flight.
-Thank you!

Yes, Miss?

-Shona!
-Mando?

[in Bisaya] Did you think
you can just leave me like that?

[Shona] How the hell
did you get in here?

My friend gave me a gate pass.

-Just let me go back to Japan.
-What about us?

We both know our relationship's
going nowhere.

Last time you came home,
you were pregnant.

I took you in.

I accepted you whole-heartedly.
Is this how you repay me?

[in Tagalog]
Can't we fix our relationship?

lf I stay in the Philippines,
we'll just end up separating.

Please, just let me go!

[in Bisaya] Shona,

you can't just leave
your baby with me.

I think it's for the best,
if I leave her with you.

I'll send money
for all your expenses.

She's not my kid.

She's the kid
of some Japanese guy.

Why are you leaving her with me?

I intend to take her with me
when I have saved enough money.

Shona, wait!

[in Tagalog] Shona, why do you
want to go back to Japan?

[in Bisaya]
You're a bar girl here,

and you'll be a bar girl there.

Your life is no different there.

There is a difference, Mando.

Damn it!

What's in Japan

that's not here
in the Philippines?

In Japan,
if I work like a horse,

I can save money. Here, I can't!

Shona, Shona...

Don't you love me?
Even just a bit?

Mando, just let me go please.

-Well, here's your child.
-Mando!

You take care of her.

[screams]
Mando! Mando, what is this?

I can't bring her with me
to Japan. Mando!

["Next In Line"
instrumental version playing]

-Excuse me, sir.
-[man] Yes?

I found this baby.
Someone must have left her.

-Where did you find her, miss?
-Over there by the benches.

I tried looking for the parents
but I couldn't find them.

-Take her, please.
-Huh?

I found this with her.
I also found this address.

Here. I found it with the baby,
you should take it.

Look, I have to go.
My plane's leaving.

-I don't want to be left behind.
-Poor kid.

The parents
must really be irresponsible.

Yeah. They're heartless.
I'm going ahead.

[woman] Good evening, ma'am.

Mando, where have you been?

["Bakit Mahal" playing]

♪ Why does it seem like ♪

♪ It's always me getting hurt ♪

♪ It's so hard ♪

♪ It seems like
I'm always the loser ♪

♪ Whenever the both of us ♪

♪ Have misunderstandings ♪

♪ It seems like it's only me ♪

♪ Who's always loving
Wholeheartedly ♪

♪ It's like
You don't care at all ♪

♪ While my heart ♪

♪ Is hurting ♪

♪ Why? ♪

♪ Why do I love you
So much? ♪

[grunting]

Ruben, where's the guard?

Uh, Mando's inside changing
into his uniform.

Huh? Mando, why are you late?

[in Bisaya] Sorry, boss.
I got stuck in traffic.

That's not my problem.

Sorry, boss.
It won't happen again.

Of course,
it won't happen again

because you are fired!

["Pokpok" playing]

♪ She's the Queen of Beauty ♪

♪ She has no weakness ♪

♪ She's the Queen of Purity ♪

♪ She's Queen of Popularity
Too ♪

♪ My brothers I saw a girl ♪

♪ At Recto ♪

♪ She's looks so fine ♪

♪ Her skin is like porcelain ♪

♪ I was so shocked ♪

♪ With the things she showed ♪

♪ I thought she was innocent ♪

♪ But she's a whore ♪

♪ That's what they call you ♪

♪ That's what they call you ♪

♪ Whore ♪

♪ You're a slut ♪

♪ You're a slut ♪

♪ Whore ♪

♪ That's what they call you ♪

♪ That's what they call you ♪

♪ You really love... ♪

-[groans]
-Hi, handsome.

-[woman] Go home!
-[man] Yes.

Snob.

-Hi, girl! How are you?
-Hi, Shona!

I thought you've retired
from streetwalking?

I need the money.

You know,
the new school year is coming.

Ooh, sister.
That outfit screams "fabulous."

Thanks. But look at you,
you look like a real woman.

Of course!

[Cher]
What time do you get off?

[Shona] In a while.
How many customers have you had?

[Cher]
None. I might get zero tonight.

You know the type
of customers I get.

They don't come out
till it's nearly morning.

Hey girl, here's 500 pesos.

It's my gift to you.

What are you doing?

Keep it, you might need it.

-Girl, I'm going to Japan.
-Thank you!

I'll be earning loads of cash
over there, so take it.

[women chattering]

Japan?

When are you leaving?

-Tomorrow!
-Tomorrow?

What's going to happen to your
security guard boyfriend?

It's goodbye for us.

He doesn't even know
I'm leaving tomorrow.

What about your child?

Leave her to my boyfriend,
of course.

