ok, guys and gals out there! share your TIPID Tips here. hindi lang sa MC's natin. Tipid tips in general. para kay Juan dela Cruz:

ill start....

1. kung hindi naman nagmamadali wag masyado matulin magpatakbo, malakas tumungga ng gaso ang motor o kotse kung panay ang diin sa silinyador.

2. kung mag-isa lang, mag motor ka na lang kung hindi naman umuulan kesa sa kotse, or kung malapit lang walking is one of the best form of exercise

3. simple mas maganda, kaya wag kayo bili ng bili ng abubot sa MC's nyo kung wala din lang naman itutulong sa riding at safetiness. pero sa Helmet wag kayo magtitipid, buhay yan. buy at least DOT certified yung pinakacheap.

marami pa.... meanwhile kayo muna, share your tips...

4. Avoid blipping your throttle during stops....
5. Follow the recommended idling RPM in your MCs manual.
6. Keep your ride well maintained.
7. Learn DIY ("Do It Youself") stuff...you can save on labor cost...
8. Plan ur trips, even if MC lang gamit mo.
9. Instead of buying DVDs (even pirated ones)...rent na lang.

100 pesos lng lage dala ko araw2 pwere nlng kung my kailangan bilhin, ksama na diyan pagkain at parking, this way no choice ako kaya uwi nlng ako :). Pag-nahuli ng pulis wala ako mabibigay kaya sori nlng cia. Kung emergency talaga, utang nlng ako sa iba :). Pathetic dba? :) Ganyan si Juan De La Cruz ngaun, pati ako naaawa sa sarili ko eh, pero ganun talaga, we all have to live with it. But the most important thing is masaya ka ksi my pambayad ka sa monthly bill ng motor mo :).

Safe riding to all!

ugaliing maghanap at gumamit ng mga shortcut routes kung meron naman. be sure lang na safe yung route bago nyo daanan.

follow correct and standard tire pressure

leave earlier than your usual time, this way hindi ka magmamadali. you can just cruise on your way to work or to somewhere else you are going

give your bike a tap everytime you arrive at your destination and say "thanks for the great ride! next time ulit ha!" even our bikes need that too .. a tap on the back so to speak .. it will keep you rolling ..

he he he

peace!

Dine out or sa bahay na lang kumain? Kung malapit lang naman tayo sa bahay eh uwi na lang tayo sa bahay to eat, mahal na din kumain sa labas, kain ka man ng value meal eh di ka naman busog. Kung medyo malayo pa tayo sa bahay eh eat muna light meal, mawala lang yung gutom, sa bahay nalang mag heavy meal... masaya pa ang pamilya natin na kasabay tayo sa pagkain nila.

:banana: kung pwede na man lakarin ang pupuntahan, huwag na lang mag motor. naka excercise ka pa.

warm up the bike, mas maganda ang takbo pag well warmed up, hindi yung pag start rev ng rev ng rev kagay, parang adik!

kung pwede magpagasoline sa umaga or madaling araw, malamig pa ang gasoline, hindi pa nageexpand.

kung maaari humanap ng daan kahit medyo longcut, na hindi malubak, mahirap na.

wag tamang karera!

pag maglilinis ng motor o kotse gumamit ng timba at tabo para hindi sayang ang tubig.

always keep your mc's clean and well lubricated para hindi agad ma wear and tear ang mga pyesa at smooth pa ang takbo.

kung kaya naman, mag fulltank na pag magpapa-gaso sayang din kse gaso kung sa isang linggo e nakakailang balik ka sa gas station.

wag magpapakagutom, mas malakas tsumibog si juan dela cruz pag gutom na gutom, mag skyflakes muna (wag lang babanggitin si "vanessa" pag kasama gf o asawa). at uminom ng maraming tubig. iwas highblood at taas ng cholesterol din pag naging habit to.

kung kaya ng lifestyle " mag early to bed para early to rise", sa ganung way hindi masyado nagagamit ang kuryente sa gabi.

take affordable multivitamins and vitamins c " sa panahon ngayon talagang bawal magkasakit". yung generic name na lang ang hanapin para mas mura parehas din naman ang bisa. at alam nyo ba na mas effective ang mga samples na gam0t na usually ay mas mura at pinamimigay lang? kse ito yung pinapasa nila sa BFAD para i-check. but be strict to expiration date.

