5 and Uper Lorenzo Marcos, more popularly known as Enzo, may sometimes be quiet, but he usually gives the most memorable punch lines.  

Like when almost everybody was enumerating what he or she dislikes about school, Enzo breaks into the discussion revealing,
" I hate Home Economics! "   The others laugh and Enzo continues, "Because they make us do cross-stitch and and sew dresses! " 

"My mom is complaining na nga," Enzo adds and then says,  "Oops,"  like he gave away a big secret." 

When he's not busy doing a story for 5 and Up, people would usually find the funny and fun-loving Enzo at the mall or on the basketball court.  Well, people may see more of him at these places now that he has graduated from the show...  but knowing Enzo, he'll surely find something new to do to keep himself busy.

Well, let's see, how do I start… I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE!   After three long years, I guess this really grows on you.   It doesn't seem like three years, it past by so fast. As I look back to the different stories that I have done, I realize that, well; I've done A LOT.
 

With 5 and Up, I got to do things I never even dreamt of doing, like riding a jetski, going surfing and body boarding and flying on an Aerochute.  I even survived a trek through the Jungle, learning how to drink water from bamboo and starting a fire with no matches.  I have enough stories stacked up to even share with my grandkids someday.

My experiences with 5 and Up gave me an understanding for people-their situations and their plight .I remember clearly, like it was just yesterday, when I shook hands with a lady with AIDS. As I sat down and listened to her story, I felt my emotions change from fear to compassion.  I recall the times that I got to meet famous people.  From singers, to band members, from basketball players, to bowling champions, all blessed with great talent.
 

I guess I can say that without 5 and Up, I wouldn’t know half of what I know now.  I've experienced things that not any other person would experience.

The only thing I regret about 5 and Up is, I could've, would've, should've, done more. There were just too many stories to tell, people to meet, places to go, but not enough time.