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Bago pa ang Minute Burger and Angels burger. Scott Burger rules along Taft Avenue. May Burger Machine na nun pero di sila B1T1.

Halos lahat ng ilalalim ng LRT station na nadadaanan ko during my college days, may Scott burger. Ito ang breakfast meal namin after mag overnight sa school computer laboratory para gumawa ng projects and thesis.

Itong ang unang B1T1 burger na naalala ko. And parang si Angel’s Burger of today - “sa unang kagat, tinapay lahat” 😅

Anong mga memorable eateries nyo in your college days?

Sino ditong nakapanood ng episodes nito?
Sa Channel 7 ko ito naalala pinapalabas ng evening.
Ang na recall ko mabuti is he can fly but he can’t land properly.

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