At least I can send them
cash monthly, right?

lf I stay, we'll starve.

-Oh, well.
-When I get rich,

I'll come back for my child.

There, there.

Um, waiter, ballpen please.

Take my address
and cell phone number with you.

Promise to find me
a Japanese stud, all right?

[chuckles] Okay. I will.

[bass music playing]

[car honks]

Miss, where are you going?

I'm on my way home.

Get in the car.
I'll drive you home.

Okay.

-So, what's your name?
-Cheryl.

But you can call me...

-"Cher" for short.
-Nice name you got there, huh?

-Thank you.
-No problem.

How about you?
What's your name?

-Trigger.
-Mm. Trigger.

Interesting.

Why "Trigger?"

[scoffs]

Because I like guns.

[stammers] Ah...

Trigger, can you drop me off
at the corner?

My house is just nearby.

Cher, I said I'll take you home.

Trigger, you're making me tense.

I know.

Let's put you at ease then.

See this handkerchief?

Hey! Do you see this?

Put it over your eyes.
Cover your eyes, okay?

Trigger, Trigger.
I don't find this joke amusing.

Cheryl, I'm not joking.
See these handcuffs?

Put them on.

Trigger, why?

-Cher, we'll just...
-What do you plan to do?

We're just gonna have some fun.

-Put those on.
-[whimpers]

-[whimpers]
-[chuckles]

-[tires screeching]
-[engine stops]

Baby, take it easy.
Everything's gonna be fine.

Yahoo!

We're gonna have some fun, baby.

[Cher whimpers]

-We're gonna have some fun.
-Trigger!

-Get down from the car, baby.
-Please take me home now.

-Hurry up.
-I just want to go home.

Baby, I've got more surprises
in store for you.

Let's go. Come on. Come on.

-Please!
-Let's go.

I don't like this anymore.

-I'm scared.
-No.

This isn't what
we talked about.

-Boys!
-Trigger, just let me go.

Just do as I say.

Come here
or I'm going to punch you!

-[Cher crying] Trigger...
-Man, what took you so long?

-Look at what I've got here.
-I want to go home.

-[man 1] Man, she looks so fine.
-[Cher] I want to go home.

-[Trigger] You go over there.
-Give her to me.

-[cries]
-Just relax okay?

She's good. [chuckles]

-[man 2] Yeah.
-[laughing]

-Stop it! Stop it ! Stop it!
-[men cheering]

Come here.

Whoo! You wanna play rough?

[man 2] Hey, man, over here!

[groans]

Miss, are these boys
being mean to you?

[man 2 chuckling]

Poor little girl,
but you still look so cute!

-Come on.
-Don't you dare.

-Stay away!
-[Trigger] Miss.

Hey, miss.
Take it easy with my gun.

Do you know
how to fire that thing?

-Boys, go get him!
-[chuckles]

I said stay away!

Hey, homo! Put down the gun.

Come near and I'll blow
Trigger's head off.

Give me the key.

Give me the key
to the handcuffs.

[shouts] Hurry up!

Hey, homo.

Why don't you come over here
and get it yourself?

[grunts]

Come on.
I'll kill all three of you.

[screams]

Don't even try to follow me.
I'm not kidding.

I won't hesitate to kill
all of you.

What are you waiting for?
Go after him.

Let's go! Hurry Up!

[Trigger] Get my keys.
He's got my keys.

I want it back.

[smashing]

[groans] That homo got away.

[whimpers]

[unlocks]

Come on!

[engine starts]

[Cher screams]

[screams]

[Cher whimpers]

Stop!
Somebody help me! Help!

[wailing]

[groans]

[indistinct chattering]

That guy's trying
to get himself killed.

Sister, what the hell
happened to you?

I got beat up last night.

-Those animals!
-[chuckles]

That's because you go
with just about anybody,

now, look at you.

Well, from now on,

I'm going to cut short
my career as a streetwalker.

-I'd never do it again.
-[tire screeching]

-Never ever.
-[car horn honks]

My regular customer is here.
Gotta go!

-Okay. I'm going home myself.
-Bye!

-Take care.
-Bye.

-[cell phone rings]
-[groans]

Hello? That's me.

A baby?

Um, driver,
I'm getting off here.

Found at the airport?

Let's get coffee.

Yuck! I don't drink that kind
of coffee, it's Barako!

Hey, come on.

-You are so pretentious.
-Come on. Let's go.

[sighs]

[giggles]

[groans]

Why are you all wet?

-What happened to you?
-Boss, it's a long story.

-I'll go get dressed.
-Hurry up.

-[gulps]
-[breathes heavily]

-[cell phone rings]
-[gasps]

[Trigger] Hello?

-Yes?
-[panting]

-What about my car?
-Your car's pretty banged up.

