that's right, then, they, freaking like brought a mattress, I mean like I mean if I'm that desperate to stay with you right that means my workload is damn heavy what, then I'll probably be studying all night or something what


ya if you can then I just split like half with you ah, then it'll be cheaper for us all also what, it's like is single single right it's like, one


think girl room, that's why we just see how lah, but you need to get in first lah


when when can you when can you apply that's what I want to ask you when can you apply, you need to go and talk, Cindy you know till now Cindy doesn't like want to tell me tell me explicitly how she got it, like I probe a lot of time already eh


Cindy what, probe, I probe a lot of time already eh like I asking her like eh how you apply where then she just like, apply lor, engineering mechanical engineering


easy to get in, but if you don't mind studying anything in uni you know my there are those people who just want a degree, then you should have just


oh-my-god, I met Grace, ya, her friends are in private lah she's the only one in ntu but she's taking EEE


I think like, they're all they're all at that, you know one thing I regret doing is you know what not appealing to nus again


that's what I heard lah but but I feel like I could have tried, like you know now I like keep telling my mum like wah I damn like, ya that's thing I keep telling my mum like I dread the distance and stuff like that then my mum keep like


I mean like, is all local uni so I probably can transfer credits over but a bit like, I don't know I don't feel like it will be of the better like I think nus will be more competitive than ntu


right, that's why like the transferring of credits will be a bit messy


it's like a lot of work on my part to do, I think forget already lah


then I have to do then I have to do the whole entire, ya a lot of paperwork eh and like and like, talk about yourself lah SIM


I think you nus a bit hard already right, one channel a bit hard, you know if uh if if you were planning to do at least a little bit of finance even right


T is sixty three, don't know leh this year everything very off leh, Charlotte also sixty three eh


that's that's what I been thinking also leh, I didn't want to tell you only leh like a bit like it's did he, did he like write too honestly, I feel like Madam Lim would have wrote me something nice, cause like after all I mean like I got a A for econs lah


ya although she don't really like you, ya then you ah that's why you go and ask i'm just like, I feel like he would have write a bit something like, never really pay attention in class but overall still fine


cause a lot of people would a lot of people would bring in something that just speaks all well, like till now I'm very curious about what, Madam Lim wrote for me


that's why I feel like this year was a very good year to apply, this year was a damn good year to apply I didn't even like, I guess I I guess I got some


what lucky, ya that's why my sis saying right that nus this year right like her OG right cause she still go and do all the, shit right, her OG all like from all your elite JCs, your, then all your top tier JCs lah then all your like


!wah! you should've just done Econs leh, eh wait wait do i no


if you have, I made I made bad decisions too I realized both of us make a lot of bad, if really econs right, now I have a friend now


now I like now I like shamelessly just asking like, the Raffles for help leh like really shamelessly I don't even care anymore leh I'm just like, I really don't understand this leh can you help, she like oh I think I think you know why she help me I feel like, she help me


no I feel like I feel like, she help me because she doesn't see, right you know that that that kind of feels that kind of feels ya, like this girl a bit dumb will never be in my league one I just help her lah do a bit charity


got that kind of feel, ya got that kind of feels that like the charity feel, ya I did, seventy eight, I told her I seventy three, I don't want to be that far off


but I I mean I got seventy two lah, raffles no raffles raffles and t right takes the same, elective astronomy


then then then every time I will ask I will ask Raffles, T is in your elective what then she like, never ask, but I think it's just vibes lah vibes


like M is also, like feeling like t is giving off weird vibes already, it's not like, come on, I'm your textbook


this girl from my side she didn't come for class, she didn't approach, her how is she, and then look then I ask her


that's why for once i was like realise like will it, do I text to you like that, bless your soul


I don't I I mean I have to form a basis


defer, reply also can feel a bit like, ah fake one lor I mean I may be just really nice


okay i don't have the really nice face, I don't have the really nice face, wow what's this


overflow some, overflow some like, but then but then but then like but then like like you already say like this is not your


have you tried Jollibee, Jollibee, no the other there this chicken is like this, no is in Singapore, is in Singapore but like it's like, Philippine chicken like not Philippine chicken like


but is a, ~pino brand, of fast food, ya Jollibee looks looks great what no meh, I'm okay I think I hungry lah, have have have, the only one that I know


you, no will you put the your food that you gonna eat in the dog mouth, so you are the kind of person that will share saliva with a dog


are you serious, he's okay with dogs


why do you really really love dogs, can I have portable charger


thirteen percent, do you think I can make home with thirteen percent, I thought you say wait awhile, yo that's that's me eh in like lecture then after that like


ya and like then after that suddenly like my shirt, my shorts are like damn short like you know you sit down then you stand up then like it's like damn short then you like


tell you I'm not, I so many cousins, bride of honour my sister eh I have five cousins eh


crazy I'm not going to have like ten bridesmaids, don't want you'll be embarrassing me, I'm not going get married I'm not going to get married myself


I know that I only have my own back, ya that's why will like


do you trust that there is an other half, I mean like you have one now what, you have one now while I don't, I don't see a need for it right now either


ya lor, like you won't actively finding until you found him what, so like before you're, but before you're actively finding him like you also, before ya okay before you found him you wouldn't even like


thinking that you will get one what, then talk


it feels it feels a bit, awkward, damn small not is when we are not talking, cause right you you look at this right


is like, this thing is like per half a second eh, see, ya so half a second you're not talking is bad is not bad what, ya it's just like, it's just like environmental noise


nice, nice, laugh at you


I wouldn't laugh at you, before that, then you proceed (ppb)


you said it, ya I swear you can bring both home and you are like no I'm not , then after that you just, you can carry that bottle or what


