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‘Walang KokontraBida’ stars go on veggie diet

“ALL for one and one for all.”

“Walang KokontraBida” stars Dodj Mallari, Tart Carlos, and Dionne Monsanto have followed strict vegetable diet to prepare for their musical comedy stage show at the Resorts World in Pasay City on Friday, Dec. 1.

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“Nag-start kasi nito si Dionne. Kung bakit ba naman sa aming tatlo siya na ‘yung pinakapayat sya pa ‘yung nakaisip nun di ba? Skeleton sya ngayon,” said Dodj during an exclusive interview at Salu Restaurant in Timog, Quezon City recently.

“Ganito kasi ‘yun eh. Nag-undergo sya ng workshop and then naaawa s’ya dun sa mga hayop na pinapatay. Pag tinanong mo sya, nandun na sya sa point na nasusuka

sya pagnaka-amoy lang sya ng karne,” Dodj said.

“Nahihirapan tuloy kaming mag-adjust ni Tart. Now nag-wo-work kami for ‘Walang KokontraBida.’ We are starting to conceptualize our travel show next year. We are also conceptualizing our movie next year;

“Kumbaga continuity na lang ito. Bakit pa kami nag-tandem? So parang itutuloy na namin sya next year. Minsan nagda-drive thru ako. E hindi pa ako kumakain, sabi ko ‘Ano’ng ipapakain ko sayo? Wala namang vegetable burger?’” Dodj told Dionne.

“Tapos minsan may something na kinakain kami sama-sama kami. Then comment sya ng comment sa mga kinakain namin;

“So tutal andun naman ‘yung tandem naming tatlo at nag-usap-usap kami. Tutal charity event naman itong ginagawa namin bakit hindi na lang tayo mag-sacrifice para sa show?” Dodj said.

Dodj also said that it was difficult at first adjusting to the new system but they were able to make it as part of their routine.

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