Some of its parts
had been taken.

Bull crap! What happened?

What? How did it happen?

What happened? Stupid!
Bull crap!

That homo is dead
the next time I see him!

I'm going to kill him!

I will really kill him!

You idiots! Find that homo!
Find him!

[pants]

-[screams]
-[grunts]

Mando? [whimpers]

[Faith]
Good morning, sister!

Have you accepted Jesus Christ

as your personal Lord
and savior?

[Iza]
Oh, please. Get away from me.

[Faith] Sister, we just want
to save your soul.

I worship the devil, okay?
So stay the hell away from me.

We know you're a sinner.

But even if you're like that,
the Lord still loves you.

Here, read this.

Look, why don't you ram
this down your throat!

["Kaba" playing]

My goodness! Such a hunk!

♪ I don't know
What I'm feeling ♪

♪ Every time I see you ♪

♪ There's something
In my heart ♪

♪ And it makes me
Very nervous ♪

♪ My heart
Is wondering everyday ♪

♪ Why, oh, why ♪

♪ My behavior is changing ♪

♪ It feels like
You're finally here ♪

♪ I can't sleep
Because of overthinking ♪

♪ You're always in my dreams ♪

♪ Oh why are you always ♪

♪ On my mind ♪

-[car horn honks]
-[shrieks]

[laughter]

[jeepney revving]

Oh, my goodness,
are you trying to save on sugar?

This needs more sugar,
it's so bland.

Miss, here's your coffee.
Thank you.

-Arjen!
-What's up?

I'll just go look for change.

-Cover for me, will you?
-Sure, no problem.

-[Ruben] Thank you!
-Okay.

Bye.

[sighs]

[whimpers]

-Hi!
-Uh...

Hello.

We're in the same college,
right?

Uh, yes.

Do you come here often?

Yeah, I always order
my coffee here. You?

Um, actually,
I have a confession to make.

Ah... what is it?

I only went in here because
I saw you from outside.

Ah, really?

Well, I'm sorry for being
straightforward, but--

I'd like to know if you're
doing anything tonight?

Um...

I'm free, actually. Why?

Would you like to go out
for dinner?

Wait a minute.

Let me think about it.

Okay.

Um...
I'll pick you up by 6-6:30?

Fine. Fine.

-So where do I pick you up?
-Um...

Uh, here's my number.

Here.

-Call me on that number.
-[chuckles]

Um... [chuckles]

Wait, here's my card.
This is my number.

-I'll call you in an hour.
-Okay.

All right?
It was nice meeting you.

[chuckles]

-Bye. Bye.
-Bye. Bye.

[squeals]

[exhales]

Yuck! [coughs]

[both] Iñigo?

We know you haven't had
any for quite a while now,

-but Iñigo?
-I heard he's very preppy.

Not just preppy,
but also an "alive-alive."

What do you mean
by "alive-alive?"

You know, they're those
Jesus freaks who sing...

♪ Alive, alive, alive
Forevermore ♪

[chuckles] You idiots.
He's really cute.

[chuckles] Ouch.

Anyway, I'm not very choosy
when it comes to guys.

I just want someone cute.

Someone who will not say
I have no breeding to my face.

-I hate it when they say that.
-[chuckles]

Like I always say--
Where's my blouse?

Like I always say,
if they want breeding,

then they should date dogs,
is that a problem?

Hm. You got that right, sister.

lf you're going out tonight,

then you won't be able to watch
the drama, My Promise to You.

Yeah, I really liked
last episode's ending.

So exciting!

By the way, sister, to be fair,

I really like your new clothes.

How much did it cost you?

I bet you blew your entire
allowance on this.

[chuckles]

Something like that.

But it's guaranteed
to stop my date in his tracks.

You are such a tease!
Since we're close and all,

I can tell you this.

You are setting yourself up
for disappointment.

Is that so?

I know that he's, like,
this walking wet dream,

but he's also very conservative.

Correct!

And when he finds out
that you are not at all demure--

-You might as well give up.
-[chuckles]

But then again, he's still a guy

complete with lustful desires.

This is all I have to say.

Before this night is over,

I'll have him feeding off
the palm of my hands.

I wouldn't bet on it.
You're gonna come home defeated.

Is that so?
We're betting on this?

All right! Let's bet on it,
that's so simple!

Okay, let's make a bet.

I'm going to bet 500 pesos

that you won't even get
to first base with him.

You dare doubt me?
Let's raise the stakes.

I bet that me and my date

are going to do
some heavy petting tonight.

All right, if that's what you're
betting on,

then it's a clear agreement.

You better prepare
your 500 pesos,

because you are going
to lose this bet.

-[shrieks]
-Call!