I mean you can just hold it what, I mean that's the thing about humans [orh] we do one thing and we say another thing we say one thing but we always do another thing


no, ya, we're too young lah, and I think we didn't even like each other that much


no more already


sec-four, teach one point five, we studied a lot together then, a big crush but he already had a girlfriend so I know like, ya then he keep going from one to another another to another then I just like


like he keep going from a girlfriend to another another and another, ya then I just like, and is not even during secondary school eh is like after after eh


no cause I know he's not my type, I had a crush on him but then I know that he won't be one that, like I would want to settle down with, cause he keeps, no cause he keeps flirting with girls


and if I want to find a relationship I want to find one that gives me, ya so if he like if we are together and he's still flirting with girls, then you will feel very insecure what, that's it's not it's not it's just gonna be a toxic one what and then I don't wanna ruin our friendship although now we don't talk at all already eh


I don't know we just talk, #Dunman#-High, I don't know lah they are few years younger lah but ya, then it's like when he was with his girlfriend right then the way like


with me right is those kind that will like make me feel, uncomfortable


no like when he was, like when he was with the relationship with another girl, ya, I don't feel uncomfortable, I don't feel uncomfortable cause, kind


but then like, I know it's not right, but then like I just feel like oh-my-god if I was his girlfriend I will feel like shit, but like I didn't exactly feel like, cause we didn't do anything wrong, we didn't like hold hands or whatsoever but it's just the things that


but like, but like I got, ya like there are things that he did


no not out of this way, and we're done, did we like, no lah if you don't stop it lah sure lah but like


knock knock I'm getting scared, eh your Kanken fake one right, your Kanken, how much you buy, but look very fake eh


looks very very fake, I really wanted a Kanken, and I'm really thinking of buying a, you know what colour I'm gonna buy


do you know what colour I'm gonna, oh right I show you right you're the one that got eh this the normal size right, it's the normal size right, can it fit my laptop


should I buy a Kanken


okay hi Joshua, okay hi, test test


hi hi test, test one two three, test one two three test, test


hello hello hi Joshua, test, test, hi


test, test, hi Joshua, hi, hi, oh maybe is it, hi hi Joshua, I think maybe I have to put the mic a little bit closer will be better


[orh] how about this this one can okay this is okay ah, can can can can can can this is okay this this this this one is considered okay right, okay okay can can


okay okay can, okay


okay so what time what time will we end ah when we see the time oh you will count for us, okay okay sure, okay so we just continue ah, okay the picture first let's do the picture first


I start first, okay so, this this kind of field this kind of field look like


when you were in secondary school and and and, you're doing the the picture comprehension


uh yeah that's true uh, so let's say I I have, from my rage I see a sounds, betting shop with a white mannequin in the shop


K and I see a very cute little cat, you know the cat lah, okay do you have three words on your picture


oh the the one that is a (ppb) , yup the unlucky women, uhokay there is a toy shop for me with with two, you know, pooh bear in it


okay and there is a shine all day with pearl tooth, toothpaste


kay then, did you see on your left a Pits World, Pits World of Pets shop, and there's like, there there is a kid, pointing into the shop


okay next, there is a blue table with a yellow menu and, salt and pepper I presume, okay so


guest speaker Bill Clinton, okay, so so okay that's that's the other difference ah on the lamp post on my right, there is a red sign saying guest speaker Bill Clinton


oh okay okay now I see, on on your picture on the left there is a doctor sign


and the difference is the south spreading shop, no the green shop we don't have the the logo sign, okay I guess


we sell antiques, five I I guess that's, that's a spot difference that's the, okay


(ppb) yup I think there's there's only five I can't see any more different, K yes, okay (ppb), that no no no we are not gonna shuffle it's already shuffle, (ppb) no


K so, first question (ppb), kiv asterisk, what is your most like, slash hated acronym


okay so atm is, the, acronym you hate the most, let me think ah, this this is quite, a tricky question


no no no I I don't think that's that's that's a acronym I hate because I don't personally drive a car


I guess the one, probably hate, the most


yup maybe ns , !aiya! I think that acronym kind of puts me off every time I see it (ppb)


what's the, what's the best slash worst thing that can ever happen to me in Singapore, okay so, think the worst


to probably, cross, cross the erp, ya yeah this this


this is the first thing that comes to mind but I'm I'm, uh yeah I I guess this is one one thing but, on on on further thought I guess uh is is to


I I have no idea, well you you tell me


okay that that sounds like a very, bad thing I guess, that is something that is bad as well, uh is debatable so, yup, so


next topic, okay, Giam, Kana, I really have no idea what #giam kana#, oh okay okay #giam kana# basically means salted olives


metaphor for a miserly, person, okay I still have no idea what it means


okay so so what do you always stinge or, splurge on


so basically things that, not really have a need for but, then somehow it ends up, how's, okay understandable understandable


well for me what do I always stinge on, the only thing that comes to mind, is food I guess, ya probably food, I I splurge a lot on food let's say if I am to work


