conversations, ye conversation nowadays are more, like there's a purpose, there's a need for such conversation, before like such conversations happen and not just


for fun maybe ya, and I think also like I agree with you and then on the point on, phones I think we are over reliant on technology too sometimes, like for example like


symbols information that you as in in the past you would have recalled, now he'll need to check, on the phone for example like phone numbers, in the past most people will remember the phone numbers, of a certain important person


yes like for me maybe I only for now I only remember like my, house and my parent's phone number that I used to remember in the past, then as you grow older and start using mobile phones, like our friend's phone numbers and all that


you just save in the phone, and now you don't remember anything , ya ya so we are very reliant on the phones


yes yes there's advantages too, runs yes


in the past, you just continue missing it, just miss


Singapore will win the World-Cup in, well I don't follow the World-Cup, uh yes


Singapore can surprise me


okay move on, Singlish word or phrase explain guess or make up its origins


my it's my language arts teacher in, eh when did she taught me sec one sec two yes


that's where have curiosity for knowledge


there are a few teachers that made a difference but this uh I'll talk about the the one that I mentioned, ya ya language arts then uh cause, before she taught us, there is like there was another teacher who taught us, so my impression of language arts was


it was dry and boring, and a lot of, uh content, to understand how like, Literature or English like how certain way how some things need to be written, and like Literature will be like a lot of like info


language arts in my school was basically English plus Literature, yes, so yes so, like how the teacher made a great difference was cause she made our lessons more


fun and I would say interactive which I made us like, more, able to understand the topics better, and also like she taught us how to analyse from different


perspectives which is, uh help me in how I analyse things better now, so ya she made a great difference in my life, oh okay


sure, what will you want to collect


I would want to collect, actually I don't know what I want to collect, let me think


that's practical


for me I would like to collect uh, things that, are of still of in good condition but they don't use anymore, so it's like uh, actually it's not very applicable to #Karang Guni# I'm just talking about collecting


so you have to treasure so I think it's more of like uh, just someone to help to collect like things that you don't want then you can share with other people instead of wasting it, so yes that's what I feel, ya recycling ya ya


giving to, people who needs, or like like they don't have it and they want it but they cannot afford it or some or like, ya I mean instead of spending you can just take it from someone who like


doesn't want it instead of, collecting space in the house and just not use it, ya ya ya that's true


out of the country, area uh yes uh, idea yes


but I won't be a Karang-Guni, it's tiring to walk around, apps yes


(ppb) I think the people I'm related to are not very famous , not that I can think of for now, famous people that you know


ye doing that, especially when doing that, period of time, that you are (ppb)


bow this interesting, bow, I'm very sure he visited more places than me , ah that's interesting


all math never been to before, okay, !wow!


not of now (ppb), cannot think of any, okay move on


what it meant in the past, year made you stun like vegetable, meeting you eh no wait that's not past year this year


as in this year it's in the past one year, yes okay, you too


ya so meeting you made me, able to, persevere in what I wanted to do, of the trust in me


I also never thought about it, open to people of different habits and race and practices


that is true there are places that


people stand on the right, it makes a lot of difference cause especially you know like for example we went like I went holiday to Hong-Kong, then you get uh used to that for that period of time, because you stand on the right, then when you come back to Singapore they'll be like oh ya I need to stand on the left yes


we have a vision for tomorrow, what's the one thing about Singapore that should be preserved for the next generation, another General-Paper question


ya through nature, we don't show it


continues, I agree


never hear before, what do you always stinge or splurge on


I thought you had normally splurge on food


oh okay sure, okay, actually I just splurge on food other than that I think I stinge on most other things


or maybe, actually I splurge on, uh if on things that, my close ones need, so if like, uh my, maybe family or friend like need something


and they and I happen to be able to help them, by buying it for them I won't mind, there that kind ya, but only if they are close to me so if I don't know the person sorry


Bo Jio, the best place to chillax in Singapore is


level one so move on , return your tray what can you do to help the uncles and aunties clearing tables and sweeping the floors, return your tray


then yes, I think for, actually for now most places have like return tray areas, but I think for places without the return tray areas accord


uh like you can help by stacking up your own, used bowls and everything so it's easier for them to clear the table


if you want to escape the crowds the best place to go is, ya Konia okay


what do you always complain about, hi what's the link between favorite pastime and what do you always kind of play oh well ya, no you're just not typical Singaporean


ya I complain about almost everything , complain about everything


what can you do to help the elderly poor


then maybe if they need some necessities I think we can, buy for them too, if I close to the person, then if I know the person yes, collector's edition


what do you collect as a hobby when you were growing up, I used to collect stamps, in the past I don't know where are they anymore (ppb)


until you give them away, what luck


is okay maybe the next time you go Japan you can get


what's the most busybody thing you've ever done


(ppb) my my roomy and her boyfriend before they got together, so we helped to stir them because we, we found out that he likes her , actually I was the last to know


because they kept it from, the two of us because he didn't want to, he like he, told the rest that he like her but before she before he knows whether he has a chance he didn't tell the two of us


uh so he told the rest of my group of friends, and except me and uh my room, until after a while it was a bit obvious cause we found out that he likes someone in the, orientation group but we don't know who


ya then she my roomie was trying to guess who it was, but after but and keep asking him but he refuse to say, because it will be awkward to suddenly say you, but in the end he did, but I found out but before he said that I already found out so before that like we keep


ya and then after she found out that he likes her before they got together we keep, stirring them on, until they eventually together yes, I can't remember


in general very Kaypoh, that is true


oh, kids I'll rather have kids than


I'm neutral towards them, but kids I'll be happy , I think it's just because we we grew up, ya maybe


ideal, ya, two is higher than the national average, how well do you know your neighbours next door very well


uh mine's quite well, we, we will, go to each other's house to eat, that kind ya because we are quite as in we are neighbors for many years, so yes we know each other and my floor only have four neighbours uh four house units


but I only close to the one like, uh next door (ppb), yes, cause they, been our neighbour for the longest time, ye ever since I moved in they were my neighbour because they moved in before us, ya so they were neighbours for more than ten years


not yet twenty, more than that, then, ye so we like Chinese-New-Year or Christmas, ye like maybe one side will cook and invite the other side over


then when we were younger we had birthday parties we would also invite each other yes, and like you know sometimes when we come back from overseas then like


like the certain food or certain, interesting thing that we we'll sometimes we'll share with each other, like example you bought some, signature food from certain country then you were like ah this is for you


or if like they cook with my mum or someone cooks a, nice dish then there was like sometimes share one with them, so we are quite close


is it call seisures, recently shifted


but I think maybe the reason, first day of work


that's good that's a good start, but I think the a good reason why eh no like one of the reason why we can be close to our neighbour is because like, they were like same generation, as in like so their parents are like same about the same generation and then the kids are like same generation


ya the younger son is like one year older than me so, about the same, the age range is around the same so can communicate, it's like there are common topics to talk about


yes that's true


ya small talks in the least, (ppb) when you're waiting to go for the floor to reach the level that you're intending to go to, but sometimes once in a while with maybe those small shy reserved ones then you will just be hi


like ya but if not sometimes we can get into conversation, yes especially you know those more, extrovert and friendly ones


I was still in that generation lah


I will be Downtown-East, ya so you know the Escape-Theme-Park (ppb), ya rich now, ya I know as in I've never been to it after that then uh Wild-Wild-Wet also


which I've not been after they renovated, then Downtown-East the areas around there the chalets, that we always have chalets last time in the past, and like you know when I was prefect school then always got, exco outing at the chalet there


ya that's the first time I have like you know you I know you can don't sleep overnight, they were playing card games, ya so it's like no you will sleep for a while then continue that kind


ya I mean you don't drink when you are in primary school, I think they more energy in the past also so you can talk for very long, and I I don't know what games we played but ya


Taiti also have, Uno lor maybe , monopoly


actually dark not that much but still scared ya then, maybe, scared of heights, it's just motion sickness not just sea, I MRT okay but like land and sea cannot


so like out of the schedule, it depends on the case if it's just small variants from your, deviation from your plan and not really but like


but not different degree of Kianess ya, oh that, I understand


should I move to part three, you wanna choose any question that you are interested


let me see I just want to see Kaypoh


ah what's your usual coffee shop order for Kopi or tea, yes so is this your on usual order, Kopi C Kosong, or Kopi C #siew dai#


oh I see it's just that, it's just that for me is, ya it's less sweet


free talk, yes, can choose the topic


oh-my-gosh, please don't talk about education it reminds me of the amount of work I need to do


sure, for me I'm interested to go to Japan


because it, it seems nice so the okay one the food is nice second is like, an Asian country that is not, it's very similar to us, how say like their lifestyle very different


so I'd like to see how their lifestyle is, ya unique culture, ya, that's why, then also maybe I'll like to go, go US


cause I've never be been there before, actually mainly is, country that I've not been to before like like I don't mind going, uh maybe maybe the more common places


bigger cities, my my geography no no my general knowledge is bad, common places, what about you


a lot more than me, ya, that's true


what you are trying to I thought Chinese cause they underrated


so which part of China like those Shanghai kind or the those, out


ah yes I heard of Xi-An


I feel that China has different like you know the different areas their culture are is different the, because you know they all speak different dialect then uh, I think the coziness is different actually I think it's different everywhere so it's interesting to see that, although like


most people's impression of China is like those in Beijing or in Shanghai, actually they're like, uh a lot of different culture around the country


that's true, Osaka region ah, !wow! I've never heard of that place


looks like you'll be my tour guide when we go to Japan , that's true you can search together, (ppb) so the only place that came with tour guide is Hong-Kong cause I've been enough times


