you can go first, you guys are going to stand here ah, they are like !wow! this is a weird topic


Singapore and Malaysia are like, you know brothers but not really brothers brothers on a on a tricky relationship, you know what let's skip this topic, next do I go do I go next


okay Heng Suay what's the best worst thing best or worst thing that can happen to you in Singapore, to you to you in Singapore


as an individual


favorite game during recess, err something called monkey, monkey bar, ya is is called monkey bar really so we play on the monkey bar obviously


so so then we, yes exactly correct so, what we do is we both get on the monkey bar at the same time at each ends and then after that we, use our legs or whatever to try and get each other off then the the loser obviously is the one that falls off first


ya alright, wait are we supposed to I thought you are supposed to, give each other points okay so I'm I'm counting already ah your point, so collector's edition what did you collect as a hobby when you were growing up


oh ya K same, ya ya so do you still have it, yeah they can that if yeah they have some value to it yeah


I still have mine so, you know what, that's a lousy answer I'm gonna give you zero points, can I give him zero points


yes best place to chillax in Singapore , in the west side, cause I'm in the west


Giam, Kana, #giam kana# I don't know what is this what do you always, stinge on splurge on, Giam #giam kana#


I don't even know okay, salted olives metaphor for a miserly person, #giam kana# okay I don't know lah #giam kana#, I don't know what this means let's go next, recess time


I think it's err you know those little quail eggs, yeah you know, gold eggs, that's my favorite and you know it's those, those, packet with the animals those crackers


the twenty cent one that we have in primary secondary school, yes correct so that's good you know, give me one point thanks, alright T F R what, would you rather have kids or pets


why, !wow! you getting all serious with me okay, so, !wow! you're getting all serious with me


best subject, what's that called social studies worst subject math, I suck at numbers I suck at details, I'm bad at details, so you know I like to think about the world I like to think about, the economy or the world people so I was good at social studies


next, is pantang superstitious, the most superstitious belief or practice that you subscribe to is


are you superstitious in any way, do you have any superstitious beliefs I think your background is a buddhist background correct, so like, what would you say is the most superstitious belief that you have, say what about seventh month what the what belief


okay, so


so do you really believe in that, okay, I'm not I'm not ah so I'm I'm I'm you know my family is christian so


when was the last time I interacted with a foreigner last week I guess, so just a person I met through an event, and then, I mean so I, I brought her around lah like in Singapore to you know like


places like, Chijmes and Haji lane and, and marina bay, so, you know, yeah she was from France so that's, she shared with me about her culture lah so you know


err she would show me around when she would, when I would visit lah when I travel to France, looking forward to that, it's really not interesting , generation gap what's the biggest similarity or difference between your generation and your parent's generation


okay, okay, so okay ya


eh so that's the main thing lah, so any other thing about generation other than dressing, no okay so you have mentioned difference so let's talk about similarity now, ya, what


no no so you've mentioned the difference one biggest difference so I would like to know what's the one biggest, similarity that you find between you and, ya generation, drive as in their personal drive as a person


I see so, ah I see


it's in a way in your blood in your soul, me, biggest difference between me and my parents, it's probably mindset mentality you know about life about, even religion


so ya, ya


obviously to return the stuffs and you know not make a mess all over the table not litter the ground not litter the floor just help them out, yeah, that's great I have points, we have a vision for tomorrow we have a vision is that the song okay


what's the one thing about Singapore that should be preserved for the next generation, oh this is a good question, this is a good question yeah, it's the culture as little as people like to say that Singapore doesn't have much of a culture it does do you agree


what's what's your thoughts on that Singapore's culture, exactly yup (uh huh)


yes correct, so okay on that point I would like to ask something a little bit more further, so what's your, would you say that you know what is actually happening is, globalization or right, so like, you know what's your take on that is it more of a good thing or more of a bad thing like it it destroys culture in a way correct


so you know what's your


would you say it's more positive or negative, neutral lah, good for the country in the, in having, as in globalization is good for the country, okay okay


never yeah okay next, okay


most memorable, I mean I was in the police force lah so then obviously is when attending to those suicidal cases


so the most, the most, memorable I would say most impactful, was actually when I attended


you know is pretty common in Singapore, for suicidal cases, but there was one case in particular, where it was a kid, it was a young child probably secondary two


so it's like what thirteen fourteen fourteen year old, so you know that was really, no no no so I went I attended the case, where it was a yeah where it was a secondary two kid who, killed himself


so I think that that really make me think about think about you know the, the society and the culture in Singapore's society Singapore's system Singapore's, education system, and how we are, we are brought up lah and what we are taught


so it make me really think about, you know, ya okay it's getting it's getting a little bit sad, that was my most memorable event I guess


you were in the commando correct


okay so that's why it's, but this type of things that happens that make us have something to remember about correct, so that's good, all right you think I thought who confirm think of your favorite Singlish word or phrase


explain guess or make up it's origins, all right, that's two points cause I like it


that's a taboo topic all right heartlands, where should Singapore's where should visitors go in Singapore to get the real sense of the country


you know, actually I think you know what is good in my opinion, Geylang, it's a yeah yeah and it still has a good yes exactly


yeah actually dude you know I love the durian there and I love the you know the what's that called claypot, claypot chicken, and frog porridge, I love Geylang


I don't complain, I deserve my one point, yes I do


if I become an MP what's the first thing I do !wah! that's a tough question, you know, stop the scoot scooters


is its its not banned yeah restrictions but it's not banned you know, recently you know this


which place in Singapore made the biggest impression of you on you as a kid, why, you grow check points so so what's what is what is what the what


so what happen to the business, what business was that distribution animation


pretty decent, but, things changes


what, most busybody thing I have ever done, I I don't really know, like it's it's like small events like like, what most


busybody thing is so weird


the best place to meet a hantu what the okay, let's let's let's just talk more about this, which cemetery


is pretty well known, it's quite well known for it, yeah you know, there was one time, I was there at night just, err exploring my friends, and then


there was this guy who just came up of no where when we were in the cemetery, you know he told us that his name was Yan-Wei, so, I thought it was little bit weird, Yan-Wei so I kept I kept repeating the name to myself Yan-Wei


and I found it really familiar, when I got back home, it was a very it was a very you know, weird event


okay


teacher who made the biggest difference in your life is, who is that


(uh huh), !huh!, !huh! !huh!


how old were you, oh so you know that you felt different about, so do you, did you fall in love with her


so did you guys, do you guys do you guys still keep in contact like I don't know I'm just thinking, what what's her name again, Jaiya ah okay so Jaiya anyway


that's interesting you know like, I heard some stories about you know in the US , teachers would have a , okay let's go to the next card


how to be, you know be to have grit and to be a man and


err you know, born you know born through struggles I think that's the main key thing, oh !wow! I love I love how you (ppb), oh okay so would you say that you are a good example in NS


okay !wow! such, I love your answers like it makes likes me, yeah


everything also scared, what are you most Kia about


losing, you're losing time all the time how so how is that even a valid answer, wisely, I get it I get it yeah so it's more of going about how you use your time


they, so to this question will it be like you are most afraid of wasting time


you see I get you alright next, okay let me talk about what I most afraid of, I've never gone through it but it's actually losing a loved one


so you know I can only imagine how that would be like, so, yeah that's my greatest fear in a way, ya, so I'm


describe the place I call home in Singapore, ever changing, not


E scooters , very different from you know when I was a kid, what's the question again what's what is it again, describe


I would just say ever changing


Singapore should become the next hub for


financial hub, the green movement


environmentally friendly but I think it's already moving to the direction it's good I mean, ya, what can be improved


cars, maybe making a bigger switch from your normal, put your cars to, electric cars but it's already making some changes but probably not quick enough not fast enough


and you know , the way we go about rubbish or using consuming stuff, !huh!, yeah you know using less plastic


I think that's very important, oh yeah definite okay


yeah, think is just some, yes, look at yeah Shanghai and Beijing, yeah


and here's the thing you know, it make me think of this company call, yeah


tense, tencent, so tencent, runs this application in China that yes exactly, and you know everything that they do about their payments


about what, yes, durians I think yes I do durians as in like the seeds or durians as the whole


that's a big difference, the seeds, probably, whole, but is different sizes what, whole probably about, so seeds maybe about, thirty


what about you, that's weak, oil, oh okay


yes you're right, Ulu if you want to escape the cross the best place to go is, it's a good question, ya to experience


where, serenity the world, where would you go, hiking where


why you sound so, not confident , ya, I just go cycling at the canal there are no people


alright let's go on next


embrace, the weather, ya , isn't that right, five marks answer


, unbelievable , yes it is what event in the past year make you stun like vegetable


I would say probably who, would you like to answer, I don't know you seem like you wanted to answer it okay, oh sorry what's the which Singaporean, Sun-Yanzi


