QRina: Around of applause please for our presidential candidate — Mar Roxas..
* APPLAUSE Applause…
Rina: And for our next interview, among all the presidential candidate that would be running for May 10, 2010 election, this is guy is not famous and came from the land of the promise — Mindanao. Unlike our previous talks with , Mar Roxas, Jojo Binay, Manny Villar, and Joseph Estrada, this guy didn’t have any background experience in politics. Some people consider him insane for running but some are very much amazed in this guy. I personally was impressed when we talked backstage. So please while everyone is still watching this, please give time to our last presidential candidate Mr. Christopher Abadullah.
* Crowds paused in awe and paused. The lights where turned on for the LED display and printed APPLAUSE. The crowd started clapping their hands. QRina stood up and shakes hands with Mr Abadullah.
Qrina: As we were saying everyone, Mr Abadullah here came from Mindanao and currently taking up the challenge in our country’s most powerful man.
Qrina: Good day, Mr Abadalluh!
Mr Abadalluh: Good day Qrina, You can call me rlon for short. It’s is an honor to meet a very talented and known reporter as you. Before I started, I would like to thank you for you and your staff for welcoming me here.
Qrina: You are welcome, as a presidential candidate we would like to give everyone a fair and good competition on this upcoming election. Moving on Rlon, well shall we start?
Rlon: Sure.
Qrina: Ok, Rlon you came from an unknown background, can you give us some information on who you are and what do you do?
Rlon: Well, I’m Christopher Abadullah. I came from the land of promise and in the ciudad de zamboanga, meaning Zamboanga City. I speak chavacano, tagalog and tausug. I can also speak bisaya but I have a hard time formulating fast sentences in my head. Sometimes they call it barok though I can understand most of it not just the deeper ones. I also speak english, well as you can see, my grammar … lets say needs more practice.
Qrina: Oh I see, well that’s actually great you speak five languages. I see you are a linguist.
Rlon: Yeap, aside from these dialects, I also speak the language of computers. I am terribly in love with computers and its philosophy so I pursued my BS Computer Science course. I learned a lot of programming languages, so I think I’m really a linguist.
Qrina: So in Computers.. That’s amazing.. Nowadays computers are very in demand. But you didn’t came here to apply for a job right? haha * just kidding.
Rlon *laughs
Qrina: So what school did you say you were?
Rlon: I studied in Ateneo De Zamboanga. It’s a nice school actually.
Qrina: Wow, that’s nice Ateneo…
Rlon: Yeap, with De Zamboanga.
Qrina: What do you mean?
Rlon: Well, honestly Qrina, this is the first time that I answered straight on the question. I went to a lot of job interviews and everytime someone asked me, that includes other candidates about my school. I always tell them that I just study somewhere in Zamboanga. It’s actually amazing.
Qrina: Amazing? How?
Rlon: Uhm.. It’s actually amazing how I see them look at me like they are superior than me. Whenever they here the place Zamboanga. Bomb pops on their head. Even you right? Aminin!
Qrina: Oh I get it. *Laughs… Yea actually you are right.
Rlon continues..
Rlon: So Everytime I tell them about my school they look happy and quite confident. But when they found out about the Ateneo it actually fades away.
Qrina: So what’s your point?
Rlon: Simple, this are actually tiny details of a Filipino life that makes our country miserable. Being regionalistic and somewhat having a crab mentality on other people. I am saying not because I’m complaining but it’s actually true. I personally have experienced doing such things. And I think it is horrible. It is horrible being a human and being a Filipino. It just doesn’t make anything good.
Qrina: Yea, you are right. Those stuffs happends a lot even when I was young and looking for a job..
To be continued….
