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But superstition, no, I'm not a superstition. I know I'm not. In fact, I am against it. I remember during my childhood, there is a superstition here in the Philippines, and if you pass along a way where there is a molehill, you have to say, baribari apu. Baribari apu means it's more of permission to pass, because they say that the molehill is the resident of some of the spirits or so this dwarfs or something. So you need to ask permission if you're going to pass along that road where the molehill is located. And since I am a naughty guy, I used to sit on top of that. And some of my relatives and friends said, oh, don't do that. The spirit will make your belly swell.