I love her songs and I love how she is really humble and you know live a normal life, even though of her global success, she's very, yeah person with great humility


yeah, she is what I called the true blue local girl, with great talents


treasure hunt if you could be a, Karang-Guni man what would you want to collect, if you were to be a Karang-Guni man wouldn't you have any choice in the first place, this is a funny question let's go to next one


oh but, ya ya ya, ya is there, someone who became a millionaire from where, ya okay, cool


ya ya my brother used to do that in


Singapore, ya ya , yeah it is cool, you know some things I prefer not to share


I let the moment take its, does its job, foreign talent the difference between experts and foreign workers is, the difference where do we even begin so many difference


in what sense, I'll let you answer that, alright let's go, working for a better future, you know what I think we could be in politics like we are so politically


yeah


oh man this is tough question, a specific message, to a specific group of people in Singapore, yeah


exactly exactly I will tell yes exactly you know ya, yo like, get you financial financial advice, yes exactly it's in, yes


what's the, I don't know maybe it's


yes, that's a great, great perspective, character development, if you could teach Singaporean students one lesson what would it be, yes you are right you know that's the it's really I mean as much as it's true really you know


it's it's


ya, you know the other thing about I mean another topic that is really good, that for development I mean the part from financially literacy I think it will be


mentality, you know like, so you know , such as having a growth mind set, you know you know I mean, we we are brought up in a society


where, we just kind of follow to the system you know get great marks get good marks, and the we, and they, yeah of course definitely so but the thing is, hmm, they they do not strive to grow more than what is needed you know for many of them


so, actually you know learning is actually a lifelong jurney, and this sort of, things concepts, it should really be, taught from young age to really, learn as much and to really have a growth mindset, and to have that grade in that sort of grade in life


you know certain things that would correctly help them in the long run and bring them, far, okay next topic


what's that, oh taxi drivers they are really interesting people you know they like to they like to talk


about everything, most interesting is about this guy who would talk about all his gambling, yes and he will talk about his gambling experiences in Marina Bay Sands, so


you know, it's really it was really funny the guy such character and he would just, talk about you know that time where he would win, you know a few thousands, and then he would just


yeah, yeah, oh ya okay yup yes yes


yes, yeah, uh (hmm), that's true, most of them do not have don't don't don't need to do it, is it is it is that a bad or good thing you know or is it like a neutral thing


you know maybe it take some market share from people who for those who really need, yes exactly, Kampung spirit


how well do you know your neighbours, next door, it's a long way to go, do consider my, how well do you know your neighbours next door


hmm, okay, right beside you, okay


yes exactly, yeah to chat with her, yeah


ya exactly you know, on this point I had an experience in the past, where, I was with the force, police force, and this lady would always call up, to the police station, and talk about


talk about, talk about all sorts of things, so then she would complain about this and complain about that, but, where we would go down


you get idea when we would go down, there was really no problem with her, she just wanted some company and people to talk to, ya ya so


that's the issue with the older generation people in Singapore, they a lot of them they, they feel lonely basically that's the issue, yeah


I think in you know what plays apart you know what plays apart, it's the way in which our, HDBs are built, the only common space that they have is probably the void deck correct, I mean, if you can think about it, like it's the way that environment


that, doesn't really encourage a lot of, that, Kampung spirit, mixing and socializing, when you come out of the door you just, yes exactly, yes yes


yeah, you know like, probably the market or something like that, yeah


grandfather road, I do not have any, famous person I'm related to, alright next


Lee, is very common, describe describe my Singaporean dream


my dream for Singapore or my, my own dream, oh what do I see I see a, a country that's you know super futuristic I guess


awesome next, first come first serve what would you queue for in Singapore, ice cream for ice cream cool what ice cream, soft serve oh that's really that's that's


oh me what would I queue for I would queue for, Kway-Zhap Kway-Zhap, I love Kway-Zhap, yeah you know who you know who wouldn't kill for a good bowl of Kway-Zhap with, delicious pig organs


definitely, smh, what, what's yours, laugh out loud


like smh, shaking my head, shaking my head SMH, yeah of course it's all over internet, like yeah okay alright, you don't like lol you use it


what aspect, of old Singapore how old can I


I'm in my twenties, so what do you, old Singapore I would say you know probably the, is likely more Kampung spirit ish, and people are more friendly and open, and less


less foreigners on a weekend, well, err no that no I definitely don't here's the thing, well


that's not cool , alright you know let's keep that , what were we talking about


what it's my turn to ask, pioneering generation what can you do to help the elderly poor, oh ya


okay


you know you know through this conversation that I have with you I I realized one thing, you're an extremely noble person, I'm beginning, I'm beginning to really admire you and your you know , your values as a person, you know maybe I should be more like you


maybe be after this entire thing you can share a bit more about how you go about life and your philosophies, I would be really glad to you know buy you a meal you know, just talk about life, what would you say, awesome wonderful


what, I can do , is you know I'm a guy who, but I think I'm pretty similar to you, ya so


probably along the line or spending time with them helping them clean their houses for those who don't really have much relatives around, so ya definitely let's go on next one, eat here or Dabao, what favourite hawker dish makes you #lao nua#


okay, alright that's, that's next , drink store, what's your usual coffee shop order for, Kopi or Teh


okay you're very health conscious is it, so are you saying that people who, who puts sugar in that drinks, I'm not fully experiencing that


the the the the the the joy of having a coffee, yeah, that's not how the way I hear you yes it kind of sounds like, you're saying that people who choose to have put some you know sweet sugar or or condense milk in their drink


is not fully embracing the experience of, coffee, no I do not, no I don't, no I don't, no, yes, yeah, yeah I'm a very simple guy I like to keep it clean


alright, I don't I bring up my own bottle, yeah, pretty you know I'm pretty, conscious about our impact on the world


yeah, I'm talking about, being consumers, for everything that we do, there is a, impact or in fact yes exactly impact or effect to our actions


so you know , we go about buying bottles and buying anything you know be it, packets of food, but we rarely, think about the consequences in which, we have, and that's something, that


we should be more aware about, our consequences, an impact on the world, vote Jeremy two zero one nine, and, **


this is bad


alright let's go, how, is that actually okay, I mean, we have talked about this plenty of times


yes exactly I mean that will be our no I like this topic so, you know, for every different people they have different beliefs different values different, yes different circumstances and that affects their, principles in a way or in life, and that also


changes their definition of what success is, so you know I like this topic, I like the topic of what is success or how do you define success, so you know,


yeah so you know what what's your take on on on on, on success


so if, so is kind of having a mission that's larger than yourself, that's good


you know it reminds me of this guy called, Tony Robins, yeah, on the ball


important, the work that you do is super fulfilling what do you mean by that, I definitely do


what's this got do with, how do you how does one achieve fulfillment in their life


okay


where is the the end to the greater height, exactly so, how how do you reach that, peak of fulfillment


I would say, it's love and, what you say contribution, is this two points, you know the say that love makes the world go round, or love is what drives the world, I believe in that


we will bring love to the world, Russell, Peters, ya, don't we all go through that period, in our


primary or secondary school when we read, Russell Peters yes, so you know it really affected me quite a little bit during the period, and when I went home I had to shower with the door wide open, what about you


yeah you know I was primary five you know about that period so it's a little embarrassing but you know, it was just a phase that I went through it was, it's pretty it's pretty embarrassing now that I mention it, what about you what what, would did did the did the books have any impact in your life


ya, which is


I see, it reminds me of something, that, Ray-Dalio has share, had shared


Ray-Dalio is err founder and CEO of the world's biggest hedge fund called Bridgewaters Association, yes you're right you know it have you read the book, I love the book, so there was a point where he said


what did he say, being, radically, yes and that is exactly the point, in which you're on


ya , yes


you're right, what the truth is


you know what I love this topic I love this point you know it reminds me of something , so you know there are six needs that people have, in all of us, the first need is certainty and security


the second need is uncertainty or variety, the third need, is significance the need to feel important the fourth need, is the need of contribution, the fifth need is growth the need to grow and the last need


is, what did I say love and connection, so on this point where's the link is actually, on the certainty and the uncertainty part you know it's


how people, prioritise the needs that make us different, so people who are, close minded people are usually the people that prioritise certainty and security, what happens is that they only experience this space


that they are have always been experiencing they don't move out of that circle or that space, so what happens is that they do not see, the all the other areas which, you know could like which, which is there you know, so, people who


place safety and security as the top priority, are usually the people who may not be as fulfilling, you get where I am going, yas


ya so you were saying, exactly, no I would I would like to have it now


no rush so you know, he talks about what, do you what should people prioritize, to live a fulfilling, and a happy life, so would you like to make a guess out of the six needs which two or three


are they, would you like to make a guess which top two or three, needs people should prioritize to live err in a way a more fulfilling life


so there's certainty security and then there is, insecurity oh sorry there is uncertainty and variety and then there is significance, growth contribution and love and connection


would you like to make a guess, for those who tend to be a little bit more, unhappy or lost in their lives, which do they prioritize, certainty is correct, love isn't right


isn't right is actually, certainty is right, and is significance, why significance because it talks of examples of athletes athletes are people who really plays prioritize significance


so you know you talk about Michael-Phelps and you talk about Neil-Armstrong, you know what happens is that after they have accomplished their mission or getting the gold medal uh, or arriving at the moon and then coming back they found that there was really nothing that they could do to beat or to do


that they could achieve bigger than that and what happen was that they fell into depression, so it goes on to explain why that is so, it says that, you know most of that


sense of happiness is coming from external rather than from internal so when that stops, and people stop you know giving him giving them praises, and yeah and he just falls they just fall into an unhappy


place


ya in a way yes in a way, alright


my, grandma , my grandma is the real cook, she cooks because she chooses to, and my mum cooks because she has to


alright let's move on to the next, if you could rename the street you lived on what would you rename it, that's good, can you sing me the Sesame Street song


ya, no hold on hold on


you know, ya it goes a little bit, like, this


I think that's the wrong song , I think that's the wrong story , okay, ya so I think it's a really good it's okay it's done


across the causeway, Singapore and Malaysia like


alright, Heng Suay the best, or worst thing that can happen in Singapore


what was your favourite


game during recess, monkey bar


ah you mean the fight, ya I do that as well, (mmhmm) definitely


okay let's go , give points, Pokemon cards


I mean everybody collects Pokemon cards lah, (hmm) no I've gotten rid of it like, after a while but I heard like some of them are quite, precious right


value to it lah, okay, alright, Bo Jio so the best way the best place to chillax in Singapore is


that's a zero point for you


salted olive, why do you keep getting recess time so what's your most favourite canteen dish or snack


little quail egg, I don't I don't have that in my school, ah the one that is slightly salted right yes


okay, ya I like it, kids of course, I mean right now we are facing an ageing population, ya, yes definitely you have to contribute a little to


our country yes that's a, faster finish homework what was your best or worst subject in school


okay, okay


not, yes it is but not, not really lah my end, I mean, seventh month, so basically, yes so basically for seventh month we will be looking at


the gates are open lah in a way, ya so, that's what that's what people say but, ya and I don't don't really believe in it lah, I mean do you


ya, okay so when was the last time you actually interacted with a foreigner oh what do you actually talked about


that's interesting, ya I'll give you a one point, dressing, ya I mean I like I like how they use to dress it to me comfort


is more important, and what what what they dress in is definitely more comfortable as compared to what we are wearing right now, don't you agree, yeah of course


economy, yeah we use to be okay, similarity, no let's stay at differences


between me and my parents, drive, yes as a person, yeah my so basically, parents used to be in, distribution for clothings ya and right now


