Category Archives: Metro Manila

Super Youthair & President Attache Case

Corn Vendor

Lamp Post Ad

Kalesa

Fruit Vendors in Manila

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Guava

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Watermelon by slice

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Pomelo partially peeled for convenience

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A smiling atis vendor

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Durian

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Peeled and sliced pineapple in this cart with cooling facility

Cheap Labor

Usual sight in the country is the ratio of the number of workers to the type of work or size of a business like 5 lads washing simultaneously a vehicle in a car wash shop, or the 8 employees inside each small cashier booth in Landmark Department Store, or the 4 household staff in a family of four, or the 7 staff inside a tiny cooked food stall in Makati known as jollijeep.

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7 staff for a jollijeep, the 2 are just within the area

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There's the other guy loading some stuff

Paper Bus Tickets

These are paper bus tickets used by city buses in Metro Manila and are issued manually by bus conductors by handing out the tickets to each passenger inside the bus in their seat or standing position. Imagine a bus conductor negotiating his way inside a full-packed standing bus just to hand the tickets.

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Tickets glued in a cardboard as I’m keeping it.

Jeepney

Jeepney

Makati loop jeepney with Korea tourism advertisement

Skinned Frogs

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ready to cook

Roadside Micro Enterprise

Sorbetes Cart

A traditional ice cream cart of the Philippines, a wooden cart with colorful painted designs.

Sorbetes Cart

Even the wheels are wooden and colorfully painted

Flood Transport Options

Several modes of transportation observed in Makati during a flash flood.

bench raft

Monobloc plastic chair raft

raft passengers

raft with outrigger

kariton transport

wicker chair raft

rubber boat

fiberglass boat

another bench raft

tarp raft

minimalist raft and outrigger raft

Jollijeeps

Altar Flowers

Both sampaguita and everlasting flowers are commonly seen outside the cathedral being peddled by ambulant vendors. People buy these flowers to adorn their home altars or Santo (lei).

Everything is sampaguita flowers or sometimes at the bottom of the lei they would put camia or ylang-ylang.

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