Faey, where is the pineapple guy's stall actually located at? My gf and I were looking for his stall and couldn't find it. I probably was looking in the wrong place.
@LovePinas1 His stall is in front of the Liloan's Municipality...And across from the town's La Consolacion College. It's that one spot that they have the vendor markets for Saturdays & Sundays. I was just there to buy a pineapple....but the guy is a different guy now. :-)
I want to know who it was that sat there counting each hour this guy was peeling pineapples to come to the conclusion that this guy has over 10,000 hours of peeling pineapples.
I was wondering why this guy didn't cut the stem completely off at first, but then I realized he needed it to hold the pineapple.
This guy is real good! He is definitely a professional. But what is up with all the honking going on in the bg? Here in the US, you would get ticketed and fined for that much noise!
It was me! I sat there with a clicker & counted ALL his hours. =D (Just Kidding)
It's just Ive been living here for a year & 1 month & each time, I went to get a pineapple -he's there peeling these fruits. That's like 8 hours daily! LOL.
Yes, it can be questionable -his 10,000+ hrs.
Ive learn somewhere to really be a master of something, you must at least devote 10,000 hours. Sharpening our skills before it really shines. Man oh man does this guy shine with his peeling expertise! =D
BTW, people here don't follow most of the traffic laws. They drive where ever there are spaces---even on the opposite side of the street sometimes. The honking is to alert people and to pick up passengers. Quite a different experience from our systematic orderly follow the rule driving in the US.
Faey, where is the pineapple guy's stall actually located at? My gf and I were looking for his stall and couldn't find it. I probably was looking in the wrong place.
LovePinas1 1 month ago
@LovePinas1 His stall is in front of the Liloan's Municipality...And across from the town's La Consolacion College. It's that one spot that they have the vendor markets for Saturdays & Sundays. I was just there to buy a pineapple....but the guy is a different guy now. :-)
FaeySter 1 month ago
haha he made it look very easy :p
Sandman267 1 year ago
Man, that guy makes it so easy.
NukeChao 2 years ago
Haha! That would be me. I track his carving hours. I'm his loyal pineapple-carving sidekick. I work behind the scenes. J/k.
Hey Faey! Guess who ????
Feinix25 2 years ago 4
The Pineapple guy himself????
J/K. Hey Maun, I hope you learn something from the pineapple expert!
FaeySter 2 years ago
I want to know who it was that sat there counting each hour this guy was peeling pineapples to come to the conclusion that this guy has over 10,000 hours of peeling pineapples.
I was wondering why this guy didn't cut the stem completely off at first, but then I realized he needed it to hold the pineapple.
This guy is real good! He is definitely a professional. But what is up with all the honking going on in the bg? Here in the US, you would get ticketed and fined for that much noise!
laserbeam1295 2 years ago 3
It was me! I sat there with a clicker & counted ALL his hours. =D (Just Kidding)
It's just Ive been living here for a year & 1 month & each time, I went to get a pineapple -he's there peeling these fruits. That's like 8 hours daily! LOL.
Yes, it can be questionable -his 10,000+ hrs.
Ive learn somewhere to really be a master of something, you must at least devote 10,000 hours. Sharpening our skills before it really shines. Man oh man does this guy shine with his peeling expertise! =D
FaeySter 2 years ago
What honking? I hadn't notice....=b
Pretty loud huh? Sure miss the quiet US streets.
BTW, people here don't follow most of the traffic laws. They drive where ever there are spaces---even on the opposite side of the street sometimes. The honking is to alert people and to pick up passengers. Quite a different experience from our systematic orderly follow the rule driving in the US.
FaeySter 2 years ago
0:27 the peeling action starts!
Enjoy
FaeySter 2 years ago