like good food then I don't mind queuing for it lah like you know if they really, recommend it or like if I know that this place is good and then there's a long queue I don't mind waiting for it lah even though I have gastric so, ya, how about you, other than Koi


(mmhmm) (mmhmm), (mmhmm), (mmhmm)


okay, like bad word sia


miserly miserly, #giam siap# lah, is it, ya lah but, ya #giam siap#


I only know the bad word (ppb), I splurge on, food and clothes, I stinge on


what do I stinge on, maybe I don't lah that's why I'm so broke


yeah comfort right, I think I stinge oh sorry sorry you go ahead first, I think I stinge on clothes eh actually, like I go Taobao buy like rather than you know Zalora and like those those boutique shops


like you know what's that called Topshop all those, yeah two , different ses, , ya ya ya like even though if I think like I check the measurements like it suppose to fit me when it comes it it probably doesn't


ya cause I tried getting like two of the same dress from the same supplier I mean two same skirts, different colour, one colour fits me the other doesn't (ppb), so I guess you know pros and cons if you buy cheap stuff you'll probably get what you paid for lah so


transport you don't Grab a lot, ya like like like how we Grab here


I always drink Teh O but, Teh O Peng but when sometimes, you know I'm I need like the extra kick of caffeine I'll order Neslo, you've never heard of Neslo okay so Neslo Neslo is Nescafe plus Milo so is like a


Singaporean mocha kind of thing, ya quite sure, north spine , you must wait in the shelf, but nie have also, but nie charge one eighty even though one drink is ninety cents so you technically can buy two cups


and mix it yourself, but they sell one cup at one eighty so, life hack, get two cups, you should try it it's damn good but I thought you don't like mocha, (ppb) you can try you can try later, ya you can try later


have you tried Kopi #Gu You#, is like, Kopi then they put butter inside


ya it sounds gross right but like allegedly it's supposed to make the drink creamier, I haven't tried it, I don't know leh like my my dad say it's good but he doesn't really drink it cause like you know it's bad for health, you know people put eggs in a coffee also creamier ya


okay moving on, generation gap, what is the biggest similarity or difference between your generation and your parent's generation


but is different what, no but that is difference [orh] isn't it, like the song are slower and, they didn't have edm back then , (mmhmm) (mmhmm), okay so you're saying like if you existed in their era you will have like


the similar taste of music ah okay okay


and then they scold you for not taking care of it , waste money


okay so anyway , the biggest difference that pops right into my head is the price different (ppb), like my parents used to tell me like their bowl of Wanton-Mee was like fifty cent, and ours is like what, three dollars, even Pontian is two fifty


so , that's the first thing that comes to mind, similarity I guess, it's like we're still Asian we still have like those superstition, and like you know, I don't know my family is very


so, I guess that's the similarity, in that sense time, I guess, within my family is a similarity but, like within like the whole of Singapore maybe there is actually a difference, cause some of my friends are not superstitious at all


so, it's a subjective thing, okay moving on, oh okay go ahead, you wanna elaborate


put back your own tray, ya and it's so sad to see like they are already so frail and everything they still have to carry so many


things and sometimes they are not even successful to it like they might actually drop this, here and there like maybe drop a chopstick on the floor then you need to bend down then pick it up it's so heartbreaking to see them do it, ya so other than returning your tray maybe you can, like if you drop something on the floor like pick it up at least because you know it's from you and like


you you don't have to you know pick up someone else's mess, kind of thing so you know how clean or dirty it is but other people may not, so as long you know sometimes it's kind of gross when you go to like the hawker center and then like there's this random, crumpled tissue there so you'll never know what is inside like maybe mucus maybe is like


you know unused you never know like what if you want to clean it you thought it was dry but whoops your hand got a little moist, was not very pleasant so that's why I carry wet wipes everywhere, so , ya so I I think right everyone can do just like their little part lor


and instead of being like you know complacent like this aunty is paid to do this, and like that's a very selfish mindset lah, so, I guess school has taught us well, , to return our bowls and ya


so, eat her or Dabao, what favorite hawker dish makes you will Lau-Nua what's Lau-Nua oh drool, am I pronouncing it right, Lau


sorry what, [orh] lah, uh okay, oyster omelette meh, , Taiwan version yeah


no ah


okay for mine I guess, like sometimes I crave for carrot cake but, only you know like I'm quite picky I'm quite a picky eater so like, once I've tasted the best in Singapore I refuse to try the others, so right now my high score carrot cake is at Redhill uh block block eighty five (ppb)


beside the MRT I just had it like two days ago, their black carrot cake is good you what's good about it is like it's not like very you know some carrot cakes when you eat there's no bounciness to it, it's just like you're just chewing stuff but this one actually is like very, is bouncy like when you eat it


and like the the egg is like damn good is not like you know some people they fry their carrot cake and they just leave it there and when you want it then you know they scoop it for you kind of thing, ya but theirs is they really fry on the spot so you can actually see it then everything comes out piping hot is like damn good drooling


Lau-Nua ing, okay your turn, ah legit drooling ya okay, just ate it two days ago


uh, primary school the first thing I thought of a third thirties and eight, you know the egg in the the soft boiled egg in the cup, then they put like a dark soya sauce, ya in a cup thirty cents then you just drink it


in your primary school don't have it was damn shock eh it's like every recess I will buy, ya (ppb) then I'll buy like those, snack you know the chocolate bear that, that blue packaging, then you tear it's a chocolate bear biscuit, that was damn good it's chocolate


I freaking love chocolate, oh then there's this thirty cents cocoa drink also, it's like milo but it's nicer I don't want to call it cocoa, okay yeah


all eat ice pop also but that one is outside school (ppb), my school never sell must go mini mart then have,


Mee-Rebus, (ppb) , Lontong, (ppb) I like Lontong, moving on


everything also scared what are you most Kia about, I scared ghost actually (ppb), I know


then will send you some pictures,


nope, the the most gross moth I can think of is like you know the super huge one


, okay change topic change topic, so scary, buy one get one free what's the oh I was reading just now right oops, buy one get one free what's the best Lobang you've ever received for shared I've shared many #lobang#s right ,


the best Lobang you've ever received or shared, ya we just had lunch together at , Jem this, buffet called April no not sponsored, so this buffet place called Shaburi and Kintan buffet so they have this student offer that is


the cheapest okay there are four types, of buffet you can actually choose from for student and is like student price so it's like original price is, divided by two, so the one we went for we went for the cheapest one, so it was nine eighty plus plus, so after the plus plus is what's that what twelve


ya twelve ish so for twelve ish we got like two plates of, barbecue meat, and like this buffet bar so you can like get, get everything we want which consists of meat as well lah like there was fried chicken there was curry chicken


there was , like different kinds of carbs like fried rice plain rice, chap chae like the Korean stir fried noodles there were, basically a lot of stuff lah there was miso soup, butter corn, buttered corn buttered mushroom


there was dessert like jelly oh you never eat the jelly just now, jelly beside the corn, nevermind we go again next time , okay so anyway this promotion is from eleven thirty to


(ppb) to four PM so I think it's very worth it for students like you know you can eat buffet once a week and not complain about being, broke about it and like their variety is not too bad as well, and like they have , free flow drinks as well and free flow ice cream which is, !wow! for that price range


so yes that's the best Lobang so far that I've, shared and ya shared and received, so yeah, I'm drooling


isn't like mof one


dip dish, oh, dip dish bowl, like that, that thingy that oval thingy with quite deep,


ah okay is it the the the Tiapan, I mean that Teppanyaki hotplate, hotplate is the word


(ppb), I just thought of another Lobang, like you know the theres this app called entertainer like uh it helps you find a lot of restaurants for one for one, main dish so you just need to pay ninety plus uh for one whole year, and then you get to save up and for now I already saved up hundred and forty dollars already


so I already like earned a lot you know so I can go for like expensive, places knowing that is one for one, so actually went to the most expensive place that I actually went using this app was you know Jamie-Oliver's shop in Singapore, the Jamie's kitchen if I'm not wrong we had this


beef steak thing one steak was maybe was it thirty five, or something like that was one for one so it was like, eighteen and you got like premium steak or something like that so it was very worth it and, ya another not really the best Lobang but like the not bad Lobang is the Eighteen Chef student meal


damn Shiok (ppb), and we're back


oh we collected stamps, ya legit I got stamp book why you judging me , ya my mum gets a lot of letters so I get all the stamps from different countries and


ya I don't know where my stamp book went, I used to collect stickers also, ya the one the one with the golden outline right, ya, Minimart


my favourite was the pop up one the one you can press, the foam sticker is it, the squishy one, ya ya


either, okay, something changed, ya ya then you need to stick the shirt on or something the dress on in the in the two flap right


okay I know what you talking about, uh okay cool next, Balik Kampung describe the place you call home in Singapore, Balik Kampung means go back to the place where one came from


think for me is my hall room (ppb), it's, a very tiny room it's a single room so there is one bed one table one cupboard, and there's a ledge for me to put stuff there's a fridge and there's air conditioning


so my house like the one I stay with my parents where I still, still stay with my parents but , five days a week I'm staying at my hall so, I guess like that place is more mine than it ever can be at home, because


that place is, I think, the hdb that I stay in it's, like I guess my parents so I don't really dare to decorate it that much as much as my hall, so I made my hall room really really homey like with fairy lights and like this


giant cloth thingy with like you know natury stuff so it will be like more aesthetic, and, ya I really like my hall room because like I decorated it to be the way I want, so yup that's my home I seek comfort in it seek refuge in it


yeah, !aww!, I I thought you gonna be a person like, how means we are very you are (ppb)


east side best side, you expose where you stay , (mmhmm)


but you're staying in a west now what, in hall, you're staying in the south side of school, south south, oh we both stay in the same hall by the way


not gonna disclose what number it is , Oh-Yah-Peh-Yah-Som !ee! I kiss the mic, what was your favorite game during recess, recess, I didn't play games during recess all I did was eat and eat


and drink, and eat and oh and spend all my money at the book shop, ya spend all my money I buy all the useless stuff like you know the, the glass thing where you invert it and then like, the coloured water beads come down


