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Magaling Fruit Vendor Kidlat Magbalat ng Pinya

Fruit vendor show skill in peeling the pineapple.

Jap Adupe 3 years ago8:56 am
10 Aug , 2022

In one of our sortie around the public market of Calabanga, the fruit vendor gamely showed his skill in peeling pineapples.

Due to his brisk start and movements, we could hardly capture when he start the routine.

At the time we filmed this short video, he has sold about half of his pineapples for just within two hours.

Another Cbanga360 inMotion project under the Experience Bicol 2.0 Series.

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