I were to go and eat somewhere in the Kopitiam or what, ya so so I guess yeah that's that's one thing I can think of if I am to splurge, apart from that I don't really buy much online I think so


okay okay I know I know I know recently there's there's a habit, there's obsession on mind to splurge on something, that, that thing is board games, so I always go to Taobao and and then this this I been watching a lot of YouTube video


and then, ya ya so so apparently in the YouTube video right they have those very interesting board games ah that that, that is, Chinese board games that, uh we we don't usually play lah like we normally play Uno and and Monopoly and these these old games lah


okay either way is a card game or a board game, so so I I I watch this channel and they play a board games and it seems really fun, so that's why recently I I been splurging a lot, of my money on Taobao just to buy these games, yup


one one of the games is uh call, harm you, so, you know, words that you find very hard to say in your heart


ya yeah that's the direct translation, ya so


ya okay yup, actually I quite like the game, that that game is nice


!wah! this is a very good question, so okay so apparently, the surprising thing is uh, I don't actually like, I mean I don't have a a a very big


I means I I I like durians durian related products so like, the durian ice cream the durian Mochi, and and durian candy and the durian pancake things things that have durian but not the actual


ya not basically not the actual fruit itself, so this year uh my friend came to my house and then both of them they wanted to eat durian since it was in season, so, then then it since there were female so I I I agree lah so, so apparently they went downstairs and they bought


eh D twenty four durian, so so I I I stood, stood right in front of the store and then I wanted, uh isn't durian like Laksa you or or you know like ramen where you have a lot of varieties and I like varieties, I like ramen you know there's so many different kind of ramens there's so many different kind of Laksa there's so many different kind of Teh and the way to do


Prata so, apparently after we bought the D twenty four durian and I ask uncle what does D twenty four mean, so he himself couldn't answer that question so, so I thought to myself, uh I need to find out the answer, to that question


so I went to Google and apparently it turns out that D twenty four is not it, it represents the name of a food, and also where, it's grown, and at which region it's gown at and then after that eh, suddenly durian became very interesting for me because I realise that


oh there's so many variety of durian, and it was the first time in my life, like like I hear people talk about <mandarin>猫山王:Mao-Shan-Wang</mandarin> I thought, hey it's just another normal durian I I didn't know it was that pricey until


try to buy the durian and realise that oh-my-god it is so expensive, so, after that (ppb) I sought to go and study about how durians is cultivated on on Wikipedia and and where these different names and region come, come from and and even know the about the origins of <mandarin>猫山王:Mao-Shan-Wang</mandarin> which basically means cat


mountain, king and and that's because the place where where <mandarin>猫山王:Mao-Shan-Wang</mandarin> was cultivated, beside the place where of it's origins there was a the there was a mountain call Kuching Mountain which means cat mountain, that is how it got it's name <mandarin>猫山王:Mao-Shan-Wang</mandarin> ah


which the farmer gave, so after that, I thought (ppb), since okay I have a liking in durian but I haven't develop a taste for it, I want to go to a farm and try and see how a durian is like, so, uh there was one weekend after work I took a bus to to to


this place uh which I can't remember is is somewhere in, in Central Malaysia and and, I went to this village, in search, of a durian


there was no more durian left in the whole, the funny thing is there is only about four durian left in the town I went to the factory outside and then that I ask the boss, uh boss do you still have durian or not and he was like no the the durian season is over you're too late if you have called yesterday


where I might have saved some for you so I was quite, disappointed, so I I took, the name card of the boss and say okay I will try and go and, find some durian, went to this fruit store like like one km a a away from from the the factory and then


inside there was like, three durians left I got one of them and after that another Malaysian guy came in, and he got the last two and and, yup that's it, no more the other one was eaten by the owner itself so


yup all of them were telling me the same things even after I went to another factory they were telling me that there's no more durians now all the durians in season are all from Thailand, so I was quite sad lah and then (ppb), yup so if you were to ask me what's the most amount of durians that I've ever eaten in my life the answer will be one


that was the most amount of durians I've eaten in my life, but that was also the the one time where (ppb), I realised, that, durian was quite an interesting food so yup, that was the one time I had


well this this card game is supposed to promote conversation is not supposed to be an answer and what


so so yup that was the story of how yup, are you serious


really so so so you have not eaten a durian, in the whole, that's kind of like the same with


get use to eating durian so, ya lah is is is something that that is not easy to accept, at the very start, I can agree with that


true true that's true okay next one, okay my turn right, okay so, my question is, generation gap, what is the biggest similarity difference


or or difference between your generation and your parents' generation


okay I I can understand so so basically, that was the time where, everybody is still how do I say multilingual, native to their own language before English became


how how old is how old is your dad right now, oh-my-god that that is older than my mum and and my father


and, how old is your mum like what's the age gap between the both of them, oh-my-god that is a very wide age gap (ppb)


I can agree do that I I guess my mum and my dad is in, similar situation as, this, for me personally I find that the only difference between my mum and my dad's generation is, more towards superstition ah at least for me as a person ah


because either way if you are talking about technology, they are also the pioneers that that kind of brought, technology into Singapore, maybe they might not catch up with the the young people trend but, after all, normally when this new technologies come in


normally is the adults that that, yup I I don't really have much comment probably superstitious is the only thing I


yup uh ya ya that's that's quite true my mum my mum is is a very good example, so I mean okay lah that is just how she is ah so, I don't really have much to comment with regards to how, how how she is very superstitious ah


apart from that probably they are a better dialect speaker than us, I I have nothing to comment about that, yes that is that is pretty much the same for for most of us


very good question


what is one thing that I will queue for, do you want it to be very specific or you want it to be very generic, okay so if you were to talk about generic I will tell you that it is definitely food


