Naga City mayor issues dress code memo for Valentine's Day
Naga City Mayor John Bongat's dress code policy earned praises from netizens.
MANILA, Philippines — Naga City Mayor John Bongat on Tuesday issued memorandum circular ordering City Hall employees to wear color-coded dresses in view of the Valentine ’s Day on Wednesday.
“SINCE IT'S VALENTINE'S DAY TOMORROW, I issued this directive to my co-employees in City Hall,” Bongat wrote in his Facebook announcement.
Bongat said the employees are encouraged to wear color based on their status.
Below appears the dress code and the corresponding statuses:
Red – Taken
Black – Taken for granted
Pink – Strike everywhere
Green – Solo for life
White – Like a Virgin
Brown – Pusong Bato (Hardhearted)
Gray – Tuliro / Namumungnan (Confused)
Blue – An pandagat ko, may pandagat man (The person I love, is in love with another person)
Yellow – Waiting since birth
Orange – Beaten somebody
Polka dots – Has been beaten
Stripes – low bat
Bongat’s dress code policy earned praises from netizens. Ifugao Rep. also said the memorandum was funny.
Funny Valentine’s dress code policy. Borrowed from post of Mayor John Bongat of Naga City. pic.twitter.com/xTcTVMXdhP
— Teddy B. Baguilat (@TeddyBaguilatJr) February 13, 2018