I mean to me entrepreneurship is important lah it's definitely something yes it's something that I want to do as well, (hmm) what about you, ya


okay, okay so return your tray what can you do to help the uncles and aunties clearing tables or sweeping floors


social points, what should be preserved


what do you think, definite


fading away slowly you know, yeah which isn't really good right now


definitely I mean for, Singapore if you are talking about the economy wise, they don't have any other resources other than people and if you want to attract other investors definitely we have, we will be affected by


other cultures, yeah and, definitely whatever we, used to be having in the past will not be as same as what's going to, be like, in the future, it's neutral I would say


it's good for the country lah, definitely, economically, okay that's a three marks okay let's go Kallang wave Singapore will win the World Cup in


never (ppb), K one times Jialat Jialat describe your most memorable and NS or reservice experience


ah okay okay okay


yeah that's that's interesting that's interesting, okay mine mine isn't as, mine's actually pretty, pretty good lah I would say although, memorable is very one times Jialat Jialat lah so


what happened was, for, wherever I was posted to right, yes and basically we we were not, suppose to be smoking and yeah so basically we got caught, and


everybody got got up, two in the morning started crawling around cause, yeah that was like our punishment lah which everybody remembered and, the cause of it, was me


that's why it's bad but, you know when I talk to people they don't really blame me lah, thankful for the experience


okay, Terbalik, recount a time, recount a time when you learnt, something which turn your view of Singapore upside down


any hawker centres, Geylang


ya in a way it's preserving what's what, (oo) what's in the past, precisely so do you frequent frequent there often, claypot claypot


yeah frog porridge, love the beef noodles, okay so favourite pastime, what do you always complain about


own self check own self, if you become an MP what's the first thing you will do


stop the scooters, it's banned I mean there are there are certain restrictions to it lah, but it keeps the keeps the neighbourhood alive what don't you think so it does what


yeah someone died from it right, old Woodlands checkpoint


I grew up there, yeah mine, no my my parents used to be, used to own a business there that's why, I used to hang out there and I was just, yeah that was


in the past it was distribution then we did, fruits as well, yea so fruit business first, I'd say, ya so basically I just spend my time there lah playing around with all the other kids from the other, the other stores


yeah, thus, good good times, Kaypoh, so what's the most busybody thing you've ever done


busybody, think of something, busybody, okay let's go next


best place to meet, cemetery of course


what cemeteries are there, I I don't I need yeah I, I I'm not, I can't I can't remember where, you must have had your fair share of experience right


maybe you can share


oh really (ppb), I I also had a similar experience


yeah the other time, I think was in, Geylang, I was walking down the road and basically I heard, I heard this these boys, this boys right I was just eating like frog porridge with a friend


and there was this banana tree that's, nearby, and I heard like, a certain voice calling out, Jeremy's, theme, **, so I turn around, I looked


I tried to find I tried to find for things right and I couldn't see anything know, yeah so it really affected me a lot lah so is deeply etched in my heart lah, okay so let's go next question cher


missus Jaiya, okay, for me right I grew up as a, I would say slightly, rebellious lah, so, this teacher I I actually got into a fight, and this teacher


instead of, punishing me, like the conventional methods right, she actually just set me down, talk me through things and actually forgave me and, I'm in that's a, definitely with the consent of the other student lah so


that itself actually made me, learn to think more, about my own actions, primary six, yeah, yeah of course I felt different, left a great great impact on me lah


of course I love her so much she is like the best teacher you can never find, you know, what what about you do you have any, yeah of course time to time I still visit her bring her some stuff


missus, Jaiya, yeah, (hmm), in the US


what's what's so funny okay lah, let's go to the next one (uh huh), knock it down, guess, NS, so NS taught you how to


yes precisely that's exactly what I learn as well, yeah bonding through struggles and, also leading with example, yes precisely, I, definitely to the best of my ability


yeah that's, (hmm), makes you feel good ah, yeah, learn from the best


what am I'm, afraid of, the most, I would say, loosing, time


yes, using your time, wisely precisely, yes, precisely


what we want to do is to, live everyday like our last, really treasure, what we have and, our parents, because


precisely, okay, yeah please share with me


I mean definitely that's everybody's fear, yeah, but it's good I give you a treat, the place you call home in Singapore


E scooters, describe the place you call home in Singapore, go back to where one came


same everywhere I went


Singapore should become the next, hub, Singapore is really, financial hub providing services


what's next in Singapore, what do you think, the green movement


that's like more of a social purpose like, then what what what do you think can be improved in Singapore, economically


understand I I feel right at present ah what's, upcoming what's next right would be going cashless, yeah if you look at it right market penetration is so little right now and in the future


if this actually there's so much potential for growth, for such a such a sector look at, look at other countries like China, ya precisely don't don't even need to bring their wallets out everything is done through mobile which brings


what company, ten cents, I know we, chat precisely


okay come next question, I don't think so lah, that's why I wanted to talk about this, okay king of fruits what's the most number of durians you have ever eaten at one go do you even eat durians


the seeds, okay let's do the whole, okay let's do seeds then


thirty, probably, ten, I try to eat lesser lah definitely I want I want to stay in shape one, ya, mean maybe you can afford to use to be a personal trainer


right Jeremy, the best place, to go


golf, hiking, serenity


there there I mean, there there isn't much places to do that lah but I mean is a good place


SOP what is a single piece of, vice, what single piece of advice would you give a non Singaporean friend, who is moving to Singapore


that's that's it, five marks question


believable


what about you, why , okay local talent which Singaporean dead or alive do you most admire


who do you admire most in Singapore dead or alive, Sun-Yanzi


it's nice


foreign talent, the difference , okay you go then


collect, everything right , (ahh) go to the golf course, collect golf balls, you know there's a, millionaire


from doing that ya ya but not in Singapore lah definitely, yea go be an Karang-Guni man in, other countries bigger countries yeah, collecting golf balls, became a business know


yeah and I mean you're collecting so much what like you are getting it from the pond, the states, okay that's that's cool, so his


this self made millionaire that, oh he is, that's cool, how come you haven't talk to me about this


that's really cool you Jeremy


let's talk about their similarities, I'd say, both, hardworking yes precisely very forward looking and, willing willing to willing to (ppb) willing to suffer


to get to get to where they want to bring their, families to where they think they deserve to be at that means, of a higher level lah bring them a better better life, yeah so and so forth, okay


so if you could, send a message to a specific group of Singaporean, who would you address and what would you say


you will probably send, a message to everybody, to promote your, business it's free marketing right who who who wouldn't want that ya


yes get your financials done right, by the right people, buy one get one free what's the best lobang you've ever received or share this


what's the best Lobang you have ever received or shared, the best #lobang#s are yet to come, on the way, on the way, character development


financial literacy, it's true, I feel like if this isn't done right at the start right when they are young


when they come to realise the importance of such a thing, normally, I mean they will come to a point whereby they start regretting about the sort of actions that, they have taken in the past lah so definitely it's good to start young and try to engage such


students like maybe through games or, yes building on their physique I mean


okay I get you come


but don't you think it's necessary for Singapore's growth, yeah


!wow! that's, really good, it's a really good sharing, okay let's go, next question, Cabbie


so what's the most interesting conversation, you have ever had with a taxi driver, yes


gambling habits


you know I come to realize that a lot of taxi drivers right, they are just I mean right now I would say it's more like grab, what what they, they normally just do this for fun, they did realize they are


there are a lot of, people who don't have much to do and so they're just trying to find, something to kill time, talk to people, yeah that's what they do


that's neutral, who really need the money right yeah, I get you, okay, next, okay


sorry, oh okay


my neighbor next door is this, she's a wonderful lady she's in her seventies contributed to society she's to be a teacher


they're really good lah and, in good, in good people yeah and, well, thing about, you think about her is I would say for neighbors, of that age right generally speaking


they tend to be a little bit, lonely, yeah so, then will I try to the best of my ability, go over yeah talk to her help out her with stuff like, yeah I mean, although


their children may be very successful but, I feel that should, always be yeah, harmony lah in their work, and life, that way, yeah be more


I would I would think there'd be more value lah to that, than to just be earning, okay


yeah, okay okay


yeah I get you, (ahh) so it's somewhat similar to what I'm facing lah I'd say, yeah


yeah that's a really big issue I mean, definitely I wish something can be done lah I mean what I can do as a person with, really just to help


yeah I get you is more of like pigeon holes people are just minding their own businesses and, they the only common area is really they have to, get out of their comfort zone, to be at lah in a way, yeah


grandfather road, describe the most famous person, you're related to, neither do I, oh my, surname is