I spend a lot on that oh and I went to buy country eraser also, so yes I didn't play games during recess I'm a very, unfit kid, that's me, what about you


during recess, you didn't eat


okay, her room (ppb), uh, ya, her room


everywhere is crowded lah, away fromt he crowd (ppb), I think I won't go to somewhere Ulu you know compromised my safety I might fall into some drain


being a very clumsy person I am, so, I'll go somewhere familiar lah probably like, near my house or near my hall


ya, both, two kids and


probably two dogs if I can afford it if not I'll just have one, one will be a corgi the other one is undecided yet, the kids one girl one boy hopefully the boy comes out first, planned, but you know things don't go according to plan that that's my plan


hopefully it goes, you don't intend to have kids, you just said you don't intend to so I just completed the sentence (ppb)


I love kids, I'm at I'm the same age as you, I love kids, (uh huh) the same age as you and we met squishy just now so cute


I love dogs


ya the butt so cute, oh ya the eyebrow


oh I don't mind birds also, I used to keep a bird, okay lah I used to keep like this pacific Parrotlet it's damn cute, but it died one day I got so sad my mum cried, ya so it it used to like, sit on my hand and it was really warm and like it's belly will touch my finger so cute


ya and but but it used to like fight with me but whenever I cried like it will legit run to my room and check if I was okay so, it's like mini dog I think is it I think he think he's a dog, but he's very cute lah I miss him


I don't, I don't like sesame , ya same everything they are out to kill me, especially when cats like to chase me I don't know why, I get really scared, who doesn't want to chase me just kidding


next , local talent which Singaporean dead or alive do you most admire, but they said not to say anything controversial,


but I want to talk about Xiaxue, I admire her leh like she's very, as in , I admire Dee-Kosh also like both of them, both of them are very like you know they're not afraid to voice out their opinion even though is like


you know it's a very, taste acquired acquired taste, like if if you if you like it then you like it if you don't like it then you don't like it but like, you know sometimes there're painful honestly actually reminds you of like uh, like there're, ya the reality and like a lot of people are not like really


ballsy to speak up about the such things lah so I guess it's good to have like such people to , you know actually speak up for the minority and all, but then, then again like them being influencers maybe if like those


like those kids you know the impressionable kids like you know they might get the wrong idea and it's like hating a certain groups of people that kind of thing, ya but I guess like their content most of the time maybe it's very controversial then it might be like you know, for


you know maybe people who can actually think for themselves rather than you know impressionable kids, kind of things so I admire their you know , tenacity, ya and their you know, ball ballsiness to speak up (ppb)


yeah, (ppc), (ppc)


some both


or you go first (ppb)


ra ra about it, like you know thirsty for knowledge and, oh ya ya


(mmhmm), (mmhmm) (mmhmm)


yeah, it prepares you for the real world, okay so for me I'm studying, science, bio in particular so , the work that I do will probably not


be very relevant, to my area of studies like I enjoy being the science industry but I don't enjoy seeing, and I don't like see myself doing, research, in time to come, ie when I graduate so


I guess it will, be super controversial, people won't really expect, maybe you're science student to venture into marketing for example, so , I guess


my answer to the blank, so next question, we have a vision for tomorrow , okay, what sorry sorry I never sing, what is , what is the one thing about Singapore that should be preserved


for the next generation


clean and green


as per mentioned, , hey Gai-Gai which place in Singapore made the biggest impression on you as a kid


I think as a kid, like after school like Friday know there's sup class supplementary class, so because my after beside my primary school there is this mini mart, so I guess mini mart was the haven when I was in primary school, like you know after school you can run out get cup noodles


ice pop, squat at the, void deck (ppb), and eat and then get complained , ya my friends cause you know it was unsightly because we were in our uniform and we are sitting like we are homeless, kids but my friends and I really enjoyed it lah so I don't know why the public couldn't you know (ppb)


let us be ourselves as kid so like which place, in Singapore I guess it will be that mini mart because it, you know somehow had everything that, a kid wherever want sweets sweet drinks, ice pop food like the things like your parents will actually ban you from eating at home so you can actually go there and eat it


so ya I was a very food driven kid , still am, nothing has changed, how about you


(uh huh), delivered shoes


I think I miss like, the swings at the playground, ya there's a playground near my house, it used to have swings I used to you know have fun and everything but like in primary school I think, somewhere during late primary school or early secondary school days


they actually went to renovate, the playground into this huge plastic thing, that like allows you to climb, has a very sad slide, and like you know things are not as fun anymore maybe it's more safe I don't know but


I really miss the swings then now if I want to you know, swing you have to go like to East-Coast-Park or like, I don't know Pasir-Ris Park Pasir-Ris Park got swing, okay anyway so uh ya like you know it used to be downstairs my house and now is just like


have to go so far away just for a swing so, ya I miss the swings in the playground of old Singapore, ya


like the old Singapore-River, (uh huh) like the British kind, like Kampung


oh you care


like the Fullerton hotel ah, and the Supreme Court also, the HDB HDB HDB ,


and the birds fly into it, last card !whoo!, pioneering generation what can you do to help the elderly poor, like what I said just now like the hawker centre the tissue selling uncles and aunties I guess like


you can do your little part to you know give them a buck or two for their tissue you know just to help them, get by I guessed, ya but you know that being said, not all of them used the money properly like one of


my encounter was with my boyfriend , he actually passed two dollars to this very frail old lady that was selling tissues, and she just, took the took the note she didn't give us any tissues she walked away, and few minutes later she came back with a pack of cigarettes in her hand


so and then, that was fine okay like then she started smoking in front of us, so instead of like as though, you know you you tried to help her, you know, get a better life get proper food or something but you know she just ended up spending it on vices


which I felt was like quite, heartbreaking to see, like they they could have live a healthier life kind of thing but who am I to judge you know, so , I guessed if, that's their choice if that makes them happy then


I guessed it was worth the two dollars lah even though like you know my upbringing, my parents would probably say like would frown upon that lah, for now as a student I can't really do anything


in terms of monetary support (ppc) financial support, ya I went to like those aged home, to like actually you know talk to them, interact with them make sure like you know they are not left alone that kind of thing


oh ya I guessed that's the least you could do lah to you know maybe, give back to society if you can even though it's not like monetary or anything, ya


buy cigarettes, gamble ya


scam right ya, apprehensive lah ya


ya that that's was exactly what like the, what I was about to say like because I went for this, community service thingy and like the the leader guy like this, he's part by another organisation so he like frequents like aged homes like quite


frequently, so , like he you know after we did our community service project we felt very like, you know proud of ourselves that we actually did this kind of things then, we had this little debrief circle so he was like making us share what


our favourite part of the day was, and then he was playing some emotional music at the background so we were like okay we were just sharing, so suddenly everything changed he was like okay so you spend time you also patient with all this elderly people, so will you be this patient with your elderly at home


most of us started crying, ya because we actually are more caring to this, complete strangers than we whatever be to our own grandparents, so which like you know hit, hit home lah like why why are you even so nice to this strangers when you are you can't even take care of your own grandparents kind of thing


so ya I felt I feel like you know everyone have their own struggle so you can't really like, want to help the poor and then leave like your own, loves one alone kind of thing so, ya you have to balance between that lah, okay


somehow (ppb), okay move on to free talk topic prompts, the topic is parents children and education, which school do you want to enrol your child in


I think neighbourhood school, I'm not in the I'm not the you know the, crazy Asian parent that like you have to go to Raffles Primary Victoria whatever, like, I can't like you pressure your kid to go to this elite school and what if they don't perform


then they will feel very very bad about themselves and this is not what I want to instead my kids lah I don't want you to be like a book smart but street not so smart person, so (ppc), probably like you know start with a reputable school like, maybe not those


like you know the one with the bad rep, ya so I, I'm okay with any school actually, yeah what about you, right


(ppb), okay so (ppb)


like because my neighbor like the one on the stretch on the corridor on my side, ya this, mum is actually quite strict, so , my neighbor cause that time we went to her house to play when I was still in primary school, then with all our your


the with all our neighbors so, she actually got back her results slip, she got ninety five out of hundred, which we all thought were good lah, ya and her mum took out a cane eh and caning her, then started caning her in front of us so all of us we just


you know like slowly faded into the background and went back to our own houses because, you know she was like a few careless marks away from full marks, so her, her mum thought like you know, she should, be punished for her carelessness


so ya I I don't want to be that mum (ppb), I guess like I'm ocd in my way but I won't you know, force that, you know I've high standards for myself but not, exactly high standards for I don't see myself having that for my kids lah so I don't think is very fair to them


so I wouldn't want that with my, okay let's talk about exams (ugh), (ppb)


so as a kid, I don't like exams (ppb) as a parent, I feel like parents should go and understand (ppb) like your kids try hard to study and, if the results don't correlate then you can't really blame your kids right like, you know they tried their best unless you see them playing games everyday and like you know they don't study at all


then maybe like they brought it upon themselves lah but, if your kid, you know actually tried to study, don't force them to study twenty four seven they need to have like downtime to play to relax, not everything is about studying studying studying you know I know Singapore's very competitive and everything but like


you're stressing out your kids so much is, not healthy too lah which brings back to the mental health point, so ya (ppb) what about you, (ppc)


how well I can memorize things


on the fence, I guess like recently they remove the class ranking and , all the report book stuff like that actually you know might, might affect people in different ways kind of thing


and like I saw this tweet on Twitter it was quite funny lah I like, why why would they remove like the class position that's the only thing I got full marks for, , so I guess like , them removing it is actually quite


good in the sense for those who are who might be actually struggling but, for those that actually put in hard work like maybe top ten kind of thing maybe they should actually like keep it, for recognition purpose cause, they might you know be studying really really hard and like now they don't even know if they are doing that well or not


ya so you know maybe they can, hide the you know I don't know maybe you can opt for whether you want, to see your class result class class position,


ya, (mmhmm), ya motivation ya


ya like before every report card comes out you need to submit a form maybe you're like [orh] ya, and ya recently I think there was a debate about whether they should remove the psle


to to make sure like kids actually enjoy learning rather than forcing it down their throat, so there is that do you want to remove psle, there's no other way to assess is it


