... listening to the Mat Sallehs talk about our country.

This morning, I walked into the elevator filled with blue-eyed blondes of both females and males.

Blondie #1: How was your first day man?
Blondie #2: Yeah, it was alright. Started slow but picked up pretty fast. How's yours?
Blondie #3: * interrupted* Hey, how much was your cabfare?
Blondie #1: Mine? It was a 30.
Blondie #4: 30?! We came in a cab together, it was only a 21.
Blondies #2, 3, 4, 5: Hahahahaha!
Blondie #6: Ya' know, when I first came here, I never really bothered with the cabfare. But after sometime, I'd make sure I'd ask first before hopping in.
Blondie #1: Ya man, it's always irregular?? The same destination and distance could have a difference as much as RM15 sometimes? Weird.

Hee hee hee. Kena tipu punya case la

I wonder whether all ASEAN countries are like that?
When I was in Cambodia, the prices for the tuk-tuk rides could be negotiated as well. And prices there were all in USD.
Never, NEVER assume it is cheap to buy stuff in Cambodia.
In fact, we (mr tay & i) felt we were much richer when we were in Bali.
Bali was a great fun. I loved it there and wouldn't mind going again

Speaking of beach holidays, 3 more months to Phuket and PhiPhi!
And 26th