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- DJ Jhai Ho and Ashley Rivera shared their views on whether women should feel disappointed when male train passengers do not offer their seats
- DJ Jhai Ho acknowledged both traditional Filipino values and the equal exhaustion experienced by commuters
- Ashley Rivera said women could understandably feel disappointed when men do not offer their seats
- Heart Evangelista emphasized that the situation should be assessed on a case-by-case basis, considering everyone's circumstances
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DJ Jhai Ho and Ashley Rivera expressed their opinions on whether women should feel disappointed when male commuters do not offer them their seats on trains during the season finale of GMA's comedy game show The People Have Spoken!
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The discussion centered on a question presented to the show's participants: Should women feel disappointed when men who are already seated do not give up their seats for them?
During the round, Team JILLZEL, composed of Jillian Ward and Kazel Kinouchi, answered:
“Hindi. First come, first served dapat.”
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Kazel explained her position by saying, “I'm just being practical. I guess, wala na akong masyadong kilalang gentleman.”
Meanwhile, Team KATKRIS, consisting of Katrina Halili and Kris Lawrence, landed on “Oo” as their answer. However, Katrina personally believed that women should not necessarily feel disappointed in such situations.
Celebrity guest DJ Jhai Ho admitted that he was torn between choosing “Oo” and “Hindi.” He explained that traditional Filipino values have taught people to prioritize women, but he also recognized that all commuters experience fatigue.
“Pero naniniwala pa rin talaga ako as a Filipino, 'yung values natin na itinanim sa atin ng mga magulang natin at mas nakatatanda na dapat kapag babae, sila 'yung binibigyan ng priority talaga,” he said.
He also acknowledged the importance of treating commuters equally, noting that men and women can both be exhausted after a long day.
“Pero tama naman din na pare-parehas na pagod, 'yung pagkapantay-pantay naman natin ng mga mamamayan, commuters. But I believe 'di ba sa mga train at tsaka sa mga bus merong area para sa mga buntis, para doon sa mga babae na kung saan doon sila sama-sama.”
He then offered a humorous remark about the situation, saying:
“So para sa akin, C, 'wag ka na lang lumabas ng bahay!”
Ashley Rivera, another celebrity guest, took a firmer position on the matter. She said women could understandably feel disappointed when men did not offer their seats.
“Siyempre madi-disappoint, 'di ba? So, oo, wala na bang gentleman? Tapos 'yung itsura ko habang nakaupo siya doon, nakaganito ako,” Ashley said.
She then demonstrated an annoyed expression toward an imaginary seated man.
Despite the differing opinions, the round went to Team JILLZEL after 57 percent of the surveyed audience chose “Hindi.”
Before the show moved to the next round, Heart Evangelista also shared her perspective. She stressed that the circumstances surrounding each commuter should be considered before judging someone for not giving up a seat.
Heart added that she understood why the audience members had different answers to the question.
“Case-to-case din 'yan, so na-ge-gets ko 'yung People.”
The discussion highlighted differing expectations surrounding courtesy, traditional Filipino values, and equality among commuters. While some believed that offering a seat was a gesture of respect toward women, others emphasized that individual circumstances and the shared exhaustion of passengers should also be taken into account.
Lord Jireh Nepomuceno Seruelo, professionally known as DJ Jhai Ho, is a Filipino radio disc jockey, showbiz news reporter, and television host. He first gained widespread prominence as an on-air personality for Manila's MOR 101.9 FM and expanded his career into television hosting and acting, including a memorable role in the series Pangako Sa 'Yo.
In another report, DJ Jhai Ho explained his involvement in the breakup of Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla, saying the situation was difficult because both stars were his friends. He revealed that he chose to defend Daniel after seeing the actor receive heavy criticism online. Despite the controversy surrounding his comments, Jhai Ho clarified that he and Kathryn remained on good terms.
Meanwhile, Ashley Ortega playfully confronted DJ Jhai Ho during her guest appearance on KALURKS!, joking that he was responsible for the first blind item involving her. The actress recalled receiving messages from people asking whether she was the unnamed person being discussed. She pointed at the host as she recounted the experience, turning the conversation into a humorous exchange. Jhai Ho also recalled how a mutual friend played a role in his discovery that Ashley knew about the blind item.
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