I think there should be more like CAs rather than exams, so, like more CAs in the sense that like there are more continual assessments there are more projects, so erm rather than just, you know using a pen to write on the paper you can actually see how the child actually communicates with other people


and like you know the interpersonal skills, intrapersonal skills so, like even if you are book smart you can actually hone them to be street smart as well so like if your friend does something very slowly you don't want eh why you so slow this kind of thing, so you will learn to be like more tolerating tolerating tolerant


tolerant of other people, so I guess, you know kill two birds with one stone lah to actually you know teach them, this life skills when they are still young so rather than just memorize kind of thing so maybe you can allocate like, thirty percent exam and


you know, or whichever way is best for the, subject lah I mean you can't do a lot of projects for maths right like (ppb), ya so I guess some things, you can't change the, assessment format like, maths definitely you really need to do exams because that's really understanding


and you can't really do project on maths because, you know it's just concepts like, you're not gonna search up the history of why pi is you know three point one four five nine or everything, so, ya but that's not like primary school or anything ya so I guess


that's a way around it lah so, time to be a mp lah , okay, moving on CCA, are we supposed to talk as parents


I'm confused so or do we talk about our own CCA, go ahead go ahead


public speaking ya, life skills


(mmhmm), (mmhmm), okay so for me I'm a very, unathletic person, so in primary school I joined Chinese dance for two years


then I changed to Guzheng because at P-three this new coach came and she was very strict, so she came in she is like hundred splits, hundred back bends and hundred, like the one you stretch your leg on the metal pole and then you have to do hundred times so she was extremely strict and that was my last class


of Chinese dance so (ppb), (ppb) the next class was #Guzheng#'s class Guzheng class already so from Guzheng I I realized I really like music, so in when I moved on to secondary school I joined band, I joined uh student's council I


felt, okay from my secondary school my student council actually taught me leadership they taught me like more than just like you know you do this you do that kind of thing it's more of a, servant leadership so if you want, someone to actually listen to you you can't just expect them to respect you you will need to respect them first


and you can't just command respect whenever you want lah, right Hitler so okay so so anyway , like you know this actually taught me a lot of things lah like you know through this CCA that actually help to


help me to find out who I am what's my calling in life what do I enjoy, actually honestly I haven't found my calling yet but I know I like music, so why am I in Science anyway so , so in uh poly I joined choir


and I joined, something like council to organize events and I realized I like, I like enjoying I like enjoying I like organizing events and, uh things like that lah so I felt that like you know that maybe there was this leadership potential I can actually tap on


so when I moved on to uni I continued on with this, event organisation thing so yup, I guessed that's about it because I'm not very aesthetic, (ppb) so, yup


maybe that's why we clicked, okay so tuition and enrichment classes, I used to have tuition, English and maths, Secondary


they make you write compos, and grammar and stuff like that like good phrases life hacks English hacks


(ppb), you can't really force it ya ya


(mmhmm), (ppc), (mmhmm) (mmhmm), to make sure you're going in the right direction and everything ya, ya but like I feel maybe some Singaporean parents are too Kiasu so


like they sign up their kids for like I don't know piano class ballet class like all of their Saturdays and Sundays are, burnt because of all this enrichment classes then they may or may not even enjoy, so I guess like I don't know maybe as parents you need to learn to listen to your kids more


and to see like maybe like maybe my kid is not enjoying this as much I maybe should you know, not force them to do thing things they don't wanna do, actually let them venture into things that they want to do and make sure that they have time for themselves also lah, yeah so not everyday like okay you got this you got tuition you got class you got ballet class


after this come mommy come fetch you got swimming class kind of thing you know it's like, they're still kids lah let them you know, frolic in the field you know not not so what's that call, have a very scheduled, packed jam packed day


yeah


for me I went for swimming when I was young, and I'm quite thankful for it lah cause I can swim quite okay now ya so, but I kinda regret stopping at P-six because I could have gotten my lifeguard


what's that call cert ya life saving cert then I could have gotten extra bucks, but I just stop and go lah so I guess, you know good enough to survive I hope, ya Parents Teacher Meetings


for parent teacher Meetings, usually my parents will be too busy to go but somehow in secondary school, my dad decided to take time to come down maybe in upper side, and that's when I got closer to my dad lah because my teacher actually


, you know shared with him how I am in class kind of thing because at home you as an only child I'm very, reserved I guess there's no one to talk to like, legit no one to talk to because I'm not close with my parents at all because they are super strict


so , I guess when I, when my dad went for this, meet the parent sessions they were actually, sharing with him like how, bubbly I am in class how you know


I'm just a, (ppb) it sounds like I'm tooting my own horn I sound I I sound like a very good student lah basically like very friendly and everything so, like my dad was quite taken a back lah because he said oh is it oh at home she's very quiet that kind of thing then my my dad my teacher were like, you know normal normal she's like contrasting difference you know when she's at home and when she's in school


like of course lah I'm alone at home leh who am I supposed to talk to, so ya that's, the meet the parent session actually help my relationship with my dad lah, from now from then on I guess now we talk more often but even though he's still strict he's still does not know most of


the stuff in my life but, you know compare to last time it's not as bad, ya now we still can like you know, joke a bit I can say a little bit of vulgarity in front of him but not the F word too much, ya (ppb)


like he says the F word and I get shocked I don't know what to say, okay, why judging me


!huh! there was no cleaner meh


why did the mum not clean it up


ya another thing I remembered while meet the parent session was like in secondary school I was a councilor, and like they usually give out free like bottled drinks like plain water and like curry puff, the Old-#Chang#-#Kee# curry puff (ppb) ya so every meet the parent session duty I had


I had piping hot curry puff, love it, for free, , Shiok, okay, for students exams I think we talk about it just now


okay for both of us we were from poly and we are both in uni now, and we both followed our track in poly , ya she was from Business then she taking business now I was from Science I'm taking science now, so I guess


that was interesting I guess poly and uni like they make you, they forced you to be independent so you need to actually take care of yourself your own, progress and like they don't really spoon feed you per se, so it's more independent learning you can choose not to go to lectures if you don't want to and


I think it trains your responsibility, and like, runs difficult courses, once difficult or easy based is based on your interest what, once interesting is based on your interests (ppb)


enjoyable is based on your passion also I so I think this everything is very subjective


no cds, cross disciplinary, what's the S stand for, what subject it's, (mmhmm) (mmhmm) uni also what


psychology, (mmhmm), a dimension (ppb), (mmhmm), yup


, yeah, before is too late, find your calling in life, CCA we talked about that worries don't want to talk about that (ppb), tuition uh we talked about that


internship industrial attachments, do you wanna talk about it, go ahead go ahead


(ppb), for my poly internship it was like what you said it wasn't value adding at all


not gonna mention which organization, basically I was, probably supposed to do more hands on stuff but I didn't really get to do it I got to do more admin, related things


which I did not foresee at all (ppb) during my course of internship so, I guess it had to do with, like because the way my course is structured is that a major project and our internship is actually,


happening at the same time concurrently, so, uh I guess we had to we can't really dabble much into the industry as per what we would like, but more of like we're, there physically but we're actually you know researching on our final year project our major project


so I guess, maybe the course curriculum structure make me feel that way but, that was my internship experience lah, so I didn't really get, you know to, do, like what a person that is working there


like what a person, that will be working there is doing kind of thing, so ya, should we skip this, okay, what's the best memorable view you had where did you have it, uh


I have eaten too much can't think, (uh huh), (uh huh)


okay what, I thought was like three digits, ah, then how you all wash the plates ah


so like Grab pay like that ah


think for that price point it's not bad lah I mean if you say until got dry ice eighty plus is still okay what, for mine would probably be that


what's that Japanese term the one like, the chef decide, on what you eat no no no no like you just, say you want a ten sushi meal and then the chef decides what sushi to give you


what's the thing called, ya in Japan, uh there's this Japanese term for it, what's this Japanese term for sushi ah


Omasake, so ya so that's all


we start from the, top left hand corner, okay there's a huge bush, ah there's two duckies, on the bush, okay then that's one different


one uh one ducky is at the near the top of the bush one is, at the lower right of the bush, okay, you wanna circle, I can see your photo, okay


then how about the center kind of centerish of the photo there is there are two goats I think (ppb), okay, there're two goats


they both have horns, alright (ppb), (ppb) at the sign over there right there did it says meat, Sue and Ted, okay can circle it is just right beside the okay I'll circle I'll circle it


ya is just right beside, yes, okay then beside the bearded goat, or beside the sheep, a goat area there're, there're two, sheep plus one mini sheep


baby sheep, okay I have two adults and one baby, (ppb) yes, extremely tiny


okay then let's move down the photo to the left, there're like two (ppb) bundles of, hay, hey so (ppb), uh, I'm gonna ask you a very stupid question but


for one of the hay bundle right is there like a, ya ya ya [orh] okay cool okay, okay moving down there is like a (ppb) heart looking, what do you call that (ppb), yes


in blue, oh mine is different mine is designer hat pin, does yours have like a roof


just a silver like, tin foil kind of thing over it, windows, four, oh mine has four like a so there's, one one square ya, one square (ppb)