food is something I would kill for so , as as as stupid as it might seem to other people like, why would you go and kill for for a plate of chicken rice for, thirty minutes uh just because it's good or there's like food reviews on on its walls, but for me I think that it's worth it lah because since I'm there and and you know I I want to eat that thing so


but okay, so to be specific what is one thing that would really queue a long time for, something I've I've not eaten there're nope, for me it's it's definitely not tech because uh these days you can always buy things online ah but you can't buy food online what I mean you can lah but


yup the hawker's hawker food is not the same as compared to you you take away the food and or you eat there, as a a difference you know to the feel and everything, uh the longest I've ever queued for right is actually for


soy sauce noodles uh, it was just when when the the hawker food in Singapore, uh I don't know how to put it horrendous or ridiculous and and then you know there's like a


I think about one hour and a half queue or two hours, close that, yup I don't know what got into me that day I I queued and honestly, personal, personally I find that it was a disappointment lah it wasn't that much of a good food lah so uh yup


but, it still nice so so is is normal, at best but, for one and half hours yup, that was probably the longest I've queued for what about you


uh okay that makes sense


exhibitions you mean exhibition, okay I actually done that before, I didn't thought of I I didn't talk of that ya but but that's


exhibition is something I will go and queue for what but normally when I go in the past right me and my friend will choose the right time where there's, not so much crowd, not like in the early mornings non okay normally, I oh based on what I know people go in the early morning because there's like some promo


some cheap sale in in exhibition itself, so for me some years we don't really care about that so we just go in the late afternoon lah which is more, lesser crowd so yup I can't really consider that queueing, okay


I think can see lah !huh! this one uh yeah (ppb), K next one so, K this is the this is the topic that that hit me straight in heart so so something I I I really like, recess time, what is your most favorite canteen


dish, uh or snack


okay then, for me okay I will start with primary school, so primary school my favourite is normally the Chinese noodle or the Muslim store, but the Chinese noodle there was a the


this uh economic rice stall that, sells this sweet, uh potato with with hot dog, it it was a basically one of the the dishes in the economic noodle store that you can pick out of, a a whole lot of them, and then


ya lah so so this this sweet hot dog was was, very nice ah until now I couldn't find the same taste anymore, it was something I really like and it only cost thirty cents back then so, I always double the portion or triple the portion because yeah is cheap, secondary school


uh it has got to be curry chicken cutlet rice, every time I will add seaweed chicken add egg add nugget and add, two piece of chicken cutlet, so yup with the curry on top that kinda explains why I am so overweight today


yup so yup the curry chicken is the the the cause of it so okay that was back then now I has, slim down a lot comparatively to secondary school, and in poly it would definitely be the Nyonya Laksa, without a doubt yup


uh in my school there is a very good Nyonya Laksa which , no other Nyonya Laksa outside can replicate, it's taste (ppb) even though it's not famous even though it's just like a a store, like a store without, it doesn't even have a name and and it doesn't even appear anywhere on a blog post now every time I go back in school I will try to eat it because


I love it so much yup Nyonya Laksa was just, so good


no it has to be because once you are in Singapore


actually I I think I can beg to, differ lah maybe okay to some extent it is true lah but, most Malaysia also has the same kind of cuisine as us, to to some certain extent so, Southeast Asia especially in both our parts ah


uh this is a very hard question, personally I think that we might have a chance uh to win the World Cup, not so soon not so soon


may maybe maybe in another, nope but I am not looking at ten years it's it's almost impossible that's like two World Cups after, from now, maybe in another thirty years ah there might be hope


(ppb) I I don't know we we have very good, uh good football fields and then like class, facilities for for for


that is true but recently I went to watch a match, with a friend of mine we went to Bishan and watch the match between Singapore and , Fiji, and, the match between Singapore and Fiji was quite good we we actually scored two goals and Fiji scored zero goals


and both of the goals were actually scored, one the first one was in forty three minute no, twenty six minutes the other one was in twenty seven minutes, so, yup that was actually the the the first football match uh played by the Singapore national team that I've watched


after, seven years the last was like at a a Youth Olympic Games so it's been seven years since I actually watched a a football match played by Singapore, and I thought that, it was quite good uh the performance was quite outstanding and and


for that one moment in my life, I feel that eh there will be chance and hope that we might actually win the football, uh World Cup in the future we we have good, place train so what what's wrong you know something must be wrong


so, so then you got me to think that maybe we just, (ppb) need some more time lah with the environment and the terrain and everything we might not be used to the cold, if you have to play overseas just like how, people in like European countries with snow and everything may not get used to our heat


so, so yup uh my guess is at least thirty years ah what, I don't know what how many years you think it'll be


okay ten years okay fair enough we'll be settle for that, next one okay, heartland, where should visitors go in Singapore to get a real sense of, the country, where where did you


okay for me ah if I would choose, I would actually choose this place call, Skyview, I I don't know if you know where is Skyview is but, but Skyview is somewhere in Alexander


somewhere south of Singapore so so it's it's a condo, (ppb) I actually stumble upon Skyview a few years ago when I was delivering, flyers to that place so that condo was actually still building and and there was nobody living at the condo at all


then I'm actually going there to put flyers in the lift ah, for the new people that are moving in so they can see eh, there is there's this shop that we can buy our furniture from, so that was when I enter the lift and I saw this thing call, fifty or sixty over stories roof garden and I was like what there's a roof garden here sixty over story