**, what do you think, **, gain, **, sg hundred describe in Singapore dream


yeah describe, your dream for Singapore in the way, your Singapore dream, S G hundred man so we are talking about S G at, year hundred what do you see


ah that's very weird, ice cream, yes what what about you


Kway-Zhap yes who doesn't


sounds delicious, KIV what's your most, liked or hated acronym, lol


laugh out loud, that's an acronym, the people use


I don't like it okay let's go next, upgrading works what expect, what aspect of Singapore do you miss the most, aspect, yes


so am I


why, you you sound like you have a certain bias against the foreigners, then what why would you say something like that, Jeremy


skip what, ah okay let's go, pioneering generation, oh I I actually engage in some charity work myself we have some


I have a close group of friends that, constantly works with like, different charity organizations whereby we are just, going there cleaning cleaning their houses donating some food and, yeah as much as I can to the best of my ability I


do whatever things I can lah for them and also, keep them company so, thank you very much (ppb)


okay, of course we can do that, alright so so what what okay so maybe we let's just get back to the game, so what do you think you can do to help the elderly poor


Kway-Zhap


yes and well that's the only way you can really enjoy the aroma of coffee


I mean this depends on personal , every individual differs lah but I myself


what water, ah that's really nice, so normally in the coffee shop what what do you order then


!wow!, that's really nice, so you talking about like , like let's say right now we are looking at, yeah (oo)


there is a, effect, yes, yes


(hmm), ah I mean, I mean right now that is, **, vote Jeremy , okay


okay so, what, okay let's go next question, next question Jeremy, **


okay, so, how, do you, how do we define success, I mean we we have talked about this before, yeah so basically it's


to improve the lives of others true our expertise, yes, and go, different needs


to be, able to be successful, is, to not only fulfill, what, you want, to achieve, for yourself


but more so for even for the people around you to look beyond yourself that is when, that is what I define as success to be able to help, another person in need that is success to me


yes precisely it's a mission that's, a lot larger than myself, Tony Robbins


alright next question, the work that you do is super, fulfilling, don't you find fulfilment in what you're doing right now


yes, fulfilment, fulfilment


ya I mean definitely if I can, fulfilment is, when, you can achieve something larger (ppb) than yourself, like what I told you earlier on basically success


that's fulfilment, to be able to fullfill one's needs desires and goals that's fulfilment to always, reach for greater heights, it's a never ending process where by we are always improving


what's your say on that


vote for , okay let's go, next question Singapore, short, stories what's the most interesting, factual or fictional story you have


ghost story, yeah, school, Singapore ghost stories


shower with the door wide open, that's really interesting


definitely it did, but, to me, I came to realise that, such fears, are all self inflicted in a way, yeah so I started to kind of like seek


the truth, whenever whenever I hear or see something right I'll find the origin of where, such sounds or such noises are coming from and, from there I became a very


rational being, yeah I don't I don't really, believe in such a thing right now


yes, are the writer of principles right, yes, yes I have certain yes (ppb)


open minded, yes, (hmm), that's


an interesting way of looking at it, yes so I mean been radically it's radically open minded so, it's like, most people make bad decisions because they are so certain that


yeah right, that they don't allow themselves to see the better alternatives, that exist, so radically open minded people, know that, coming up with the right questions and asking other people what they think is important


as having all the answer, so in a way when we are, getting to know more about different opinions differing opinions, we get a clearer fuller picture we see the world through another person's eye


and with that itself you'll have a clearer picture as to (ppb), what can be done, yes so it's more of like, swimming in the area of not knowing, and it's actually so much greater and more exciting than


anything anyone of us, knows right now, what about


(hmm) okay


okay


(hmm), that does makes sense, yeah that's a, very good, very good topic that we can actually, continue later ah say or


okay sure sure sure I mean we do we do have time yeah


yeah what


certainty in love, isn't right


may none happy state of mind, yes I get where you are coming from so, in a way they are seeking for, like physical stimulation to, actually, compensate for what ever they can't get


mentally, you're right, okay maybe we can go on to the next question now, so, why, was six years so who's the better cook your mom


or your grandmother, grandma, what what sort of dishes, (uh huh)


Sesame Street , I mean who wouldn't want Sesame Street, Sesame Street, song, do you remember it


I mean, let's get there, okay maybe you can, wanna go for a


what's what's up with songs (ppb), let's, eh yeah okay nice


we're done (ppl)


hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, oh oh oh this that's very soft


hello hello, hello hello, yup, yup, okay nice nice nice nice, nice this, okay nice nice, oh okay can can this is good then alright


uh ya I think I have to hold it there (ppb), I think her mic picks up my voice better than mine


okay, yup yup, yup, alright, okay hello Zainab, okay


so uh, I think I will okay uh so originally just now we were, I'm quite soft actually okay err originally we were talking about, uh your job right, ya so like what about it lah


you you forgot what you were supposed to be doing for your job, uh okay can


so it's quite random lah right, so like how how, okay, oh I see alright then err


eh, sorry I'm actually on top of wait so


you don't know how many people, hello hello yup, hello


hello hello hello, hello hello, oh okay like this, okay sure sure sure alright, eh no is err


okay so with regards to, alright thank you , so with regards to the, thing right so eh do you know how much you getting is it, is it


oh okay okay alright then no worries, how long is your your probation period ah


but when is the earliest you can start signing your, what you don't know anything, legit


wait so your title is the so what officer, okay, but then pa and office executives are very different things you know


I just hope they don't overwork you lah, cause that sounds that sounds pretty tough, err err entry level job


but then like, okay lah I guess I guess it's like, err jack of all trades master of none lah kind of at the moment


in terms of err job mobility right you told me that job mobility was quite good but it didn't sound it doesn't sound to me that it is, fixed leh it's like, as much as there is, uh flexibility as much there is, like space, for you to move on but because it is not structured


it, ya exactly, but if that's the case I thought you wanted something like uh


that's the the ceo told you that


as in you get to get to know people, but the issue is, we sort of already done what


you you barely went for any interviews leh my friend, this is the first interview and you want to latch onto it I think it's, a bit premature, ya I mean like, that that is a good point but the thing is


err people do send out a lot more, resumes, much earlier, you were just seeing one and you say eh this is not too bad and you're just going for it I think that's a bit too premature as much as as good, as much as good as the job sounds and maybe this job is the best sounding one out of everything


but, ultimately they haven't told you to sign the contract yet, there is still time to think about it


up to you lor I guess, but are you still planning to send out more send out more err resumes, so, exactly as I said lah


where is where is the company ah and what does the company do I still don't understand, okay, oh


where is it, that's not too bad but, won't it, if you tell me that your job is pa my my impression is that you're just gonna do a lot of Sai-Kang honestly speaking, like (oh) uh, add this to my calendar like err get this memo written up


send to this person, or err can you take the minutes for this meeting, send to everyone, like that doesn't sound like a job to me, that's why get then then know your job better you are you are too you are too okay with things already, what if it comes then then after that you start regretting


then then then then that will be quite sad and also you you are tied at least to the probation period, it's for the company lah


!aww! that's not too bad, that that's a good thing about that I guess but the, the downside is that, during that period of time you won't be sending any resumes lah


well, true true, I'll, I'll still say you go go ask more about your job


it's your job leh you'll be doing this for your future eh, it's one year less the time you could be finding something that is better for you to do, it it it okay if you think of it this way right


you won't say that like okay err it's good for my cv so, uh I don't mind doing it but depending on your job it might not even be good for your cv, depending on what you you you are to do for example the things that I told you just now, you can't write that in your cv, right maybe you can write oh personal assistant to ceo of


of uh lah lah lah lah, but (erm), other than that you can't give any details, you also want something project based this is not project based, like you won't be leading a project even if you do something you you'll only be tagging along you only be


be tying the loose ends and, that is, a bit tough honestly, just keep sending lah I guess for now, don't be fixed on that thing, as in as much as as as as nice as they are


err try not to be fix on the thing lah just get to know who's your point of contact for the company, you do contact someone about information or someone tells you about information like


all the best [man], what school oh this is for parents this topic is for parents


cca, first group of people, really


'eh, they they'll be analysing this ah you don't any how, I think it's okay lah, laying the ground work lah I understand


I I feel I feel that it's fine eh, lah I I feel that, this is the best thing, yeah, as in like because ultimately it's up to us to, bring the conversation get the conversation going lah


I just took it off my ear, yeah honestly yeah, yeah (ppb) I found it easier lah, yeah I rest it between my lips so like, you copying me ya


wait so its you so just to confirm ah you you don't know what you doing later at cgh, okay lah it's part time job lah part time job, but the pay is not as good as the previous one right


the part time yeah the recommends, I thought it's worse


okay, you want food-court, yeah Serangoon Serangoon is nice but like, actually honestly it's been quite some time since I've been to Serangoon


Serangoon is nice it has quite a lot of stuff , there's a Prata place, I actually, have have you eat, I I don't understand people's like fascination with Ban-Mian


like I have friends who to tell me like oh this Ban-Mian is damn good, oh that Ban-Mian is damn good then I ate it and I was like it tastes like Ban-Mian, then my friend will be like, have you tasted bad Ban-Mian I'm like, but bad Ban-Mian is ban bad ban main good Ban-Mian is average Ban-Mian, why would you say that, oh this is good Ban-Mian it's just freaking average almost everywhere is average


bad Ban-Mian is rare, right, I don't understand people's fascination with Ban-Mian, I have so many friends recently who said oh this Ban-Mian is so good then I try and it's very average


but that is dry Ban-Mian, okay okay, to be fair, to be fair no one else no where else I know sell dry Ban-Mian