(ppb) and only maybe cause guide can converse in Cantonese it would be easier, actually I don't really know is to me my own my impression of Europe is all beautiful scenery


actually, and I would like to say, do you know the, they got seven wonders of nature, yes I'd like


I'd be curious to see, but I cannot remember , I don't really know but ya, it'll be interesting, not I cannot think of any specific you know


maybe Paris, yeah it's beautiful but uh ya I know


where will you recommend in Europe


nope (ppb)


I see


interesting, and beautiful right ya, yes that's true, and in future when we have more money


oh I know a fun place that I'd like to go even though I've been to it before Greece Greece is was a nice place and, but we went for a very short period of time so uh I'd like to go there again cause I think their, my impression was their lifestyle's very


relax and slower than our, hectic Singapore (ppb) uh tech life so ya I think that's a good place to go if like you need you need to a take a break, for like in the holidays like really a holiday


ya compared to example if I go Hong-Kong it's another city that is very, fast paced yes, it's a holiday too but not as relaxing where you can, like maybe he want just go to for ya he wanna go for holiday just to like


sit there and unwind that's the correct one


yeah but I need take seasick medicine first yes but yes can


uh eh actually Egypt's interesting


ya ya still must go even though it's expensive and so called waste of money, it's I still think that it's, it's wonderful how they can build that last time


ya no one knows it's a great greatest mystery (ppb), ye so this one ye


ye then like, Sho-Fu talk about it sometime


anything came, well you want to you can


yes this good topic, I used to swim


it's been long time, I still enjoy swimming, it's a good form exercise and I don't know I like the feeling of, being indoor swimming with the water, actually the temperature of the water depends on the weather outside like the contrast


so you feels very cold when uh, when upstairs red you like you wanna just rain that kind, yes but uh as in cause normally it's like, your I think your body will get used to it so after like you start swimming then you don't really feel cold so it's okay


ya but I just, I like to swim alone like you know when you swim laps is like when you, in your own world (ppb), so it's like you know you can calm yourself down that's why enjoy it, is like the ya a therapeutic thing


watch dramas


Hong-Kong dramas I don't know maybe it's cause, I like it last time, ya and sometimes I watch old dramas, and cause some of the old dramas quite interesting


and I'll watch dramas that I watch before and I liked it then I watch again, yes I rewatch drama and even though I know the scene I still cry again, no it just I very easily follow people's emotion


yeah but sometimes it as in I cry easily when I watch when I see someone cry more than I feel sad and cry by myself, so you like you know suddenly you say you feel sad and upset or like


frustrated that kind don't really cry but I see someone cry and will, trigger me very easily, so if someone cries in front of me I confirm will cry, no no no as in if someone cries I very easily will cry


as in like if like you yourself will you frustrated with yourself like you know like why is your situation like that so you want to cry but I won't cry, there are that kind, not as easy ah if I cry means really bad I guess ya


there are I would that's why sometimes you know when, I'm sad and all that ya I need to vent out I need to cry but I can't cry so I need to watch a show that makes me cry, so that it'll trigger me then I start crying then can


did I get over it after it, (ppb) ye that that's how I really stress last time lah, I had haven't found a time that I need to


no sad now, yes it should , what about you


shooting


it's very you (ppb), I think I don't really play game or computer games


ye in the past I used to hate shows that are, not real (ppb), like you know those, it's impossible to happen in real life that kind, like with all those like Jack, no no no as in like you know those


superpower that kind, ancient ancient drama that used you know those sword then they got some, power


like those, I don't know what it what's what's that term oh-my-God, ya ya those, ah ya ya that kind, but now I, and then those like you know those Avatar all these


as in I as in I would last time I would like not be open to these kind of shows, real people


even though it's fiction ah but like, as in like is like, possible to happen so called, but I think now I'm just in general more open to different


is the main like ya


as in they didn't know that


so came back


picture like message that they trying to


Hong-Kong drama is very short compared to other dramas, uh okay that's short


okay lah that length so that length will be alright


I can (ppb) if I don't have anything else to do, then now


that's true, but if you a free time now what would you do, a a bit of free time (ppb)


so which episode are you at, !wow! , you can you no no as in as in, what you mean you can take it I cannot I cannot like stop halfway


uh first that's that's why I wont start if I know I don't have time to start, ya as in especially when there's a cliffhanger I cannot


I must unless I like, really other important thing to do then of course priorities


I will read your story


okay , he's a good writer lah


ya horror horror


I see, other genres, is just that I guess it's better or like more famous for


horror genres, was he successful


ya okay , not really lah (ppb), ah ya I only know that ya


oh I know why cause there I think there was this book that I read that talk about, that also as in in another way as in as in what I mean is like they got mention about President-Kennedy that's why I was like, oh ya President-Kennedy sounded familiar


but I but I think the person was like, uh he he was tasked to protect he the President or something like that, ya lah ya lah ya lah ya ya, no no no as in that was not the main point it was not the main point of the story


and it's fiction as well, ya no no no as in as in it's a different story


the the show uh the book that I the book that I said is it I think, it was a love story, okay not really love story lah but more towards love story, but not the you know the typical just love only


ya lah like the the heart shape that kind I forgot what's the title already, I read it on the plane, (ppb) cause you know when I went to Greece then the cause we use budget airlines so there's like no show so I watch I read a book


then it was so funny cause like the I wanted to finish the book, ya cause okay so because on the like my journey to Greece, slept most of the time so didn't really read the book, but on the journey back I read the book most of the time then cause


the plane and like, landed earlier than schedule so I didn't manage to finish the book, that I was so upset like for the first time I was upset that there was no delay, but I, finished the book when I came back


ya at home I ended the story the the book, it's just I wanted to reach the end, ya but it was interesting too


why do you think the books that I read are generally, family based


okay so, probably we'll have an order to do this, so, clockwise, yes


top left, what what do you see in the picture, okay what colour is the tent, blue same


okay seashells, uh I only have two, two, I have two on the left only


the the the string of seashells I guess, okay, okay what is she wearing, a singlet, green in colour same


okay, same, what what's what's the colour of her hair, brown ya the same, okay there's a table, okay, okay tennis rackets I guess


two socks I got three, okay so you have two differences now the seashells and the socks, the box is filled with


okay more rackets, okay, so along the tent uh there do you see hooks, on the ground how many hooks do you have, three hooks okay that's the same as well


uh okay and so we have two differences do you have anything else in the tent, okay, okay good, so two differences now


okay towards the top of the picture, okay so what colour is the, person wearing, black top okay


okay they're brown okay, ya looks like red but, okay same, yes a yellow hat, okay


fishing, yes there's a shark in the water, okay, so the shark, is grey in colour, white teeth


okay good, that's what the same, yes, nothing, kay so, along to the right at the bottom I see a sandcastle


yes so on the sandcastle, there are four flags, from the top left of the sandcastle there is a blue flag, follow by a red flag, on the top right clockwise


then followed by another blue flag, and lastly a red flag


okay, shuffle, okay, good same


okay, ten more to go, to the right, a pile of rocks


okay so, there's a huge rock in the middle, yes and in front of the huge rock there are, two smaller rocks, and to the left hand side there are, three even smaller rocks


yes, there is a the smallest one is on the left most, and then there are two front and back which are slightly bigger right, okay then on the right hand side we


two more rocks, BS, bigger is at the back and the smaller one is at the front, uh no


is it the, two big rocks the one on the left, okay same, who my doesn't have a seagull, so that makes three differences


nothing so let's move on, okay, uh is yours overturned


okay mine is overturned, okay four differences, blue colour, okay, is there are signs, to the beach


oh okay another differences, so how many difference four already one two three four no five, fifth difference okay


okay, outstretch okay, no he's saying nothing, oh okay, mine has nothing at all he's just swinging his arms


okay six differences so far, yes a blue one, uh green and brown, eh nice


ya he's topless, he has armpit hair as well but, yes uh there's a car right to his to his back lah to the man's back


there's a car, left hand drive car, and along on the driver's seat there's a dog strap on it, and the dog is brown like light brown in colour


and the seat belt is green in colour, oh there's an extra seat on it ah, and a dog is on it


oh okay, !wow! okay then that's what difference number, seven wait let me see how how many one two, two at the shelter let's do a recap again two at the, one sea gull dustbin


the sign, the man, okay that's seven, okay, is your car red, okay, the seat is pink, okay


uh ya spare wheel, there's a spare wheel, mudflat everything's there (ppb), okay, ah yes open air


there is two people, okay, oh do they have one two three, mine has one two three push


eight difference, okay so what are the people wearing, okay, okay, okay


white shoes, cat, yes good, brown hair yes, okay, white shirt, blue pants, dark brown shoes


black band, on his right hand right ye mine my picture has it too, okay so brown hair also


okay eight differences so far, okay, yes I have three seagulls, two of them are facing left one is facing right


yes, two of them the the ones facing left have their heads bending down, vertically downwards, the one in the middle is, kind of looking , diagonally


correct, okay, okay, kay the picture's foreground


yes spotted, okay, it is kind of blond, okay, uh like, life raft no it's not life raft it's life


buoy no it's not buoy it's a a ring okay, rubber ring rubber ring , okay, and there's a green colour


air plug , ya plug like a plug okay, alright so it's the same, okay so to to to the back of the lady there's a taxi, taxi is white mostly but there's a


brown stripe running through the, the longitudinal axis whatever okay, and the taxi sign is, brown and the words are white in colour, okay


and also what is your taxi the, car plate, T X one right, okay same, ya the one is a number, and also uh do they have rear view mirrors


two two grey colour, okay, then North Shore taxi, on the right hand side there are there are, black colour doors or black in colour, and there is a sign saying North Shore taxis


oh okay there's a difference here, okay a nice difference, okay


windscreen, we spin from right to left, ya I had one too right to left, uh the base is on the right of the, that was weak


oh ya from the driver's point of view it's the left side, okay (ppb) for the picture it's the right okay, is your steering wheel on the right or the left, ya same on the right, point of view, okay you are saying


okay looks like it's the same now, okay, okay so now we move on to smoothies, smoothie what's the colour of the smoothie stall


okay, (uh huh) in the inside ah, okay, yes beige colour


yes so I just receive, peaches and, there's no plum, okay mine has a plum, yes the you see peaches and words right for peach


yes mine has that as well and on this, beside it there's a small plum and below there is the word plum, okay, okay


uh yes same as mine, okay same, the blender, there's a blender right


transparent and grey, okay, yes, smoothies the words are black while the surrounding is red, there's a red ring surrounding the, entire smoothies


ya like the stall, uh have look four as well, okay, ya


uh yes same, okay we have the love shack lastly, life tonight


mine is love shack on the top, life tonight below, okay, so we are miss we are left with one difference, uh green light green


