Lady Customer Shares Convo w/ Ulam Vendor’s Daughter

Lady Customer Goes Viral for Sharing Screenshots of Conversation w/ Ulam Vendor’s Daughter

“Naging close na kami ng anak niya,” shared a lady customer who posted screenshots of her conversation with the daughter of an ‘ulam’ vendor.

TikTok user hystgg2, also known as Lindsay Austria Manrique, recently shared screenshots of her exchange with the ulam vendor’s child. The video spread like a wildfire online and elicits reactions from the netizens.

In the photo, the conversation revolves around a request for information about the day’s ulam (viand) offerings. Manrique regularly engages with the vendor’s daughter, fostering a growing connection between them.

Lindsay decided to post their conversation due to the charming continuity of their ulam-centered topics.

The lady customer revealed that the conversation occurred two years ago, back in 2021. Her recent inquiry about the ulam prompted her to revisit and share the conversation.

“Actually ‘yung conversation namin is 2021 pa which is 2 years ago. It’s just that nung time na pinost ko, same day talagang nag-ask pa ako sa kanya kung anong ulam nila Then nung nag-backread ako, natuwa lang ako kasi kapag nagchachat ako sa kanya wala kaming ibang pinag-uusapan kundi about sa ulam lang hahaha,” Manrique said.

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The female netizen clarified that the ulam-related conversations between her and her neighbor remain ongoing, strengthening their unique bond.

“Parehas nalang kaming natawa nung nakita niya sa TikTok ‘yung post. Lagi pa rin naman ako nagtatanong sa kanya but ‘yung part 2 na hinihingi nila mukhang malabo nang mangyari coz she’s a girl. Also they were asking me kung anong update sa’min, or kung nanliligaw na ba, nag-assume sila na he is a boy,” she added.

The online community expressed their reactions to the post:

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