It's the two of you who should
prepare your 500.

-Hey, stop it!
-No, you stop it!

Sir, menu?

-♪ Alive... Alive... ♪
-Yes.

Can I take your order?

[whispers] What are you--?

[Iza's friend]
♪ Alive forevermore ♪

[chuckles] Can you order
for the both of us?

All right. I'll be getting a
champignon sauvage à la crème.

-Okay.
-[Iza sighs]

And of course, my favorite,
the all-green dinner

and the garlic mushroom flambé.

-Okay.
-Anything else?

That will do.
I like that so much.

All right. That's all.

-That's all? Okay. Thank you.
-Thank you.

-So you're a vegetarian?
-Yeah. Yeah.

[scoffs] Me too.
We have so much in common.

-[Iñigo chuckles]
-Sir, your soup.

-Yes!
-[waitress giggles]

Your soup.

-Thank you, Mary Ann.
-You're welcome.

Oh, no! They're holding hands!

Sis, what about our bet?

Shall we pray before we eat?

Okay! Okay!

Um...

Hm...

[clears throat]

Angel of God,
my guardian dear,

to whom His love,
commits me here.

Ever this day, be at my side.

-[laughing]
-To rule my life... Um...

Only for me. Amen.

[chuckles]
That was a good start.

Our order is here.

-How's the soup?
-Um, yummy!

This cheeseburger
tastes so good!

So does this fried chicken!

[scoffs]

Some women really don't know
how to dress appropriately.

Cheers!

[Iza's friends]
Do you have vodka here?

None?

-Sir, the meal is now ready.
-The flambé's here.

Try it. It's good.

-You want some more bread?
-No. I'm fine.

Wow, the garlic smells terrific!

[screams]

-[women laughing]
-[Iñigo] Wait, here.

[Iza's friend] Poor Iza.

-Excuse me.
-Hey, Iza.

-I'll be back in a while.
-All right.

[Mary Ann] Sir, I'm sorry.

No, no, no it's okay.
It's not your fault, Mary Ann...

-Benitez.
-Benitez, yes.

I'm Iñigo Soriano.
Nice to meet you.

-Where are you from?
-I'm from Mandaluyong.

-[Iza's friend laughing]
-Mandaluyong? Ah, right.

Crap!

Bull crap! This is annoying!

Hey sis, maybe you'd like
to know that the waitress

is hitting on your date.

That man-eating whore!

-Sir.
-Thanks. Wait.

-Let me give you my card.
-Okay.

Here you go.

Please give me a call,
all right?

Yes, I will. Don't worry.

It was nice meeting you,
Mary Ann.

-Thank you.
-I'll see you.

-Bye.
-Bye.

-Put a lid on it.
-Pardon?

What I said was... Um...

I said puttanesca!

I heard the puttanesca here
is superb.

Puttanesca? That's a good one.

Let me check
if they have it here... Um...

[Iñigo sniffs]

I don't think
they have it here though.

Iza, are you feeling all right?

Yes, I'm fine.

You look
a little flushed though.

Um, anyway, I have something
to ask you.

You do?

I want to know
if I could trust you?

Sure.

I don't usually do this
on the very first date.

What is it?

I'd like us to transfer
to another place.

Would you come with me?

Uh...

Wait. Let me think about it.

-Okay. Let's go.
-What?

Mary Ann,
I'll get the bill please.

[Iza] I win! I win!

-Let's go. Let's go.
-Let's go!

-We lost the bet?
-We still need proof!

Then let's follow them.
Miss, miss, our bill please.

We're in a hurry.

We're here.

After you.

Where are we?

What are we going to do here?

Just leave it to me.

Actually, I'm so glad
that you came here with me,

that you trusted me.

Brothers and sisters,
meet our new friend, Sister Iza.

Let's all sing a welcome song
for Sister Iza.

Five, six, seven, eight...

♪ Alive, alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ My savior is alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ Alive, alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ My savior
Is alive forevermore ♪

♪ Sing hallelujah
Sing hallelujah ♪

♪ My savior
Is alive forevermore ♪

♪ Sing hallelujah
Sing hallelujah ♪

♪ My savior is alive ♪

-[Pastor] Yeah!
-[screams]

Tonight, we are graced
with the presence

of a girl who's special to me.

And to God...

They're in here.

[Iñigo] And I hope she would
join us in the future.

As of now, she has strayed away
from the right path.

But she wants to change
for the better.

She wants to straighten up
her life.

She wants to be nearer to God.

You know, deep inside,
she really is a good person.

Really? [laughs]

Although sometimes, she seems
to lack a bit of breeding.

That's why I brought her here.

Brothers and sisters...

You should all mind
your own business!

Breeding?

What the heck
do I need breeding for?