I I've tried asking before, I I've tried asking before, in the places I have asked which is not that many I I I give it I give it to you, but, the places I've asked they don't have it


what, wait no not the current one, oh it's okay what, oh okay, because different people cook it


it's quite inconsistent yeah I I always see different people cooking it, I've never I would never really go out to eat Ban Mian, Ban-Mian is, but more


eh you haven't bought your, thing right the, the hard disk you buy later lah, you want buy later you planning to get popular right I got popular membership, I told you before what you never pay attention, you always forget


you don't care I never forget, no I always I always remember stuff, please, please I very excited to get the watch, the watch, I so excited


I am getting it it's coming on Friday slash Saturday, I was telling you you want buy or not I sell to you first, I will sell eighty percent of the price I bought it at, not even the full price


eighty dollars , you don't remember, you're what you, no, you get as much information as I get when I bought the watch


you are the one who convinced me to get it, no but the thing is right, for some watch you can get for hundred dollars one and Lazada often, up price their products


no no Lazada up price their product you buy at a shop is for sure get around hundred or hundred plus a bit shop in fact will be more expensive as compared to buying online, ya but you buy online, the non Lazada places I feel that you can get competitive prices


like for so, shop online lah or or whatever I don't know I don't know I'm very sure yes you can uh depending on the, you don't look at the selling information lor, then they'll be hungry


with us ah, nah it's okay I don't really want eat snacks, uh I've been lazy, uh can't wait to get the watch, I'll be so cool then I'll still go to school with my pt kit, I think people will laugh at me eh if I go school in pt kit then I wear the watch


Jeff Jeff told me he excuse he use ah, the excuse he use when he, wear damn Lup-Sup when he wear his watch is that his watch is automatic, but his watch is automatic, automatic is the


so, when it comes to powering your watches right there are two kinds, spring powered, versus, quartz powered, quartz powered is like some, something it's like it's like a battery lah essentially, is actually, is, quartz powered this is definitely quartz powered behind


you look behind usually usually usually if it's spring powered right, it's quite obvious one, based on the external design of the watch especially the back, yup they would usually have some like err transparent area


ya but it's good ah not smooth, if it's soft if if it's, hello hello hello, hello hello yup yup yup can alright


oh I told you mine wait what were we talking about before again ah


oh okay okay okay let me tell you about my prof, don't care lah, err I think they know, I don't know


you want to just drop him a message while I talk, while I tell you lah, how bout that, is that okay, so fast


okay okay okay let's let's think of it this way our things starts at nine o'clock, no starts at what time what time again sorry err, nine o'clock so it's supposed to end to it eleven fifteen, okay lah then eleven eleven twenty


it's only nine forty one babe, you say we started at nine o'clock


so it means we've only been twenty minutes lah


okay when you say one hour fifty minute mark, it usually means, one hour fifty minute has past, oh left left ah I see I see okay this I got I got confused okay okay nevermind


that's why, that that's why I was like I I was surprised, that's was surprise anyway uh so back to my prof uh


so like err we have all we are supposed to send to send a send in, to travel a similarity a similarity, uh the index, but then err mine is at first twenty percent lah, you have issues like that right when you send in how do you just replace the entire table or


graph or whatever with a picture format, yeah yeah yeah I know


okay so essentially right, I got this one table massive table of twenty five articles, and each articles I'm supposed to write the aim of the experiment this one is I decided it for myself lah my prof didn't tell me to do this but I decided to put, the aim of each experiment


err in a section in a column, right, and because aims are just lifted off from the table ah from from the paper itself, so I got twenty five


you are right but I'll I'll first I I was like eh prof is it okay if you just you picture they won't know, err and and makes sense what like I did nothing wrong I just trying to not let like telling him to pick it up


but err it's okay it doesn't matter so but he was like no it look suspicious go paraphrase so I went to paraphrase everything, then I send in I got six percent okay that that was at three pm I woke up at twelve


my whole day was three hours, eh damn legit okay, it it was a, tough three hours


aims, it just tough, there was tough, okay anyway back to the main topic so, then you know our prof he met us, uh sometime ago, uh he's always cannot catch him one


I think yes the day before yesterday, we may should catch him each of us call him for like, twenty to half an twenty minute to half an hour yeah twenty minute to half an hour which is damn little he he just like scroll through our report like scan, scan through it (ppb) he scan through each of our reports


and give us some some feedback, then like, then according to Jeff who talked to him last, he said that, oh prof says that (erm), err he will read, err by tomorrow night he will he will read


all four of your reports in detail, and give comments, yeah he said in detail give comments in detail but he'll only do it once, once he finished reading in detail, you do your edits as per necessary you go submit


be prepared to get wrecked in case you need to like rewrite a lot of points eh it's stopping okay oh it's not okay, err, in in case you need to rewrite then like you know Chiong your paper before Thursday cause Thursday we're going out right


on Thursday no on on yesterday at ten pm, we were all online we were all waiting, then like then I got a friend called Kai-Xiang he was like, what the heck, until now everyone not wrecked yet then like I was like


then at ten thirty I think near eleven o'clock, I was like I think I was the first to receive a notification, so I have a desktop application, so if there is changes made to any file right, there's gonna be a pop-up, the pop-up will say


err, very irritating is it, gadget, is that a compliment , eh I am a I'm the it man man


yeah because uh, ya ya ya, err depends I annoy him because, err I keep changing every few seconds I'll save it just in case I'm the I'm freaking Kiasu one cause it happened before where I screw up


things you get deleted disappeared and I didn't save so every single time I save, every time I save it will reupload the document, to him he gets it all the time, (ppb) to me I don't get it at all cause it doesn't


I see he told me, I see you do your work late at night, cause I keep getting notifications I was like eh prof, on laptop, yeah laptop


ya lah but like err, it's useful lah to some extent, because okay you have a point don't ask me I have no idea why he does what he does, yeah anyway ya lah then he was like no it's cool I do my work at night also then I was like okay that's great


err anyway anyway anyway, err so like err what was I gonna say (erm), oh ya, then uh, so you're waiting for him ah, at eleven thirty at ten thirty eleven o'clock I was first to receive a notification that like


err, something was changed, I opened the file, everything looks the same, every freaking thing looks the same, I counted the number of words, my original document and the current one, exactly the same amount of words also


I got very very mind-blown, then I was like but it's evidently something has changed something was saved, some an edit was made something was saved then I went to ask them, they were like, eh, he never do anything also eh , then Kai-Xiang was like


oh I see what he did, he put my name on the document , under the title he put, uh then then then err Jefferson also didn't managed to


see any changes, then I was like, oh he put your name, for your document for you ah he didn't for me eh then I was like asking Kai Xiang, eh so how did he put ah, is there any way you know some people they put like oh like like err initial then the


given something like that the the the the, family the, family name and initial something like that lah right so but he just put the full name out there then I was like need to put prof name, then Jeff was like, oh, actually at first I put both my name and prof name, then he took his own name out


damn funny anyway anyway, (erm) ya, then Faizul was like okay never mind I'm talking about myself, all he did was he changed one of the picture , he changed all the picture for a different picture


(ppb) but he says that, but Faizul say that oh but it's actually actually his picture nicer than mine, I I don't know so or not not looks nicer I think, I think just looks nicer anyway, anyway, then I was like okay he definitely must have done something for mine right


so I went to scrutinise every single thing, okay and then I have a habit right when I when I write documents, err especially when there's so many edits going on, I need to have different versions of document like


one point one one point two one point three, and every time I have a new version, I will, I will, (ah) make the font of the parts I changed from the previous version in red, all he did was changed the red to a black


that was that was my, that was my thorough edit, that's right , freaking ridiculous right, err, err no I submit to Turnitin


don't they say don't put the, just in case you move it around something like that, okay go ahead sure sure sorry, I'll take it I apologise, okay anyway ya so I just need to submit to Turnitin, I plan to do it later like at Starbucks or anywhere got WiFi


just get it over and done with can't be bothered get it over and done with lah, I I as in I'm free, true uh but I'm free later lah just get it over and done with


to, oh you want to spend so much time with me ah, I don't mind anything, I was damn cool about I was thinking right if that if we don't end


lol, lol okay anyway it doesn't matter this is a different story which, and it's too long to to share, get it get it okay I'll I'll, okay anyway, anyway, this is a bit complicated okay anyway anyway anyway I was thinking that like maybe


if we end early and then if I'm very tired I'll go to school and sleep and you don't need to join me right, but if I'm okay then okay lah we can spend we can go chill somewhere lah, or you want go shopping


do you know what are keloids, that means, this is the reason why okay okay okay but the


but the number of people who get keloids is very little, Sheralyn has a small keloid, Sheralyn, she's asking about the what I told her you look like a keloid, uh last year two years ago I think, one and a half years or two years ago something like that lah


okay so, imagine you hurt yourself, and then err so now there's a gap between in skin right for example from here become like that, in terms of cells ah cells microscopic level becomes like that right


okay you get a paper cut it takes a chunk of your flesh off then it becomes like that right, then it starts to heal, it what how it heals is that it heals some amount by growing more cells, but the majority of which is actually, acellular no cells


it's actually made up of connective tissue, nope connective tissue is like err, your hair is connective tissue to some extent not not not really, err no hair is not made of cells


it's actually made up of dead cells you're right, but the dead cells die, and, the connective tissue form over it, kind of thing, !aiya! okay it's complicated anyway it doesn't matter, so like it it's it's filled connective tissue, right, and this connective tissue


sometimes overgrow, so what happens is that as cells are growing, a connective tissue is being deposition so from a purely cellular thing becomes a mixture of cellular cells and connective tissue


and then like uh, usually right what happens is that there is a control of growth, where upon reaching, the, as upon covering the area, that, is exposed, it will stop growing, but sometimes it grows more than that


uh callus is not a wound, it's not healing from a wound so it's not equivalent, but they are scars you know scars, ya, have you seen scars that is have a bumpy appearance


that is to some extend a keloid, ya ya ya it's rubbery because it is not cells, and it looks different also it looks like a different colour right, yeah looks like a different colour


that is connective tissue, no lah like more pale lah, pale, oh my god have you know do you know I have scars, I have I have a scar on my knee but I don't think I can show you my pants so tight


my legs too thick, oh anyway oh ya ya ya, oh ya that is okay !aiya! got so many stories I'm gonna share recently what happen okay anyway err, so back to original thing, uh what's it, okay so so in some people right


uh the keloids can grow until quite, thick, and as there's a special type of keloid, in the ear, why is it special because of the shape, you look at it you know why the person has it it's because they pierce their ears


but they wanna pierce their ears what, clip on oh so like it's like err so it's like those type of like a crocodile, crocodile, is it painful


