The Holy Man from Brussels was in Bacayao with a bottle of blended holy water by himself to bless The Unholy gathered for a drink in that unholy hour while somewhere, the disgraced reporter and fake visionary from Banfield shared a plate of lechon, inihaw na pabo, adobong kambing and kalderetang manok tagalog while being serenaded with a Hillbilly Elegy by a two-man band from Kentucky's hill country and a strip of Ohio's Rust Belt.
Sure, the Black Crab from Sweden painted Wednesday night's barbecue and isaw with Munoz green but it was in Pochok Bangusan where Don Alejandro Roces wrote the story of a grilled milkfish drowned in a green tomato-celery (and bits of onion) garnish and drunk memories from the kitchen of Ihaw Balot Plaza that was displaced by baked green mussels and calamares from the paluto stalls of the Dampa sa Farmers Market in gentrified Cubao.
Thus was how Part 1 of Season 4 concluded when the citizens of Ozark descended upon the SIDCOR Sunday Market for an all-Ilocano breakfast of inferior dinakdakan, authentic dinardaraan and tinuno nga tarong nga naidumudom ti bugguong.
On this week, the Phantom Biker left the pieces of broken friendships along his usual trails before escaping the weariness of the pandemic with a third trip to the capital and returning to the company of real friends and a really good bilao of pansit malabon that will put Pastora and Jolly Dada to shame.