kung mahilig mag txt, mag unlimited na lang para makatipid. biruin mo kahit mag txt ka ng 10,000 and more (khit abroad, kung nakaroaming) e 50 pesos lang for 5 days.

kung tamang toma ang trip, wag ng mag san mig light, san mig strong ice na agad o red horse para hindi makarami ng iinumin. o hard na agad para senglot agad.

pag kakain sa jollibee o mcdo humingi ka na ng maraming catsup, masarap din yan sa pritong galunggong sa bahay.

saka guys subukan nyo mag-alkansya, yung 10 pisong coin araw araw ay 3,650 pesos in a year din. pwede na pang renew ng registration at lisensya.

ugaliin din na humingi ng resibo kahit 20 pesos na gaso lang binili mo. by that way, di nila maitatago sa BIR yung talagang kita nila at mapatawan ng tamang tax.


keep on coming..... para kahit pano ma educate sa katipiran si Juan de la Cruz

i am absolutely positive that the biker juan dela cruz will never run out of ideas on facing up to the challenges imposed by non-stop price increases while salaries remain stuck to 'prehistoric' levels.

proof being all the posts made so far. in fact a lot of them may already have been in use by many other bikers.

but the government must also show, through action and by example, what it is doing for its part.

maybe a separate thread but is anyone witness to concrete measures this government is doing to scrimp and save? of course we must know by now that photo ops and ningas-cogon campaigns do not count.

verifiable accounts of such measures should spur joe schmo's like you and me to really tighten our belts.

1. Basta ako laging nagbabaon... badtrip kc napasukan kong company walang libreng food.

2. Nabawasan na rin yosi ko... 5 sticks na lang the whole day.

3. Sa mga overpass, palagi akong naka neutral pababa, and pababayaan kong tumulak kung hanggang saan abutin yung neutral ride ko.

4. Lagi din tama rin ang pressure ng hangin ng gulong ko... mabilis kc maubos ang gas kung malambot ang gulong.

5. Sa mga parking, kung pwede akong makiusap sa mga bangko, or kung meron malapit na gasoline station doon ko paparada.. kung palagian naman ang parada, hindi masamang abutan mo yung gwardya kahit pang yosi lang. Tatanawin niyang malaking utang ng loob yun.

up ko lang ... kelangan ko ng tipid tips eh baka kayo din ...

Bawas bawasan muna ang pagpapaganda at modifications ng motor...ok din naman pag stock mc natin...mas matipid pa...:)

do what you preach.....
as for me pag naka cage....i shift to neutral kung pababa ang daan....
sa motor....i make it a point na 60 to 80 kph (at the right gear) ang takbo.....i read somewhere that at this speed....pinaka efficient ang makina.....
never changed my orig carb to the gas guzzling aftermarket carb para tumulin....

wag rev ng rev pag nakahinto. :)

pag maglilinis ng motor o kotse gumamit ng timba at tabo para hindi sayang ang tubig.

always keep your mc's clean and well lubricated para hindi agad ma wear and tear ang mga pyesa at smooth pa ang takbo.

kung kaya naman, mag fulltank na pag magpapa-gaso sayang din kse gaso kung sa isang linggo e nakakailang balik ka sa gas station.

wag magpapakagutom, mas malakas tsumibog si juan dela cruz pag gutom na gutom, mag skyflakes muna (wag lang babanggitin si "vanessa" pag kasama gf o asawa). at uminom ng maraming tubig. iwas highblood at taas ng cholesterol din pag naging habit to.

kung kaya ng lifestyle " mag early to bed para early to rise", sa ganung way hindi masyado nagagamit ang kuryente sa gabi.

take affordable multivitamins and vitamins c " sa panahon ngayon talagang bawal magkasakit". yung generic name na lang ang hanapin para mas mura parehas din naman ang bisa. at alam nyo ba na mas effective ang mga samples na gam0t na usually ay mas mura at pinamimigay lang? kse ito yung pinapasa nila sa BFAD para i-check. but be strict to expiration date.

kung mahilig mag txt, mag unlimited na lang para makatipid. biruin mo kahit mag txt ka ng 10,000 and more (khit abroad, kung nakaroaming) e 50 pesos lang for 5 days.