so I decided that okay I would just go up and see what's up there lah, when I went up it was, completely empty it was a very large you know roof garden not not just any roof garden it was really large, like so large that it's three buildings connected kind of large


and then, the thing that shock me was the view, it was the best view I've ever seen in Singapore like you can see the fireworks you can see the whole Mandai reserve you can see the whole skyline of Singapore like, really the whole skyline if you were to search Marina-Bay skyline on Google Maps


uh honestly that wouldn't even make one third of the cut of what you can see at Skyview, because Skyview has a skyline so long, it it stretch out through, the whole Mandai reserve, that it looks like a a some sort of a skyline which you will see in in other cities like Manhattan or or or Bangkok


and it was just so good and, there was a couple of times where I went back Skyview alone just have, lunch because, yup the view up there was nice, and, then (ppb) after that came a few, times where I brought my own friends to Skyview


to go and see the view itself and and the fireworks and they were very impress with it


being happy, uh without any worries and having a cat yup


because success I find that it varies, during the different stages of the age lah and and


(hmm) true at the point that age I think that that is a, so as you grow up, you you start to you start to view things very differently last time I want to be a billionaire, be honest that that was a, what success was for me now, now that I'm twenty three


the idea of success is, cat because I can't have cat at home so I want a cat so badly, I I guess that solves alot of other issues, that success I I have nothing much to comment on it


it's is a very subjective, topic, so, K next one, yup is


now that I read the description eh, uh is actually a rhyme recited before a game begins to decide, players, okay, I I forgot what, it meant ah I always thought it was just black and white okay


what was your favorite game during recess, scoot one


uh yup you can you can say so that's that's true, and I guess that


that is quite true for me also lah


when I was primary school I played, eh we we took a tennis ball and then we we go to a play square and start to, play football with a tennis ball I I I have no idea how that work, quite I mean I played it uh for a few years of my life I know how that works but you know now I think back I


don't, grasp the concept anymore, with a tennis ball, and and, yup I I guess that was fun but, (ppb) now now now that I if I have to to, to think deeper into this question , block catching


yup, block catching without a doubt, block catching was so good because


ya there was like four levels and there is one, no no police and thief ah we think call that police and thief like what you say, ice and freeze yeah but police and thief was nicer, uh eh yeah virus was also one of them ah


virus ya but but police and thief was the one I recall because there's like a group of police and then a group of thief, then police have to catch the thief after that you have to bring the thief to


a spot that you you call the prison and then people have to rescue the people, oh-my-god this is bringing a lot of memories back yeah, no but the difference is with police and thief okay at least the version that I played was was like this it goes like this


the police have to bring the thief to the prison before you can rescue the thief, but before the the other thief can rescue the thief that is held in the prison but, with ice and freeze right when you, tap, yup they have to freeze at the spot so basically


yup they are stuck at the spot so that's difference what, yup police and thief was nicer because, if your police are guarding a prison and nobody is out there catching a thief, the thief can't do anything so the police have to go out and when they go out they can't guard the prison and the thief can go and rescue


so okay that were that was fun for me, oh no no no ah yeah yeah I I know about the card games you're talking about


but, but the best one is probably ah eraser, do you remember eraser


yup yup yup that's the one I'm talking about (ppb), and then, and then you play with the Bayblade eraser oh okay


oh-my-god I I, I recall that I recall I recall that


oh when, when you're young you won't think that much about, but but eh that was a nice game , no, uh no there was one where you sit you you put both of your feet, uh facing one another, then you scissors paper stone so


so I I can't remember what this call but if you lose you have to extend your feet until you couldn't extend anymore


yup that was one that was one the one, that was something I really like I don't I don't know why, but uh I ever seen my friend that playing that and then she accidentally did a split lah which is


hurt very badly so so I I I don't know what's what's you know, what's the status, uh after that but K next one, character development, uh if you could teach Singaporean students one lesson what would it be


integrity why


that's true okay, okay that's okay I can I can agree with that is a good virtue to teach young Singaporeans


if I can teach young Singaporeans one thing what would I teach, recently I have a very fond (ppb) uh, mindset of one thing to improve my Chinese or my Mandarin again, so if it


I could teach one lesson now probably want to teach them to, speak more in your Mandarin or your dialect, so, so that you you know your, you're able to, if if okay if your ethnicity is is is is Malay yup


hopefully you speak more Malay if ethnicity is more towards being a Chinese, hopefully you speak more Chinese and and if you're Indian you speak more Tamil, cause uh, I think that language is uh a thing that is


starting to get obsolete in Singapore maybe at, I mean not really obsolete people still speak it everyday and then there's like Singlish and everything but, when I, try to speak, in the Mandarin language itself I try to speak a full sentence I realised I've been taking a lot of shortcuts


by replacing hard words that I don't know in Mandarin, do, yup to English so so it, that that caused me to okay in a good way, it cause me to be multilingual of course because I speak Mandarin and English everyday, but in a more


I mean sad way is like I can't, fully structure and, speak Chinese language , that often without replacing certain words with English, so that make me think that I I I want to really improve my Mandarin and


that is one thing I will teach the future generation because I've seen some younger generations that, can't seem to, speak, Mandarin in in a very more, proper way like you know there there's a lot of replacement with English words


yup so yup I think that that's about it lah nothing more


!wah! this one Teh ice, yup just Teh ice


Gah-Dai ah Gah Teh O Gah-Dai is , Teh O Peng , I mean is good there's that


Kopi C is with condensed milk, Siew-Dai is uh less sugar, Kopi O Siew-Dai is like the wait, Kopi O #Siew -Dai# is Kopi without milk, O is without milk Siew-Dai is less sugar if I'm not wrong


