UNPLAN

Last Thursday, P.I. group went to Pampanga to gather information. It may not be 100% successful but still it feels good that we accomplish something.

Thus, for this week, we planned to finish the introduction, company logo and tagline, and to conduct a house-to-house survey.

But as a student, our schedule is very tight (wow:0), we only got one free day to work for the thesis esp. on survey. And that is Thursday, although sometimes when there’s a free time, we take the chance to do what we can.

Wednesday night, after the class, we already went to Vijay’s house to make questionnaire. Even though we’re all tired due to a whole day class (imagine an 8:00am-8:00m class), we still able to do it. Power of teamwork :D

Thursday morning we went to Pampanga. Our goal is to execute a house-to-house survey. Yes, questionnaires are done but not ready. Why? Because there’s still no hard copy L. So, along the way, we look for a computer shop to have a print-out copy of the survey form. I don’t know why but computer shops on Pampanga are not that boom. No hard copy, no survey. Fortunately, before conducting a survey, you need to get a mayor’s permit at the municipal office. So, we went to the municipal office of Arayat first. The secretary asked if what are the barangays we’re targeting for the survey. We we’re surprised by her question because we never talk about it. Instead of answering her question, we ask her too if what’s the top 3 best barangay on Arayat. And she suggested Cacutud, Poblacion and Mesulo and finally gave us permit.

Next station is Candaba, but the mayor is not there. His secretary advised us to come back after two hours.

While eating, we realized that this is not the right time to conduct a survey. We didn’t expect getting permit eats a lot of time.

After lunch, we went to PELCO 1 to pass the letter and went straight to Sta. Ana municipal office. Like what happened on Candaba, they also asked us to come back after two hours because their mayor is not there as well (maybe, he is with mr. mayor of candaba).

So as they say, we came back to Candaba and Sta. Ana but unfortunately, both mayors didn’t came. 

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