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- A netizen said that the man bought a lot of lists with him as each list was from a different household.
- He knocked from house to house and asked them if they wanted to buy something from the pharmacy.
The enhanced community quarantine has brought out the best and the worst in Filipinos.
Luckily for some Batanguenos, this is a good one.
A Facebook post of Janine Maurice Humarang spoke about Fil, a resident of San Luis, Batangas. According to Janine, Fil arrived at their pharmacy with a lot of questions. At first, she was getting quite annoyed, but when she approached him, she saw him fiddling through so many papers.
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She asked him about the things he was going to buy, and he immediately apologized as he’s the only one that can go out and buy goods in their barangay.
“Te, pasensiya ka na ako kasi taga bili ng barangay namin. Ako ang runner kaya ang dami. Isa lang ang napag usapan namin lalabas at ako yun ate,” Fil told Janine.
She asked him if people approach him to give him a list, but he said no. He goes from door to door to ask if they need anything.
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“At nung nakita ko nga yung mga listahan niya, ang nakakatuwa sari sari ang mga nakalista. Meron pang isang kilong pusit, karne, sardinas, tinapay daw yung loaf bread, meron pang maintenance ng mga senior citizen. Meron mga pang vitamins ng mga bata. Gamot para sa basic na sakit ng ulo, sipon lagnat at ubo. At madami pang ibang kung ano ano,” Janine wrote.
The netizen even wrote an inspiring message at the end of her post.
“Sana sa panahon ngayon ganitong mga klaseng disiplina at pagkakaisa ang kailangan natin. Pag sinabi nilang lockdown at sa bahay lang, sa bahay lang talaga. Napaka huhusay ng mga ganitong tao, hindi nagiging hadlang ang mga sinasabing basic necessities nila para sumunod sa simpleng instruction lang.”
https://www.facebook.com/ninjamau.perez/posts/10212755462560166
The post has reached more than 52,000 shares on Facebook as of writing.