kung tamang toma ang trip, wag ng mag san mig light, san mig strong ice na agad o red horse para hindi makarami ng iinumin. o hard na agad para senglot agad.

pag kakain sa jollibee o mcdo humingi ka na ng maraming catsup, masarap din yan sa pritong galunggong sa bahay.

saka guys subukan nyo mag-alkansya, yung 10 pisong coin araw araw ay 3,650 pesos in a year din. pwede na pang renew ng registration at lisensya.

ugaliin din na humingi ng resibo kahit 20 pesos na gaso lang binili mo. by that way, di nila maitatago sa BIR yung talagang kita nila at mapatawan ng tamang tax.


keep on coming..... para kahit pano ma educate sa katipiran si Juan de la Cruz

tagal na pala nito pero nice thread:)

nice info to natawa ako dito

kung tamang toma ang trip, wag ng mag san mig light, san mig strong ice na agad o red horse para hindi makarami ng iinumin. o hard na agad para senglot agad.

pag kakain sa jollibee o mcdo humingi ka na ng maraming catsup, masarap din yan sa pritong galunggong sa bahay.


haha.. ayos to ah..

tagal na pala neto..

kung pang everyday use:

-- hangga't maaari, iwasan nating dumaan sa sobrang matraffic at mataong lugar
-- cruising mode lang lagi (wag parang resing resing)
-- kapag magpapagas fulltank parati (iwasan yung pa 100 na refill)
-- check tyre pressure, iwasang bumyahe ng sobrang lambot, kung maaraw ok lang medyo matigas (around 35psi rear / 30 psi front, kung well-paved yung daan)
-- linisin ang sparkplug at air filter regularly (DIY lang to ah?baka naman pa linis nyo pa sa mga MC shops gastos lang)
-- yun nga, wag rev ng rev pag nakahinto...
-- hanggat maaari use lighter tyres ( di mo need ng wide tyres kung pang araw araw lang)
-- kung naka rims MC nyo wag nyo na pa mags.. (mabigat ang mags)
-- ikundisyon lagi MC... para di malakas sa gas
-- use low speed sprockets para di laging hirap ang makina
-- hangga't maaari make use of your top gear at average speed on mid range or low RPM :D

add nyo na lang po ang kulang

wag gamit ng gamit ng preno at engine brake para makatipid sa gas...

MY CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR "TIPID TIPS"... sinulat ko to para sa mga OFW katulad ko na mga magagastos sa buhay..:D. pero kailangan nating magtipid at maging yumaman din. so mga ihos mga ihas kung gusto nyong RICH KAYO..take time to read this. cguradong may mapupulot kayo, garantisado yan at totoo. walang paltos.