I don't know whether the love shack is counted as one or two but, ya okay the last difference supposed to be very hard, okay let's go back to the tent again let's count everything


okay so, at the front okay we look at the table right the tent has a table, three socks two rackets five tennis balls, oh you don't have tennis balls okay good then we found all twelve already


okay good, yes please, okay, okay, okay, girl yes, the bin


the sign, hey Paul okay, the dog, okay, one two three


uh North Shore taxis, signs and the plum, and the love shack, okay good number one done , okay first task complete


okay so , do you show do you wanna have a drink


I've never heard of this game before, well there's always a first time for everything, kay so, how do we go about this we, A became a card, okay


ya we alternate we shuffle the deck and then we we, do you wanna go first, okay, so I ask you a question, well you only know when you open it


what's this king of fruits, what's the number the most number of Durians that you have eaten ever eaten at one go


that must be a lot ten twenty , okay, so if you were to give an estimate


Durians as in one whole Durian, okay, so how many up seeds have you eaten


okay approximately if I had, if I give you a lot of Durians, I ask you to keep eating, how many you think you can eat, okay, if I give you Mao-Shan-Wang only, and I give you a lot of Mao-Shan-Wang


okay your favourite Durian, ten seeds, oh but you rally love Durians a lot, for me I don't really eat that much


two or three, two or three and I'm fine, ya two three seeds, I'm a light eater of Durian I don't hate Durian but I like the taste, but I find the taste of Durian too strong, so


I I only eat a few Durian, okay shall we, no preference


maybe the sweeter ones but, oh you love, in Chinese we say <mandarin>吃苦:chi ku</mandarin, okay so next question


canteen so it's school time back to school


for you economic rice, is it, is it okay that's true, so you like it because it's, economical


do you like the taste or anything is there any kind of, like the vegetables which vegetables do you like most or the meat


oh okay, really economical, less meat as possible


is a good idea, you get all the protein you need, oh for me is chicken rice, yes but not as cheap as economical rice


ya I never know right, like favourite kind of chicken rice will be the steam one the white, white chicken rice, oh roasted ones


there's a story behind chicken rice I used to like roasted, until NS, somehow I slowly transition from, roasted to steam, the black to white chicken rice because, I don't know my other my especially my brother I think I was influenced by my brother who was already eating white chicken rice


and after a while I just felt that the, texture of the skin was much more smooth and I liked the taste of it, so Greg


oh dried skin, ordered the meat, drumstick


why no breast meat, breast meat is the smoothest part of the chicken, that's strange, I will think that the breast meat is the easiest part to eat in the whole chicken


there's differences in chicken, Kampung chicken is so whole ah you don't cut it into pieces, small


it's harder, okay have, okay


is it, is healthier, I I used to hear of this Kampung chicken when I was young, two years and after a while nah


here !aiya! I think is brought over from Malaysia neighboring Malaysia, have you heard of the salt baked chicken


oh you do have salt salt baked Kampung chicken then, uh yes uh ya that that's something I heard very long time ago but, maybe I eat it before as well but


oh is it, Ipoh oh oh they come together because, are both Malaysian


oh but but both come from Malaysia, kind of, salt baked chicken


oh they sell salt baked chicken, !wah! that's interesting, that's sound great maybe I should have it one day as well, uh I'm not surprised


uh yes beggar's chicken, there's also emperor's chicken, from recess time it went to salt big emperor's chicken


okay next one local talent, which Singaporean dead or alive do you most admire, doesn't need to be a singer it could be anyone else


uh Lee-Kuan-Yew is also, they didn't say it was a singer it could be an actor singer, politician


so used to have uh #Liew Ken Leong#, mum, well if you don't look, if you if you ignore the local talent, a Singaporean could be anyone


giving given a singer I would say, either, Kit-#Chan#, or, Joanna-#Dong#, Joanna-#Dong# appeared in Sing-China recently, yeah


so I, she during that audition she sang a, very unusual genre that is not really heard in about in Singapore, which is jazz


yeah and she, she she made it, she made it quite far into the competition in fact, I think she went into the semi finals or even the finals, so, and, for her to be


a local, singer like Singaporean singer but, so being so passionate in something that is, not popular in the local scene, I think that's what really admirable about her, yes if you really have time you should really go and catch one of her


one or two of her, Sing-China performances, or even one or two or even some of her local videos I think, they really demonstrate her singing potential, and there's Kit-#Chan# as well Kit-#Chan#


yes, yes, and I don't is it Sing-China or is it something else


oh I'm a singer, I think it was second or third, okay but


she didn't go as far as Joanna-#Dong#


do you remember what, ya, in a long time, yeah I know, oh so there's one more local talent


Liang-Wen-Fu, yeah not many people know him but many people will know his, song, which is called uh <mandarin>细水长流:Xi Shui Chang Liu</mandarin> it's a Chinese song


it it was written at a time when, there is a lot of hype in local Chinese music, there was but that was in the nineteen eighties, and if you listen to songs of that


yolk that time, yes that era, the songs were really , you they were either very cheerful very lighthearted and cheerful like, and also it's very either it's very cheerful and lighthearted or it's very sentimental


sentimental, yes, sentimental in the kind that is not very sad but it's more of the, slow pace ballad, the the ballads of the past, that is the kind of time when I think people had very good Chinese song writing skills


ya its called S-Pop, ya there's no name for it last time now it's called uh <mandarin>新谣:Xin Yao</mandarin> or something in Chinese ya


so ya that whole, uh genre of music back then was really very good, okay, so let's move on to the next question, oh Heng Suay, hey do you want to ask this


best thing that happen to you in Singapore


striking the lottery, striking the lottery sounds good , ah that's the tough one


because, you want the more pragmatic answer I just thought of one


but ya why not I think, the most the best thing that can hap that can happen to you as a working adult is that your boss recognizes you and, well you get promoted very quick (ppb)


ya and in Singapore, ya high GPA (ppb), you you get on good terms with the bell curve god


but for the worse things I can I can think of a lot that is Singapore context, good


uh maybe one example would be, to become handicapped, physically handicapped, so imagine I I just pass my driving test, and after my driving test they


uh we are all required to watch this, nine minute video, the tragic consequences of act car accidents so they, wait they make you watch gory images of spilled intestines burnt out bodies


stuff like that, and to show you that accidents are not worth getting into, yes and one of these videos which struck me a lot was this, uh they this man they had an interview of, they had interview with him and he had an accident


almost twenty years before uh more than twenty years before, the video was taken, right now he during the accident after the accident his spinal, his spinal cord was fractured so they had to take his entire


pull his entire spinal cord out to fix it, and so after this this incident left him, disabled, so he had he he was paralyzed I think from the waist down, and he needed a, wheelchair


and so okay so that's his accident but, how about his life, so after that incident he was transferred to a, nursing home, where he has lived over the past twenty years, without


I don't know that I don't even know whether he has contact with his family, he has any friends, his friends keep in contact with him, I think that living in such a condition for such a long time is really really very tough


that is true, is kind of sad I don't know and we have we are not even talking about the, financial cost of such incidents


how much you have to pay for operations for support care, if you go to a nursing home you have, costs as well you have to pay the, pay the nursing homes as well so it's really really a huge financial burden


on these patients, so ya that's the worst I think that's the worst thing that already happen to you, you lose your you, is really Heng Suay no is the Suay, no Heng at all


you lose your social life you lose, you have to pay a huge financial cost, how what's the what's even worse that can happen to you in this country, okay this this topic has suddenly became very morbid but okay


let's go to, let's go to next one #owa peya som#, you play games during recess


that means secondary school, primary school, no no life ah , you play games during exam time


so what games do you play


you play oh primary school ah oh ya, okay okay, hopscotch


oh that, okay that ya that that's very nostalgic


so do you like being frozen or do you like, running around catching, knew it


so like we, that's not that nice


okay I I can't really remember for primary school but, secondary school we had lots of games it was games fiesta in fact, one of my friends he brought his, pack of cards over, and that's where I learnt most of the card games that


I still play even until today, so they we got Taiti, we have Taiti uh we play


#Ban Luck#, Blackjack yes twenty one, I learnt bridge from my cousins, yes contract bridge is the Atas game, the Angmoh Pai


yes it's my it's my cousins who, from Hwa-Chong, #Hwa-Chong#-Junior-College they got this game, in I didn't play contract bridge during recess together we are the low SES people so we play, Taiti and


