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Posted by Cess Barcenas on Thursday, March 24, 2016
A group of Filipino tourists in Indonesia were elated to ride a taxi cab driven by a cabbie who they claimed looks like Vice President Jejomar Binay.
Cess Barcenas and her friends met the Binay look-alike taxi driver during their recent trip and, upon their amusement, posted a video of them chanting the famous campaign jingle of the vice president, âOnly Binay.â
In her Facebook Post, Barcenas accompanied photos of the cab driver with a humorous news story parody of the vice president that says that in an apparent change of heart, he (Binay) has thrown the towel early in the presidential fight.
The news parody continued with Binay supposedly endorsing the candidacy of former Interior Secretary Mar Roxas in exchange for Roxasâs administration, in case he wins, to turn a blind eye on the alleged corruption issue against Binay.
Binay was also quoted in the news parody as saying he has decided to pursue his passion to drive and has taken his alleged millions to Indonesia. The parody states:
âWhen asked of his future plans, the outgoing vice president quips:Â
âI have been working all my life and have earned a lot of money and properties but it has always been my passion to drive, now I will pursue my dream by being a Taxi driver in my new company: âOnly Binay Taxi.
âSources say though that Binay has also taken his millions with him to Indonesia to build a Chicken Church.
âJoke lang!! Teehee T_Tâ
Barcenas also requested the look-alike to pose with the âLabanâ sign, a significant trademark pose of the presidential candidate and former Makati mayor.
As of March 28 (Monday), the viral Facebook post has already collected 436 likes and reactions, while the video garnered more than 4,521 shares and 4,557 likes and reactions. Â -Gianna Catolico
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