The CSB Experience 2: "CSB ka rin pala..."

I met this guy at the gym this afternoon (although we already knew each other since I started going there 3 years ago) and he was telling me that I barely work out anymore. I replied that I simply don't have the time to do so given my then-hectic schedule in college.

He asked from what school I am from, and I answered "Sa CSB po..."

"CSB?"

"Opo..."

"Ah....Anong course mo doon?"

"Ano po, Multimedia Arts..." (If I say 'MMA', he might mistaken it as an acronym for 'Mixed Martial Arts' hahaha!)

"...Talaga? Doon din ako grumaduate...Id 94 ako, natapos noong 97"

"Ah talaga po?..Anong course niyo po" (What's up with me and the "po's"?)

"C.A. (BSBA-Computer Applications)"

Then he started asking me about some certain people who may be still in CSB, mostly from C.A. I said to him that I don't know much about the people in CA although i did gave him a heads up on who are now the heads of the D.O. (Office of Student Behaviour/Behavior) and the LMO since he mentioned that there were female heads back in his day. I also mentioned to him that CSB PUSO no longer goes by that name.

Not sure if he's also in the know, since he may have mistaken my course as a part of SMIT (School of Management and Information Technology) especially that the ABMMA program was started a little over 2 years after he left CSB.

I knew way back when I was starting out in the gym. I found out that he's a taekwondo blackbelter (we had a sparring 2 years ago and I was literally knocked out by him), and an "Army reserve" or so says one of our colleagues there.

Although I'm not really the type of guy who are very sociable (It's different if it is in school) around people much, I'm just glad that I was able to make friends in this venture of mine.

=)