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					<description><![CDATA[I live in cebu. Standard trike fair here is 15 pesos. A special is 70 pesos. If you&#039;re a foreigner, they automatically assume a special most of the time. I usually just give the driver a 100 peso bill, so special plus a 30 peso tip that&#039;s like US$2, so its still very cheap transportation. I don&#039;t own a car so for longer trips I get a taxi or a Grab, which is more comfortable, for short trips I get a trike because you can get one in seconds. At malls or other public places there will be a line of them waiting, anywhere else they&#039;re cruising the streets and you can just wave at them to pick you up.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I live in cebu. Standard trike fair here is 15 pesos. A special is 70 pesos. If you&#8217;re a foreigner, they automatically assume a special most of the time. I usually just give the driver a 100 peso bill, so special plus a 30 peso tip that&#8217;s like US$2, so its still very cheap transportation. I don&#8217;t own a car so for longer trips I get a taxi or a Grab, which is more comfortable, for short trips I get a trike because you can get one in seconds. At malls or other public places there will be a line of them waiting, anywhere else they&#8217;re cruising the streets and you can just wave at them to pick you up.</p>
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