Ethel Booba twits Mocha over 2 toilets in one cubicle at SEA Games venue
Ethel Booba and the Sea Games cauldron. Image: courtesy of the BCDA, Twitter/@IamEthylGabison
MANILA, Philippines — Comedienne Ethel Booba took a subtle dig at Mocha Uson over the reported two toilets in one cubicle at the Rizal Memorial Stadium, one of the venues for the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games.
Ethel reposted a screenshot of Uson’s Twitter post comparing how Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon criticized the controversial P50-million SEA Games cauldron but was supposedly mum on the “three-in-one” toilets in one of the Philippine National Railways (PNR) stations, a project of the previous administration.
“Kinu-question ang cauldron project ng SEA Games pero ung Toilet Bowl Project ng PNR dedma lang? Utak talangka talaga,” Uson wrote on her Twitter post last Nov. 18.
(Criticizing the SEA Games’ cauldron, but was mum on the Toilet Bowl Project of the PNR? Crab mentality.)
Kinu-question ang Cauldron project ng SEA GAMES pero ung Toilet Bowl project sa PNR dedma lang? Utak talangka tlga.
-=admin A=- pic.twitter.com/yzfIG6R1DH— Mocha Uson Blog (@MochaUson) November 18, 2019
Uson’s post was shared by Ethel side-by-side a news report of a women’s restroom in Rizal Memorial Stadium with two toilets but without dividers.
“Cyst @MochaUson delete mo baka mapahiya tayo sa mga utak talangka. Charot!” Ethel said Monday in a Twitter post.
(@MochaUson, delete this, we might get embarrassed to those with crab mentality. Just kidding!)
Cyst @MochaUson delete mo baka mapahiya tayo sa mga utak talangka. Charot! pic.twitter.com/MBB7MskyDj
— Ethel Booba (@IamEthylGabison) November 25, 2019
Ethel’s post has gone viral amassing almost 2,000 retweets and over 11,000 likes, as of this writing.
This was not the first time Ethel took a jab at the controversial SEA Games as she also previously joked about the P50-million cauldron being worth its price if corrupt officials were used as fuel.
The country’s hosting of the SEA Games has been surrounded by several mishaps, including transportation, accommodation and even food complaints from the athletes.
