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PBA players have yet to figure out what real life would be like inside the bubble in Clark, Pampanga.
But when they adjust to the new environment, these players’ business will continue as usual at the Quest Hotel.
Magnolia’s Paul Lee and Barangay Geneva’s Scottie Thompson shared their cover of “What’s inside my bag” by allowing viewers to take a look at their bubble luggage.
A few days ago, Lee, with the help of his wife Rubie, took his big booty of Nike shoes out of the box.
On this occasion, the Magnolia guard showed his belongings consisting of three suitcases for his clothes and therapy equipment, three special bags for his 12 pairs of shoes, a box full of food, snacks and spices, and an extra bag.
“I’ll have a problem on the way home,” Lee joked. “Yes, because he no longer has a helping hand [sa pag-impake]Rubie added.
Thompson, meanwhile, prepared practically the same things. But to exercise more, the Geneva standout brought in useful gym equipment such as jumping rope, deflated yoga ball and yoga mat, among others.
His partner Pau Fajardo helped prepare three suitcases and a sports bag.
“The life of OFW is really difficult,” Thompson said. “You will be away from your family. Those barangays, we are like OFW. The amount brought “.
“What we are going to do today is really a sacrifice. We are already there, so we will try. We will do everything we can to win the next games, ”added Thompson, 27.
Upon arrival at the Quest Hotel, players will self-quarantine in their hotel rooms after hyssop tests before proceeding to 5v5 games at the University of Angels Foundation.
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