Blackjack, surprisingly because, if I ask, uh if I ask my friends, like the Chinese speaking ones


most of them, either don't know what contract bridge is or don't they don't even know how to play or they don't like, in the mix


not very Atas ah , uh maybe it's a Tampines thing, ya I I think for contract bridge you really need a lot of brain power and compared with Taiti where all you need to do is to form the


cards, it's a mind game mind games mind games keep you I don't know


not like like Jack way money is normally involved, yes it's mostly luck, oh there was one, very random game in secondary school as well


you know back then in my secondary school okay I have to explain this context first because uh when I was in secondary four, our classrooms were converted from computer labs, ya there are air con okay but but mainly they are extremely


huge, so and our classrooms we had our tables and desk, that, tables and chairs at the, (eh) back of the classroom there is this huge empty space, like probably half


a classroom length, or maybe one third to half of classroom length, is the space was so wide that it even had a sofa, over there, so one day one or one of this one or one random day we were given, uh coasters you know the stuff where you put drinks on


so, yes and these coasters were the anti mozzie kind you know last last time there's the anti mozzie campaign where you have to, to like, drain your water from your flower pots


ye so it was on this on this eh, subject, so during recess on of my friends had a idea we, we took some of the guys so we volunteered some of our tables and chairs, we overturn them at the back, like we turn the whole area into a warzone


so we started throwing, the coasters at each other, (ppb) yes it was really really fun, it was it was so chaotic, it was so cool imagine you were you were hiding behind this table (ppb), and you and throw this


at the anyone that you see, eh ya there is no points you know the, it's a guy thing no girls were no girls were involved ya you can't I I I don't, it's so funny you know even some of the more introverted guys they


they're really introverted they don't even speak but, they join the game and everyone really had fun, yes , is like you know back then there weren't paintball wasn't even out yet, so that was


ye there's a huge gap, huge gap, when you were primary four I mean when I was sec four you were primary six, ye so it was, it was our paintball back then it was so fun I think we only played once


yes probably uh probably the most it went over a few days that until you know until people got sick of it, and moved on but, it was a memory that stayed with me for a long time


prefect duties , gossip, oh I like to gossip a lot too, as a compared to a guy's standard


I gossip quite a lot


I was I was I I always , yes, I was the I was the wire in the whole communication system, I transmit the information, ye it was fun you know like hearing about, oh no


selective wire so, if I know there's a secret that is meant to be kept for example like a, like a secret crush you know I won't be an idiot and, ya and let the whole world know then there's


yes unless unless it's a open secret where there's no, yes, then I'll spread or or or uh no no no mercy I'll just spread, but if I know that there's some chance and


you know things could proceed if everyone kept quiet then ya I'll keep quiet as well, and ya that's right, I was love guru back then but nah not now no more


eating a lot ya, eating is the best thing ever, PA, don't know two points, ye I think so


level three question, send a message okay let me read, oh-my-gosh


sorry my political instincts are coming back, oh well but, okay I shall put it in a non political way, okay


so probably, send this message to, the middle age, and the older Singaporeans, I would, tell them that


empathize with them that, things in Singapore these days are changing really really quick and, it's probably, not something that they have been used to over the years and their


and I agree that they're having a hard time to do it, what I will say as well is that, to ask them to be, to continue to support this change and development and


yes, con and try to be more open to these challenges instead of, trying to avoid them when they come, yeah very wide ray very very broad base but, that is, the gist of what I could say


I think it could be a simple message like


oh ya the handicapped guys


!wow! so now the , okay that's quite a, sophisticated topic (ppb), ya at level three now we back to level one heartlands, where should visitors go in Singapore to get a real sense of the country okay


Steffi you go first, that's true


ah yes


!wah! Tampines so you nominate your hometown (ppb)


for me, I'll elaborate on what you say, I'll bring them to any coffee shop in Singapore, ya I mean the heartlands is where, see the traditional way of life


of Singaporeans, uh you see them in a relaxed mode, ya, basically, either trying, trying to take a break from their meals, trying to take a break from their everyday life, and


feeding the Starbucks, and that's, yes, it's our hawker culture partly and also you get to see Singapore Singaporeans in their everyday life, yes uh whether you are


high level executive or, the normal, cleaner or sweeper as long as you live in the area you tend to visit all these coffee shop, and if you sit in the coffee shops and do nothing but observe you can see


a lot of scenes of and happenings there, unveiling in front of you, eh so I'll bring them after the coffee shop a good idea will be to go to one of those neighborhood shops


ya you can see, household items and like how, what people will use in a HDB flat, what do people buy like fruit shops, remember the the time we brought Valter out we had the fruit shops


it's a good idea to know what, what kind of, tropical fruits uh Singaporeans eat especially if, our foreign friends are not from the tropics, ya it's a, dragon fruit


Valter never knew a Longan existed as well, so ya these kind of date, Heartlands is the very good place, to bring them around, also other than Heartlands I also tend to bring them around to


rustic areas, like uh uh, Kampung Lorong Buangkok, the last Kampung in Singapore, and Coney-Island, so people will ask what is this the real sense of the country, because to me a country is not just about it's people


but also the landscape as well, so sometimes if we stay too much in the city, we tend to lose, uh we tend to lose awareness that, Singapore is actually, an island in the tropics


you I mean yes it's a garden city we do see trees around which most other cities in the world don't have but, how the geographical of, landscape of Singapore looks like, and the best way to do it of course is to go to rustic areas like Coney-Island Pulau-Ubin


and when yes the Kampung Lorong Buangkok is a bonus because, the rustic lives of Singaporeans, not Singaporeans of people in the region, as well, so I will, also like to choose these places


so let's go on to the next card, what (ppb)


another sophisticated question, this is hard


okay but I thought of an answer but I will let you, I had tried, I mean I want to format my answer


okay (ppb), so probably one reason, I would I mean one lesson I will teach them is to be, humble, yes because, okay maybe, especially for those


students who, had it good, childhood lives, yes I'll teach them to still be humble, S and especially


I won't use the word accommodating, more mindful of their, less unfortune their less fortunate counterparts, because


sometimes in this life, are not born equal and you just happen to get the longer stick, so, there will also be times where, you never know, the tables might turn, maybe you're running a business


things might fall, and you might need help from, other people that you never, looked up to in the past, so, always be humble, and con, continue to learn from there's always something to learn from everyone


no matter what's your social status what's your race what's your religion et-cetera et-cetera, there's always something to learn, whether it's something of, out of character something that will develop your career, et-cetera et-cetera, there's always something to know something new something fresh


that you can see from people, around you, so be humble, curious ah


okay


okay, okay, oh okay so do you think this


curiosity will help, uh Singaporeans, I mean Singapore to a better place in general, ya definitely definitely because curiosity is


being uh curious and wanting to know more about your surroundings, will definitely increase your general knowledge of the world why not switch here, translate to, a greater social


greater artwork movement of our society ah and Singapore will definitely be a better place, such deepness, okay first come first serve, what will you queue for in Singapore


nothing to be sorry about I think most Singaporeans will share the same sentiments as you


free gifts, free gifts, okay, I will queue for nothing, I in the sense of us Singaporean but


uh actually no not exactly for nothing but, I will say queueing for me is, something I mean it , it's uh if it is related by wants because my wants are


very on the spot what's the word for it, ah very spontaneous, so if it's something on the moment that I really really really want and if it happens to be a long queue yes, queue for it


ya it's not like oh for a concert tickets or, probably for concert tickets, okay, yes concert tickets from my favourite singers why not, ya but, but generally ya ya must really have the one doesn't mean if let's say I want to watch this singer but


I mean I really like this singer a lot but if I don't want to watch her concert, if if there's nothing ya I won't queue for it all waste of her tickets, SG one hundred describe your


Singapore dream, Singapore dream, no I do have but I was wondering that


if you do, have a, okay for me Singapore dream is, I would, see Singapore, as leaders, of the space industry


so, space industry is something that nobody talks about is, anything it is the market that has to do with, space exploration tourism commerce, in uh mining et-cetera et-cetera in general


so why do I think that, the Singapore dream is a successful space industry is because of the fact, that we are located in the Equator, so, right now there are there's a lot of research, pertaining to


space elevators, so space elevators are basically as the name suggests you can take literally take a lift, from ground level to, outer space, and, because, the Equator is


really is the Equator actually holds the, shortest distance from, ground to space we do actually have a advantage over other country, so if, the correct materials


are chosen and if, these materials are made easy to uh made easy easy to manufacture, then why not these these research studies on space elevators for example in Japan I remember there's a Japanese study


so these studies will become successful, and, Singapore can use this advantage to, her own her own her own advantage as well lah use this advantage to her own success, right now we complain about


not having land land constraints, but why should we set our, our ambitions only on Earth, when there's so much land, in other planets that can be used, so my Singaporean dream is that, we can one day overcome these land constraints


and build a, successful empire, in space, ya sounds big but, these are dreams what


okay


sensitive, okay


deriving conclusions, okay, I think the correct word will be analytic


like it was analyzed, something, analyzing facts, emotional based, ya and stereotypical for example


ya, is what I always thought that Social-Studies should cover, but unfortunate, (eh) I mean you can do a better job ya, ya probably you can do a better job as well


well there is another forty years, more than forty years to go


yes, !wow!, okay upgraded works, which aspect of old Singapore do you miss the most


manicured, I remember the time that I used to cycle, I used to cycle a lot in the area near Kampung Lorong Buangkok you know that the that Kampung I mentioned to you


back then there was, a lot of jungles which was ironically filled up by, old Kampungs that used to be in that area but they, cut I mean they they, they the government, close it down ah close these Kampungs down so


what was left is trails leading to nowhere in the forest, so uh when I was younger I like to explore these trails, so I empathise with you on the fact that Singapore is losing the greenery because we lose


a the piece of the past along with it and the areas that used to go do not exist now, uh right now, these areas are, HDB flats new HDB flats BTO


ya me too, is under the expect, the one that I miss the most was, the time where


mobile phones didn't exist, that's nice (ppb), cause I mean yes mobile I agree that mobile phones has


given us a lot of, convenience in our lives like with a phone we can check on the weather, we can check our flights we can go to Google to search for information on anything in the world


the same this same mobile phone has, diluted, our conversations and our, our, conversations with the people around us ya, we tend to be less, empathetic towards one another because


everything else can be checked on the phone we tend to be we tend to, engage less conversations because, we use our phone, and all these, somehow changes the dynamics of, how people speak to each other as when the past


and something I like about the past is because we tend to focus on, uh one to one conversations I think conversations in the past were much more friendlier and much more, fruitful than now


ya you remember the as long as you remember the name, why not (ppb), although it's something that I miss about the past but, I stopped yearning for them after a while because


