MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – As that viral marquee sign says, McDonald’s is the world’s no. 1 except in the Philippines where it can’t beat that big, fat, smiling bee (Jollibee). Not even the recent incident of the crispy-fried Chicken Joy can change that.
Now, McDonald’s is trying a new business strategy. It is merging with Mang Inasal, the famous Filipino grilled meat restaurant famous for its unli rice (unlimited rice).
The merger is a big boost to local employment since workers can now do a morning shift at McDonald’s and work the evening shift at Mang Inasal, as shown by this photo of a dual employee:
A McDonald’s spokesperson told The Adobo Chronicles that Mang Inasal will eventually renamed McInasal.
DAVAO CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Davao City Bureau) – Bongbong and Imee Marcos met with her. Gibo Teodoro met with her. A few other politicians want to meet with her to explore the possibility of being her Vice Presidential running mate come 2022.
Today, Davao City Mayor and Presidential Daughter Sara Duterte Carpio said that henceforth, all those who want to meet with her will have to do so at West Philippine Sea.
“I want a VP running mate who has the balls to either jet ski or take a yacht and meet me at Scarborough Shoal or any of the territories at WPS disputed with China. The WPS is going to me a big issue in the next administration,” she told The Adobo Chronicles.
Among those who have expressed their desire to meet with Carpio are Senators Win Gatchalian and Tito Sotto, Congressman Lucy Torres Gomez and OWWA Deputy Administrator Mocha Uson.
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Just as the pre-campaigning for the 2022 Presidential elections goes into high gear, the Philippines’ Department of Health has announced that parties are banned during the pandemic.
The DOH announcement now puts into question whether or not the May, 2022 national elections will go on as scheduled or will be postponed until the pandemic is over.
The Adobo Chronicles learned that the country’s major political parties have filed a petition asking DOH to reconsider its ban. Among such parties include the Liberal Party, Nacionalista Party, PDP Laban, 1Sambayan, and the party of Ely Pamatong.
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