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I Got Interviewed About Alcohol and here are My Answers
1. Do you drink? How often?
Yes, very often.
2. What do you drink (beer, hard drinks, cocktails, liquor, wine, rum, gin, etc.)?
Beer is my favorite but i'd usually drink anything (except those that taste like mouthwash).
3. What do you look for in a drink? What should it have/do?
Depends on the drink:
With wine I like it red, the dry and earthy type. And yung parang may heat sa aroma (I can't really explain well because I'm not really so knowledgable with wines but I do have personal preferences)
Nowadays I like Belgian beers (Stella Artois/Hoegaarden). There's just something so different with the way they brew their beers but of course I still absolutely love our own local Pale Pilsen (it's really much of an acquired taste that's hard to explain).
With cocktails/mixes, I'm usually partial to those that are creamy or with coconut flavor. I'm not so fond of the ones with a lot of sugar/syrup as from what I've heard it may add to your hangover (I used to love rum coke but not anymore cos of this)
With whisky, I prefer Bourbon over Scotch, again very qualitative type of acquired taste that's hard to explain (parang mas "mapakla" ang scotch). And scotch tends to make me do things I'll regret the next day more than the bourbon.
But at the end of it all, as long as I'm with good company and chillout place, I'd drink anything. :)
4. What would make you go for this certain drink instead of the other?
Price/budget, quality, type of inuman i'm going to or people I'm going to be with.
5.What makes a drink sexy/cool/fun?
Have you seen the "From Where You'd Rather Be" Ad of Corona?! Damn! That's what makes a drink sexy/cool/fun! It's so chill. I'm not even a big fan of Corona before but this Ad changed my mind. So I guess brand identity would be a big factor. here's the vid:
6. Have you tried lambanog? What's your take on that?
I went on a Laguna road trip before and bought some lambanog when we passed Pagsanjan. It even had santol on the bottom, very intriguing, very strong. Tried it shots lang and no other way. I hate the brand "Orgy". I just don't like the flavors they have. There's a thrill about getting the real thing from like the locals and just knowing it's real and authentic local lambanog. It adds a travel aspect to it. I guess it's similar to the Corona Ad I was talking about in the previous question.
This is form a real interview from a student who needed people to answer for an advertising class :)
What is Mold Remediation?
If there is a toxic mold (fungus) problem, the first step after the source is identified is to eliminate it. This is done through a process known as remediation. If the problem is only a minor one, it's often easier and less costly for the homeowners to do it themselves. However, if it's a major problem, it's almost always recommended that the homeowner hire a professional for several reasons. Some are more necessary than others.
If there is a large amount of fungus present, special equipment is necessary to aid in the removal of the fungi and minimize the effects of toxic exposure. This may include, rubber gloves, respiratory masks, protective rubber suits or disposable paper overalls, eye goggles, polyethylene sheeting, fungi removal products, wet vacuums, HEPA vacuums, HEPA fans and in extreme cases a decontamination chamber or airlock.
If the area affected is in small areas such as a crawlspace or attic, it's less of a hassle for a professional to clean up the area since they're already familiar with this type of a situation.
If the problem is an extremely large one, it's more than likely that the homeowner has already been exposed to the toxic fungus and should minimize further risk of exposure by staying away from the affected area.
All in the company's entire goal is to remove and/or clean any toxic molds that are present in your home and keep the fungus from re-growing in the affected areas. You should be aware however, that in some cases if the molds are extremely bad, it may be recommended that the home be condemned due to health risks and costs.
And finally, you should keep in mind that when you are considering hiring a professional, inspectors of molds are not qualified to remove the fungus. An inspector's job is to inspect your home for mold and prevent their findings only, so make sure that the company you intend on hiring is qualified for mold remediation, otherwise you'll just be wasting everyone's time and your hard earned money.
SERVPRO Cleaning Services
Air Ducts / HVAC Cleaning
Ventilation systems are often the biggest culprit in poor indoor air quality. Make it a priority to inspect the ductwork of your home or business.
If your HVAC has been operating for some time without attention, it could be circulating odors, dust and other contaminates.
SERVPRO Franchise Professionals routinely inspect the heating, ventilation and air conditioning unit (HVAC). Keeping them clean can extend the life of the equipment. This can in turn save you money and give you cleaner air to breathe.
However, duct cleaning is not always necessary. SERVPRO Franchise Professionals will make recommendations about the best way to address any indoor air quality concerns. This can save you money and provide peace of mind on the health of your system.
The benefits of servicing your HVAC unit include:
- Helps to restore peak energy efficiency.
- May help to eliminate offensive odors.
- Helps reduce the potential for mold growth.
For more information on duct cleaning contact your
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Professional Carpet Cleaning Benefits
There are not a lot of people that really enjoy housework. Keeping the house clean on a regular basis can become a tedious endeavor that is very time-consuming. In this day and age, many of us have much better things to do with our time, and there is often not enough time in the day to get everything done. Few homeowners pay as much attention to the cleaning of their floors anymore than is often necessary. Carpet cleaning is one of the most tedious house cleaning tasks there is.
Vacuuming and spot cleaning seldom does a good enough job of keeping dirt and germs at bay, and stains are often allowed to sit for longer periods of time. The only way to guarantee that your carpets are as clean as they should be and help protect your family's health is to call on a professional carpet cleaning company. These types of services use professional steam cleaning equipment and cleaning compounds that can penetrate deep down into your carpets and leave your home feeling cleaner and fresher than ever before.
In addition, cleaning technicians are considered experts in their field and often have extensive knowledge regarding the proper care of carpets and stain removal. While not many of us have the time to put into such detailed cleaning, these kinds of carpet cleaning services can do the job quickly. Having your carpets cleaned professionally a couple of times a year can save you both time and money. In addition, it will give you added peace of mind knowing that your family's health is safe from lingering dirt, germs, and bacteria that can invade our carpets.
Professional carpet cleaning may cost a little more than running the vacuum across the floor, but it is worth it in regards to the way that it will make you feel about your home. Not only can a carpet cleaning service make your carpet look like new again, but they can also save you from the added expense of having to replace your carpets early on.
If you feel that you are lacking in the time needed to give your carpets a thorough cleaning and want to do more to protect your family members' health, then it may be time to look into hiring a professional carpet cleaning service. One floor cleaning can leave your home feeling revived, and your carpet will be fresh and free from germs and odors.
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