What am l? A dog?

I could be a bitch sometimes,
I admit that.

In fact, I'm proud of it.

lf you think I'm evil,
that's my problem, okay?

And you don't have
the right to tell me

what I should or shouldn't!

[screams] You have no right!

You're all a bunch
of douche bags!

Sis, are you okay?

There, you won.

Brothers and sisters...

Let us resume praising the Lord!

Five, six, seven, eight...

♪ Alive, alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ My savior is alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ Alive, alive
Alive forevermore ♪

♪ My savior is alive... ♪

Let me explain.

Iza, wait.

Stay away from me, you bastard!

You knew
I was head over heels for you.

That's why you easily fooled me.

You made me believe

you're attracted to me too.

But you didn't.

All you cared
about was getting me to join

that alive-alive group of yours.

You want me to change because
you think I'm a bad person?

Why? Do you really know me?

Iza, I'm sorry.

Sorry?

Sorry my ass!

[sobbing]
Iñigo, this is the way I am.

This is the way I dress,
this is the way I look,

this is how I speak.

This is me.

But that does not make me
a bad person.

lf you can't accept me
the way I am,

then don't!

I don't want
to be with you either.

["Next In Line"
instrumental version playing]

Hi-yah!

Joan, why can't I get you
out of my mind?

[woman] Kulas! Dino has been
calling you all morning.

He's going to wait for you
at Cafe Barako.

Yes, Mom!

Happy birthday, man.

Man, what took you so long?

And why are you dressed
like that?

I thought
we're going to play ball?

I'm sorry.
I've got somewhere to be.

I'm meeting Joan in a while.

But it's my birthday!

I thought we're having
some drinks later, too.

I hope you'll understand.

This is a special day
for me and Joan.

-[scoffs] What's up?
-You want to know?

-Whoa. Isn't this fake?
-It's not fake!

I saved up for it.

And I'll give this to her later.

Are you sure about this?

Dino,
I love your cousin so much.

Don't worry about me.

By the way, when are you going
to introduce me

to your mysterious girlfriend?

Soon.

Anyway! lf you change your mind,

I'll just be
at the basketball court.

-Okay. Take care.
-Okay.

See you.

-Joan!
-Wait here.

-Hi.
-Hi.

Um...

Let's get married.

Kulas, I cannot accept this.

Why not?

I'm graduating this March.
I'll get a job.

So, what seems to be
the problem?

That's not it.

We both know our relationship
has been on the rocks

for some time now.

Look, Joan,
if you're not yet ready,

I could wait
even if it takes years.

This could
be our long engagement.

Can't we just be friends?

Kulas, I never meant to,
but it just happened.

It was never my intention
to hurt you but...

Our relationship's been dead
for a long time.

We just don't want to admit it
to each other.

[inhales]

Joan, that's not true.

[sighs] But it's true, Kulas.

I don't feel anything
for you anymore.

And...

I've fallen in love
with someone else.

[scoffs]

[man] Joan, let's go.

Let's go.

Sorry.

Sorry.

[sighs]

-Have you ever fallen in love?
-I guess so.

I mean truly in love? Not just
crushes, especially not lust.

Maybe. I guess.

It's scary to be in love
that way.

lf you say so.

It's scary because...

You become vulnerable.

When I met your cousin, Joan,

she just smiled at me.

And then I fell...

I no longer live for myself.

I was living for her.

Maybe it's not yet over
between the two of you.

What do you mean?

Who knows,
maybe you can reconcile.

You think
there's any chance of that?

As long as there's life,
there is hope.

Okay, I'm going to the gym now.

Joan's taekwondo practice
should be over by now.

-Thanks, man.
-[chuckles]

Once again, happy birthday.

Thanks for the treat.
You are such a big shot now.

[giggles]
Let's have coffee later.

At Cafe Barako.

-I'll be there.
-It's my treat.

[chuckles]

[Joan giggling] So, what now?

["Imbisibol" playing]

♪ I'm invisible ♪

-♪ To your eyes ♪
-[grunts]

[Kulas sobbing]

♪ I'm invisible ♪

♪ You never notice me ♪

♪ My heart almost
Became stupid ♪

-Stay safe, okay?
-Okay.

♪ Just so you'd notice me ♪

♪ Know that I am here ♪

♪ I'm invisible to your ♪

♪ Eyes ♪

[Kulas] What does my life
mean now, Joan?

I'm better off dead.

But how?

♪ I'm not a superhero ♪

[Kulas]
Maybe I should drown myself?

♪ That disappears and flies ♪

♪ I can only give you ♪

♪ True love ♪

[Kulas]
Or freeze myself to death?

