Judge sa beauty contest sa Cabanatuan City, sobrang thankful sa pag-aalaga sa kanila ng Tourism Dept

Wednesday, February 05, 2025 at 10:26 PM by Stacy dela Fuente 3 min read

- Jeff Amurao, one of the judges invited by Cabanatuan City for the beauty pageant took to Facebook and shared his experience with the event organizers

- He narrated how the event took place at eh Plaza Lucero and gushed at the incredible hospitality that they were given from the time that they arrived

- He also noted how the organizers were so kind, and how they were given treats and refreshments all throughout the event

- They also did not expect that they would be given a five-digit figure token, making them all feel truly valued

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Jeff Amurao was invited as one of the judges in a beauty pageant in Cabanatuan City.

In his post, he highlighted how they were treated by the organizers and by the Cabanatuan City Government itself with such kindness.

"The event took place at Plaza Lucero, and from the moment we arrived, the hospitality was incredible. They provided us with free parking, and as we made our way backstage, we were warmly welcomed by the tourism officers and event organizers. They served us complimentary dinner and drinks, ensuring we were well taken care of before the competition even began.

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Before heading to the judges’ table, the organizers presented us with a large charcuterie board as a token of appreciation. We were grateful for the gesture, thinking that was already more than enough. But to our surprise, once we were seated at the judges’ table, they continued to shower us with kindness—offering finger foods like popcorn and sweet treats, along with unlimited refreshments throughout the event."

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Jeff noted that the competition was a real success. As they were already saying their goodbyes, a staff asked them to return backstage and were given with more treats plus an envelope.

"Then came the biggest surprise. They requested our valid IDs for photocopying, which puzzled us at first. But after handing them over, they gave us an envelope. Initially, we declined, saying it wasn’t necessary, but they insisted, explaining that it was a small token to cover our fuel expenses for traveling all the way to their city.

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Once we got into the car, we decided to open the envelope—and to our shock, the amount inside wasn’t ₱5,000 or even ₱10,000, but a whopping five-digit figure (Take a guess)! We were absolutely blown away."

He then said that while he has judged many pageants, he felt that it was he "first time an organizing committee went above and beyond in showing appreciation."

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