I recognize that this is, ye and it's more like it's a way that, Singapore would advance, wise to look at something in the past that


uh is nostalgic but brings no purpose into Singapore's future, ye miss it I mean even our grandparents had something to miss about their childhoods as well, kay so next question


SG-one-hundred, well


more like (ppb), I think never, ye surprise me all I want this is gonna be a short topic but I don't we'll ever win the World-Cup, any time


there is not much competition and you're fighting against people who are physically larger and, fitter, one sided contest, you think I thought who confirm, think of your favorite Singlish word


ye this is a very hard topic, ye let's skip this


the teacher who made the biggest difference in your life is, my History teacher in sec three and sec four


oh, ye so for me, the teacher was I remember his name his name is Mister-#Pah#, #Pah Mun Wai#, so okay so basically he was a very good History teacher because he


really, inspired, not only me but the entire class in his History lessons, his History lessons were fun and very interactive and, once in a while he also showed documentaries which, not many teachers would do last time


to create this interest, in history, in us students back then lah, so, I remember his lessons on, he always had, stories to give us additional stories that are not within the scope


of our history essays, like and he because of this he encourage us to, look at, constantly look at different expects of, a single event and, not, it's not always true that uh, the main historical explanation will cover


every single aspect of, event that happen in history before, so because of that I actually, read up a lot on, history not only in, the O-level or A-level syllabus but, for the


other countries, other areas, ya it comes along with it, so African nations European nations they their their histories tie a lot together, and European and Asian nations they also tie a lot together Asian and America blablablabla


so but basically because of this, uh this inspiration that Mister-#Pah# gave that is the reason why, I had so much interest I still continue to have so much interest in history, so yes he's probably the, teacher that bigger made the biggest change in my life


how about you Steffie, language arts


okay so basically you, can you elaborate on what, exactly language arts is in your school, okay


okay, okay


okay, though, okay sure, so, let's move on to the next question, okay, if you could be a Karang-Guni man


what would you want to collect


okay probably for me, I will like to collect, a historical item, is uh like old coin, probably


or old, stamps, because these items could be of historical value, I could either sell them for, a considerable amount of cash, that is practical


or also I could, if I have excess I could donate either display them at my as a collection or I'll donate them to a museum or something, ya so, that is what I would like to collect old stuff


well is treasure hunt, like kind of like recycling


oh okay


ah like secondhand items, uh that really reminded me of my exchange, exchange days because, uh uh let's say at the end of our exchange we had a lot of, furniture and cutlery that we


didn't want anymore cause we are moving out, yes, so we tend to either, sell them, in a common, social media page like Facebook or sometimes we will just give them away, so that really reminds me of your the


your ideal Karang-Guni job that you have, well modern day Karang-Guni through apps, grandfather road


describe the most famous person that you're related to, for me ah, do I have


uh I can't think of, famous, but I think I can think of very interesting people, then I would say, my grandfather from my father's side, paternal grandfather, because


he was born in China, he move over to Singapore at a early age I think, right after World War Two, so right after World War Two he moved to Singapore and he


most Hainanese, ya so along the way, got a job in the Royal Navy, the British-Royal-Navy actually is not the Royal Navy I I learn later but


the Royal Auxiliaries which operated boats like ships, uh service ships supply ships that serve the Royal Navy so it's kind of similar, so he was a cook, in one or two onboard one of those ship


and because of, that job, managed to sail around the world, in a time when, most of our ancestors, stayed in one area so he managed to explore the world and I I honestly admired him because of that


ya in the, even though he even after when, met my grandmother and had my father and other, my aunt and et-cetera et-cetera he still had his jobs as well


ya so, I mean he still continued to travel the travel the world until he retire in the seventies I think, when the British pulled out and then he work as a, I mean he still continued to work as a cook in one of those private shipping line


so he managed to go to I think he visited every single continent in the world, including Africa South America, I didn't manage to hear his stories but he managed to collect notes


money notes from, really crazy countries like, uh I think one that I remembered was Sri-Lanka, but anyways Sri-Lanka is not so far I yes Egypt, he got some from Egypt he got some from Brazil


Brazil and I think one Ecuador, ya or is it is it Peru ah, ya so it's really cool, although he had a, he had a wife in, China but !aiya! whatever


so that's grandfather road, do you do you any really cool ancestors that you know, not of now (ppb), cannot think ah


okay next question


past year, ye I would think past of this year, ye I would think meeting you, that ye you changed my life Steffi


yes and, without you I think, there would be a lot of things that, I, wouldn't have that much confidence in doing you really give me confidence to, step into the brave new World that is


working life, and also, meeting you has also re inspired my confidence in, learning learning how to drive so I can one day drive you around


yay, okay oh SOP, military stuff, what's, single piece of advice would you give to a non Singaporean friend who is moving into Singapore


interesting question I never really thought about it, even though I had, single piece of advice


okay that's a, with a piece of advice, for me it would probably me, stand on the left on the escalators


ye, yes because it's


a common, a common scene to see people, giving way by standing on one side of the escalator and as, foreigners it it would be a good idea for them to learn this as well, good S SOP, ye


okay, oh National Day, okay so if you ask me


one vision, I have I mean no sorry what vision, one thing that's, can be preserved would be the, the friendliness, of the older generation


the, constant lookout for each other's wellbeing and safety, doesn't you doesn't need, I mean uh that person doesn't need to be someone that you know it could be a stranger a random person on the street


but to help the person when he or she is in need, I think that is what Singaporeans, do have lah even though you are constantly stereotype as, cold and


have people having a cold nature, yes, cold and unfriendly ya, but actually I think, deep down we do care lah it's just that it doesn't, it doesn't manifest in the in the western stereotype of, being friendly asking questions making conversations et-cetera


but we still do care and I hope that this, uh this continues on to the next generation, okay (ppb)


what's this I never heard of this before, what's Giam Kana, what is what wait what, stinge on almost everything


after I met you I splurge on food, ya that's, ya I stinge on almost everything except on things that, I really need like right now I'm going to change my earphones, and I need your help


and I I need you to help me I mean walk with me to go and find new earphones, yes, so do you stinge or splurge stinge or anything or splurge on anything


looks like we make good partners


that's so thoughtful of you, help help me buy earphones thanks, Bo Jio


the rooftop at VivoCity, level one level one answer, !wah! okay


yes return your tray, and not so, say thank you to them, good morning and thank you, think that will help to, brighten up their lives


ya, that's interesting okay, alright, fifty minutes more of this, this is our total time okay, ulu


what ya Coney-Island ah, ya, how's that favorite pasttime, oh because Singaporean like to complain right no lah I don't like to complain what that's means I'm not Singaporean


ya, what do I like to complain about, too many people, too many people that's the only only complaint about Singapore what, some type, yes, but the main thing is there's too many people because if there are less people


I would be more forgiving I think as a person


buy them a meal once in a while, but provided, I know them personally and, uh they are uh I normally strike a good conversation then I think buying them a meal is quite good


then sharing the meal with them, ya, sounds like, sounds like good idea


that's what my dad likes likes to do, I used to collect notes, now I still do but, unofficially so if I go to a


country lah for example recently I went to Japan, so I I normally, print some of the notes back and I'll keep them, but, talking about Japan I think a huge waste was that I give away the rare, two thousand yen note


I didn't know it was rare, so I got, yes, I got it on the first day on my first transaction as well because I was buying a, I was buying (eh) their version of EZ-Link card called a Pasmo


and I got the two two two thousand, the two thousand yen note, as part of the change, but at that time I failed to recognise its significance ah, so I created a way to note quite early in during my trip later I I regretted it


I hope so, sometimes but sometimes good things only happen once, he may give five more cards, okay five more cards


busybody


what shit did you stir Stefanie, what shit did you stir, oh so you stir them until they got together is it, we help to stir them


!wow! and so what did you do or what did you all do, that's a bit slow right


so who did he tell, except you, your roomie


stirring them on, !wow! so how did how did you all stir them together, uh I haven't done really much Kaypoh things in the recent


pass, probably back then, and I because of, my personality I'm not someone that is, very intrusive, yes I'm curious but it does not extend to being intrusive other people so


I don't think that I'm really that Kaypoh in the past, okay so next one, what's this oh, oh good question, yes kids


ya I hate pet, I hate pets a lot, they're smelly and, they die very easily, ya and they're noisy if they're dog


ya my neighbour has noisy dogs, so yes and, okay, how many kids, ya same two


two is the most, ideal number, I mean back then was stop at two as well, that's right


very bad very poorly, !wow!