(ppb) one square into four small squares, has another oh so is your entire thing is like the railing brown all brown, so we have the same window, okay moving on so are are there flowers beside the shop


and a half is it pink and yellow centre, three has yellow centres right


okay yeah that's already your centre okay then on the (ppb), the shop the door right, yes open sign red, is your sign in red also the designer thingy okay, is is is your shop in caps


ya, okay uh below at the bottom of the photo, there is a bunny in a cage green colour cage, the base of the cage is yellow where the bunny is (ppb) white bunny (ppb)


there's buy me in caps black, saying buy me, cap exclamation mark, okay cool nah, ya so it's


ya on top of the cage, it's not at the top of the like, okay (ppb), okay so beside the shop and the bunny cage there's this guy


yes yes (ppb), (ppb), yes (ppb), (ppb), yes


[orh] sesame, , is there like a flying motion, like a whale, flying motion


ya so, oh ya mine has a flying motion the the bee is on the so if, oh mine is at the other side so it's not nearing it's not nearer to the ice cream it's


good job, okay, next uh in the centre of the photo there is a another, store that says fresh fruit and veg in blue the entire thing is in blue except for the top is white


there are six throw (ppb) there are six strawberries and, I think four, four carrots, the carrot is in like a basket, but the carrot is in like a rectangular container


what's in the bowl, my bowl is empty, okay (ppb), sorry , okay beside the two pairs right, is there a banana


yes, okay, is there an empty potato sack beside it on the left okay that's one I guess


(ppb), (ppb), okay moving up got to speak louder (ppb), okay at the, there is this another hut looking thing that is in greyish brown


there is a roof, em at the side of the roof is like greyish colour, most of the most of the the sides of the roof uh the the the the, hut is like white colour, except for the door it is also in that greyish brown colour


, and outside of this hut there is this, old man wearing a electric blue shirt long sleeve, uh my cap, has like a pattern


I don't know if its maroon or brown but there's like on on the cap itself there is like a on the white portion, there is a circle and four small dots, okay and is he a bearded old man, yes


yes, uh are there like four legs on that wooden plank, okay, his shoes are black, pants okay


oh so you have two kids as two goals, okay I only have one, red pants, yes


yup (ppb), (mmhmm)


yeah, , wait ah, uh the wheels of the tractor at the front is it jagged, okay


yes yes, what are we missing (ppb), okay uh just now the girl that is acting as a ghost right where the picture for me shows that she is not acting as a ghost, do you see uh a white piece of cloth beside her


on the floor, okay and then I guessed that's one more, why not (ppb) so , beside her or more like because she's facing into the picture right so the picture actually shows her


backside, ya so behind her there's this white piece of cloth on the floor, do you have it, she's wearing the cloth, one two three four five six seven eight nine ten we have two more


okay on the heart right , on the brownish door there is a diagonal diagonal line cutting, through the door, yes you have it also, is it the same for the roof


like there are two diagonal lines on the roof, okay then on the heart itself there are two straight, uh, brown lines, one on each side


yes, no it does not have a horizontal, all caps, okay maybe at the top of the fresh fruit and veg, is the brown uh is the blue


trimming at the top like curly, and then at the side of it there is like five, straight black lines running, yes, what are we missing (ppb)


yes, yes there is but uh, ya it ends halfway, ya correct


they look a little like, maroonish brown but, brown ya, oh


no it isn't, oh (ppb) okay, speech bubble, for your hay right are they side by side or is there distance between them


relatively large distance, the middle of the okay I get what you mean


right side of the left haystack yes, yep yep I get what you mean, oh the the string that ties the hay right is there does it go two rounds around it


for both of the bundles of hay right, , okay how about the direction of the of the goat, okay, one is facing


East West, around there East West direction, and one is facing, east south direction


ya ya oh yes yes yes yes, okay, how about, okay for the door on the shop, that diagonal line


okay ya, how about in the shop, for the flooring is there, a portion that is in brown but the rest is in white, , (ppb)


okay let's go back to the fruit and veg again, for the, for the carrot ah in particular, there are kind of like four carrots but only three with leaves


okay for the, goat, the, are there like, one two three four five six seven eight, nine, nine


yes the pen, okay ya eight, alright that that took forever (ppb)


what are we missing


no the saw is just on the wood actually, okay, okay


okay, I think we can just put it here, no (ppb)


oh okay it says treasure hunt if you could, be a Karang-Guni man, or a rag and bone man what would you want to collect, okay


okay, (ppb), collect


okay, (ppb), (ppb), !wow! (ppb), ya that's true, , I think what you said kind of reminded me of something that I don't


collect but not like consciously uh looking for it to collect, but it's more of when I happen to see it then I will collect like for old note, and coins, ya so uh it started because my grandma she passed me some notes and coins from her days


I can't even remember but you know how there used to be like a one dollar note last time, ya like purplish colour ya that one then she also, okay so anyway she she also showed me uh if I'm not wrong like a huge coin like I think


ya it's way bigger than now, yeah, next , yes (ppb)


I think uh it's kind of like both of the things that you said so for now is more of uh, keep for memory sake kind of collection but, uh in the future maybe when I'm really broke, , uh I might consider selling it if like that's the worst case scenario


(ppb) but ya (ppb) maybe more for collection rather than to keep and resell in the future, yes, [orh]


uh no I'm not very particular about numbers cause I'm not one who, will lookout for these kind of lucky numbers nice numbers kind of thing so, no I don't lookout for this ya, yes


oh you shuffled it ya


!wow!, okay if you have something in mind you go first, okay


it's okay, can I have the next card this is way ya this is way too difficult (ppb), (ppb), next, okay I'll read it, describe your Singapore dream Singapore's hundred


anniversary is to be celebrated in twenty sixty five, do you wanna answer, , maybe my Singapore dream is


I mean Singapore is fine uh I'm I'm someone who is quite easily contented so, I think I'm, already quite satisfied with Singapore as of now, but maybe , and even more ideal Singapore is one that


would have more, understanding people you know people, they are not quick to judge, people that are not , quick to just speak their opinions and be very opinionated about it, I think this is especially so on the Internet


uh ya people just tend to, be keyboard warriors yes, uh and they just speak their mind without really thinking, so maybe that and also, uh for Singapore to continue being this clean


, yes


okay this brings to my would you ever want to migrate, to another country


(ppb) ho (ppb), okay (ppb), (ppb), okay that's good that's good


!wow!, , , !wow! this difficult why are all the questions difficult , these are things I don't think about man


I think it's always about keeping a thing ah open minded, perspective especially being in Singapore where I mean globalization has made it, in a way that every country has a lot of other races as well not just in, just not just the locals but I think especially so for Singapore where


we will definitely meet all kinds of people and eat all kinds of food so I think it's always good to keep an open mind, and (ppb), moving on to that point that I was talking about on keeping open mind I think


I think it's important to try things that locals, do on a day to day basis rather than, doing what tourist do, yes so like you know if you want to try like Singaporean food I think rather than going to , popular well known hawker centres I I would rather for tourists or foreigners to try out uh coffee shops even


because those are you know really in a neighbourhood where, it's really the things that we would eat on a day to day basis rather than expensive over priced , popular hawker centres that don't even really taste that good so, yeah , so ya so try to travel with the mindset of living like a local I guessed rather than trying to be a tourist only ya


yes yes some that, do you want to answer or you want the next one, okay


close minded


okay so this is favourite pastime what do you always complain about


I think for me I always complain about the weather, , whether I am indoors or outdoors whether there is fan, or air corn I'm always complaining about weather is very hot or very cold, uh especially when I walk to school


I come out of my room looking, , fresh but I end up going to class looking not that fresh ya, so , ya is a hassle when I end up


putting in so much not so much effort but, putting effort to like, dress up you know as well, way to present myself in a proper manner, but I end up, looking very messy or very like sweaty very


just look like a mess in general when I go for class ya, but, like what you said at times when the aircon is too cold in class, or in my room and I end up, and I end up complaining that oh okay is really very cool, so


I complaint about the weather, and, yes the temperature


oh yes


oh-my-gosh, okay (ppb)


for me I'm not busybody next , wait what wait when am I busybody, no


(ppb), anyway I'm just gonna read the next card okay where should oh I kinda answered this, where should visitors go in Singapore to get a real sense of the country


I guess to some ex this is very contradicting but I guess to some extent even the tourist attractions


make Singapore Singapore, do you you get what I mean ya so even though to an an extent they are tourist attractions and all that, yes , but yet you know they are features of Singapore that make Singapore Singapore


ya Gardens-y-the-Bay things like that ya so, ya I I think maybe to recommend a tourist, where to go,


oh that's a good idea, okay, the average okay


, but I don't think there is anymore eh, still have, okay but I mean they go to a playground but but do what


anyway describe, describe the most, famous person, that you're related to uh , asterisk expresses sarcasm at someone for behaving arrogantly with regards


to the road oh because the, the card says grandfather road


uh, oh okay uh I think my uncle he's a hairdresser, he is supposedly he used to be he appeared in a magazine before many years ago in this top fifty hairstylist,


