Well there are those who build their own business to take control of their time. Babyahe lang from 10am to 3pm and homeschool their kids. We have choices you know. Hindi lang pag alis ng bansa ang solusyon.
9:56 huh? why hate on 1:01's choices? she doesnt want to migrate. she can afford to build a business that can let her avoid the traffic problem. anong problema doon? instead na mainggit ka, mag-isip ka rin ng solution mo kasi sa performance ng govt ngaun, mahirap umasa sa kanila.
12:31pm Yes, good for that person for being able to build a business and homeschool her kids - that’s not what people are taking issue with.
It’s the dismissive attitude that I’m sure is what’s annoying people and rightfully so. It’s not easy for the majority of people to just start a business and homeschool their kids; for many, this is simply not an option that is feasible. And for what? To avoid traffic? That’s ridiculous. People should be able to go about their daily lives without massively overcompensating for an incompetent government and poor infrastructure.
Nagmmigrate sila because of the quality of life sa ibang bansa —- as in an efficient government, clean air,good schools,good infrastructure,lahat ng suburb may parks/green spaces where their children can play, di ka mahhassle sa pila and unnecessary stuff kapag may government transaction kng ggawin like pgfile ng tax or pag apply ng license,malinis.Alam mo talaga kng san nppnta taxes mo. Kahit may business ka sa Pinas, mahhassle ka pa rin nmn sa traffic,sa pila,sa pollution,ung tax na bnyaran mo wala din nppntahan.
wag ka na lang daan kasi dyan girl, 24/7 traffic talaga dyan.. marami na tayo sa pinas, madami na ding sasakyan, lalot napaka easy ng kumuha ng car ngayon at medyo mura :)
May MRT po kasi gingawa dyan, halos sakop ng construction ang 4 na lane. Tapos marami papuntang bulacan dyan dumadaan. Wala na talaga magagawa ngayon, siguro pag natapos mrt. Taga fairview po ako kaya alam ko.
1:01 Kailangan talaga magtiis at magsakripisyo kung ginagawa naman pala ang MRT. Pagkatapos naman nyan ay malaki rin ang maitutulong para mabawasan ang traffic.
I will always love the city life, but I do not miss the traffic. Andito na ako sa country living, wala ngang traffic kaso ang layo ng shopping at walang masyadong job opportunities. Nakakaloka!
Nakakamiss minsan ang Metro Manila pero pag naiisip ko yung traffic at gulo naappreciate ko more dito Cebu.pero tama more online shopping talaga dahil dated yung mga mabibili.
Kung commonwealth tiis tiis lang muna talaga. Pag natapos na MRT I'm sure maluwag na ulit traffic jan. Ngayon lang naman nagkatraffic ng ganyan jan sa Commonwealth dahil sa MRT. Kung sa EDSA eh yan ang wala na talaga pag-asa.
I used to commute from Philcoa to Taft avenue everyday mid1990s yun. Traffic pero keri lang noon di naman ako inaabot ng dalawang oras. Grabe na pala traffic ngayon. Population control na dapat dyan sa Pilipinas.
Sana may gawin konting paraan para maibsan yung traffic. Mas nakakaawa actually yung masa na nagcocommute araw araw, walang own vehicle, tyaga sa pag abang ng sasakyan.. yung kailangan 3 hours before pasok aalis na ng bahay. Haaaaaay... ang hirap ng buhay.
Traffic is the burden of all of us peeps living in northern metro manila. Di naman ganyan dati but since the MRT construction... its been hell. Kaya sana bilis bilisan naman gawa. And sana din lahat ng alternate routes i open everyday and wag muna galawin- bakbakin or gawin ng qc lalo ung mga buo pa para di makadagdag sa traffic. Ang siste kasi ngayon ang QC wala ata paglagyan ng pera karamihan sa alternate routes binakbak. E good working condition pa naman. National and local should coordinate traffic flow para maayos.
At ikaw naman naghahanap lang ng chance na ma-bash nanaman ang presidente. Nakakainis ang trapik at estado ng economy but not everything is his fault. I drive too and use commonwealth. Iniisip ko nalang na mas okay nang malamang nata-trapik ka dahil may ginagawang pwede maka-improve sa volume ng kotse sa kalsada kesa yung nata-trapik ka dahil sa mga nakabalandrang PUV at nagbababa't nagsasakay ng tao kung saan saan.
Kaya hindi mo masisisi ang mga kababayan natin na nagma-migrate abroad. Mahirap kase talaga.
ReplyDeleteWell there are those who build their own business to take control of their time. Babyahe lang from 10am to 3pm and homeschool their kids. We have choices you know. Hindi lang pag alis ng bansa ang solusyon.
Delete1:01 is it that easy to “build a business” and “homeschool your kids”? It’s cheaper to migrate and work abroad.
DeleteWow, parang mas madali mag negosyk kesa mag abroad no? Tsk.
DeleteI hope people get the right resources for the business you are talking about.
DeleteAnd do you mean, the traffics not bad between 10-3?
Homeschooling, no way. Im too old-fashioned for that. Choice as you said it
Lets be real here, not all have options/luxury/privilege. Good for the people who does have it, but what about the majority who really suffer?????
DeleteLol @homeschool. You can't homeschool them til College.
Delete1:01 is a perfect example of the out of touch sa reality, privileged, higher middle-class, oblivious people.
