EPISODE · Jun 28, 2020 · 1H 1M
Episode 1 - Jai and His Favorite Places to Hide and Be Alone in, in Cebu
from Distant Dialogues · host Mars
Meet Jai, an introvert in the sales industry, and one of my dearest friends here in Cebu. Join me as I get to know him more and his adjustments in living independently and moving to Cebu 4 years ago (1:40), and his favorite places to hide and find solitude in the Queen City of the South (18:18)! Music by: Eveningland, The Grand Affair and the 126ers
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