(ppb) feature in the magazine so it's quite cool, but fun fact never gotten a haircut before by him uh but his uh his, his reasoning behind is that if you want to cut hair, and you know do hairstyles for all your relatives and friends then


what's the point of having a, ya so, but then usually usually at family you know as family is very hard to talk about money, maybe


uh another famous person, ya (ppb)


oh now that you talk about it, my mum's friend's cousin is actually Belinda, you know she she's in media she used to be in Mediacorp she, oh okay okay, ya so Berlinda right she is one of those host


that do a lot of volunteer work, I don't know if you're aware, she also acts in like some shows lah ya, next oh oh sure


okay I I something that came to mind was if you stay at a very high floor like, yes like for example my grandma she stays at the Forty Nine oh sorry sorry thirty ninth floor, yes so imagine if like there's a fire or like the lift breakdown for example then you'll have to climb the stairs down you'll be you'll be death lah


maybe but I mean for example if like you imagine Toa-Payoh estate they're all like mostly older people, so they can't slide, , for sure, ,


okay , maybe, (ppb) ya then how about the best thing


oh oh you get a very good view of Singapore's, skyline, yes yes, next card , okay it says un un un un unbelievable what event in the past year made you stun like vegetable


the past year, no no please do not make it dark can you, okay


yes uh my GPA increased next, , you want to read it


okay


okay, cool, I think, kind of related to a personal experience as a student, because I didn't start up very well , in primary school and secondary school


ya, for example like in sec one sec two ya I did well blah blah blah but, in sec-three sec-four I really went downhill uh ya and, it came to a point where I feel like you know if, I'm gonna be a mediocre student then I will just be a mediocre student but


after I went to Poly I took up something there I wasn't very interested in but you know in general it's, I can still survive kind of uh kind of , Diploma, and I actually did well so I think to make it


long story short I think, it's more of you know don't ever let failure failure , put you down, there will always be a, you know that was always a that will always be a chance for you to stand up again


and, ya you find your strength and weaknesses along a way to find out what you, are capable of doing, , ya and everything work out fine so don't ever give up of free because you know you are not doing well but, just continue on


education is important, , okay , the card says cher like teacher


yeah , the teacher who make the biggest difference in my in your life is,


actually I am not very close to any teachers in particular because I'm not, the kind that, I can be I keep it very like clear like teachers is teachers students is students so I don't really like, be friends with, I don't really befriend like teachers


but, I think maybe, of a teacher that I can remember lah ya from, my poly is, during this presentation module there was a first trial run kind of thing so


my topic that I did initially it was something that I didn't really feel passionate about, like I I didn't really feel like I wanted to talk about it but I just kinda of do it cause it feel it felt like, ya okay that that's something I should do, but it wasn't something that I felt passionate about so when this teacher was


giving her comments about it she said that you should do something and talk about something that you really really like, and that really changed my, first my my experience uh for my first presentation cause I talked about , singing and a health benefit of singing


so ya so I was I I guess my, passion for singing kind of like shown through the presentation so, uh ya I think that really taught me a lesson about being enthusiastic and being passionate about what we present, and believing in it


yeah


ya why not


I don't know much about


alright I was the most enthusiast I mean I don't know I think sometimes the Singapore spirit can be very high very enthusiastic if we want to, yes and during (ppb) and during ndp but I mean they, Singaporeans can be enthusiastic if we want to


, wait should we like do one one instead of one, you know I mean like we do one card each, me if you want to go through or do you not care


okay , what's, honestly I love acronyms


it came to a point where when I, my friend , uh about a bubble tea order like for example Earl Grey milk tea, I'll cut that to egmt, or like hazel nut milk tea, will be hzmt


bak kut Teh is bkt, Yong-Tau-Foo yes Yong-Tau-Foo is ytf, and even, like you know Fuyong chicken we'll we'll just say FY


okay, yes


okay (ppb), uh the card says choing, how do you define success, !wah! this is difficult


(mmhmm), , uh I think my definition of success is quite realistic uh being able to


sustain livelihood for the rest of my life, in terms of financials, but also to be happy in the work that I do and the family that I potentially will begin


home , at home chillax ah okay I don't know you can answer first, place (ppb), place


I think the good place to chillax that I can recall for now is uh, the what is it the ArtScience Museum, you know there is one of the exhibit that lets you like sit down and then look at the waves, have you been there, yes


so there is one exhibit where there there there's cushions and beanbags ya, and then the waves are super therapeutic and I love it, , you can kind of like proof it


anyway so (ppb), okay so the next card is Bao Ka Liao, Singapore should become the next hub for, hub ya I know


that sure ah, okay I mean we don't have to, that's true eh I also agree, okay so the next one is faster finish homework, which was your best over subject in school


I go first, uh, ah for maybe secondary school, uh my best subject, or more like I enjoy maybe art but that's in lower sec but, best subject


I don't actually have a best subject because I mean, (ppc) at the end of the day my O-levels was, everything was average, and all of them had the same grade , so you can kind of guess okay but my worst would be chemistry pure chem was my nightmare


ya ya


(ppb) that's true (ppb), yup I also don't know


!woah!, challenges you


A one, oh that's still ya that's still a very big jump,


(ppb), (ppb) okay (ppb), you wanna read


uh I think ah interesting is it, okay I I can't I can't remember anything ya go sure


uh I I remembered my most interesting conversation or more like, the most the the most pleasant taxi driver, that I've ever met, so she's actually uh another student from the same uni that we are


from yes so yes so she actually fetched me and my friend so, we kind of recognise that oh I I guess that you're also a NTU, I just said my school so (ppb) I also guess that you're from NTU then you know can we kind of talk about school because we study different things


so it was a very pleasant ride where we talked about, school, hall life, people in general how projects I like in each of our individual , yes faculties and, the funny thing is actually I took her ride again the second time


and she remembers me I also remember her so uh it was quite funny ya, and ya it's very pleasant talking to her and she's also very helpful, because most of the time we would be carrying like a lot of things back, home so she's she's always very nice to help us


to unload the things from the boot and things like that, ya so, I would say not just interesting conversation but also very pleasant to talk to, okay, so the next card says Kampung Spirit how well do you know your neighbours next door


, same


(ppb) !wow! (ppb), that's that's actually very good already, but you know even know their birthdays I don't even, oh okay


alright , oh shit , okay I


I don't really know my neighbours , very well to be honest it's always you know kind of surface level kind of hi bye neighbours, but, I actually my house layout, I mean my building layout is kind of like yours so I'm towards the end of the of of one side of the corridor


ya so I am of course closer to the two that is right beside me one is a Malay family another is a Chinese family, so it's kind of interesting cause I mean I've been staying there for, since I was five actually no not really whole life ya since I was five so


uh we kind of see each other grow grow old and, grow old yes, but it's kind of sad also cause in the Chinese family there is an auntie that uh grandma, that used to be very lively, when she


was younger but now you know she's older and, I guess she also has more health problems so we hardly see her anymore her door is always closed, ya as compared to last time whenever we walked past we will like hello aunty things like that, but now ya we don't really do so, in fact ya now talking about this a lot of a lot of the times our doors are closed nowadays


mine too ya because I have a dog and my neighbour is a Malay so I have to close my door, ya but uh it's a little sad but I guess it's reality ya, (mmhmm),


, oh, ya me too next, I I just uh, oh, yeah


I'm kind of, I (ugh), ya I mean it's things but , but a bit but oh okay I'm I mean I I do eat but I don't I won't particularly crave for it for example, ya but it mean if I can I would not run I would rather not waste


the fruit I rather let someone else who enjoys it eat it instead yeah, okay (ppb), , nice one


, okay, , oh the next card is you think I thought who confirm, so , think of your favorite Singlish word or phrase explain guess or make-up it's origins


I do already use oh do I, sure, I guess cause vegetable is like, you know how


yes kind of but you know vegetable ya, how about do you have another one, okay next I also can't think I I,


would I queue for, I would I would queue for, Koi , Koi, what in particular


I always queue for Sushi-Express even though it's basic but uh, it's a cheap alternative to sushi and there's always a long queue, so I wouldn't mind queuing if it's relatively queuable like I mean I I have my limits or so of patience (ppb)


so uh if it's really a super long queue then I would rather choose something else, but if there's an okay queue then I would actually queue, yeah, okay, next is Giam, Kana what, Giam Kena salted olives metaphor for miserly


miserly anyway poor person , but it's Giam Kena, ya is #giam siap# lah basically that's what we know but I don't know what's this, so what do you always stinge, what do you always stinge or splurge on


food


actually I splurge, on shoes, so I don't really have a lot of shoes but, uh I am willing to spend a bit more on shoes because, to me like I wear them on a daily basis, so if I spent a bit more on it you know it will last longer


ya and comfort also, true true


okay, no no but I, I can't buy things online because I feel like, there's no security of whether I can fit


ya it doesn't that's why, ah, okay, okay


depend, , what do I always, what do I stinge on, , (ppb) what do I stinge on ah, actually ya I wanted to think I wanted to say that but there are times that I just Grab like I'm just like okay okay just Grab you know


drink store so what's your usual coffee shop order for Kopi or Teh


Nestlo whats that, is it available in school, where can I order it , oh north spine okay


oh okay okay, oh, !wow! I did not know that


ya I don't but it sounds good , but it's Milo it's Milo so I don't mind if it's chocolate then, my usual order is always uh Kopi Peng, but I also, Yuenyeung is like a special sport, I love Yuenyeung Peng


I would highly, what's Kuyo, sounds abit gross eh, see how lah but isn't it very oily


maybe okay I would say similarities is, probably in terms of, music, is not that big of a difference because, uh I guess, when I was young, they also listen to like Chinese pop


but I also listen to Chinese pop, but I don't mind the Chinese pop , yes yes but my preference is not for edm, so I would say that's like a similarity


enjoyed their music, ya ya, a difference is, actually my parents are quite chill


yeah they are not, I know (ppb) they are not very like strict, traditional parents they are quite chill they leave, me to make decisions on my own, they, ya they're really chill but I guess maybe the difference is you know how parents always say oh


you won't understand, uh you you would understand next time you know things like that so sometimes when they say this you know it gets on my nerves, or, I I don't like it when my parents , why they do they do what is it called do double standards or they have double standards


so if they, you know sometimes they don't take care of their health, but , ya so when I tell them to like can you go and see a doctor please then they'll like no I'm fine (ppb), ya waste money things like that but then you know when it comes to me then they'll be oh-my-god please go see a doctor


yeah so uh it's annoying in some sense because I mean I it's not like I wanna compare uh or what, my you know you I'm also concerned for their health but, they yet they do this kind of thing and yet I can't say anything, I can't say much because, I'm just a kid


to them forever ya


oh, ya two ya two something three something


actually I write the question wrongly I thought is, between you and your parents but I cannot use like generation generation, !oops! nope okay what can you do to help the uncles and aunties, clearing tables and sweeping floors


ya I think it's quite basic like, I mean if we can do it then we'll do it I mean, even the people will say like oh it's their job but you know if we can lessen their workload then why not, ,