next door, okay, !wow!, almost


almost twenty, maybe fifteen


so neighbourly (ppb) Kampung Spirit


!wow!, !wow! that's, that's a very good way to foster the spirit, among neighbours, for me


that is partly true as well, because I live in a condo, my side uh my floor has about five other units, it's spilt into three units on one side like left side and the right side so for example


in my section of three units, the other two are foreigners, yes, on the other side I think, at least two of the units are Singaporeans, so with regards to my immediate side uh


there is one China Chinese couple old Chinese couple and an Indian family which I, rarely have interaction with once in a while I'll talk with, one at least one member from their family like, the Indian one is more friendly he will


tend to make some small conversations in the lift, and I really appreciate that, the Chinese couple is more shy and reserved, but recently I managed to talk with the, ya, with the I recently managed to talk with the guy because


you we were on, uh it was my first day of work and so I told him, oh this is good morning, ya and he, I was quite excited about it and so, he thought I was quite friendly and we had some conversation so that was


how we started conversations after that as well, yes


yes, also when, yes, definitely, if, I mean there is there isn't the generation gap lah


for me the with the other local neighbors, I normally see them in the lift, they will be this time of the, day where everyone around six forty five where everyone in the whole block, will


get into the lift together and it it takes a long time, so sometimes I'll see one of the families, him and his son his son studies in Maris-Stella I still remember, so I'll talk the dad because sometimes, maybe I'll what want to wait for him and he will say (eh) I was I was then he will say no lah no lah I waiting for my son


so you know that kind of thing then we talk a bit, ya, sometimes we do that


ya the standard stuff lah, that's nice to hear, okay #Gai Gai#


which place in Singapore made the biggest impression on you as a kid, Sentosa, although there's Sentosa that I, used to have a biggest impression on has changed, but it's still Sentosa


there's Sentosa that, I always dream about is the was the Sentosa with monorails, that was huge really really long time ago, yes, ya I remember the time when I first went into a Merlion


if I is it the Merlion or no volcano land, volcano land, I think it's closed I don't know if is still open, there was a mini Theme Park ish bulding to it, it which is quite cool and one point you actually take a lift up


and there will be the stories there will in the is is it is to I mean volcano land it, imagines you in a volcano, around parts of volcano which is really really cool and, the whole atmosphere is dark and you go into the lift


without knowing it and suddenly you get pushed up along the lift, that were really my biggest impressions as a kid, oh Downtown-East, yes yes


it's still around though, yes


barbeque, !wow!


which is quite common nowadays, so what do you guys do overnight if you don't sleep, then you join along


ya definitely, so it's like, maybe too young for Taiti but


ya Uno lor oh ya Uno can ah , monopoly also can ah, okay so shall we go to Alaska, then we go to part three, okay, !wah! most Kia about ah you got a lot of Kia things


hauted house, horror, dark star


and seasick, oh oh, for me what I'm most scared of, I'm most scared of if


the, cause I always work with a schedule and, certain things in mind and, if those things don't happen as per plan, yes then I will that's something that I will get scared lah but it depends what is the thing as well lah


fall in, still Kia but not that Kia, ya correct but is probably one thing that right now I'm most scared about lah


like the plans that I've been working hard especially the long term plans suddenly just , there's crashes and, that will be tough ah, ya, okay so that ends the second part


yes we covered like two thirds of the, back, !wah! there's Balik Kampung, Bao Ka Liao on the ball


here or Dabao drink stall faster finish homework, buy one get one free, cabby, generation gap, KIV, nothing much you leh


sure, oh start looking at part three


either Kopi or Teh O, I used to drink Teh C, I want to save the ten cents now


ya that's true, ha ha ha free talk


I think I I I'm looking forward to free talk actually, okay, parents children and education, what do you think or do you want something else


okay, okay let's talk about something more light hearted then, holidays, okay so, okay I would I would like to know actually Steffi what are the places that


you are interested in going, ah why Japan, okay nice, okay the food is great


okay, yes it's definitely a unique culture compared to other Asian countries in general


okay, ah United-States, ya same


oh Uganda , how about my my instructors are going to Kiribati do you know where Kiribati is (ppb)


for me ah, I've been to a lot of, I mean like uh , country drop right now because I've been to a lot countries and, right now I just want to stay in Singapore and


so in the short term probably I'm not really interested in going somewhere far, maybe short trip if you to Bintan would be nice though, but in the long term probably


I'd like to explore, underrated places, China is an example, yes because when when you when when people say China we tend to think of crowded cities


fast speaking, locals and a lot of, Xiao-Long-Bao all the all the Chinese culture food, yes more of the latter the second option


so probably, landscapes China really has, good examples of landscapes, for example if you go to Huangshan, or #Jiu Zhai Gou# #Jiu Zhai Gou# is the the filming, inspiration for Avatar did you watch Avatar


Avatar in there's this scene of Avatar where the tribal people lived it's really really beautiful, so they got the idea from this part of China called Jiu-Zhai-Gou, so that's somewhere that I want to visit, also my friend recommended Xi-An as well


yes Xi-An has, unique food, they have, and in uh they have a large amount of Muslims as well so, the culture there is like different not what you expect from something like Shanghai or Beijing


so, maybe China will be good, going back Japan is also another option, one mistake I made is is that I only travel in Tokyo, which is not representative of, really what Japan has to offer


so probably a good idea will be going down to the Osaka region, or Hokkaido, or somewhere underrated will be Kyushu, Kyushu is the south of Japan, and Okinawa


ya Okinawa is the beaches that are famous for, Kyushu uh, Kyushu not that much Kyushu has the Torii gates in the sea, well I'll try my best I mean I've never visited there before I can't be a guide to a place that I've never visited


sounds good idea, Hong-Kong, please bring me to Hong-Kong Steffi


so out of Europe do you have any ideas, did I say out of Asia out of Europe out of Asia right


okay good good okay continue, ah yes yes, but I don't, ya do you know, I uh what are the seven wonders of


ya I don't know, I'm glad, Paris, Paris is


okay Paris is beautiful but not as beautiful as, you think, don't go in summer because it's smelly, there's dog, excrement


okay, France I would, of all the places I've visited I will recommend this castle in the water called, #Mont Saint Michel#, #Mont Saint Michel# is a castle on the English channel side of France do you know your geography well


okay never mind so on the northen side of France, so it's a castle that, it, uh in, on low tide is connected by a, causeway, no it's connected by dry land as well it's connected to the main land on the causeway but


on low tide right, land, it's all land connected by land towards the castle, but on high tide what happens is that, they, the tide will flow around the, castle separating it, from the mainland


so that, yes that castle is very very beautiful to visit, yes although everything there is overpriced, so it's always recommended that you go there on a day trip from somewhere near like


yes, like this is, town very nearby so what I did was I, book a Air-bnb in which is a town that is nearby #Mont Saint Michel#, which allowed me to go to the castle on day trip and back


so basically what I did there is I brought my own food, I bought, stuff from the convenience store which I eat in #Mont Saint Michel# so I, manage to skip, the meals over there which was quite a good idea because meals there are twenty thirty dollars


definitely, yes, unwind


unwind, yes, Greece like, a lot of the European, Mediterranean countries are very slow and relax if you go to Spain is similar


so is Italy as well but Greece is by far the most relax, and if you are adventurous, you can always take a boat and, and Crete


yes, please do, Croats Crete, ya, interesting places, each with their own stories although if you although the ruins are similar in nature but, stories are all different, Greece was in the past


ruled by many many different kingdoms, before Alexander-the-Great, united them, together, so ya they all they all have their own stories, also if you are adventurous can always take a boat to Turkey


or, Italy, or probably Egypt I'm not so sure about Egypt but, but the the pyramid is, is huge


uh I don't know what they call it, baed on one, but ya that's where everyone visits so, it's a must go still must go, yes


yes, one, no one knows you know, they can they can guess but you can never be sure


do you know the great, pyramids have certain some certain, astronomical precision to it, forgot already but there is, like points towards a certain direction at this point ending like blah blah blah that kind of thing


kind of cruel, ya ya oh I can grow on this all day man and then Africa we still have, like Kenya the safaris of Kenya, there's also


actually mostly is safaris ah Africa is a dangerous place, yes, so, I think that's it for holidays, I mean, mayday is money first, ya, so which


which brings me to okay which topics that I talk about okay , jobs and careers Shijie talking about money, okay, what's a


oh yes that's why, uh so let's keep that topic for now, maybe, hobbies, hobbies ah hobbies looks good, okay so


do you have any, hobbies that you normally do, let's say we in you're in holidays and oh you have a lot of free time, used to swim


is it cold


that is true, so swimming is a very personal thing for you


therapeutic oh okay nice, so, do you have (eh) other than swimming do you watch shows do you read books, dramas Hong-Kong dramas, or Korean dramas


that is true you never know


like how old movies also are good as well like Star-Wars, oh so you'll re watch dramas as well, !wow! that must be a emotional you must be a very emotional person


oh so you catch on the emotions well Stephanie


wait so, so if you see someone sad you feel frustrated, oh then what is the frustrated part


oh so, if something sad happens to you you won't cry, oh !wow!


and now it's not the same, no sadness now, oh is it because of me, oh I feel so honoured


my hobbies in the past, uh I game quite a lot, but, my games are different from


most what most people play so most guys play, a rope, uh ya shooting games or MMORPG which is multi, play no massive multi player online playing game role playing games yes but


ah I don't really play them I prefer more strategic based games probably that's how I get the whole, planning thingy all about form ah, so I play games like, civilization, civilization is a game where you assume


control of a country you play as a country, and nation and you build this nation up from scratch, so along the way the it charts, to some extent like actual developments of, how countries develop so from the past


people don't know how to write they only know how to farm, (eh) ya it starts from there and then along the way, then our civilization became smarter we learnt how to write, we learnt how to use the wheel, became smarter we develop our own religion


and then afterwards we get to, the point where we start fighting using swords, and then guns, and then we stared learning the light bulbs then we have roads blablablabla so these are the games that I play lah, so you really develop a country from scratch and make it big


you conquer some countries and you pacify some other nations through diplomacy, yes it's a very complicated game but I find these kind of games very very enjoyable, so these games also have this sick uh historical accuracy to it which is


which is really very fun that not I don't like those wizard games all those fantasy games which, ya so those are not my kind lah oh magic ah no that guild


yes so do you like realistic stuff more than fantasy stuff, not real


magic girls, Power-Ranger, ancient drav dra


oh some ultimate power, okay interesting, oh those Chinese martial arts


oh, Avatar is an interesting story though although, there's a lot of fighting


I agree with you because I also had that, stigma against this kind of show last time, yes, grew up (ppb)