HOW TO GET FILTHY RICH (paano maging milyonaryo)
Saving money isn't about whether or not you know how to score screaming bargains.
It has more to do with your attitude toward money.
Many millionaires, in fact, have frugal ways.
Understanding how personal traits can influence your finances is an essential ingredient for building wealth.
Here are 13 key traits: (kasama po ang translation sa tagalog- upang maintindihan ng mga OFW, DH at mga kabayan)
1. Patience “mapag hintay”, “pasensya muna sa wala kaysa umutang”
Patience is one of the most important traits when it comes to saving money.This means waiting until the first wave of product hype has passed, keeping a car for an extra few years before getting another one and waiting until something you want fits into your budget instead of putting it on credit. Patience is often the difference between creating savings and being in debt. Having the patience to wait until you find a good deal is a cornerstone of good finances.
Live below your means. (“pagkasyahin sa isang kumot”) Remind yourself that he who hesitates when it comes to shopping often decides he doesn't need the item after all and doesn't want it as much as he thought he did. Extravagance is dangerous.
2. Satisfaction “kuntento na ako-sa simple, kung anong meron”
When you're satisfied, there is no reason to spend money on nonessentials. The sole purpose of commercials is to make you believe that buying a product or service will make you happier, wealthier, better looking or improve whatever isn't bringing you satisfaction.
People spend because they want to capture the excitement shown in advertisements. When you are satisfied with what you have and your life (not trying to live like those on TV), your finances will be in a lot better shape.
3. Organization “may kaayusan sa pera, tamang gastos at walang utang binabayaran”
Being organized can make you more productive and ensure that all the many issues pertaining to personal finances are addressed.
It means not paying late fees, not buying two of everything, knowing deadlines that can affect your finances and getting more done in less time. All these can greatly benefit your finances.
4. Discipline “disiplina sa pag-impok ng salapi”
You need the discipline to continue to save money for specific, long-term goals every month or a year or so. Save at least 10% of your pay deposited on you account every pay period.
Personal finance isn't a way to get rich quick, but is a disciplined execution of your lifetime plans.
5. Reflectiveness “hwag ulitin ang pagkakamaling - gumastos”
It's important to be able to look at your financial decisions and reflect on their results.
You're going to make financial mistakes. Everyone does.
The key is to learn from those mistakes so you don't make them again, or recognize if you keep repeating them.
6. Creativity “remedyohan ang gastos, mag-isip ng ibang paraan upang di gumastos”
The economy and our earnings don't always match our expectations.
Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans. When this happens, changes are needed to deal with the new circumstances. Creativity is essential to accomplish this. Creativity allows you to make something last longer rather than purchasing it when you don't have the money. It means juggling money to stay out of debt rather than simply paying with a credit card. It means finding a cheaper alternative when money is tight.
In these ways, creativity plays a large role in keeping finances in order.
7. Curiosity “mag-aral sa bagong sistema upang palaguin lalo ang pera”
Having curiosity helps you learn, study and improve yourself.
The curiosity of wanting to know more, to take the time to study and then take what is learned and put into practice is an important process that is driven by curiosity.
8. Risk-Taking “suriing mabuti at bantayan ang negosyo, Baka malugi, kung hindi ay swerte” “no guts- no glory ika nga”
To build wealth, one needs to be willing to take risks. This doesn't mean uncalculated risks. It means weighing all the options and taking calculated risks when appropriate.
The stock market has risks involved, but over the long term, history shows that it provides good returns on money that is invested wisely. Those who fear risk altogether end up saving money in accounts that likely lose money to inflation in the long run. (may kasabihan din ang mga intsik, “pag negosyo’y di kumita sa loob ng isang taon- isara agad”)
9. Goal-Oriented “itakda ang mga paraan, mga pasyahin upang makarating sa layuning maparami ang salapi”
The importance of setting and working toward goals is obvious. If you don't know where you are going, it's difficult to get there. It helps your personal finances immensely if you have money goals and are motivated to reach the goals that you have set for yourself.
Those who lack goals don't have a road map to take them to the financial destination they want.
10. Hard- and Smart-Working: “ang inipon (kita) ay madaling mawala, kung hindi sabayan ng sipag at talino”
Creating wealth and staying out of debt rarely comes about without a lot of hard work.
Many people might hope that the lottery will solve all their financial problems. The true path to financial freedom, however, is to work hard to earn money while educating yourself to continue to have more value and increase your salary.
You may not possess all of the above traits. But knowing them can help you make changes so that you nourish the ones that you have and obtain the ones you're missing.
Ultimately they will help you with your personal finances and create a plan to accumulate the wealth you desire.
11. Avoid using credit cards (walang plastic cards)
If you have credit card debt, concentrate on paying it off as quickly as possible. The interest you're paying is money you could be saving. “Totoo yan, kabayan”. itapon mo na credit card mo.
12. Educate yourself about investing. (mag-invest sa legal na paraan- sa mga bangko)
Invest in mutual funds and have money deducted from your bank account automatically every month to invest in these funds.
12. If possible and feasible, own your own business.
13. Have a written financial plan that includes your goals, your net worth, your debt-to-income ratio, your savings and investing plans, and your monthly budget. “para Makita mo kung saan ka magastos at saan ka may kinikita at ano ang nakatiwangwang na ari-arian na walang kwenta”
OH, MAY PERA KA BA? KUNG WALA, UMPISAHAN MO NANG MAG-IMPOK, KAYA MO YAN KABAYAN !!
KUNG MAY PERA KA NAMANG NAITABI, UMPISAHAN MO NANG PALAGUIN, HWAG MONG BAWASAN SA GASTUSIN…TIIS KA LANG MUNA NG kaunting PANAHON.
AT KUNG NARATING MO NA ANG ISANG MILYON, UNG INTERES LANG SA BANGKO AY MAARING KASYA SA LIFESTYLE MO SA BUHAY. (pang kain, pang lotto, pang shopping, pambili ng ducati. etc)
(kinalap ni mang pedro V, mula sa internet at isinalin sa tagalog ang panimula upang mga kabayan natin ay madaling maintindihan.. kahit papaano)

uyyyy ayuttt up nga naten to.. ;)

wow! eto ang tipid tips na hinihintay/hinahanap ko ... ayos bro!:banana:

iba ang tipid sa kuripot...

subscribing

saka guys subukan nyo mag-alkansya, yung 10 pisong coin araw araw ay 3,650 pesos in a year din. pwede na pang renew ng registration at lisensya.