, , (ppb),


yeah, , , ,


yeah, oh, like, yes, yeah Lau-Nua Lau-Nua or Lau-Nua


Lau Lau, anyway uh for me, uh I really like oyster egg, I love oyster egg, ya Or-Luak but I call it oyster egg (ppb), anyway it's the same


it's the same to me ya oyster egg in fact I prefer the Singaporean version rather than the Taiwanese version yes, uh the Singapore version to me taste nicer, because I think the Taiwan version is more, starchy yeah more Nua


is more starchy so I don't think it taste as nice as compared to the Singapore one where is more like fried, more flavorful, and they don't have this weird sauce over it they just just fried and it taste nice, chilli is always good so , yeah


other than that I can't I I, ya I think mostly is just oyster omelette,


cool, okay, it says recess time related to food again what's your favourite canteen dish or snack


!woah!, oh so is just soft boiled egg lah, no lah I don't have I don't have sounds cool no, sounds cool


I'm sorry I don't know , !wow! girl , oh okay, school I always eat jelly I always eat jelly uh during recess


yes yes yes, oh my school also have eh, oh, okay but in secondary school I think my favourite fave fave, favourite dish is I love Malay food actually


like Mee-Soto Mee-Siam, Mee-Rebus damn and then Ayam-Penyet, Lontong not really I don't really eat Lontong, but I love Malay food


, am scared of moth, , ya moths are my worse fear, they look very disgusting to me which kind of uh links to butterflies so I don't like both moths and butterflies


I think , I think some people appreciate how they look they think that they look very pretty or whatever but, I think to me it just looks very disgusting cause, especially because they have so many colors of them on them, or even on the moth where you know the colors are dull but its just its just disturbing


so this, ya eh this fear has kind of like, uh made me a little bit insane in in a sense that you know things that look like a moth or even seeing pictures of moths on like, online or please don't do that, so (ppb) even seeing like pictures of moths or even


cartoon ones to some extend maybe, I will also get affected, you know there is one moth that is like a colorful one yellow pink purplish kind of colour, I mean uh you can say that is


it's furry, is gross ya, yes the massive one it kills me oh no


okay, no its okay, yes man you you know your stuff


talk about lunch ,


that was jelly , oh ya


receive then share, okay now now they talk about food I can think of two ya (ppb) I can think of two uh cause I really, I really like Lena's actually, Lena's ah correct Lena's, yes yes the ministry of food Lena's


so I used to always love their pasta there, so one of I think there was once I went to Orchard Central Orchard Gateway basically the one that is like, side by side, in the same building actually, so that Lena's outlet over there actually has one for one


so it was super worth it because, ya because their the pasta is not cheap and the food there is not cheap so when it's one for one it makes it like very worth it, and the best thing to do is to make your pasta a cheese baked pasta, cause it serves it is serve in a


it's like in a in a, ya that that kind of , yes yes, no no no no no it's like basically the kind where it it will come, (ugh) how do I explain this


basically it will be served hot, ya, and it'll be hot for a while, yes yes yes yes yes yes, yes, yes that that that kind of , serving dish okay


yes, oh


that's crazy, I know


okay next card, stop laugh okay so what do you collect as a hobby when you were growing up, stamps, no no sorry


no no I mean because I don't really collect stamps, I mean I don't even you really get to get in contact in letters even, oh, uh I use to collect stickers


ya like you know you buy those cheap ones from supermarket oh not supermarket, ya ya like from uh is not supermarket from those , neighbourhood markets ya that's what I mean


cool, the the one I like was those, ya I know I know I know what you're talking about the ones I like was those that I can dress up, you know I mean, I'm super girly when I was young not aymore


uh, so, ya really tell you later, so , ya you know they have this like uh model, yes yes, yes


so that was what I like,


describe the place you call home, okay you want to describe it more


I think mine is not a place in specific, but (ppb) why did you uh, no , no I'm still


anyway okay (ppb) because I've always uh I, I mean since since I was born I, I've been living in the east side of Tampines east side of Tampines east east side of Singapore, which is Tampines, ya, Tampines is fine Tampines is huge so I think


ya Tampines is like a little village to me like a hometown is like a place that I always, always wanna go back to, and I can't really imagine moving out of the east side, ya I think it's, it's just it's just different


but I mean I'm I'm staying in school so that's that's different I don't really have a choice, or maybe I'm staying in the east side of school I don't know, actually I am, east south


oh I like that too, yes I know, yes


, uh games that I played, , if I'm not wrong when in primary school I think I did play catching, ya, I doubt so eh I can't really remember or maybe eat already then go play or something I can't remember


uh in secondary school it was more of like the sit down and talk kind of, okay next thing is Ulu if you want to escape the crowds the best place to go is


okay if you want to escape the crowds, yes that's true uh the best place to go


(ppb),


this is difficult cause Singapore is crowded basically (ppb), okay, oh this is a very very good question, the name of the card says total fertility rate, would you rather have kids or pets


how many kids how many pets


very specific , , okay , I don't in ah as of right now, yes I don't need that how do you know


yes I don't intend to not have, I don't intend to have kids , personal reasons, but I don't really like kid, but I think it's because I'm at this age lah


I'm already twenty two and I don't like kid, so for pets , I love pets, , yes dog, if I were maybe if I were to get a dog maybe I want to get a big dog and a small dog


for a big dog I don't have any particular breed that I'm looking for cause I don't really know much about big dog, uh maybe for a medium size dog I would want to get a Japanese Spitz, , yeah a Japanese Spitz, but for a small dog maybe uh


ya actually I like corgi also, I also like Shiba Inu, uh, ya this this three this three breed


then for other other pet, I don't, birds are birds are quite noisy aren't they


yeah so remember next lah we don't talk about it, serious I mean if you don't talk about it it's fine, oh sure, ya me too I love her, ah I don't really okay never mind you say first


the reality


(ppb) okay, wait I I now that now that you talk about this I also, and it came to mind of someone that I would admire, and he is JJ-#Lin# , uh a Singaporean singer songwriter that really, uh did very well and expanded even


to Taiwan and around the world even, so I think is rather impressive because people don't really know Singapore even, ya but, yet uh JJ-#Lin# can, kind of like represent Singapore, to into and enter into the Chinese music industry


and even be popular up till today, ya actually he wasn't as popular last time but, he his popularity really like shot up over the past few years, ya, and his songs are good and he's really


yes and he's very I mean the the songs that he write and sing is really impressive also, ya so he is not just like a, popular guy but his, songs are also of like good quality, yeah


next , okay so the card says on the ball, attentive or focused so the work that you do is super, the work that you do is super


so maybe you wanna talk about what you study I don't know, if you want to, okay maybe I would say studying business is kind of


so that's kind of like the work I would do in the future, so I would say, , studying business and eventually going out to work will be quite competitive, , I mean even there are there are a lot of people studying business and there are different kinds of people studying business


there are those that are like really passionate about business they know what they want to do, which most likely they would want to be entrepreneurs in the future, uh there could be those that aim to be ceo in the future or those who want to lay low like, me that


you know just wanna, study and do business just for livelihood purposes, so I think uh it's very different, and and when when you have this kind of people in this , business industry I guess


it makes it very competitive because when you choose to lay low and not be so, yeah yeah how do you uh not be so , competitive is there a better word to say than competitive


uh , eager desperate ya when you're not as eager or desperate for a certain position or certain goal in mind then, makes you fall behind so, ya I I would say it's quite competitive and people sometimes do ugly things


ya and and it's not nice some people are very nasty, but you know it's just the way it is it's just very realisitc and, yeah, I guess having a glimpse of that in school is good


maybe a few things I think cleanliness , I think it's very important like it really creates the impression of your country to other people and, being deemed as one of the countries that, is clean yes and people's first impression, ~ly of Singapore is how clean the place is and


how it's a very nice country so, I mean having to hear this praise so often, over the past few years makes me feel that this should be, continued and sustained for the rest of, the generations after, other things would also be


I don't know the culture of Singapore how it's so, versatile with so many different, races I think it's something that Singapore has, as like a unique point that other countries don't, so I think it's something that should be preserved for the next generation also


which place in Singapore, that's a difficult one


uh to be oh


okay


I think one of the most memorable places is actually Takashimaya, because no because my dad works as a like a delivery guy, he deliver shoes to departmental stores, so since like a kind of young age I visit


no I don't deliver the shoes but, I kind of like visit different departmental stores and Takashimaya is one that kind of, stood out to me in my head, uh I remembered that you know how Takashimaya always have like fairs in the center of that the hall area, so


there is either like food fairs or like toy fairs, things like that so it make it very interesting to go the Takashimaya everytime ya, and then , there is also the, the Takashimaya itself also has like toys and all that so


from what I could recall I always enjoy looking at the toys there ya and the food is also nice, so Takashimaya is bomb, to me when I was a kid, okay


upgrading works what which aspect of old Singapore do you miss the most


ya I know


I think have eh, (ppb),


okay okay, I think you know how sometimes you see old pictures of Singapore last time, yes or even like the architecture all that I actually quite like the old, ya I actually quite like the old old fashioned kind of building which some parts of Singapore still have


not Kampung but like, like the British kind of , !ouch! that hurts but I mean , ya I I quite like the as in even now there is still some aspects of it


ya and is nice to see like a mix of it, ya ya ya you know something like that, ya, I don't know I just, enjoy that rather than you know now you all see glass, ya or like is all glass buildings


uh industrial buildings that is all blue and reflective and, fancy uh I ya


, okay, just now you mentioned about like the grandma like using the money to buy cigarettes ya so I think sometimes these people kind of , make me more unwilling to help the elderly because you know gives me the impression like what if they also use the money for


ya you know wrong purpose or even, you know how the news always say there could be there could be an organization behind them ya so things like that kind of make me a bit dubious, yes and less willing to , lend a helping hand I guess but I think sometimes but there are also other elderly that really need help


so the kind of help that I think we could potentially give, which I also feel that I should do more of, but I'm really lacking in is, to give more time to them rather than you know monetary that now we can't afford to give, maybe it's just as simple as spending time


as like a companion talking to them because I think maybe that's what they need most for some maybe, ya and I think we can even start from home like you know if you have elderly grandparents at home I think it's, always good to start from home to spend more time with your grandparents


that's a very good point oh shit, yes


but there's always a tendency to, want to treat other people that you don't know better, ya


oh which do you wanna talk I, (ppb), do you have any in any in particular,


okay


ya I understand, okay, I don't even want kids so I won't think so far, but I mean I I agree with everything you say like not to not to stress my kid in like the study study only


but also to you know enjoy life in its simplest ways and, ya I mean there's no point in I mean there will always be a good and a bad but, I feel like there's no point in trying to make your child so unhappy to do well in school


it's already with very very good, what


yup they're sure, you want to talk about CCA or not more fun wait as a parent or as a