I had this stigma until, I watched this show called, Fullmetal-Alchemist it's a Japanese, cartoon show ah, but it's a very very good show despite all the, magic birth because it's a wizard kind of show but


there is a very good story behind it, the, the writer wants to tell, make a lot of messages and he, portrays them through, the stories, it's a story where, two


uh two, aspiring alchemist, uh what's their name again Edward and Alphonse, ya okay they had a very sad past because, ya, their mum died, at a very young age


and, their father left left them ah, their father left first then the mother died, and, because they they were studying magic at the past so they wanted to use, the magic the magic that they learn to revive their mum ah


which is in the stories some is, one of the vices is something that you cannot do you cannot revive a person from the dead and they tried to do it, and because of, because of that, one of, the, one of the brothers


lost his arm, yes, okay okay I must tell the story in order, the younger brother, because they wanted to, get the get the get the mother back right


so, there is this story there is this, uh saying the story that you cannot get something you must exchange one to one you know like you you buy something right, so it then must be a one to one, so they, talk with this


magic guy from don't know where, like you the controller of everything lah it could be use this spell to, call that guy up, and the guy say okay you want to do that, I will I will take something from you then they didn't know what, so they


they need to exchange, and so he took, the brother's the brother soul away from, so the brother disappeared, the the the older brother was like what-the-heck, suddenly the the younger brothers got taken away from him


and so he, he had to react fast lah then he saw this, this uh knight armour thingy at the side, so he, cut himself and then wrap, reuse his blood to write a magical spell then he said he told the


guy the exchanger guy that he said he want to exchange anything to, get his brother's soul back, so the thing took away his arm, and then the brother, so soul, into that metal armour so he walks around with in a metal armour


so and the the the younger brother always, like he wants his body back ah, that I mean more like the older brother wants the youngest brother, body back, but the younger brother has no idea what happen in the past


so the story, charts the two characters' journey, as they as they try to get the ya get the younger brother's body back lah, so it's a very very interesting story then a lot of characters get involved


and then there was there's a he there's actually, a bigger picture, in this story as well, I think there are parts that you might cry


that is is is a show that is very very interesting it's I think it's really one of the best anime that is out in the, market nowadays, it's a very long show though, actually no lah not as not as long as Hong-Kong dramas hahaha


oh you know how short are Japanese anime, okay lah they are not not counting Fullmetal-Alchemist, a normal Japanese anime is twenty minutes, twelve episodes


so you can watch every thing in about, four or five hours, yes Fullmetal-Alchemist is four times, so it's about, you can Chiong in, three days, but that is really really hard core Chionging


maybe two days, ye it's something that can be rushed on, so those are my hobbies of the past lah, now ah, now is, now there's not really much free time so


I tend to spend, what would I do ah, if I had a lot of free time or a bit of free time, a bit of free time I'll watch shows lah, I would I'm currently, stuck on a Hong-Kong show that you recommended


so I would definitely want to finish that as well, twelve, yes still quite slow eh, too slow or very fast


oh I have the ability to stop, I mean I mean, I I have the I mean I naturally if there's a cliffhanger I would feel it, but that, the urge


the urge disappears quickly, yes, so, I will finish these two shows, if I had much more time I would actually consider writing short stories again


cause I already have a few ideas that I really want to write, (oh) thank you, but, there's always no time and I want to read more as well to get the, feeling back, ya I'll also like to read more as well if I had the time Stephen-King books are great by the way


although they are horror stuff but, they are great (ppb), it I I discovered, great joy reading his book, although they can be dark and, scary at times but they are described


he's a very very good writer I used to, think that is because I I knew Stephen-King through movies, not that I remember of, ya


he had this, I want to I want to one title I want to read is uh this book called Pet-Sematary, which is the story of a, the main character trying to revive his dead cat or something, ya and then, things go wrong lah


but ya apparently that book is good, he also but other than, uh Stephen-King doesn't only write about ghost stories, there he also writes other genres as well


horror thriller kind, he had a time travel story, about him trying to go back, to the past, to stop a president from getting assasssinated


I should not reveal the story, but did you know about President-Kennedy, ya but he got, assassinated right (eh) in in a car, yes so uh he was, supposed to the main character was


supposed to go back in time to, stop, that incident for happening, it's a very thick book, ya it's called a, it's called two two slash one one slash six three which is the date of the, assassination


what protect, and there's in this case is supposed to prevent incident also known as protecting ah is that the same book


but the the Kennedy story is the last part there are a lot a lot of, details beforehand that, Stephen-King really really went to elaborate on, it's insane


ya lah, back to the good old days


okay


and and at home ah, !woah! it must be a must have been a very enjoyable book


before that I used to read Murakami, which is a Japanese author, his books are very, fantasy like, like different worlds and, like dream like states it's always his books always have


it always talks about dreams, character dreaming and then something crazy happens in the dream, a lot of interesting amounts of sex as well and added into it but, everything is added together to create a very very interesting story


and there's always a message at the back a very <UNK> mysterious message, family based (ppb)


okay so we start from the right side of the picture, so there's this rock and on top of the rock is, one bird, oh okay I guess that's one difference


okay then if you look at the bottom of the rock there's this signboard in white mine says north beach, oh okay then I guess that's the second difference, then beside the sign there's this, blue dustbin, okay below this dustbin there's this


guy in blue cap facing his hands up, he's saying hey Paul, oh okay I guess that's the third difference, then beside the man there's this red car with a dog sitting inside, ya so people are two men are actually pushing


colour of my seat belt, there's no seat belt on the dog, oh okay so I guess it's the, third difference, oh four already okay, then, below the car there's three bird


ya, beach got fries, ya , okay, beside the bird, there's this lady in bikini green bikini she's holding this red tyre


ya green key, no, golden, okay beside her is a car that says tax one the licence plate


okay the door is open, for one of the seats, ya then the the the taxi is white and brown, no, uh mine doesn't have


okay, there's a signboard in the middle of nowhere that says one night only love shag, oh okay, then beside there's this smoothie's bar, that says peaches


no it's just peaches, then on top is like this woman at the tent, ya, ya four squares , so like there's this women in in a green tank top


uh ya and she's selling like this garland flower garland, its not really flower its uh seashells uh seashells garland, it's a bag meh it's like it's like a necklace slide thing eh, three of it like hanging up on top


oh okay, then she has two bag two like tennis racket, two socks, no tennis balls, okay, mine is too soft


too soft, oh blue colour, okay, then uh behind her is like this, this girl or guy wearing a yellow cap


uh fishing and then there's a shark, this like dark, blackish slash greenish shirt and this, okay then ya probably a same


same same, and a sand castle, four, two red two blue, yellow, the pail is red


think we have ten so far, how many differences are there, I think you have to adjust it closer to your, okay


actually I forgot how many difference are there in total, push don't have one two three, (hm) okay


the bikini girl is she tying her hair, ya her hair looks like like like, her hair looks so weird, oh okay


how about the taxi the the color of the the headlight, oh mine is also yellow, my taxi is like white then in the middle is like brown, then the taxi on top the color is like white


the seats inside was brown


yeap then one the white shoe one is wearing green shirt, and black pants, then the white shirt one is wearing a watch, oh is it the dog color my dog is brown


greenish with this, brown ya, oh is it your shark and my shark different


do you have anything beside a shark, mine also the grey shark is opening its mouth, how about the color of the tent is blue


light blue, mine's same, how about the smoothies bar is green and, with this red colour frame, smoothies is in black


green ya, I think is a sandcastle eh like your sandcastle is it like, the are the flags all in the same direction, cause mine one of them is not


so is like three pointing to the right and one pointing to the left the one pointing on the left is blue


two is facing the same one is not, one is eating something the other two is not, the key on your tire is it green, maybe we already got twelve okay let's count again the first is the bird on the rock right


then second is the north beach the signboard, then third is the guy that says hey Paul yours don't have speech bubble, then forth is the speech dialect the push, then fifth is the, the seat belt then number six is


then the taxi got anything or not ah, oh ya the the the the, so that's seven, then the the the the sign board in the middle that says one night only for mine then the smoothie don't have the peach and the


ya mine don't have plums ya, then ten is the my one only has two of the necklace like thing, eh mine is three, ya don't have not that's eleven


okay okay you should wake up okay let's proceed on to the next one, so we just start with the small talk can guess we can each take I start first, oh okay, why not are you shuffle then then


okay anyway I will be helping you take then you help me take, Kampung Spirit how well do you know your neighbours next door, eh you can ya you can talk about both


oh that's expensive


thank you


ya I do have neighbours , I would say I'm not very close to my neighbours like I was closer to them when I was younger because, I have this, like my neighbours kid uh was around the same age as me, ya so like when we were younger like we used to play together but as we grow older like


we went to different schools and then we stopped hanging out as much anymore, but ya when I see her around I still say hi to her parents and stuff, ya, then , my neighbours on my right, has many dogs then they offered to give us one but


my family was so scared of dogs so like we refused, so in end they give one to the dog like to the one opposite their house, ya but it was quite sad cause like that one dog will always bark and like try to like, talk to the rest of the dog, ya so you know it was like separated (hmm)


ya but then it's like my neighbour's side they kind of like, care a lot about this Kampung Spirit so they will actually like this old uncles they will sit together so like, they actually put like these tables, with a lot of chairs around, so like at night they will gather there they will sit and talk about life and like drink tea or like beer together