Gah-Dai is add sugar, if I'm not wrong


not sure but, these days I am trying this new drink called Neslo which I really like which is a mixture of Nescafe and Milo, no idea why I like that a lot but it is , a new found favourite of mine like just two weeks ago


ya because not a lot of places have it so so that was quite nice I I guess, one of my most frequent order, this taste, K up to the next one, Kampung spirit, how well do you know your neighbours


next, door


a lot better than me I guess, for me I only, know my neighbour, I only normally greet my neighbour on the right, a old uncle and a old aunty


and recently, to my far left there is a new family from China who just moved in


didn't really say hi, hi to them before so I I don't know much about them, but , I guess uh


at at least you know one or two, much like I I don't even know what they do for a living as far as I'm concern, the family on the right the with the old granny and the old uncle seems to be retired because uh, every time I came back home from work they


are at home so I'm guessing they don't have to work anymore ah, so yup that's all I know, rest nope I have no clue


uh cabs, straight up my head


I would think that, the most interesting conversation I ever had, rival, ah yeah yeah, there there was one I, was with this driver and then he was asking me about weigh loss apparently


and he was telling me about how he goes to swim in the swimming pool every single day for twenty laps, because he's trying to lose weight, and then he it was only a very recent conversation and then he told me that, he apparently work in the construction industry the crane industry after he got out


school and he decided that eh, he wanted to go and do craning work and then he went to take crane licence and after that work in company, the pay was very good it was around, five K, five point six K starting was around three K and then he rise up and then it it went to five K


and the thing was uh in the crane industry it's all about experience after that he jump ship to another company, and decided that uh the other company was, better and he got a, seven K, but the thing he lost was uh his own private time you know with family and everything he almost didn't went home and on Saturday he's almost on shift


every Saturday because, you can never know when there will be shipment that that requires the crane, to to work so so after ten after I think it was ten years, of his youth during when he was twenty plus to thirty plus he decided that he wanted to stop


completely not work that anymore, so he became a Grab driver instead, because it gave him so much more flexibility and and you know, he told me this thing that during your youth you should really spend your time, very well because if you're wasting it, your time is basically lost you can't get time back but you can get money back so I guess that is something


that was one of the most interesting conversations that I could recall, what about you


direction times are normally just, that that few minutes where you could actually have interaction, but okay uh let's go to the next one, so the next one is uh, treasure hunt


if you could be a Karang-Guni Man what would you want to collect, it's a very good one it's a very good one, why why newspaper in particular


that's true no actually when, when if we were to talk about this, it made me realize something eh we don't really see Karang-Guni anymore these days


is is still got Karang-Guni at your house, okay okay maybe maybe the problem with this is because, we are we are at work normally and then they come on the weekdays okay, I mean


ya we don't really see them anymore these days, okay that's true lah okay


but (ppb) if I'm to say ah uh, I think the Karang-Guni is not a easy job if I can collect ah I would actually want to collect antiques, antiques yeah


mean, I I have to see if I'm a Karang-Guni that wants to, take items for sale you know for monetary purposes or for money purpose like like to earn money or or I'm just taking it because, I find that there's a recycling value to these items


so I think antiques are are very nice thing to collect they they have a historical value to it and then you know historical significance, to the item lah that that the that the owner has, with these items so, okay next one


okay


eat here or Dabao what, is, what is, what favorite hawker dish makes you #lao nua#, it means drool


just a L Lao means drip, Nua is, saliva so that means to drool, okay so okay okay


sidenote , just recall that word so I I thought I want to say uh but uh what is the one thing that makes, what makes me #lao nua# ah this is a hard question, recently I guess the one thing that makes me want to do has got to be


I I don't know I I like spicy food so so that that that was something that I I just discovered, last year the end of last year as well, and I thought it was just very nice when you get


mild spicy there there's that numbness kick and, can choose your own ingredients and everything it's kind of like Yong-Tau-Foo, but it's the spicy version of Yong-Tau-Foo that's why I like it so much


what noodles shop are you talking about, one beside the chicken rice shop did you mean, the front chicken rice store, so there is the chicken rice stall and then there's a fishball noodles shop


the the aunty and the daughter, oh okay okay so the one beside your western food


no there's no no that okay that's Japanese food, that's fishball noodles, yes it is fishball noodles


yup fishball noodles, Mee-Pok, yup that's the fishball noodles I thought you were talking about the Ban-Mian noodles, oh okay because I I, I like the Ban-Mian one oh yeah yeah yeah just to add on


now that I think about it, that Ban-Mian food is actually the one food that will make me #lao nua# not, the Ban-Mian is something that has been me with so many years and I still


I I would want to eat it as a matter of fact yesterday I was super craving for that, so, the the, the the, Chinese is called handmade noodles and and uh <mandarin>手工面:Shou Gong Mian</mandarin> and and and, the handmade noodles was just so


hard yup, I mean sometimes they do open ah but it depends on your luck ah, okay so next one Kaypoh I think you know what Kaypoh mean, what is the most, busybody thing you have


ever, how is it Chim you just have to, probably poking my nose into my friend's recent breakup with his girlfriend because I found out that it is quite


