Premature Political Ads: Manny Villar 3


This commercial is connected to my previous post example. The title is Premature Political Ads

This commercial makes me think a little bit because of what the lady said on the last part of the ad.



For you who doesn't understand our national language, Filipino, it is translated as "It's okay to eat salt [as a viand] as long as I have my own house."

I really hope she didn't mean what she said.

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