(huh) screw, !wah! but it's still gonna be painful [man]


why why don't you just get, but it's gonna look ugly though, thick, okay okay alright


okay anyway ya lah so, a dumbbell keloid I just finish the story anyway, a dumbbell keloid imagine a ear ear, but you do look at this at this angle so it's flat, to you, alright this is the ear lobe


and then err put a hole in it like that, and then it starts growing, instead of covering up the hole, it go like that, so you have like a dumbbell at this, nah it doesn't hurt but its looks damn ugly


no this kind of thing, if get surgery creating a wound if you create a would you'll heal over into the keloid again, some people are genetically more predisposed to keloids than others some things sometime are just uh random occurrences


yes, let me sure you what's err, oh it's not gory there's no blood at all what are you talking about, this is a dumbbell keloid


look at this this is a dumbbell right it looks like a dumbbell right on one side here one side here, it is a growth


like like the auntie and uncle kind, yeah I put always play with my granddad's one, that's I think what if I pull out, anyway uh also what just now you saw me saw right receive sms right


oh oh telegram lah (ppb) so like we doing our elective selection now right, I want to if I can I want to go Africa, and in fact uh, it's the people who never been to Africa Cape Town that says that it's dangerous


uh people that have that we have spoken to, right online reviews a few who've you've been there, say it's really not as dangerous as a lot of people make out to be especially the location that we are going, anyway so we are looking for electives but err when it comes to medical electives right it's very hard to find the reviews you know


yeah it's very niche but there is this a website called electives dot net or something like that where like you pay for the subscription, they not only have a lot of reviews


uh, the no lah you you pay for subscription to use the service, number two which is the more important one, they help you liaise


sometimes you text the school email the school they don't reply, oh it's it's a six pounds for two months it's it's quite okay and I didn't want I didn't want to pay the full six pounds I know one friend who has who has done it, I heard from Yi-Jun


that, cause she was planning to go Peru, and Peru is a, not exactly, super, ya, ya so like it's hard to get in touch with these people, that's why this is so important she didn't get it but, she knows someone who wants to go Peru also


who has that , who won the subscription, and through the through the subscription through the service managed to get in touch with the school in uh Peru, so I was like, err I was asking I was talking about her I was like eh I really couldn't find a


a lot of reviews on err Glasgow, Glasgow medical University, alright, then uh, I really wanted to, find reviews lah because, uh I don't want to be that kind of guy who goes to a country, cause it's so nice and so beautiful


but then I realized the hos the Hospital there is junk, it doesn't have the specialty that I liked it doesn't excel at the, ya, oh err there are some places that are so amazing, there is reviews


you look left right you can find it, oh in South Africa, oh no no we're going to the same place I'm saying the South Africa the South Africa Hospital, err that we want to go to it's so famous there is reviews everywhere you don't have to


look at the every nook or cranny, but uh, most other hospitals they are not like that lah unfortunately ya, (erm) so the thing is, I ask her whether, is it good idea if I just approach his name is Dexter I approach Dexter, to ask whether


err we can share the cost, then after I texted him, then like he posted on Peru group eh, who told, who told uh Hao-Ran that I have this account ah (ppb), he didn't say in a very angry way but he was like


he was he just said that who told Hao-Ran that I have this account ah, uh is it you Yi-Jun cause cause I I talk, ya ya then he was like I don't like other people knowing this kind of stuff about me, but like I feel that it's a


oh is it she was very surprised also she is a very secretive person Yi-Jun is a very secretive person, but she when she saw the the text message on on the group right, she was like she also a bit confused I I I can, no I cannot I cannot understand why but I can possibly suggest a few reasons why he is like that


and one of the reasons why like maybe he doesn't, like, reflect well on him, because he's going through a third who knows I I have no idea I I have no idea, absolutely no idea it doesn't make sense, I mean like, is hard to get into such a school use a third party service you are paying for it it's okay what right


but anyway I am not annoying him I'm just saying that like this thing happen then he, then he was like lol I think I just gonna Dao him for a few days, then I I was so ready to just dropped it you know, but then he texted back he was like err, no no he


he say in the group, he's gonna Dao me for a few days, let me put to this way well he reply me just now sure I'll pass you the details later, okay that's what he reply me but let me give you a bit more details on him as a person


it's not it's not weird he's a bit childish, and he's a bit err, it's like it's like when we we discussing medical stuff right, no he's not he's not selfish


he, oh no no he he he really is not like that everyone has a bit of selfishness in him eh no everyone has a bit of selfishness in them, uh some people have different, selfish different ways than other people he maybe have but he's not a selfish person overall, and he's a nice person overall it's just that he's a very


he's a bit of a child, he really is a bit of a child, uh like err, he will get embarrassed about stuff very easily, he, uh there are a few other people, anyway uh yup


yeah, but it doesn't matter anyway as in like, he's a type where when we discuss like uh, where we having a lesson, and then err when his turn to give the answer


and if his answer includes the word, err male or female anatomy, he'll be like, and he'll get all embarrassed and shy he's a he's a child he's a man child is actually, he's little boy he's little boy that's why like I can give it to him that his behavior


is a bit, unexpected ya, my own ah, no I'm I'm doing it not for Africa doing it for err


my other, other places I'm trying to go for and I honestly don't didn't mind spending six pounds but like, I, I was even thinking I should just uh split with Yi-Jun but then I was talking to Yi-Jun and she was like actually Dexter quite a cool person, he wouldn't mind he might even he he I don't think he will mind mind sharing with you okay I can text Dexter


that's why both of us all of us was both of us were so surprised like err , very small temper but okay lah different people draw the line differently is very hard different people are different mah so


sensitive about what, do I am I sensitive, Johann is more sensitive


either he's not he's not usually jealous or sensitive I I think that, (ah) that is a, pointless generalization, really


your role who's your role, they say who seven something just, oh you all, I heard your role sorry


we got try to act like adults in my life what, like what


I I look (ah) I think you're you're you're generalising a point, you're you're doing a pointless generalization I feel, is very pointless generalization, I feel that you're going nowhere with this


but you're not expressing it very well for me to understand either, like am I included into your generalization, am I, am I too sensi, as as as sensitive as your generalization makes us all to be


have I told you about, my bmt buddy, okay so I got a bmt buddy, a very short guy a very short boy


very short, freaking short, but you know like, you know when you get dogs right no no when you get but buy when you buy dogs, big dogs are usually calm lah chilled uh more calm more chilled small dogs they compensate by roar very aggressive ah he's freaking aggressive he's like the smallest dog I can get a freaking aggressive will punch me one


I quite I quite cool one lah but like okay whatever you know let's be friends, but always, he'll always say that oh ri one !wah!, ri people ah must be ri so elitist ah just feel very different I get so annoyed you know I'm trying to be your buddy I'm trying to get to know you


and the thing is right his A level score is same as mine, A level freaking score is same as mine, it doesn't matter what jc you come from okay, it does depending what you are trying to evaluate


but his course are same as mine, Pioneer jc I think, yeah I think Pioneer jc, Pioneer Junior College


sorry, his A level score is same as mine, ya exactly, and all the time is like saying that, oh you ah ri people oh, I I err ri I really cannot understand you guys like you guy is so so weird you guys are like


that that kind of, this is exactly like that right now, you're making a pointless generalization, he's making a pointless generalization, just because, but I'm not annoyed but this this is very similar in context to to to that


no no you I tell you


okay okay, the squid, the the, the


I forgot I forgot it is the right, way to, I don't know whether this is the right, as in I forgot the, no I I forgot the right term for this already but if I'm not wrong is the squeaky wheel makes the most noise, right I'll only complain to you about the


the extremes right , so this is not a representation on med kids, do you know other med kids apart from me right


she very distant, you're very distant also, but err


yup, yup as in, I can't, say, compete you cause I never had the problem with distance but I can I can I'm I'm sure your friends, who have felt that you are distant


you don't you don't make the initiative, they don't take the initiative they she's important, that's not enough for friendship, as in like


I I put it to you this way, it's about interplay, right, it's about err


ya that's why I say I don't have problem with you what right, I never even say I got problem with you, I told you right she


oh no no err err as in, no I try consistently, but she was always forgetting that I even existed, like I will always make it a point to go for a performance


like her shows, and then like, recently she will just forget, couldn't find me, then I I jokingly asked her about it, then she was like oh I forgot to uh I forgot to find you oh so sorry, just like what okay


as in, you are right, thinking too much is pointless, but, how can you not help but think, yup everything is fine, it's time up


right sure, sure sure sure can, but, okay, whatever, as in honestly speaking the next group is going to come, ya so like


if they have to end they will end, I I doubt so they don't have, anyway, anyway, like, how can you not help but think, when I think that way, when


you are in a position where you just feel neglected, I it's very easy to say that oh you guys are thinking too much, it's very easy, but you think look at me am I someone who, cares about this kind of stuff in the first place