I I won't say, funny but, ironic I I guess because uh many of us in France were alive, saying that, he is such a changed person because of this, girl


next hub for, hub you you mean by hub is like, oh that hub okay uh I thought okay the sports hub hub okay, uh we should become the next hub for , uh okay okay what what do you think what do you think


a a what


oh okay k Unesco side okay


treat treat what, trading okay, I mean okay medical tourism is a very good point, that we we have quite good healthcare services uh


so yeah okay healthcare is one thing I can agree, for me I would, thing that it is we can be a hub for, multi cultural language learning, I I I feel this way because we have so many people from


yup all a all over the world to to be exact and and then you know you have, so many languages going around every single day between different people so, I I've actually known a few friends who come to Singapore just because they want to learn English but the funny thing is


as they live here they didn't only pickup English they didn't just pickup English they they they pickup a few other languages, uh I have a Taiwanese friend who pick up English and and surprisingly Malay and and, Indian and and Thai as well while she was here so


I I feel feel that this uh multi cultural like diverse society can be a hub, for for language learners to come, learn English and mean Singapore is a, quite a lucrative place to learn English as far as I know


from, most people, and uh apart from language I think we can be a food hub, because, a cuisines are changing every single day we have like cuisine for France cuisine from Norway Italian cuisine which which is something that that's been here for long time


there's a rise of Vietnamese cuisine Chinese cuisines, Thai cuisines, and there's there's so many other cuisines uh in the world that that is quite unexplored uh recent one was Mexican food, and I I find that there is still like Germanic cuisines and


uh South American cuisines which, or Burmese cuisine or Philippines cuisines that, we here in Singapore in in next few years, because of the the people that comes here to, to set up business selling their their food from the the the food from their country


so, yup we can be a food hub which I I think we have already achieve that but we are, still improving along the way so, one day when you have cuisines from, all over the world, you can reconsider that


so okay, next one , Cher the teacher who made the biggest difference in your life is


we would usually call our own teacher


you still you don't really keep contact with her but you you know about, oh you still keep them, for me it would, probably be this teacher call, the Daven, okay just to just to talk about it ah


uh me and Mister Daven, really close so this might sound very weird I mean sound very funny, so apparently uh when I first knew Mister Daven uh, why he made the biggest difference in my live was because he is


not like a teacher but rather like, a friend so during our our school days uh he will normally invite us over to his house to to have a drink, when I was in secondary school yup, I I know I'm probably not supposed to do that but


somehow he is a teacher that would do, things things that normal teacher, and and, and we'll have a drink and then we will go and watch football and bet on football


so he is kind of like a teacher that taught me about , the the things that adult do in Singapore, I mean that that made the big biggest difference for me because most of my other teacher will you know give me life lessons about learning and, yup this was something very different and unique


stage of my life so until now I still remember Mister Daven as for the rest of my other teachers, I remember them but, I guess nothing, come as close as this despite the fact that me and Mister Daven are not


super close I mean we are super close but, because we are a group of people so I guess he's super close to the entire group, if I would say


!wow! okay Singaporean dream, that that is kind of like the question where you ask people to describe the American dream, Singaporean dream, I find that we have achieved a a a a lot of things during our


fifty fifty five, fifty six year of, of fifty three years of independence sorry I, yeah so so we have achieved a lot of things but there is still certain things that needs to be, (ppb) that needs to be


improved upon, my Singaporean dreams uh to have a very good salary, and uh safety is something that, uh I find that, should be taken well, should be maintained, very well uh yup I mean I have no issue with the safety right now it is


the safest place I have ever been to in my my whole life and, so good salary, better, I mean fair, I mean racial equality for for all races and and then


ya a a good salary you know like like for most people where where, conversion rate is not a problem for you to go overseas and and safety is good already the racial, uh between all all all different races in Singapore is already good


so, there is really nothing much that, I would expect out of a Singaporean dream I mean this, bring bring in a country like Singapore which is good enough I guess that's, that's kind of like the Singaporean dream already


so what about you


okay so


okay yeah cool cool okay


I'm gonna okay let's let's let let us choose okay, ah the different topics okay I I'll choose entertainment first okay we since we haven't touched on entertainment, what latest movies or tv shows or dramas, uh have you watched and what do you enjoy the most what is your favourite genre


(uh huh) okay


Deadpool Two okay


oh okay I'm looking forward to the fantastic beast


what drama is that, oh okay I think I know what that is, it is isn't that a very popular drama


okay , for me, if I'm gonna talk about latest movies or tv shows, uh I I won't really say, anything with regards to to


mainstream, tv entertainment I I would probably say more like YouTube talks, this is something that I have taken a very big interest in these days especially Chinese vlogs, I like to watch Chinese vlogs these days and I will save so many of them on my watch later list playlist in YouTube


