Mm-hmm.

With the, uh, with the bishops, uh, and the archbishops.

Uh, and I said, "Yeah, I mean, you know," I told the priests that, and the bishops sabi ko, you know, "But sa, I'm not the most religious guy and- Pasensya na, bishops, kung lagi akong nagmumura.

Pasensya na.

[laughs] But, but to me, I just said, I think we, we-- just keep on praying for us, 'di ba? I mean, kahit ako hindi ako pagadadasal.

If you pray for us, me and the other people in DPWH, kahit papaano you, you, you, you, you give us the blessings that we need to, ano.

And, uh, you know, the-- I don't know.

Kaya mayroon-

Yeah

... with a bleep sound, 'di ba, on, ano, 'di ba, on TV, and I tell her, "Hey, don't, don't do that.

Na, I mean, it's-- I'm not-- your dad's not proud of it." But I explain to her why, because they need to understand it.

Why-- and you know, I'll give you an example.

I was in Davao Occidental.

This was early on in, in late last year.

Um, we inspected a flood control that was nonexistent, no? And I asked the district engineer there, uh, who's now actually in jail already because of that case that we filed, no, together with the Discaya couple, because they were the ones that were involved there.

Understandably so.