♪ I'm not Batman or Robin ♪

♪ I'm not Superman
Or Wolverine ♪

♪ I'm only an ordinary man ♪

[Kulas]
Death by snakebite?

♪ Who wants to be noticed ♪

♪ I'm invisible to your ♪

♪ Eyes ♪

♪ Invisible ♪

That guy's trying
to get himself killed!

["Next in Line"
instrumental playing]

-Happy Birthday.
-Thank you, please come in.

Um, I wanted to be the first
to greet you a happy birthday.

Is that all?

Uh...

We have
a prayer meeting tonight.

Maybe you'd like to come?

[Dino]
What? Okay.

Is there anything else?

I should go, I have to finish
enrolling today.

Bye.

[grunts]

[woman] So, what
seems to be the problem?

I think my boyfriend
wants to have sex.

[scoffs]

But do you?

I'm not sure.
Sometimes, I think I want to.

-Hm...
-Especially when...

Especially
when he takes off his shirt.

I feel like he's seducing me
or something.

[scoffs]

Do you think
you're ready to have sex?

I don't know.

How long have you been together?

Six months.

And up to now, all I've gotten
are kisses on the cheeks.

Six months?

I feel like
I'm on an abstinence diet.

You must really be aching
for it?

It's all I think about!

I suspect
that she's only interested in me

because I came
from the seminary.

-Well, do you love her?
-Yeah. Of course.

Then you
should be willing to wait

and do without sex
for a while.

[scoffs]

lf God did not intend
for people to have sex,

then why did He give us
all these carnal feelings

and desires?

Sex in itself
is not a bad thing.

I think of it as God's gift
to people.

But there's a proper time
for it.

You should only do it
when you feel ready.

Maybe I should ask God
for a sign...

[bells chiming]

So I'll know
if it's the right time for it.

[scoffs]

[sighs]

-[car beeping]
-[tires screeching]

[object bangs]

And now, let's listen
to the testimony

of Sister Faith.

This afternoon I witnessed
an accident.

I don't know if this is a sign
from God.

But it made me think.

This life that God gave us
is so short.

We should all do whatever
it is that we want to do.

We shouldn't wait for tomorrow.

Because tomorrow may never come.

Brothers and sisters,
meet our new friend, Sister Iza.

Let's all sing a welcome song
for Sister Iza.

Dear...

Do you think Dino will like
the baked mussels

that I prepared for him?

Of course he will.
That's his favorite.

Maybe, I should go to Dino's
apartment ahead of you?

Okay, I'll drop you off
there first.

Then I'll go to the pastry shop
and pick up the birthday cake.

That's a very good idea, dear.

He'll be so surprised.

My precious little boy.

♪ I can almost see ♪

♪ Heaven ♪

♪ When I held you ♪

♪ On my arms ♪

♪ Do I really deserve ♪

♪ The love you gave me ♪

♪ The love that we share ♪

♪ I tried so many times ♪

♪ To win your heart ♪

♪ So that you'll be mine ♪

♪ At last ♪

[sighs]

Dino?

Dino, son!

Mom, what are you doing here?

[Dino whispers] Pass it here.

I just want
to greet you happy--

I thought you and Dad
had this thing to go to?

-Dino, why won't you let me in?
-Mom!

I just want to greet you.

But I'm not dressed yet.

Well, you've nothing to hide
from me.

-Mom!
-Just kidding.

-Mom! Don't--
-[Faith shrieks]

What did I tell you, son?

You never did know how
to clean up your room.

Just look at this!
It's like a pigpen!

This apartment is just on loan
to you from your uncle.

And it's so dark in here.
Let's turn on the lights.

Where's the switch?

Oh, my goodness, son.

-Come on. Get up already.
-Mom! What are you doing?

Wear your pants.

-I can do this myself, Mom!
-Let me.

-I can do it!
-Hurry, stand up!

-[Dino's mom] What?
-Oh, no!

What was that?

[shrieks]

There are lots of ghosts here.
Just ignore it.

Did I tell you that I went
to church earlier today?

And you know
what we talked about?

What?

We talked
about the young people of today.

Immorality is so rampant
among the young.

There is a proliferation
of premarital sex.

Girls as young as 14, 15,
find themselves pregnant.

That's why I brag about
how proud I am

to be your mother.

My son is so kind...
-[shrieks]

What's that?

Anyway, I talked to some
of your former teachers

from the seminary.

You did?

They want me to wish you
a happy birthday.

Wait. I have to use
the bathroom first.

-What are we going to do?
-Here's what we'll do.

I'll convince mom to go down
to the coffee shop.

The one down the corner.

When we leave,
I'll turn off the lights.

That will be our signal that
it's safe for you to step out.

When I turn off the lights,
you step out.

Got it.

Your clothes are under the bed.

