Kuya noticed that the teens were snobbing their veggies, so he decided to force-feed them some nutrients. Their first veggie star was the bitter ampalaya, and half of the housemates didnt like to eat it. Linda, Ejay and Josef were tasked to cook it while Nan was supposed to decide when it tasted good enough. Alex made sure all had an equal share on their plates, much to Nans dismay. The teens came up with various techniques to finish it: add more rice, drink a lot of water, and add ketchup or margarine. The most effective one was Alexs idea, who just gulped it down without having to taste it. Because four teens werent able to finish their food, they had to eat the ampalaya for dinner yet again.
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Nan is the happy boy who seemingly refuses to grow old. This happy-go-lucky outlook comes with a lot of downsides, though. His normal day would mean lazy time in school, hanging out with friends and playing billiards in their small town billiard hall. At home he wouldn't lift a finger; in fact he barely knows any household chore. Being the eldest in the family, he is expected to help his mother especially during these times that his seaman father is aboard the ship working out of the country. However, to get Nan to work, his mother would either hit him with a slipper or chase him until he runs out of the house.
What Nan lacks in doing household chores and getting good grades, he makes up with care and affection for his family. Nan hopes to follow the footsteps of his father and become a seaman someday. Entering PBB is a step towards reaching that dream. Nan would like to be positive about the other housemates, banking on his being friendly. He anticipates the chaos and disorder, though, chalking it up to being teens and as such, maraming trip. How will Junior Kengkoy fair in the yellow house? Will he try the patience of the other housemates and Kuya? Or, will he emerge a man better equipped to reach his big dream?
