‘Ask Diego:’ See how a 7-yr-old gives grown-up advice

ASK DIEGO. This kid can answer grown-up questions thanks to limitless sharing and strong connections at home

MANILA, Philippines – “Hi Diego! Who should say I love you first, the boy or the girl?”

Even full-grown adults are stumped by this question. But “Diego,” a 7-year-old boy, has the simple answer.

“Hi ate sam!!! that’s EAZZZZZY!!!!!!!!! The one who falls in love first!!!!!,” he typed in.

This exchange happened on a page called “Ask Diego,” which has 133,000 fans and more than 50 questions answered as of writing. Adults and kids of all sizes are flocking to the small boy’s page, posting questions on everything from love advice to Diego’s favorite color.

But who’s Diego anyway?

PLDT HOME DSL introduced Diego’s family in a recent TVC to show how important family values and strong connections are at home.

The Ledesmas are the ideal example of today’s modern family: tight-knit, active, and tech-savvy. That’s where PLDT HOME DSL’s limitless sharing and reliable family-sized connection comes in handy.

At home, they use one connection to enjoy their different activities all at the same time. They can do much as they want online using different gadgets – whether it be streaming videos, doing research, playing games and music, going on our social media accounts, and so much more.

This is the kind of strong, family-sized connection that is needed to keep the family together, in more ways than one.

Diego and his family exchange knowledge, fun facts and tips with each other. At the same time, they share experiences that strengthen their bond as a unit.

Shortly after the TVC release, Diego gained popularity among Facebook users, who now ask him advice on topics ranging on love, studies, and bullying, all the way to vacation and business ideas.

Diego’s parents, Paolo and Lara, monitor the page and delete offensive content. They help Diego in typing out the more difficult answers. On occasion, Diego also gets ideas for answers from his Ate Trisha.

Check out Ask Diego on Facebook. To sign up for your own strong, reliable family-sized connection of PLDT HOME DSL, visit www.pldthome.com/dsl. – Rappler.com