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"Used and Found (Segunda Mano)": dokumentaryo ni Jay Taruc sa 'I-Witness'
“USED AND FOUND (SEGUNDA MANO)”
Dokumentaryo ni Jay Taruc
Airing date: January 20, 2014
Sa paglipas ng panahon, ang mga segunda manong tindahan katulad ng ukay-ukay at “surplus shops” ay parang mga kabuteng nagsulputan sa buong kamaynilaan at maging sa buong bansa.
Halos lahat ng tao, mahirap man o may kaya, dito nagpupunta dahil sa mababang presyo ng mga imported na produkto.
Para sa ilang tao, ang pagbili ng mga segunda mano ay naging bahagi na ng kanilang buhay. Ang kaibigan ni Jay Taruc na si Romeo Lee ay isang ehemplo nito. Nakatutulong daw kasi ang ukay-ukay sa kanyang panlasa sa mga damit. Dito raw niya nakikita ang mga kakaibang disenyo. Sa surplus shops naman niya nabibili ang mga plaka at “speakers’ na de kalidad.
Sasamahan ni Jay Taruc ang kaibigang si Romeo Lee sa pag-iikot para maghanap ng mga segunda manong gamit.
English Version
Through the years, surplus shops, secondhand dry goods, and used clothing, popularly known as “ukay-ukay, have sprouted like mushrooms. All over the Philippines, these shops are the most sought after by the poor and even the people from the middle class because of the low prices of imported products.
For some, obtaining secondhand goods have become their way of life. The epitome of this lifestyle is Romeo Lee. As a self confessed “ukay-ukay fanatic,” he frequents surplus shops, almost everyday. These secondhand goods are so useful and beneficial for him as an artist and musician.
In this episode, Jay Taruc accompanies his long time friend Romeo Lee in scouting for some authentic items in these secondhand shops. Aside from acquiring new “old items,” it has become a learning experience for Jay. That individuality doesn’t come with a price tag.
Dokumentaryo ni Jay Taruc
Airing date: January 20, 2014
Sa paglipas ng panahon, ang mga segunda manong tindahan katulad ng ukay-ukay at “surplus shops” ay parang mga kabuteng nagsulputan sa buong kamaynilaan at maging sa buong bansa.
Halos lahat ng tao, mahirap man o may kaya, dito nagpupunta dahil sa mababang presyo ng mga imported na produkto.
Para sa ilang tao, ang pagbili ng mga segunda mano ay naging bahagi na ng kanilang buhay. Ang kaibigan ni Jay Taruc na si Romeo Lee ay isang ehemplo nito. Nakatutulong daw kasi ang ukay-ukay sa kanyang panlasa sa mga damit. Dito raw niya nakikita ang mga kakaibang disenyo. Sa surplus shops naman niya nabibili ang mga plaka at “speakers’ na de kalidad.
Sasamahan ni Jay Taruc ang kaibigang si Romeo Lee sa pag-iikot para maghanap ng mga segunda manong gamit.
English Version
Through the years, surplus shops, secondhand dry goods, and used clothing, popularly known as “ukay-ukay, have sprouted like mushrooms. All over the Philippines, these shops are the most sought after by the poor and even the people from the middle class because of the low prices of imported products.
For some, obtaining secondhand goods have become their way of life. The epitome of this lifestyle is Romeo Lee. As a self confessed “ukay-ukay fanatic,” he frequents surplus shops, almost everyday. These secondhand goods are so useful and beneficial for him as an artist and musician.
In this episode, Jay Taruc accompanies his long time friend Romeo Lee in scouting for some authentic items in these secondhand shops. Aside from acquiring new “old items,” it has become a learning experience for Jay. That individuality doesn’t come with a price tag.
