12 thoughts on “Mornings at MRT”

1. Siopao! Haha 😛

2. Saan nga ba pila yan? Siopao? Lotto? Donut? >:-) hehehe (just playin dumb in every blog i frequent)

3. OFWs

4. Feel free to grab the photos, kabayan! Sky’s the limit!

   AnitoKid at http://www.anitokid.blogspot.com

5. Hi, Runawaycat. I’m full, having consumed four jumbo hotdogs. Siopao next time.

   Hi, Dhon, naka Mac ka? Big time he he.

   Hi, Arthur, it’s not the airport LOL.

   Hi, AnitoKid, thanks!

6. Sorry, I thought “pila” was only for people wanting to enter the global slave trade.

7. I actually saw the word siopao in the picture. It’s a siopao shop right?

8. Hi, sorry for the delay in the reply to comments.

   Hi, Arthur, in a sense you are correct. Since most companies nowadays are into outsourcing.. yes, you get the picture.

   Hi, Neko, there’s a siopao shop below the station.

9. Wow, that’s a lot of people in one small area. I’d probably hyperventilate.

   I kinda loathe crowds… which is the reason why I usually can’t be in a mall for more than 2 hours. Yeah, I’m weird, LOL.

10. Hi, fruity, if you’re here, better avoid the MRT during rush hours. Same thing when you’re in Japan.

11. Grabeh haba na nga ng pila…madaming tao..kulang sa systema..plus mga walang maasahang mga staff…lalo na yung babaeng supervisor ng ortigas station…walang breeding nakipagmurahan ba nmn sa ngpapa assist sa knya…hayyy…girlllll….mga passengers ang nagpapasweldo sa inyo kaya wag masyado mayabang….saka sana sagutin nyo ng maayos yung mga ngpapaassist s inyo…kc kung alm lng nila na wala kayong kwentang lapitan eh di d na kayo lalapitan….Sana mawalan ka rin ng gamit para malaman mo yang kayabangan mo,,,,

12. Yes, I agree, most of the problems of the system are in the people. Including the riding publick, of course.

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