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Liza Soberano once again proved to her fans just how down-to-earth she really is by revealing on Gandang Gabi Vice on Feb. 10 that she took a welding course back in high school.
Earlier in November, Soberano captured hearts on the internet when she showed no “arte” during a “What’s in a Box Challenge” that had her asking whether the cricket on her hand was a cockroach, as if it were the most normal thing in the world.
This time, Soberano amazed Vice Ganda when she shared that she took a welding and electrical course during her first year in high school. The revelation happened while Vice Ganda was asking about Soberano and Enrique Gil’s latest film, “Alone/Together,” whose setting is the University of the Philippines Diliman.
Vice Ganda said in jest that he took the admissions test in UP back in the day. “Nag-exam ako dun dati, pumasa ako pero di quota course,” he told the two. “Ang pinasa kong course welding, eh hindi ako gaanong interesado.”
“Uy, nag welding si Liza, nag course talaga siya ng welding dati sa probinsya,” said Gil. “I-kwento mo.”
“First year high school nag-aral po ako sa Pangasinan, per quarter po may ibang course na kailangan so yung first sem ko, welding,” a laughing Soberano told Vice Ganda.
When asked why she chose welding, she simply said that she did not want to take dressmaking.
“Ayoko kasi ng dressmaking.”
“Nag-vulcanizing ka na rin sana!” said Vice Ganda.
“Nag-welding ako, gumawa ako ng grill, ginagamit po namin yun hanggang ngayon,” she said proudly. “Yung grill pangluto, gumawa po ako, stainless steel pa po yun, tapos nag electrical din po ako.”
“Ang taray siguro kung electrician mo sa bahay si Liza Soberano,” said an amazed Vice Ganda before turning to Gil. “Ba’t di ka mag-tubero?”
“Imagine-in mo si Enrique, ganyan ka-gwapo tapos nagtatrabaho sa Malabanan… Kung ikaw ang tubero, day, kahit di sira yung gripo namin, wawasakin ko talaga!”
Liza as a welder-electrician and Enrique as a plumber? Why not? /ra
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