In way to keep the engine running like a well oiled machine, most fastfood chains in Cebu have begun extending their usual operating hours to 24-hours, round the clock. This is to better serve the growing population who are working on graveyard shifts. For these people, fastfood chains are one of the few alternatives to affordable quick-meals when cafeterias and restaurants are closed. Years ago, the only fastfood chain ( they only offer donut) that is open 24-hours is the Dunkin Donut af Fuente Osmena circle. Now, Jollibee and MacDonalds at the same area are already open 24-hours. So with the MacDonalds at the GY Squire in Lahug. Call center agents, programmers and IT guys can chow anytime to their gusto. Time has changed, so with our diet. Just a friendly reminder to keep in shape, well admittedly circle is shape, right?
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Feeding the Graveyard Shifters
In way to keep the engine running like a well oiled machine, most fastfood chains in Cebu have begun extending their usual operating hours to 24-hours, round the clock. This is to better serve the growing population who are working on graveyard shifts. For these people, fastfood chains are one of the few alternatives to affordable quick-meals when cafeterias and restaurants are closed. Years ago, the only fastfood chain ( they only offer donut) that is open 24-hours is the Dunkin Donut af Fuente Osmena circle. Now, Jollibee and MacDonalds at the same area are already open 24-hours. So with the MacDonalds at the GY Squire in Lahug. Call center agents, programmers and IT guys can chow anytime to their gusto. Time has changed, so with our diet. Just a friendly reminder to keep in shape, well admittedly circle is shape, right?
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I love the Philippines, especially Davao City and Tagum City. I hope to visit Cebu this coming year. Great blog!
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