Pwedeeee.....:banana:

MY CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR "TIPID TIPS"... sinulat ko to para sa mga OFW katulad ko na mga magagastos sa buhay..:D. pero kailangan nating magtipid at maging yumaman din. so mga ihos mga ihas kung gusto nyong RICH KAYO..take time to read this. cguradong may mapupulot kayo, garantisado yan at totoo. walang paltos.

HOW TO GET FILTHY RICH (paano maging milyonaryo)
Saving money isn't about whether or not you know how to score screaming bargains.
It has more to do with your attitude toward money.
Many millionaires, in fact, have frugal ways.
Understanding how personal traits can influence your finances is an essential ingredient for building wealth.
Here are 13 key traits: (kasama po ang translation sa tagalog- upang maintindihan ng mga OFW, DH at mga kabayan)
1. Patience “mapag hintay”, “pasensya muna sa wala kaysa umutang”
Patience is one of the most important traits when it comes to saving money.This means waiting until the first wave of product hype has passed, keeping a car for an extra few years before getting another one and waiting until something you want fits into your budget instead of putting it on credit. Patience is often the difference between creating savings and being in debt. Having the patience to wait until you find a good deal is a cornerstone of good finances.
Live below your means. (“pagkasyahin sa isang kumot”) Remind yourself that he who hesitates when it comes to shopping often decides he doesn't need the item after all and doesn't want it as much as he thought he did. Extravagance is dangerous.
2. Satisfaction “kuntento na ako-sa simple, kung anong meron”
When you're satisfied, there is no reason to spend money on nonessentials. The sole purpose of commercials is to make you believe that buying a product or service will make you happier, wealthier, better looking or improve whatever isn't bringing you satisfaction.
People spend because they want to capture the excitement shown in advertisements. When you are satisfied with what you have and your life (not trying to live like those on TV), your finances will be in a lot better shape.
3. Organization “may kaayusan sa pera, tamang gastos at walang utang binabayaran”
Being organized can make you more productive and ensure that all the many issues pertaining to personal finances are addressed.
It means not paying late fees, not buying two of everything, knowing deadlines that can affect your finances and getting more done in less time. All these can greatly benefit your finances.
4. Discipline “disiplina sa pag-impok ng salapi”
You need the discipline to continue to save money for specific, long-term goals every month or a year or so. Save at least 10% of your pay deposited on you account every pay period.
Personal finance isn't a way to get rich quick, but is a disciplined execution of your lifetime plans.
5. Reflectiveness “hwag ulitin ang pagkakamaling - gumastos”
It's important to be able to look at your financial decisions and reflect on their results.
You're going to make financial mistakes. Everyone does.
The key is to learn from those mistakes so you don't make them again, or recognize if you keep repeating them.
6. Creativity “remedyohan ang gastos, mag-isip ng ibang paraan upang di gumastos”
The economy and our earnings don't always match our expectations.
Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans. When this happens, changes are needed to deal with the new circumstances. Creativity is essential to accomplish this. Creativity allows you to make something last longer rather than purchasing it when you don't have the money. It means juggling money to stay out of debt rather than simply paying with a credit card. It means finding a cheaper alternative when money is tight.
In these ways, creativity plays a large role in keeping finances in order.
7. Curiosity “mag-aral sa bagong sistema upang palaguin lalo ang pera”
Having curiosity helps you learn, study and improve yourself.
The curiosity of wanting to know more, to take the time to study and then take what is learned and put into practice is an important process that is driven by curiosity.
8. Risk-Taking “suriing mabuti at bantayan ang negosyo, Baka malugi, kung hindi ay swerte” “no guts- no glory ika nga”
To build wealth, one needs to be willing to take risks. This doesn't mean uncalculated risks. It means weighing all the options and taking calculated risks when appropriate.
The stock market has risks involved, but over the long term, history shows that it provides good returns on money that is invested wisely. Those who fear risk altogether end up saving money in accounts that likely lose money to inflation in the long run. (may kasabihan din ang mga intsik, “pag negosyo’y di kumita sa loob ng isang taon- isara agad”)
9. Goal-Oriented “itakda ang mga paraan, mga pasyahin upang makarating sa layuning maparami ang salapi”
The importance of setting and working toward goals is obvious. If you don't know where you are going, it's difficult to get there. It helps your personal finances immensely if you have money goals and are motivated to reach the goals that you have set for yourself.
Those who lack goals don't have a road map to take them to the financial destination they want.
10. Hard- and Smart-Working: “ang inipon (kita) ay madaling mawala, kung hindi sabayan ng sipag at talino”
Creating wealth and staying out of debt rarely comes about without a lot of hard work.
Many people might hope that the lottery will solve all their financial problems. The true path to financial freedom, however, is to work hard to earn money while educating yourself to continue to have more value and increase your salary.
You may not possess all of the above traits. But knowing them can help you make changes so that you nourish the ones that you have and obtain the ones you're missing.
Ultimately they will help you with your personal finances and create a plan to accumulate the wealth you desire.
11. Avoid using credit cards (walang plastic cards)
If you have credit card debt, concentrate on paying it off as quickly as possible. The interest you're paying is money you could be saving. “Totoo yan, kabayan”. itapon mo na credit card mo.
12. Educate yourself about investing. (mag-invest sa legal na paraan- sa mga bangko)
Invest in mutual funds and have money deducted from your bank account automatically every month to invest in these funds.
12. If possible and feasible, own your own business.
13. Have a written financial plan that includes your goals, your net worth, your debt-to-income ratio, your savings and investing plans, and your monthly budget. “para Makita mo kung saan ka magastos at saan ka may kinikita at ano ang nakatiwangwang na ari-arian na walang kwenta”
OH, MAY PERA KA BA? KUNG WALA, UMPISAHAN MO NANG MAG-IMPOK, KAYA MO YAN KABAYAN !!
KUNG MAY PERA KA NAMANG NAITABI, UMPISAHAN MO NANG PALAGUIN, HWAG MONG BAWASAN SA GASTUSIN…TIIS KA LANG MUNA NG kaunting PANAHON.
AT KUNG NARATING MO NA ANG ISANG MILYON, UNG INTERES LANG SA BANGKO AY MAARING KASYA SA LIFESTYLE MO SA BUHAY. (pang kain, pang lotto, pang shopping, pambili ng ducati. etc)
(kinalap ni mang pedro V, mula sa internet at isinalin sa tagalog ang panimula upang mga kabayan natin ay madaling maintindihan.. kahit papaano)