no no not with them ya, but like ya they will just gather around then after that they'll just sit and talk and then ya, but no I I I wouldn't join them my my father also doesn't join them ya, but they'll just gather and talk ya but there'll be some


conflicts between neighbours ah, ya because like some like cause they put the tables and chairs out there then, some people think that it's like obstructing the pathway and stuff so they like lodge a complaint so, ya, ya


ya like outside lah like cause the roadside [loh] so is like the roadside that side the sideways, like directly outside the house so like some people feel like, P P the car cannot really pass through that much, ya is like the road [loh] so like they just put outside then like people then like cause like benches sometimes like they do it everyday so they don't really keep it


ya then after the complain then is like they're forced to keep, the chairs and like, the bench, okay , so the next one is Gai-Gai, which place in Singapore made, the biggest impression on you as a kid


as a kid


Great-World-City is at where, Bugis area


is it the one with a lot of, is it the one with a lot of like travel agencies all those is it that area, apart from Katong there's another place


like something Qing, I mean like something, ya I'm not very sure, ya some complex one, oh is someone that close down, oh


oh


as a kid USS was already there, oh that's that's considerate I guess that count, I know I know I know for me, the Singapore Discovery center, I really love going to the Discovery center last time okay cause there's like this robot then the I think his name was I forgot his name


then he then like when you ask him questions like what do you eat then he will tell you like I feed on batteries, ya at the Singapore Discovery center, it was like a really cool thing back then, like we'll just go to these kind of places for excursions and stuff


no, I don't know I only remember the rail park in discovery centre, ya as I like about cool things like those, science experiments or like those toys but is like you touch then like they will like have different things then you can


press the thing to hear for the explanation that kind, or like click here for the light, and then also like the zoo, really I love going to the zoo when I was younger cause I like to see the animals but some of them were like very stinky especially like the birds


like the flamingo wah the smell, I I only haven't been to the Night-Safari sadly, is it fun, heard is quite cool


(hmm) where else did we like


oh but I never take and cause I take school bus so I seldom get the chance to, play at playground


okay [wow] so I'm like so afraid of so many things, most afraid of ah wah, okay apart from insects I think, being a superstitious Singaporean, one of the things that I'm most afraid of would be ghosts


especially like during the Hungry Ghost Festival cause like my family is like more towards the Taoist side, so ya actually like, since young I've always been like praying like holding the joss stick and stuff and like, always been ingrain my head that there's like


oh there's the other thing that I'm most afraid of is, receiving ten missed calls from my mom ya ya, oh no


no cause use to use to break it them a lot


I didn't watch that movie, oh


ya the plump one lor, no actually I don't really go there often


very scared my mother will find out, oh, ya


oh, oh last time I was very epic that my teacher will like say stuff like I'm going to tell your parents that you never do homework or like, this or that like complain about you


oh yes, I tell them like I don't really like to go for my, parents teachers meeting conference, same same, never pay attention


Teh Ping


Saint-Nick's, what's your most liked, less hated acronym, like short form like TTYL talk to you later


oh I think it's like lol, my favourite acronym


I think my most liked would be like, ILY, I don't know I like it a lot, are you when to go around telling people L Y L Y right


I don't like it, and I think the one I hate most is like, S T, F U, I think it was like kind of weird oh like, very rude lah ya crude


my secondary school friends used to sort of like quite rude, okay the next one, how do you define success, I go first, success starts with SU


okay your turn


okay I think it's quite personal, so like for me I think, success is more about, achieving my goals, could be like very small things eh like


set out for myself like, say I hope that today maybe I I would not eat so much, ya and then if I achieve that goal then I feel like that is success to me


I think I haven't really thought that far or like, what I actually want in life, cause I feel like I'm still young I still can try out things I still can like find out what I like and what I don't like, there's too many options out there for me ya


I think you'll be like, having a job that I really like passionate about doing


that I would want to go to work everyday and not like drag oh no I've to go to the office again today, that kind , maintaining a good relationship or rapport with my colleague and bosses, being, they're just enjoying what I'm doing [orh] and like


being able to manage and cope well with us stress, level at work, and having a good pay that can, support me financially and help my family as at out as well


actually I wouldn't mind cause actually I have the, like I can't have the mentality of wanting to my migrate in the future but, I feel like my parents are more towards the traditional like you have to stay Singapore that kind find a job just be in down to earth, but I think if they're older they might


they might change their perspective and feel that, may my grading is better in the sense said like, the pace of life, maybe slower for like, and better for them for like retirement, like say Australia or like, some where near the farm


say, which country do you want to migrate to, thinking of Australia


imagine you thing long can I stay in the house for one day, people just report to the police, no


biggest similarities ya, I think a, cause like, since young I've always been like, pressured by my parents that ya you have to do well in school you have to if not you will lose out in this rat race and the the the the like


those kind of thing then like, I think for our generation we also quite kiasu like in the future we have kids we will also want the best for our kid, in we like we also want to send them to tuition if we can afford like we also want them to, do well academically, be successful in the future


ya so I think, that's like one biggest similarity between my generation and my parents' generation, now I feel as for the difference would be that, I feel like the previous generation could, could bear more hardships as compared to our generation like


they could tolerate like, working conditions that are harsher that kind of a thing but like our generation will be more like, if we cannot stand it we will just !aiya! we want to quit, like we don't really wanna do this anymore like we won't have that kind of like, determination and in scores like, also partly because like my parents' generation they gone through a lot like they know how to better appreciate things because


they were from the they experienced the transition from the time where they were poor to where they were, like more financially ya stable and ya so it's like, to them is like , maybe had drink and soft drink is like a thing that they could only look forward to in Chinese New Year but for us it's like


a thing that we could do it almost everyday like we could even like if bubble tea and this kind of where like, it's not even available in during their days and like now we have like, so high tech of like technology like we have computers smartphone when they don't even have such entertainments in the past


help the family


that's true


ya, same


in a sense they like cause at at a very young age they already like, start going out to work like start contributing back to the family help to like, ya like my mother will tell me stories like how she has to cut this Tikar when she was younger so it's like you know how like people always play those kind of


ya so they were like paste a lot so like they have these oil things then like they have to glue them then like they stick like ten thousand or maybe just like, ten cents or twenty cents, ya but like they will still do it ya that kind of a thing cause like they want to like, to last time to them like ten cent twenty cents like worth a lot they could buy like, one or two bowls of noodles with it


ya, like they don't really have the mindset that, I need I should like, how they will just be like


in a way, but then Again I feel like with technology like, the exposure of smartphone and this kind of technology at a very young age it could also like, help the kids to be more mature in a sense that like, with Internet access they could like gain more knowledge and be more knowledgeable than the


than our parents generation, in a way, ya and like they could easily gain knowledge like they could just Google anything that they are unclear about, so in a way like


it could be a double edged sword, let's move on, cabbie, what's the most interesting conversation you have ever had with a taxi driver


I think it's okay like , I think ya Grab counts as taxi as well, actually I feel like the usual taxi drivers they don't talk to you as much as compared to Grab, quite honestly


I think when we warn the cyclist, uncles ask me like how old I am and stuff and then it was like kind of weird cause we were talking talking then after that like, the uncle have to pick up someone else then cause I was sitting at the back then the lady sat in front then she was like a Malay


then she he continued talking to me like conversing to me in Chinese, then I was just feeling a bit bad like we should include her so I tried reply in English to like, ya involve in the conversation as well


oh no no mine like to ask, oh which school are you from what you studying now so what are your plans for the future, mine always ask in like oh so what job you want to be in the future oh !wow! you study information systems ah oh


so next time can do what job, buy one get one free what's the best Lobang you've ever received or shared


which one we went so many together, actually I think I I find a lot of the bread is good Lobang, the one that we go then a lot of bread and like the turtle this one then we


I think one of the best Lobang I got was the, USS student price for like seventy five dollars, I know another one that I have is like, a lot of make up products for only five dollars


it was like this weird, brand that I can't remember, but no one use it ya but I have to bought it, buy one get one free Starbuck, should at five PM


oh ya, buy one get one free


free Wan-Ton she didn't get one free


Science forever my worst subject language probably my best subject like Chinese, but I always take very long to write the compositions cause, I took very long to think what I want to write then keep rewriting, I think the thing I finish fastest will be math


Organic Chemistry, so tough


I think my high Chinese was, also hard


okay let's move on, describe the place you call home in Singapore, Balik Kampung


I think the place I call home would be like house and my school cause always school is my second home


say actually it's four of education and he technically his primary school is longer but I guess we're too young back then to like, appreciate school, i didn't really have a lot of


happy memories hare


ya, some more you spend more than twelve hours in school, that's true


future home like pets ah this kind, oh ya actually yes, so I actually like I mean like the idea of having like mirror at home, ya, ya, like, not the a lot of mirror kind but like holograph like


check on the concept for my cousins, cause like her her house right is like, her her condo now right renovated and then like she open there's like this mirror and then the mirror behind is like this , the place for you to put the shoes, ya so it's like you can actually then can like still see yourself before you go out


ya and then like, like there's this, bar kind of like table like a bit like open concept kitchen, ya and then outside like, like dining table and then like there's walk-in closet


and I think I maybe like the idea of having lighter, this kind of eh I I forgot what's the tiles like but ya, I might the I I think I very particular about the the floor tile ya sorry, as in I don't want the wooden cause like


when wet right then they will rise then they will, Pakeh is what kind, oh


I think I like marbled kind like my house now is marble, and I I really like the idea of having carpet


ya hard very hard to get back to you, and then like the idea of having like these kind of like okay so like the wall right then I must make use like so I have like those, shelf that is like, build on top of the wall so you can like put like, photo frame or something on top like into this space then you are on what like


ya ya drill the shelf in the like mount it there, I really like the idea, as in I will want my lamp to be able to switch colours