I am someone who keeps everything to myself, I am someone who just happily spend time alone in the room don't Jio me for dinner sure I don't care, but when I say something is wrong something is wrong lah I feel, it's very easy for you to make generalized, uh opinions and say that like oh you guys are overreacting


right, cause you are not in the position, and is not just me, apparently what I heard right is that there is some guy call Ping-Chong, crochet dude what crochet


!aiya! I think so how you know how do you I think it was him, quite chunky looking guy, like chunky in a good way like he's err chunky but he's quite buff


but a bit short a bit short also, as in like he is actually buff but like he might not look at it so I say chunky, he is not skinny lah, he looks quite, legit oh then maybe it's not him


okay I put I put, whatever I I forget already, he is a damn legit guy, he's very uh down to earth, legitimate, a guy, if he gives me a compliment I will feel damn proud of myself that kind of guy


okay anyway the the the thing is, apparently like he told err the same thing as Annabelle they were talking about something else then Annabelle told me about this lah, that, he also felt the same way towards Jolene, and the fact that he's actually supposed to be even closer to Jolene than I am, because they they like


they are the same clique ah stuff like that but he he honestly he told me he felt quite sad I liked her, uh she just is never present mentally, this not just me, and I really feel that the it's always thinking bout when we are making generalisation we are always making generalisations about the people that


have piqued your interest, the people who are at the fringes of our of our cohort, just like how my bmt buddy, we are all people right we'll leave you all the same


right means he put in as much effort if not even more effort than I did, so ya lor, original


I forgot our original topic was about, !wah! another one and half hours eh, one hour, shag shag shag whatever lah whatever lah


do you think he will transcribe the conversation, that is true, it must be quantitative right


there's no Singaporean


I come from a well educated background, I come from a well educated background , no lah just kidding, study in China lah they came here


okay my mum was, was actually a equivalent of a, at at that point in time, it was not too bad right now it's very easy to get at that point of time it was not too bad before then it was very hard


and China is one of the country where almost everyone is University, you must understand it's not because they are making it easier it's because everybody is working damn hard, it's, it's very hard to get into a good University


but China is like where everyone works like incredibly, oh hello oh okay okay, uh in China it's where everyone works equally hard you see like the all the stereotype with err all the Chinese students right, so like


so all the stereotypes with the Chinese students right, so like imagine that I've to fight with like the entire country in China, it's like they are really working very hard and it's a bit crazy they study harder than, any of us can ever study, that's why like everybody gets into University not the best because it's ultimately still a bell curve competition


right, but , uh but the problem is right as I was talking bout my parents, uh back then, actually even now lah, when you get a degree in China, you come to Singapore


it's not valid, actually my mum is one of a University graduate also is is originally originally not she was, she studied equivalent of a Poly went out to get a job, also because like (erm), my Granddad her her dad err, is quite a big position in the company is a is a quite a big architect


so he kind of like, put her under his wing and stuff like that, then my mum did like a, you know those kind of like University courses where you do like part-time, yeah so she graduate through that through that lah my dad was a


was a proper graduate, yup so my dad because of job opportunities came over to Singapore, uh came out to Singapore then decided to bring everyone over because


ultimately, he saw and he rightly he rightly saw that there is err, there is better job prospect in Singapore than in China, for, everyone


I I actually I have no idea I don't understand I didn't never really fully because, uh my family dynamics is not the best I would say, if I bring up something like that (ppb), my mum would be like, I drop everything for you you know I give up everything for you to come to Singapore


but after he came here (erm) he was working lah he worked for awhile my mum was having me in China, err she still had me my dad came here he did work, he was part of the construction firm also, then err he got out construction firm, then he realised he's err


his degree was invalid, then err did some business related thing, mum had me brought err brought me over to Singapore, and then her University degree was not valid also lah, and she really


she's damn strong leh she really started from very humble, humble beginnings like (erm), yeah you're right you're right I just realised, err humble beginnings like she was like washing the dishes


err cutting the, like she's working at like hawker centres and stuff like that, yeah at the very beginning and she's crazy lah she really worked all of her way all of her way up, she's back in construction already lah but she's not really an architecture she's doing more like a quantity analysis


uh no uh okay at the very err err okay, okay at the very beginning okay you know what I'll, no I rather speak loudly and away from the mic anyway so at the very beginning


he was doing sales lah and sales is based on commission, and at that point in time Singapore was still a very active economy a lot of people was buying things, right so a lot of people was buying his product, so he made a lot of commission he made a lot of money, he really made a lot he wasted he wasted a lot of money through his stupid


err pointless endeavours, as in not pointless lah I mean like, it has a point, it it has a point the point was that it showed him that he, he was not good enough, but honestly I'm still, honestly I'm not the is my my education money was that


that was my education money you know, they promise whatever uh whatever anyway that's a different point, anyway, grudge grudge grudge, everyone told him not to do it everyone including me I was uh, err so what was the point the point was that okay so he was


he made quite, uh because if you earn based on commission you can earn quite a bit if you work very hard and one thing that, err and one thing and one thing that's great about him right and one thing that's great about him is that he works super hard, he always work super he always super hard uh


ya lah for the family, for himself and he he doesn't really know how to spend also he works, saves up a lot of money, think that's a really good point about him, why did I even talk about this in the first place, okay, err I forgot why I even talk about this in the first place err


oh ya ya ya so, ya ya ya then, oh err I think he wanted to change job because the job prospects was kind of poor, at that point of time we, err I still actually I still remember back at the time I was still in early primary school, and uh he was working like three jobs at the same time it's insane eh two part time one full time


it's crazy he was he was really tryna earn as much money as he can, err that was back when he was still earning err doing construction, err construction is fixed job timing right so like it's not err, err as


like err, uh a business man where you earn by commission where you can arrange such that you can earn as much as possible, and do as many like, uh meet as many clients as possible, yeah he was cause we we we we got like a second hand hdb


and it was quite expensive also so we'll pay off our loans lah then car also car loans and stuff like that, and uh, I think coe prices was not very high at that point of time


it's it's insane now but, imagine back when I was in primary school, it's, it's really quite, it's it's, is a much better place to live than right now honestly speaking Singapore anyway anyway, so yeah he went to he went to uh, business


then he was earning quite a bit ah based on commission, then he really prided in himself in the work, and he really did a he did very very well work uh very very good work he, he, top the sales consistently year after year and stuff like that, and that's where he end up now lah he's still in sales


because he he's the type of guy who who is quite averse to change, I don't blame him old people are generally averse to change, yup and his personality also kind of averse to change, you can't teach a old dog new tricks ah that's the issue


but it's the same same kind of product, that that's that is correct that is true yup


he tried start two times where this is his second attempt and he's doing badly yup, uh but the first company ya he was, if


before he started, setting up his own company, if he tried to go into another sector at the age where he was, around forty, it was okay if he wanted to change job really okay now it's too late


he's fifty years old, it's been late it's very close to to, he barely even he's honestly barely able to break even, unfortunately lah, it's quite bad, ya that's why that that's why I took the scholarship


I cannot I don't want, as in like he he's able to break even but not significantly more than, even, he's still earning some but not not significant amounts


for the loans that our family has, but my mum is doing, quite well as not bad lah, ya and uh, but the problem is that they didn't really buy insurance and stuff like that, at a young age, cause my dad lah my dad is


he's he he doesn't really do a lot of planning, you're right he doesn't do a lot of planning so like


yup I know I understand yup that's the issue that they are facing right now as well but unfortunately, it has to be done lah it has to be done it has to be done, my I have a some family history of err


err colorectal cancer, it's your intestines large intestines, I mean like that's why like uh frequent scopes are important but


ya ya ya I know of the funniest thing right is that when I see, when I'm in the scopes room ah I see people do, colonoscopy cause hor colonoscopy go from the backside right, yup so err, uh so but the thing is right imagine, your intestines your intestines got air or not you think


no air right, exactly, ya after that they'll just like, while while they were just lying down there like semi conscious they'll be like , damn funny


ya ya ya I know I know, !wah! damn honestly I would never want to do something like that , just because, just because it's kinda screwed up, I I don't want anyone I don't want to say anything that will offend anyone, or put me in a situation where I have to explain myself


shag damn shag, damn shag, ya, oh well that's life lah


okay I'm you know what I'm gonna put down, my set I'm gonna take a five minute break, no no he said we can take two five minute breaks, no no no no no no no no no no it's damn obvious that you're trying to cut


okay, I'm I'm putting it down to take a break, I'm actually gonna drink my coffee right now it's very hard to drink with this thing on


they're supposed to use this to gauge your accent you purposely put on a fake accent it's it's tough for them


oh sophisticated words you mean not not intricate intricate means detailed, uh you you can you even describe words as intricate, okay that's a that's a better description


no sorry your your your voice is not, oh your voice sounds so Singlish


so Singaporean, so Singaporean, so Singaporean, ya because you're you're trying to imitate someone who is not Singaporean


because you're trying to imitate someone who is not Singaporean that's why it sounds weird because you're Singaporean because you sound very Singaporean, save money


get your get your priorities settled first is it, okay lor then all all the more I can spend my money happily doing err going to expensive place for hikes


why I give you money I give you this thirty dollars already what , I come here just to give you thirty dollars leh , I spend the money on, I


I spend, I I spend I spend money on transport fees, breakfast coffee, I can see it in your eyes, ah ya


but it's so early, thirty bucks, please, this is the only time slot available for me


when, where else, not on the weekend I'll die, i was supposed to go out with some friends this weekend don't really want to go out