-Help me get up.
-Okay.

-Dino, hurry up!
-Mom...

-The toilet's broken.
-I need to go now.

Mom, the toilet's broken.

Broken?
But didn't you just use it?

It broke all of a sudden.

Mom, I wouldn't go in there.

Things are spewing out
of the toilet.

Mom, we better go down
to the coffee shop.

The bathroom's clean over there.
And their coffee tastes great.

You startled me, son.
We can't leave now.

Your dad is on his way here.

Dad has a cell phone.
We can call him.

[doorbell rings]

Dad?

Happy birthday, son.

Your elevator
is out of order again.

I'll get you a glass of water.
Be right back.

[Dino's mom murmuring]

Something's up with Dino.
He's fidgety and all.

Where's my clothes?

I'll talk to him.

-Dino, you're so clumsy.
-Dad, I'm sorry!

You've got
your Dad's shirt all wet.

-I told him I'm sorry.
-It's okay. It's okay.

I'll get a towel
from the bathroom.

-Okay.
-Dad!

-Dad, Dad!
-My son...

I've got here, baked mussels.
Your favorite.

Have you had dinner yet?

Tastes good, doesn't it?
Very fresh.

Open your mouth.

There we go.

What's wrong, son?
I'll get you water.

Dad.

-[phone rings]
-[Dino's mom murmuring]

Son, let's talk.

So, have you decided if you want
to go back to the seminary?

I don't know.

I haven't decided yet.
I'm still confused.

Just remember
that no matter what,

your mother and I will always
love you.

I understand
that you are in a confusing age.

That you are not sure
about things.

Just remember that God
only created

man and woman...

And nothing in between.

Dear, Dino, what
are you still doing there?

Come over here.

Mom, Dad, let's go
over to the coffee shop.

It'll be my treat.

[whispers] They're here.

Okay, you can come out
after I've turned off the light.

Mom, let's go
to the coffee shop.

Come over here, son.

Mom...

Close your eyes.
Close your eyes.

[gasps]

Surprise!

Mom, Daddy, this is Faith.

My girlfriend.

Yes!

Happy birthday!

Faith!

[Kris] Let's now welcome
our lucky text partners.

Arjen, I have an emergency
at home.

Tell Mando
that I cannot wait for him.

Okay.

-Wait!
-Let's go home, please.

[host on TV] Either 2 million
or 300,000 pesos

may be won by our text partners.

Thank you.

But that was my change.
How come you took it?

-Do you have a stirrer?
-Ouch!

Why did you take my change?

-It's my change. You owe me.
-Give me my change.

[both arguing]

One mochaccino, hot,
tall please.

I'll be waiting for my order
at that table.

[host on TV murmuring]

Wait a minute. I know you.

Is this seat taken?

Mind if I join you
and wait for my order?

Go ahead.

-Why are you all wet?
-Boss, it's a long story.

-Hurry up then.
-I'll just change.

Regular coffee.

Shet.
Such a small world, isn't it?

Don't you think so?
More often than not

I know someone you know too,

or I have a relative

who's related
to someone important.

Motherfucker!

-My boyfriend's mother fainted.
-Really?

But that's okay.

That faggot is going to die.

He'd better not show his face
around here.

I just realized
that I don't need to do anything

that I'm not
yet quite ready for.

[shrieks] Mando?

You know, our experiences
aren't all that different.

Even if I'm head over heels
for Iñigo,

I wouldn't change,
not even for him.

[host on TV]
Under the supervision

of DTI representatives...

I bet Iñigo won't be showing up
at our Christian gathering

after what you did.

What a night!

Check out that guy over there.

[Faith] He looks familiar.

Yes, he's in my boyfriend's
basketball team.

See, I was right.

[host on TV] Before we reveal
the correct answer,

we give you our winning
six-letter combination.

We are all connected.

There are no accidents.

There are no coincidences.
You know that?

See, it's like this.

We are all related one way
or another.

We affect each other.

What you do affects me.

Somewhere. Somehow. Sometime.
Don't you think so?

I hope you understand, boss.

I got caught in traffic
on my way here.

Mando, that's not my problem.

[TV host murmurs]

Of course,
we are all God's creatures.

We were created for each other.

Like they say,
no man is an island.

Amen, sister.

You're fired!

What are you waiting for?

Get out of my sight!

You prick.

Stop it.

Don't you dare! You!
Are you gonna help him?

[TV host] Our lone winner wins
two-million pesos.

He is Juanito Hechanova
from Quezon City.

Yes! I won. That's me Kris!

Go ahead. Shoot!

I said shoot!
[grunts]

[in Bisaya]
My life has no more meaning.

[in Filipino]
She's left me.

[in Bisaya]
You're scared, aren't you?

