This army made a virtual simulation where you can see your seat view for BTS Arirang tour Asia leg, you can type in your section and row:
Taiwan https://t.co/wKQErcl1tL
Bangkok https://t.co/zQE1lrju5g
Singapore https://t.co/x2xGufaszR
Malaysia https://t.co/3ELUM5ZOQX
Indonesia https://t.co/DVz8ETd7xD
The government once again thinking the solution to increasing obesity rates is to add MORE TAX.
MAKE NUTRITIOUS FOOD MORE ACCESSIBLE. CITIES MORE WALKABLE. FIX THE PUBLIC TRANSPO SO WE DON'T SPEND HOURS SITTING IN TRAFFIC. STOP PUTTING THE BURDEN ON THE INDIVIDUALS YET AGAIN.
Elena Rybakina’s first question in her U.S. Open Champion’s press conference was from one of the young girls from the tournament lemonade stand
Elena: “Hello” 🥰
“Hi Elena, congratulations. How does it feel to win the U.S. Open?”
🥹🤏
Grabeh the narratives of some toxic AE fans about Iva. Mas professional and may respeto pa mga atleta sa isa’t isa kaysa ibang Pinoy ah. Ano ba. Nakakahiya kayo.
Alex Eala got emotional in press when asked about what it means to her to have the support of the Filipino community after her loss to Jovic at the U.S. Open
“There were flags in Arthur Ashe from fans of the Philippines. We saw it throughout the tournament as well. What has that support meant to you, not only throughout this tournament, but this year as your star has grown, just from that community?
Alex: “It’s indescribable to sum up the support and how it makes me feel in just a few words. It’s a real privilege to experience this in a lifetime. You know, like… Oh God, sorry. 🥹 Playing on Arthur Ashe, and feeling the support, being in those environments, learning these lessons, and fighting and doing what I love. I’m really happy. I’m really lucky to have these opportunities, to have these people support me, and to be working hard, to be able to work hard… to be able to live this life how I’m living it.” ❤️
(via US Open Press)
Alex Eala was asked about being scheduled to play on a bigger court than Grand Slam Champions at the U.S. Open
“They’re saying Grand Slam Champions are playing outside… they’re implying sort of that the U.S. Open is giving you a special treatment…”
Alex: “I’m grateful to be on Armstrong and to play on such an incredible court. But yeah, I don’t control the scheduling. My job is to be prepared for whatever court they put me in and whoever I’m against.”
(via U.S. Open Press)