I want to get myself I got so much school work aiya shit next week starting school already you know right, I got so much work I cause I'm still doing uh as in I just finished my research project, they are okay they are meant they look okay


there are shitty mentors, there are, terrible mentors mine's terrible, right and there are good mentors, good mentors are generally very very responsive very very give a lot of good directions, people with good mentors already finish the project long time ago already you know right


they already started studying already, my my mentor is the worse, I'm not kidding you, is four of us what


one or two, a bit only, oh well, okay I'm honestly kinda excited to start studying also


it's like it's like you lor, as in !ah! I must go to work, I'm so tired oh I shouldn't have taken the, the second shift then I'll be like I can't wait to do work again oh , ridiculous lah you


that's why I every time you you say yes I'll be like you sure you want or not then you say, eight hours is a long time you know


it's because we're you're tired and and stuff like that, eh today is which day Thursday ah, today is one for one pizza, Pizza Hut, but I don't really wanna spend money on pizza, I'm not craving pizza right now


eh let's get the okay so later on right okay let's plan for later anyway since we need to plan later, err so number one, Serangoon get the, hard disk settled, do you want to get it today


or do you not want to get it today, you will need a hard disk, do you have any files, that's important, in your computer


okay there are a few ways to go about doing this, number one you can get a hard disk, number two, you can get cloud storage, do you find cloud storage is more convenient, really, why


upload is it, but there are ways to circumvent this, err have you ever downloaded dropbox, how much is it, that's not expensive babe


but it's, you're you're right, you are right, you are completely right, but, the thing is, a few ways it makes is better than having a hard disk, number one, you can access it anywhere


number two you don't have to bring something physical around, you won't lose or destroy your hard disk because you don't have a hard disk, number four, there is perpetual warranty, and back ups, if there's a problem with the system


they will fix it for you and make sure they they salvage your thing back, number five easy to share with other people your things, there's a lot of ways in which, cloud storage is better


no, the okay you can, the only problem with cloud storage is that, moving too big, a file that is too big of a err too big a size, is uh, depends on the speed of your


internet connection and your computer, err uh we should have told them when he came in lah honestly


you you don't as as in we can tell them that, we can tell them that like, it was supposed to be, but I don't mind staying a bit longer just get this over and done with


why you so lazy, I am a generator of conversation, I keep on generating conversation


anyway ya cloud storage is in fact better you're paying thirty dollars a year, for portability accessibility shareability, for perpetual warranty, but for me why I do not use cloud storage


is because I'm still very very traditional, but maybe one day if I realise that, err I wanna do cloud storage, then uh, maybe once I actually tried it I'll love it


in fact I'm really loving my Dropbox and Google Drive I have this you know do you have a Dropbox application downloaded into your laptop, so what happens right is that when you download the Dropbox application they will create a new folder


the the application is it, okay so if you put all your important documents there, you don't even need to worry about regularly uploading, so it's not too bad if you think about that


but the only issue is that with that right is that uh, no lah, in fact it's more secure up on the, whoops sorry sorry up on the, on the cloud storage than it is on the


hard disk, of course, you can lose and damage your hard disk number two, your hard disk can may have corrupted files, uh if you don't transfer them properly number three


number three is the usually right, when it comes to online cloud storage right, what the server does is that err they will have their own method to back up, your content, so that, if you lose something they can retrace the steps back to


retrieve the the damaged or corrupted document, it's really cool it's they really have a whole lot of things in place, if you


it really depends on you lah do you have any files that you wanna save don't don't tell me snaps, do you have any important files, you can technically still keep on using Google Drive lah


and if you actually really like Google Drive that much, I guess can consider getting a cloud storage lor, let me Google cloud storage err, actually I think Dropbox is better than Google Drive which one do you think like more


ya, but the good thing about Google Drive is that, it's much easier to, concurrently, err edit documents, err Dropbox is uh


the most basic, the the one level above basic for individuals is nine ninety a month, and you get one terabyte of space which is, quite pathetic, ya, ya exactly


ya exactly right, ya it it it is I honestly find Dropbox, to be


better, err why desk clutter, more easy to as you said more easy to organise things, but the good thing about Google Drive is that err it's very integrated with a lot of things like sheets


like err, Google reminders also, works smarter with apps, eh where's the price, ya I'm trying to look at it


I'm interested as in I might wanna get it, Jian-Hui


yup err it's confirmed that we're going already, quite excited, ya !aiya!, tell you ah, I damn stupid, I wanna find the price leh I can't find it


anyway I'll do it later lah I feel a bit sleepy now honestly I think the coffee is, not working very well anyway err so, okay so I told you right, that now if I get a, dbs Altitude Card it's very good right, because it's (erm)


one is to six, that means when you spend one sgd you get six miles, which is amazing, original is one is to three, I got one is to three, because apparently


it works somewhat like ShopBack, you have to go to a specific, link, it's like a server through which you access Expedia


it was on one it was on the page about the, one sixty, no no you don't be sorry about it, there's nothing look, even if I didn't tell you do the ShopBack, I would have gotten one is to three anyway


uh I called in I I did I did a lot of calls I really did a lot of calls, err they can't change it, unfortunately, it's okay don't worry but, now I don't getting card, because


yup, and err it, the promotion expires next year, end of next year I think, there's a lot of opportunities for me to travel, so, actually not a lot lah but, there it will be opportunities for me to travel


and I am prepared, to have the card even when the offer expire anyway so, just a bit wasted only lah, oh well, ya, oh well


I went to calculate, I I got the points already it it's accredited into my account already


oh well, a bit only, so much, I did I did I did don't worry


four I used it on Wednesday, a bit only lah like it's not as much you can see later lah, oh well, life's tough [man], do you pity me


I I will try to book through Expedia in the future lah, cheapest right, I was praying damn hard that, Skyscanner, was cheaper then, Expedia err was was more expensive than Expedia then we check both


then Skyscanner was slightly more expensive uh slightly slightly cheaper, then we click on Skyscanner's ones I wondering what's the cheapest option then it link us to Expedia , cause Skyscanner you know the the the the the price is, is not really the real price, ya so like it link us to Expedia then I was like yes I did that lah essentially


no you got it already, I check it for you, you got altogether like fourteen fifteen fifteen dollars, why don't want


hassle money, err screw that shit lah honestly, oh it's so hard it's so hard to manage money man


eh I I am adulting faster than you are leh, I'm your Senpai, I pay taxes you pay taxes


you don't pay tax, I pay tax, I am a contributing member to the Singapore society, you're not you're contributing to Starhub, I contribute to the Singapore government


I pay more cpf than you, I have cpf, it is it is is salary


it's literally salary, they credit it as salary, damn high for a for undergraduate, ya of course


I'm contributing a lot also


I go for activities, ippt eh I contributing to get, I give them a good, I get I get but I get less than ns Men


!oo! look at that look at this, what what did your brother say


!wah! you curse so much eh I haven't curse you know, looks like eh, I'm being authentic also, please, this is my authentic


eh I'm tryna curse less really I'm really tryna curse less, if the patient is being unreasonable, it is unprofessional but sometimes okay imagine right


you're end of your thirty six hours shift, then got this patient come in, kill me now


but I see some doctors really breakdown you know, like they were quite, but not breakdown as in like they really like end of thirty six hours just, they Bo Chup already really damn Bo Chup, ya, but quite exciting ah quite exciting


no I I I earn a bit more, plus a bit, no, uh ya I earning, before take home


before cpf, why, ya ya legit legit seriously that's my that's my that's my pay


oh actually (erm), the thing is just now err we were, doing this thing and, oh ya so the timing wise do we deduct just now that time, so I guess thirty minutes left or, okay sure


okay, no ya ya ya no usually when I talk to her I talk much louder ya, okay sure sure sure, alright, I having a bit of stomachache cause of the coffee


err it's it's uh churning, !uh! it's churning, oh gosh, eh my god you really shed a lot of hair you know, no no my room yesterday I was cleaning up my room


gross oh my god it was, okay okay I I thought it was not a lot, then I look under the table, you know at the bed there , it's like raining you know


maybe, I'm just kidding no you are not balding, how do I, I can't, I can't check unless I got the special, don't don't call me that, don't call me that


shut up, no no no no no they they will they will look, you need you need that kind of apparatus in which you have a, there are different kinds of balding my friend, that is that one is


err female pattern baldness, uh eh when you're forty years old, for female pattern baldness for male it's here right, and here right, for male is here


here will start thinning, and then you will get like a, like a needle shaped patch over here, actually they call it characteristically a pine tree shape, patch, so much hair you know oh my god


then I was like eh you know the you know you know you know the my table right right beside there's this, I I I clean with my freaking tissue paper you know I was like !woah!, I was like !ugh!, gross eh you know you know beside my table there's this like this standing thing that's attached to the wall right


the standing thing that's attached to the wall, beside my table, you know, like my table my table is uh, ya ya ya that thing that thing that thing has a has a it's a it's like rectangle but it's rounded edges right


so at the bottom of the rounded edge closest to the bed, I saw something familiar, it was just the makeup know the with the square patch then you dab dab dab (ppb), I found this, like this cotton cotton patch, which you dab dab dab your your your skincare


I found it at the stuck at the bottom there, ya ya ya ya ya, ya ya ya ya ya it's it's stuck inside there, oh my god your your voice really damn fluctuates a lot you know


yes it does, oh my god eh this is like a primary school, oral


Tom and Paul's cafe peach juice, !wah! I'm really feeling quite tired, this quite cute ah


I thought you said, this was ntu's ntu's stuff, oh to email everyone, oh okay that's that's okay interesting, but do you know do you know what this project is about


!huh! that's odd, okay, okay


but do you do you know what this thing is about honestly I still don't understand what are they tryna find, is it purposely it's like blinded it's like blinded, but then, but but then if this is a blinded study it is understandable