That’s what The STAR DPA is asking as he relays the breaking news that Jay-R was again involved in a fistfight, this time with no less than Rep. Imee Marcos’ son Borgy Manotoc at the Embassy Bar in Makati City a few nights ago.
"Borgy and Jay-R, locked each other, even rolled down the stairs," according to the DPA.
Several weeks ago, Jay-R also got into a fight with a fellow foreigner at another place also in Makati. Jay-R was reportedly offended when the foreigner, a Korean, told the girl who was with Jay-R, "That guy eats toothpaste!," obviously referring to Jay-R’s Colgate Commercial.
The Embassy Bar is where another incident happened recently involving Alicia Meyer who complained that a lady security guard treated her roughly. Tim Yap, one of the Embassy owners, apologized to Alicia.
Still sleuthing around, The STAR DPA didn’t say what Borgy and Jay-R fought over. Could it be over a girl? "I don’t know yet," the DPA said. "I’ll find out."
In the next breath, the DPA reminded Jay-R to stay cool and hold his temper because "even if he’s a Fil-Am, the Philippines is only his second home; America is his real home."
I agree with the DPA. Jay-R should be thankful that the Philippines has embraced him and given him a chance to shine – and earn an easy living – even if in the process some homegrown talents have been displaced.
"He should learn how to behave," the DPA added.
Now, the intriguing question: Could it be true that the camp of Borgy will file a complaint with the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) regarding Jay-R’s working permit (if he has any)?