I think to some extent exams I mean they are a way to measure how well you know your content, ya ya but but I feel that it's not very useful in trying to, assess your


knowledge ya because I feel like , when you are able to understand and you know really want to learn something, then that makes learning more effectively rather than trying to make it, uh examinable and trying to force you to


memorise it like you said and, you know be put in this situation where I have to do well I have to go through this exam because it will determine my grades, it will determine how much I know my stuff, so I think is not very effective but ya again if you ask me what other ways


there could be to assess for knowledge, there's no other way I can think of other than exams, so I think I'm still like, a little ya on the fence about how exams are


ya I saw that also


that's ya I think I think that's a better idea because I think whether you see it or not it really depends like you said some people want to, see because they get good results and they get recognition but they don't want to see it maybe, you know because they, get bad results but yet again if you're not doing so well and you're able to see your results


then you can kind of use it as like a gauge to improve ya so like, I think it's very hard to determine ah whether what's right or wrong but maybe like what you said, opting in or out of it is a good option


it all ya it comes down to the point of exams [orh] like once again, ya, you know to assess your I mean exams in a way is to assess your IQ, to put it simply, ya, like how you answer questions and things like that it it it all boils down to your IQ and


that also determines what kind of progression you might you know what schools you can enter in and things like that but, and I guess it's really very subjective, ya, okay


I think because that major in Math maybe , ya ya, I think that's a good idea like we


uh okay, my CCA is , uh uh my CCA is, uh choir, and also recently, I join a volunteering club


ya for Singapore girls' home, ya so , personally my CCA is a form of relaxation, I see it as like a, place outside of school where I can relax and enjoys, school, for a little bit


ya so , I think choosing a CCA, is you can go in two ways you can either choose something that you enjoy, in or something that you can benefit from so when I say benefit from, for example you know how there's like you know investment clubs


entrepreneurship clubs things like that, ya so these kind of clubs you can benefit from it in terms of experience, or, you know gaining more, technical knowledge, yes life skills also, so I think ya it depends on what kind of CCA you wanna go for but


I would prefer to go for something that is more, for my own something that I can enjoy in because, school is already a platform where I feel that I can learn, things that I want to learn, so, ya I would rather do something that I enjoy and also joining the volunteering CCA recently


for Singapore girls' home I think uh, it's something I've been wanting to do but have not actually taken action yet so, being in my last year of uni I wanted to do something different, ya and to, I mean after school I mean


ya this is this is like a school is like a good place to uh and it provides so many platforms for volunteering so, I think , it's always good to volunteer, (ppb) even though I really lack in it, ya that's why I'm trying to change it now, ya


(ppb)


I also don't know why I'm in business


I'm also not athletic at all , , oh really, , ya me too


uh in primary school or, English and Math, English, what do they teach you, oh


oh okay okay, uh I only had English tuition in primary school I think, ya then in secondary school I'm just like (ppb) what is English I mean cause I feel like this kind of language , ya you can't really teach I mean anything beyond what you already know


I don't know I think it's quite hard so uh I only had Math and science tuition in secondary school, yeah, uh I think tuition is good to some extent because it gives you like, another platform to get help and guidance,


ya and like another perspective I guess, yeah, yeah


yeah, (mmhmm),


brave, but I don't know to some extent I think, if your child's interest


when they are or or when they are older aligns with what kind of classes that you bring them to when they are young, that is fine because, when I ask people like oh do you learn piano since young some people said ya my my parents made me go for piano classes, so sometimes , but of course majority of the times when I ask this people actually don't enjoy it when they are young


but to some extent they also regret not continuing it, ya so I think, it really depends so sometimes parents may make their right choice in what kind of classes they make their children go for, ya like for me I have not been to any enrichment class before because my mum is not the kind


to put me into this kind of classes to make me, you know be good in this be good in that, so, ya I've never been to any, but as of now I regret not going for any, ya so that's like, two sides of the, of this ya


(ppb) okay parent teacher Meetings from what I recall they used to be like a waste of time I mean , in terms of my parent coming to see my teacher and also, being you know cause prefect then you have to kind of facilitate


so that's a waste of time oh uh let me just share an a memorable , not that memorable actually experience so I was in charge of this class, and there was, a grandmother I, think or a child I think it's a child that vomited


in the waiting area, so I mean there're also a lot of other parents sitting around so, it's a bit disturbing and, I actually cleaned up, I mean, at that moment when I mean imagine you have to like let it be there and call for the cleaner to wait for the cleaner to come to the classroom


to clean it so I just like kind of like roughly clean it first, , ya it was quite disgusting but I would say, not I think it was a grandma or like another another not so, not so old not so young kid like you know


taking care of another kid I if I'm not wrong I can't really remember it could be an old aunty, ya, so I kind of cleaned up, but I was daring enough to clean because I have a dog, so dogs kind of make you brave in this kind of thing that is disgusting I'm serious, ya it's like a life hack


what's difficult easy interesting enjoyable, ya, ya nothing changed


(mmhmm), (ppb), (ppb),


, what's interesting, oh I think what's interesting is for Poly uh you know how you can take other electives outside


ya outside of your, so you can take modules or electives outside of what you're studying, or special ya ya ya as in both so , you get to do different things you can do artsy kind of modules you can do science kind of modules you can do


all kinds of modules that is outside of your degree basically, so I think that kind of like adds a different, life yes dimension into your study life because you're doing, getting a glimpse of something different and something interesting or something that you're really really interested in you can get to do it and try it out


yup in my tuition


I can I freak out okay cause I just completed my internship attachment, from, end May to, start of Aug eh end July sorry ya so that's about twelve ten to twelve weeks


so I was interning at a hr department, cause I I study hr so I think my internship experience in general was much better than my Poly one, I get to do a lot more not just administrative things


to some extent it's still administrative but at least I get to try out a lot more things, that I can really see how what I study I can really see the link between what I'm studying and what I'm doing at work,


but you know how sometimes, uh people say internship is very important, you know they really value internships but I think to me sometimes I feel like internships is not that valuable actually, because it really depends on the organisation sometimes they the opportunities that they give you are really not that good


you know they you could you could be doing really, administrative work like printing scanning, shredding paper so that is not value adding at all to, ya your education but uh if you are attached to a good employer then


and your internship is programmed and organised and structured very well then of course you will get a very good experience there ya and you will learn a lot more things, ya but, I guess as a internship it's just a glimpse of what work life would be like so


don't expect too much but just try to learn as much as you can, even but with that said even if they make you do very lame things just do it, ya


shouldn't do, ya, food


okay I will say one first, uh just at uh the second week of August first week of August I went to Guangzhou, and let's just say that the food there is amazing everything that I had there was very nice


I think something that was very memorable was this very expensive meal that we had the last day, uh it's basically Korean barbeque, they had like uh those exquisite high end kind of , beef and pork


and it's really expensive we just order order without thinking much, and the bill ended up about eighty something, , no no okay the thing is back uh at the very last day we don't even have much money left


ya, in fact, no it's like we use Wei-Xing, we use uh WeChat to pay, ya cause like Ben had extra money, something like that ya, so uh that was a very nice meal it was and and and it felt nice because there're people serving


and then apparently we ordered something that was so high end that people don't really order so actually the guy serving us said, uh is it okay if we actually promote, you buying this so she uh he it was very awkward cause , he was speaking quite fast so I couldn't understand what he was saying in Mandarin so I'm like what what what


and then afterwards he just very shyly and awkwardly took a small little video of the food, that was that we were uh that we ordered, phone ya but as in it's good because it, displayed very nicely like the raw meat all that it's like very nice


there's like dry ice, seems a little bit fat, uh we didn't order much


actually, ya I think it's like, ya it's just eating meat only


okay let's play the game, okay so you're supposed to spot the differences right, okay I think your picture is the same as mine, you, do you have a city pharmacy a butchers magical toy shop and books


like four different stalls, okay let's go from like left to right, okay erm, top left corner there's a cloud, and a sun, and then right below there's a city pharmacy


CITY PHARMCY, medicine tablets there's only like one blue colour jug, in the middle