I won! I won! I won!

You ungrateful son of a bitch.

Shoot! You don't have
the balls, do you?

-You sissy.
-You're nothing, Mando!

Go ahead!

You're nothing
but a security guard, moron!

I won! I won!

-What now, huh?
-I won!

[Faith shrieking]

Oh, my God!

[screams]

Faith!

Boss!

Kulas, meet Faith,
my girlfriend.

Faith, nice meeting you.

Coffee?

[Cher] And we meet again!

Welcome back
to Juanito's KTV Bar.

Our next karaoke singer

is the very good-looking Rommel!

♪ What has life to offer me ♪

♪ When I grow old ♪

♪ What's left
To look forward to beyond ♪

♪ The biting cold ♪

♪ They say it's difficult ♪

♪ Yes, stereotypical ♪

♪ What's there
Beyond sleep, eat, work ♪

♪ In this cruel life ♪

♪ Ain't there nothin' else
'Round here ♪

♪ But human strife ♪

♪ 'Cause they say
It's difficult ♪

♪ Yes, stereotypical ♪

♪ Gotta be conventional ♪

♪ You can't be so radical ♪

♪ So I sing this song
To all of my age ♪

♪ For these are the questions
We've got to face ♪

♪ For in this cycle
That we call life ♪

♪ We are the ones
Who are next in line ♪

♪ We are next in line ♪

♪ What has life to offer me ♪

♪ When I grow old ♪

♪ What's there
To look forward to ♪

♪ Beyond the biting cold ♪

♪ Cause they say
It's difficult ♪

♪ Yes, stereotypical ♪

♪ You gotta be conventional ♪

♪ You can't be so radical ♪

♪ So I sing this song
To all of my age ♪

♪ For these are the questions
We've got to face ♪

♪ For in this cycle
That we call life ♪

♪ We are the ones
Who are next in line ♪

♪ We are next in line ♪

♪ We are next in line ♪

♪ And we gotta work ♪

♪ We gotta feel ♪

♪ Let's open our eyes
And do whatever it takes ♪

♪ We gotta work
We gotta feel ♪

♪ Let's open our eyes ♪

♪ And sing this song
To all of my age ♪

♪ For these are the questions
We've got to face ♪

♪ For in this cycle
That we call life ♪

♪ We are the ones
Who are next in line ♪

♪ Sing this song for me ♪

♪ Sing this song for me ♪

["Jologs" playing]

♪ You maybe wondering
What song you'll hear ♪

♪ This song is from ♪

♪ From people ♪

-♪ You call them ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ Do you want to be one of us? ♪

♪ We are Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ I hope you don't judge us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ The people who call us ♪

♪ Can't even face the mirror,
To live a better life ♪

♪ Even if you eat bread
And coffee ♪

♪ While your lunch
Is filled with sweets ♪

♪ What I meant was come here ♪

♪ And listen to me,
To make you believe ♪

♪ To the reason I have
As to why ♪

♪ My jeans never fit me ♪

♪ Because I don't have the money
To buy a new pair ♪

♪ I don't need a shiny watch ♪

♪ I don't even pay my fare
On the jeep ♪

♪ I can sleep on the floor
Even though I get sweaty ♪

♪ I go to creepy alleys
To work ♪

♪ I don't frown even if I smell
Something nasty ♪

♪ We are born like this ♪

♪ If we say we don't like it
We meant it ♪

-♪ We call ourselves ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ Do you want to be one of us? ♪

♪ We are Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ Don't judge us
By the way we look ♪

♪ Why do you look down on us
But I guess it's uglier ♪

♪ When you're with a man
With a thicker wallet ♪

♪ You always ask him to buy
Things you don't even need ♪

♪ And you go out, you're
Always holding on to him ♪

♪ We do not idolize money ♪

♪ We're already content
With fried fish ♪

♪ We don't ask for the receipt
When we buy something ♪

♪ We always laugh
Even without dentures ♪

♪ Those are the people
In my neighborhood ♪

♪ Hold on tight
When it gets windy ♪

♪ Don't stop anyone here
From drinking ♪

♪ We don't like
Shy people here ♪

♪ That's why before I finish
My song ♪

♪ Know that we used deep words ♪

♪ Just for you to listen to me ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ Do you want to be one of us? ♪

♪ We are Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are different
From the others ♪

♪ Jologs ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ Don’t judge us
By the way we look ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ If you're from Quiapo ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ If you're in Parañaque ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ If you're from Pasay ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are Jologs ♪

♪ If you're in QC ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ If you live in Valenzuela ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ If you're from Pasig ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ All the way to Binangonan ♪

-♪ You can call us ♪
-♪ Jologs ♪

♪ We are Jologs ♪