Delete9:04, marami ng online degrees although working adults ang majority ng students.
Delete9:56 huh? why hate on 1:01's choices? she doesnt want to migrate. she can afford to build a business that can let her avoid the traffic problem. anong problema doon? instead na mainggit ka, mag-isip ka rin ng solution mo kasi sa performance ng govt ngaun, mahirap umasa sa kanila.
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DeleteYes, good for that person for being able to build a business and homeschool her kids - that’s not what people are taking issue with.
It’s the dismissive attitude that I’m sure is what’s annoying people and rightfully so. It’s not easy for the majority of people to just start a business and homeschool their kids; for many, this is simply not an option that is feasible. And for what? To avoid traffic? That’s ridiculous. People should be able to go about their daily lives without massively overcompensating for an incompetent government and poor infrastructure.
Nagmmigrate sila because of the quality of life sa ibang bansa —- as in an efficient government, clean air,good schools,good infrastructure,lahat ng suburb may parks/green spaces where their children can play, di ka mahhassle sa pila and unnecessary stuff kapag may government transaction kng ggawin like pgfile ng tax or pag apply ng license,malinis.Alam mo talaga kng san nppnta taxes mo. Kahit may business ka sa Pinas, mahhassle ka pa rin nmn sa traffic,sa pila,sa pollution,ung tax na bnyaran mo wala din nppntahan.
Delete3:45 7:06, thumbs up!!!
Deletewag ka na lang daan kasi dyan girl, 24/7 traffic talaga dyan.. marami na tayo sa pinas, madami na ding sasakyan, lalot napaka easy ng kumuha ng car ngayon at medyo mura :)
DeleteMay MRT po kasi gingawa dyan, halos sakop ng construction ang 4 na lane. Tapos marami papuntang bulacan dyan dumadaan. Wala na talaga magagawa ngayon, siguro pag natapos mrt. Taga fairview po ako kaya alam ko.
ReplyDeleteSobrang traffic talaga mamsh huhuhuhu
DeleteYes true. Pero gumagalaw naman kahit papano hindi tumutukod. Sobrang dami nga lang talaga ng sasakyan. I always wonder san ba 'to galing?
Delete1:01 Kailangan talaga magtiis at magsakripisyo kung ginagawa naman pala ang MRT. Pagkatapos naman nyan ay malaki rin ang maitutulong para mabawasan ang traffic.
DeletePaano pa yung nasa jeep no, at init na init?
ReplyDeleteAgree! Kaya Madam Angge count your bleesings na lang
DeleteI will always love the city life, but I do not miss the traffic. Andito na ako sa country living, wala ngang traffic kaso ang layo ng shopping at walang masyadong job opportunities. Nakakaloka!
ReplyDeleteI feel you. Walang traffic pero wala ka namang mabibili na maayos na gamit. Hay naku
Deleteon line shopping na lang mga baks.
DeleteNakakamiss minsan ang Metro Manila pero pag naiisip ko yung traffic at gulo naappreciate ko more dito Cebu.pero tama more online shopping talaga dahil dated yung mga mabibili.
DeleteTraffic na din kaya ang Cebu, beshy 1024AM :(
DeleteWag ka maglakad Angelica, mag motor ka! Charot!
ReplyDeleteKung commonwealth tiis tiis lang muna talaga. Pag natapos na MRT I'm sure maluwag na ulit traffic jan. Ngayon lang naman nagkatraffic ng ganyan jan sa Commonwealth dahil sa MRT. Kung sa EDSA eh yan ang wala na talaga pag-asa.
ReplyDeleteI used to commute from Philcoa to Taft avenue everyday mid1990s yun. Traffic pero keri lang noon di naman ako inaabot ng dalawang oras. Grabe na pala traffic ngayon. Population control na dapat dyan sa Pilipinas.
ReplyDeletepopulation, job, govt proj distribution kamo. over crowded na ang buong metro manila sa totoo lang.
DeleteSana may gawin konting paraan para maibsan yung traffic. Mas nakakaawa actually yung masa na nagcocommute araw araw, walang own vehicle, tyaga sa pag abang ng sasakyan.. yung kailangan 3 hours before pasok aalis na ng bahay. Haaaaaay... ang hirap ng buhay.
ReplyDeleteTraffic is the burden of all of us peeps living in northern metro manila. Di naman ganyan dati but since the MRT construction... its been hell. Kaya sana bilis bilisan naman gawa. And sana din lahat ng alternate routes i open everyday and wag muna galawin- bakbakin or gawin ng qc lalo ung mga buo pa para di makadagdag sa traffic. Ang siste kasi ngayon ang QC wala ata paglagyan ng pera karamihan sa alternate routes binakbak. E good working condition pa naman. National and local should coordinate traffic flow para maayos.
ReplyDeleteDutertard yan eh. Kala ko ba diging will fix the traffic problem? #nadutertr
ReplyDeleteAt ikaw naman naghahanap lang ng chance na ma-bash nanaman ang presidente. Nakakainis ang trapik at estado ng economy but not everything is his fault. I drive too and use commonwealth. Iniisip ko nalang na mas okay nang malamang nata-trapik ka dahil may ginagawang pwede maka-improve sa volume ng kotse sa kalsada kesa yung nata-trapik ka dahil sa mga nakabalandrang PUV at nagbababa't nagsasakay ng tao kung saan saan.
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