up ko lang..


nice one.. bigla talaga akong napa kwenta...

napag alaman ko na barya lang pala ang ipon ko monthly... huhuh

i-post agad dito sa pinakamabilis na paraan ang makikita ninyong mga kotong traps o mga bandidong naka-uniporme pero nagtatago sa poste!

haimbawa: may nagtatagong MMDA operatives sa southbound EDSA underpass pag kanan mo from ayala ave! kumanan ako matapos tiyaking walang tumatawid sa intersection or wala ni isa sa mga humahagibis na edsa bus. wala ring naka paskel na 'no right turn on red signal' doon. nagmamadali kami dahil sa takot na may mga baha kaming dadaanan sa SLEX and beyond. kalakas lakas ng bagyo at wala ngang pasok noong madale ako ng mga lintang iyon. lahat ng tao di na mag kanda-ugaga kung ano ang gagawin sa malakas na bugso ng hangin at ulan, silang dalawang todo MMDA kapote pa ay nangongotong. kombinasyong insulto mula ulo hanggang paa at pakiusap ni mrs ang nakapagligtas sa salaping dapat ay napunta sa kanila.

kung hindi sila nakatago mas magiging ligtas ang mga motorista dahil walang magtatangka ng tulad ng ginawa kong pag-mamadali. preventive ika nga. dapat akong ikulong kung visible sila tapos gagawa pa rin ako ng violation. dapat nga pa abantehin na nila ako dahil wala pa namang tumatawid. e di nakatipid pa sana ako ng gas at ng oras.