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In this PEP Challenge: Social Media Raid video, Joshua Garcia revealed what he's afraid of. <br/><br/>While reacting to some of his social media posts we collected for this challenge, the Kapamilya actor admitted to PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) one of the things that scare him. <br/><br/>His story takes him back to his trip to the Vatican City with his special someone. <br/><br/>Taking advantage of the scenic views and the beautiful architecture around the city-state, and with the VIP pass they acquired from friends working at the Pope's residence, Joshua asked his companion to photograph him on top of one of the buildings despite his fear of being on extremely elevated places. <br/><br/>Joshua posed on the railing of the building and quickly asked his companion to take the shot. <br/><br/>\
In this PEP Challenge: Social Media Raid video, Joshua Garcia revealed what he's afraid of. <br/><br/>While reacting to some of his social media posts we collected for this challenge, the Kapamilya actor admitted to PEP.ph (Philippine Entertainment Portal) one of the things that scare him. <br/><br/>His story takes him back to his trip to the Vatican City with his special someone. <br/><br/>Taking advantage of the scenic views and the beautiful architecture around the city-state, and with the VIP pass they acquired from friends working at the Pope's residence, Joshua asked his companion to photograph him on top of one of the buildings despite his fear of being on extremely elevated places. <br/><br/>Joshua posed on the railing of the building and quickly asked his companion to take the shot. <br/><br/>\
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