Jasmine Curtis, ni-remind ni Ogie Diaz na mahirap sagutin ang text o tawag habang nagmo-motor

- Ogie Diaz, in his regular online show, Showbiz Update, reminded actress Jasmine Curtis that it is hard for delivery riders to answer queries from customers while riding a motorcycle

- He told the actress to have some patience when trying to get in touch with riders as they might figure in an accident if they answer customers while riding a motorcycle

- The talent manager and showbiz reporter then advised Jasmine to have some empathy and compassion toward riders

- The actress recently encountered a huge backlash online after posting her frustration with a delivery rider who she alleged to have “stolen” her ordered food

Talent manager and showbiz reporter, Ogie Diaz, in his regular online program, Showbiz Update, reminded actress Jasmine Curtis that it is difficult for riders to answer customers while aboard their motorcycles.

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Ogie advised Jasmine to have some patience in waiting for an answer from delivery riders whom she’s trying to get in touch with as they might be busy navigating streets with their motorcycle.

The talent manager told the actress that delivery riders might figure in an accident if they force themselves to answer customer queries while riding.

“Hindi ba puwedeng nagmomotor ‘yon, Jasmine? Alam mo bang mas madidisgrasya ‘yun habang nagmomotor dahil kailangan kang sagutin?” Ogie said.

He then indicated that Jasmine should try texting or calling while riding a motorbike so she would have an idea how difficult it would be.

“Ikaw kaya mag-motor,” the talent manager suggested.

He then adviced that it would be better for the actress to have some compassion and empathy toward delivery riders whose only goal is to bring the orders of customers to its destination.

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Ogie recalled his interview with actor Lester Llansang, who is now working as a delivery rider.

Lester, at the time, asked for understanding from customers as delivery riders often go through various situations.

While the showbiz reporter appreciated the fact that Jasmine first blurred the face of the rider before posting, he said it would be better to have some empathy and compassion next time around.

“Buti naisip mong i-blur ‘yung mukha nung driver. Next time, konting empathy, konting compassion,” Ogie said.

The actress has since then acknowledged her mistake and have also deleted her post.

Jasmine Cassandra Ojales Curtis-Smith is a Pinay-Aussie actress, dancer, host, model, endorser, and writer. She was born on April 6, 1994 in Melbourne, Australia, to Carmencita Ojales and James Ernest Curtis-Smith, an lawyer. Jasmine is also known as the younger sister of actress Anne Curtis.

The actress recently shared a now-deleted post about her failed food delivery experience. The said post displayed photo of a Grab rider whom she earlier accused of stealing her order. Netizens, however, criticized the actress for allegedly shaming the Grab driver. The actress the defended herself and aired some clarifications about the incident.

Ogie Diaz has also shared his 'two cents' regarding the now-deleted post of Jasmine Curtis. Previously, the actress made headlines when she accused a Grab rider of allegedly stealing her food. Following this news, Jasmine decided to take down her post and shared that Grab already issued a refund. In his latest vlog post, Ogie went on to tell Jasmine that she should have more "empathy" and "compassion."

Source: KAMI.com.gh