He realized early on that "tuwad" work—the kind of grueling, physical overexertion—was often (fake) progress. People worked hard because they didn't work smart. By the time the trucks arrived, the rest of the crew was exhausted, but Edward was fresh, his "work" having been done through a few clever clicks and a deep understanding of the system.

Tagalog. tuwad adj. bent down with head low and buttocks up; upside down. Tagalog Dictionary

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: If viewed as a poetic line, it warns that even if one works hard ("Edward work"), if the foundation is "huwad" (fake) and involves losing one's dignity ("tuwad"), the effort is ultimately hollow. write a creative piece

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: Refers to Edward Barber , a popular Filipino-British actor and host.