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And they said the country is in economic distress. Apparently though, business must be doing great for Jollibee. We Filipinos just can’t seem to do without our value meals. A minimum wage earner will not hesitate to squander a good portion of his fleeting income for the tasty treats. That is even if Chickenjoy prices constantly threaten to send consumers into a coma and Yumburgers now resemble bald, thinning, receding hairlines.
I must admit, I have a soft spot for Jollibee even if I like McDonalds better. I get emotional when anything Filipino rises to great heights (technically speaking, the founders seem to have strong Chinese origins, but the Jollibee characteristic taste is simply Pinoy).
I suppose it could only get better. Jollibee could be the next big tool in our bid for world domination, next to OFWs, TFC, and that infernal novelty song-infested noontime show. There are outlets sprouting outside of the Philippines
P.S. My daughter once said I look like Jollibee because of my generous rump. I wonder if that makes me qualified for mascot duty.
*Photo taken from Sandy
“Yumburgers now resemble bald, thinning, receding hairlines.” Hahaha Funny and true!
Long Live the Peach Mango Pie!
hehe. hello little tikla. visited you twice but got a little disoriented with the new friendster blogs
Hello, too! Can’t blame you about the friendster blogs, Ma’am. I still lose my way in there.hehe They’ve adapted the WordPress format.
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By the way, perhaps I previously gave you the wrong address to my blog ‘coz I tried clicking it from your list and ended up with an error alert. This is the correct addy:
http://glizzando.blog.friendster.com/
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I come here often but I’m one of your more silent readers. You know you’re admired. =)
“We Filipinos just can’t seem to do without our value meals.”
I certainly agree. You know what? I always scold my sister on how much money she spend for a value meal for her breakfast. I always remind her of the importance of money and how it should be spent wisely. gawsh
thanks little tikla. hehe 🙂 i wonder why the link is incorrect. i’ll change it now.
i feel the same way jack. i used to buy breakfast meals with amazing regularity. now the prices just shock me to death. i don’t eat in jollibee as often anymore. seems like i’m paying for a five star meal every time. once a month siguro ok na 🙂
“If there’s one thing in the Philippines that sprouts faster than weeds, it’s Jollibee outlets. It seems there’s always one in every corner.”
funny you should write that mags! i was thinking exactly the same thing this yesterday! i was planning to blog about it too hehehe 🙂
well i’m not complaining about the business’s growth spurt. it’s pretty convenient to have a Jollibee nearby when i get the hankering for Cheezy Fries 😛
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yeah Friendster blogs is pretty difficult now. although the wordpress features are pretty cool the design templates are still lame. more customizable colors PLEASE!
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hehehhe merry Christmas to you and your husband and that little angel Sophia, mags! 😀
hehe. thanks aimee.
merry christmas to you and yours too.
God bless you
I’m there sa likod ni Mac! haha.
I miss Jollibee! *sniff* *sniff*
pa burger ka naman jan! haha.
hey carmz. i’m glad you decided to come out of hiding. hehe.
oi diba yung pa burger burger sa mcdo yun. hehe