I don't think so I think that's how we're supposed to spot the differences (ppb), so why don't you circle cause I think yours is the one with things, permanent on whiteboard, alright okay


below the red cross there's a shine lip gloss, shine lip gloss, alright that's your difference then, is there a white door


ya the pink colour window to your right, okay and then , there're black bricks against a grey wall


okay , four rows


eleven, ya okay and then like in front of the pharmacy there's a old lady with the bun, she's wearing glasses, like, about her hair, okay and then like she has a brown


handbag, and pink high heels, ya and then like beside that, she's wearing black, ya like a black top and black, pants, yeah


uh inner piece is like, pink, outer is black it's all black, like on her handbag or like just, there's


like there's a sign that says park, just park, who at park , no you, no you're the one with the difference, so it's better that you circle cause it's visible I don't know where the positioning is


is there a dog sniffing the park pole, he's right beside he's a sniffing it


ya, is alright I think I, alright I mean, no, mine it's a bit cold I


you can see it, it's closer, alright then that's a difference, and then okay let's move on to like, the butchers


there are seven pies in the window, there's a butcher standing outside with blood, no, no, mine mine is just seven pies


so, there's a butcher standing outside with a cleaver, he has like blood stains on his, apron he's wearing green is is yours wearing green, black shoes


is he wearing white hat, white hat with like a, blue rim like ya, is it blue or grey I I can't tell, I'm quite colour blind


it it matches the it matches the house, alright, oh ya it might be green oh no I colourblind okay anyways


okay the blood stains there are three three, on top and three below, alright, okay, blue


green, yellow


is that what this feels like this feels like PSLE oral, okay and then, so like in front of the butcher shop there's a pole that says science fair, is it a square


ya or is it like an arrow, okay okay so it's not a square it's a rectangle okay but anyways, and then like there's a red car nearby, SCIENCE FAIR


do you really mean what's inside the science fair, no, , uh what do you means


she has a red car with black wheels, yeah it's, I can't like this yes it's yellow


it's two yellow blocks and one orange, ya


I mean there are lines I I guess


you just said she's a blonde girl what do you mean, well ya she it's it's a blonde girl and she's wearing white, with no she's wearing white top and then like blue skirt, her hair tie is orange


ya she's wearing a pink shoes, orange pink I I can't tell, I'm really quite colour blind


blue, red, , black


hey Bill, is yours like Billy or some, he's wearing he's like blonde but like yellow hair


like really bad hair dye job but, the girl's hair is like yellow, the guy's hair is like kinda like brownish, blonde like a dirty dirty


ya his hair is like the same colour as a toy shop, no, he's wearing like a grey sweater, grey sweater


and then like, he's wearing like green pants, no belt, uh, brown shoes, yeah, yes, how many fingers does he have


like a stump, alright


alright I I mean I guess, okay wait in front of the toy shop there's a lamp post right, is there a bird on top of your lamp post, ya okay, actually you should be asking the questions cause you have what I don't


no, peas, but I don't know if it's caps


okay


two, three, white, and I think


grey, green as in the the exterior of the toy shop is it, green brown and grey


there're two bears, the big bear is yellow, and it have a, white vest has a red vest with


white buttons, the small bear is brown with a red vest and white buttons, okay


as in like on the display, white it's called learn how to bet, learn how to bet


ya and then below there are three panels two panels right one on the left one on the right, the door in between on the right panel there's a sign that says learn how to bet


on the left there's just twos block, it's like two squares one's red and one's green, is the same colour as the car, like similar ya I guess oh-my-god I can't tell if this is like a


eyesight test or, what you know what I mean, next left no it says pet centre one mile


I I don't know how many differences there are


ya I think I think we got it, I think so, I don't know actually, might be I forgot I think I had to circle that but


okay, ya


that list is this, I think, I think we're okay I think it's


alright let's move on, okay, why don't like let's take turn to draw the cards and then like ask each other questions, it feels like a game show


you drink first, feels like someone air or something, alright are you ready


okay you draw let me let me drink, you draw


oh no, most inspiring book I've ever read, I think, !wow!


no, ya I think so, oh I know, no I know I know Tuesdays with Morrie, I think it was I don't know I just I can't remember


ya, it's about this guy who goes visit, this, old man who's dying every Tuesday his name is Morrie and then, that old man teaches him a lot of life lessons, I should probably read that book again, ya I just I don't really remember how the story goes but


I guess, I don't know I just felt like when I read it at that point of time it really (ppb), impacted me in some way, and it was kind of like a book I din buy it it was like I found it at home it was like, it was browning like it was it was old


I don't I don't know but oxidizing dye, really, did you know that we lose, do we burn fats


we lose weight by breathing, no like you know people like how where where does the fat go like how do you lose fat is it like your sweat is like tears, of your fat but we actually lose it by breathing


ya it's it's, uh it's it's okay forget it okay, what are your top three children's name


why, top three children's name, ya, uh like top three children names that you think are good for children lah, I remember you said something like stupid like John


oh-my-god better give a hot name


oh-my-god, no don't name your kid Peggy, okay, stop cursing, no, ya


Aurora okay, sounds like you know Aurora's name of sleeping beauty right, sleeping beauty's name is Aurora, yes it is, that's Snow White


oh-my-gosh, oh-my-god you're the worst okay no you have to give three what are the other two, can't believe you thought Aurora was Snow White


come on two more, Taylor, Taylor's a unisex name, why would you name your kid Chelsea


it's really gross, I mean if you wanna name your kid after your ex lover I guess, I guess alright move on


oh no, oh nobody, I don't know I guess it has to depend on like where I'm at in life, like if if I'm single his single we're ready to mingle


maybe , maybe, (ppb) because like okay if you specifically bring out Kean as an example then, he's he's a good friend, ya and like


ya he's he's some he has he has good decent family man qualities, but it will hell of weird so, we're just not attracted to each other, in that sense like we're just bros


and also like we're both seeing people so, (uh huh)


as in like ya lah if he express his interest and at that point of time if I'm feeling even the slightest inkling that like, I'm attracted or like I have interest in him then okay, but it's like it's a that oh-my-god, like then is a no lah


so it really has to depend on circumstances, I don't think I would I wouldn't want to, but then, I think like when somebody confesses and it doesn't go the way that they wanted to then I guess, it might strain the relationship a little bit may be kind of awkward


okay a lot of bits okay ya it might be a bit awkward, what would you do, okay let let's say that girl that you've been studying, no no, no no, no, let's say like that girl that you've been studying with


I mean okay let's say like she becomes close, and then she's like eh I like you, like okay if current situation


okay, fair game okay, what activity do you most enjoy doing together with your family, oh national past time (ppb)


(uh huh)


okay, fair enough, oh okay what, not done, six, thirty,


four , I can't do math okay, so why would be something like, lets say if you have your own family next time what would be like a tradition that you wanna set like something that you all do together, drink tea together, okay


fair enough, you want to introduce tea to your children, at such a young age, alright, , okay sure


yeah it's your turn


so it's it's basically the four symbols lah plus minus, equals, divide, times multiply , I think, I will like to be a plus


okay, I think, plus still, because, like I feel like


I can be a value add , I value add to the company ah I'm very hardworking and driven, no like, I feel like in any situation like


you'll notice my present, in a sense like it's always a plus like it good or bad like you'll still, it's still a plus it's still different from like how it was normally, so it's like a, plus, I don't want to assume


plus presence lah, yeah, but I moving to be a multiplying in case you wanna know, ya, but that's


I don't know, don't don't do math, what do you miss most, from your childhood, you do were you really like used to be put on like naps


the only thing you want to is nap, okay


alright your turn, well as of this very moment right now


especially after what we've been talking about for the past, three days if I could turn back time one thing that I would do differently, is to not will my money away to have better, planning


I think, save more, yeah, Batam is fine I didn't spend, that's Bintan, I would


have gone by wouldn't have paid, I offered to pay for her's only but I ended up paying for half of everybody, so I think that was kind of like


as in because I booked the accommodation right so like accommodation was like a hundred and, let's say thirty each a night for one, so we had two room so that was like maybe two fifty each plus minus almost three hundred lah


four, so we had two rooms two night, basically it was about five hundred dollars for the accommodation, no five six hundred dollars


so I paid half of the accommodation, I think it was just, I think it was just like it was nice I guess, because like different people picking up the tab for different things and my mom booked the ferry, and the


the ferry, eh ferry for eight people is quite expensive, one ticket is about fifty, and then she paid for half the accommodation then my grandma paid for the spa my aunt paid for food, so like that's how we split lah I guess in a way


I know this one already but name one of your closest friends how is he or she special to you


alright hold on you want you wanna like, dedicate this to Mervin or something alright so tell me about your best friend


no but seriously though why


that's so sweet, alright I will send this shout out to Mervin will let him know thank you very much, I will find a way honey okay, eh it's your turn sorry


what personality trait I like most about myself, can I say nothing, can I say nothing


okay fine straight forward, I think, it's something I like because it's something that defines me a lot like people around me know that I, I don't hold back, like if I'm not like I guess I'm not two face in a sense I don't like


pretend to like, you know pretend to be okay with things I'm not okay with, and I think that's important like to be honest to yourself and to be honest with the people around you so that's something that I think a lot of people don't have the courage to do, or to be and I think


I mean of course ah there are some situations where it's still a bit difficult for me to like you know, be honest but, I think, as general rule of thumb, I always try to be, straight forward and like, so like you know people around me know that they they want the truth


then they would get it from me lah you know if they want somebody to like lick their ass then, not me ah (ppb) so, yeah, okay, , if you could have an hour long conversation with anyone at all who would you talk to


why, why, to talk to for an hour like anyone at all you could talk to like Obama or something or like


you could talk to like Sung-Ha-Jung or like your greatest your, your favourite, guitarist or some, or you could talk to Chelsea if you wanted to do


alright, why


why did you laugh, I do, , okay most favourite chore I like vacuum, eh just very satisfying


and like everything is clean I like vacuuming I like cleaning, only if like, like no like I don't like doing chores if someone tells me to do it


same like eh you go and wash the dishes fold the laundry or whatever shit like I don't like being told what to do I like to do at my own time, so autonomy , yeah


uh uh , least favourite chores, keeping the laundry, and washing dishes, I like to cook I don't like to wash dishes


I also don't like my dishes to be oily after somebody wash them so, okay, what do you value most in a friendship


lol , my-god does your phone have space, (uh huh)


what do you value most in a friendship, why


okay your turn draw a card, yeah, no I just asked you what is the, oh-my-gosh stop eh you trying to like skip turn or something is it


everything everything, I'll dropout of school, I will, drop all my pending jobs , I mean if I'm gonna die I don't need money anyways