I have about hundred and ninety eight videos left to watch so everyday I try to complete about thirty uh yup, and surprisingly there's a lot of, European people, doing Chinese vlogs these days, and they have a very good command of Chinese, so


what do I enjoy the most vlogs uh, what if just movie I'm looking forward to the next Godzilla, or and the next Avengers this two has, favourite genres it is probably , action


and comedy and and romance surprisingly, I I I don't know I I like it


okay I like both of them so


Constantine okay


Code Blue oh okay that's Japanese one


oh okay I I've I've watched the drama lah but not so, in depth because uh one of my my my favourite Japanese actress was acting the drama, Dotarica, so I'm a big fan of her I watched all her dramas in the past like I finished everything released except for maybe the lastest one


cause I don't have time, yup we can consider that as sensitive


digimon, okay that's quite, surprising I didn't know you like digimon


k, choose, another one


I have a dream car, uh I would want a Volkswagen`, Van, you I I'm not sure if you know what a Volkswagen van is but, it's a very retro van uh


which is a Volkswagen (ppb) Volkswagen yeah that that car is almost, quite quite rare in Singapore I mean there there's a few place that have, that, uh the car the theme of the car as the no the cafe has the car outside of it


and the car is the theme of the cafe, so uh there's one place Combi Rocks which which has a lot of that cars but now that now it's gone already, so that car is a rare car in Singapore and I really like the design of it , that would probably be a one van I'd like to have


and, maybe a Land Rover I like a Land Rover a Land Rover has a very good design, like, strong and study can go a lot, go through a lot of terrains so, yeap Land Rover makes the cut, fond of those cars that I really want


what about you, a Muscle, isn't those muscle car the ones that jump jump jump jump jump


(uh huh)


okay I actually American muscle is quite quite a retro and British car as well


uh I I don't really see on the roads here so I for me I think that uh, it is probably not cheap to import or or bring a muscle car


what they sell a muscle car on Carousell, okay that is surprising, okay can, okay uh, uh I have a very


latest make up, and skincare products that you buy holy grail makeup or skincare, I mean, what is the latest make up and skin care products that you have bought and then what is, the holy grail of your make up and skin care


routine, this is a very good question, I I can answer that, I can I can I can


okay, uh for me, uh recently I I don't know what hit me, I suddenly wanted to take care of my face uh so I went to bought, a toner, a moisturiser uh and a clay mask


it is actually the first time I I've tried to, buy a clay mask online, so so this clay mask is actually called Aztech Secret clay mask, so apparently , from online reviews, it says that the clay mask is


the best clay mask in the world, I, don't really know, how it works, so , today the clay mask actually just came, ah delivered into my house so I can only say after tonight when I try it


so, yup clay mask is one of the latest thing I bought and another thing is, a moisturizer, so, moisturizer is actually a, moisturizer call Miracle Toner eh no no a toner sorry


is called a Miracle Toner I have no idea how that that work, and, apart from that, most nights I would use as sleeping, pack mask before I sleep these day I I had one last time but I never really got to use


to to using it for for quite some time so yup these day before sleep I will try to use them, and okay


what kind of, brands are you loyal, if okay, by by by by this question when I'm asking what brands are you loyal to I don't actually mean


like just make up products, like, you know, it it can be gaming computers, yup anything


okay for me, the one thing that I am loyal to is uh, Sensodyne is a a a toothpaste uh brand


so ever since I've used Sensodyne I hardly, change to another tooth paste brand, so I I guess that's the first thing that came to my mind if I were to talk about loyalty


and, Sensodyne was good uh and I can be said to be an Apple's fan, I guess uh at least I I've been using a Mac iPhone then, what but I I think that's about to change


okay that age was quite a surprising one because uh, okay okay good, fair enough okay you can choose a question


of your choice


uh what do I do to keep fit honestly, no I do do things to keep fit I mean uh mentally in my head I don't think that I want to do this, certain exercise, because I want to keep fit I want to do this certain exercise because I like to do this certain exercise or sport you get what I mean


I'm a person that do a sport because I think that it's fun not because that eh, I need to lose some weight what I I I I can't get to that state of mentality, so one thing I really enjoy doing is probably football and cycling, I mean I, last time I used to do a lot of football and I really love playing football because uh you know we have friends that had times


to to go out with you and enjoy that game of football but now that, know there's lesser people I have turn to play, most most sports they are more , you know uh, easier to play when I'm alone like Golf, squash


I I like tennis I like squash squash I I I I have two partner to play with me, uh well I like tennis uh I also have a a partner to play tennis with me but squash I like squash because I can play with the wall, by myself, badminton is probably my


my best sport I I would say, badminton, and, golf I I've picked up golf recently and and, I think that golf is really fun, it is something I didn't used to appreciate in the past because


judging from the way I see, the the the golf games in the past, uh they are almost uh monotonous and boring sometimes so, something I really enjoy is golf, because when I play golf


I am starting to, learn how to control, I am starting to learn how to control my patience so, and and normally the golf range is quite windy so also that's something I really enjoy


to to exercise and then keep fit I guess


okay so, push up


did you do push up because you think that you want to keep fit or because you like to do push up


I mean that's true what when when you exercise you, uh I mean the blood rushes through through your your body and your head it circulates better


ya swimming is a also a really good exercise, yup okay so, okay I I think there's there's a very good relatable, what do you like to do in your free, what do you like to do


to relax and what do you do every, what part of your hobbies or interests engages


uh what do you like to do to relax


kay I'm I'm presuming that's what you do every weekend also, what part of the hobby interests or engages you but I guess


yup yeah you did answer, travel I I think


I think lah okay because, cause it that there's free time what so instead of wasting it why not just go out, see something ah anyway since I I I, in this country, Monday to Friday so a weekend is a very good time to go out


(ppb) wait in somewhere else that is totally different, and (ppb) what do I like to do to relax, sauna I I think, sauna is one thing I like


because I don't know why it sounds very, weird to say that I enjoy being in a room that has very high temperature, you know but but, I realise that sauna even though it's hot, when I sweat uh after I come out I feel very


myself you know not only for the skin but, also feel very refreshed though I I I am very thirty after that, because I I lost all the water in my body but, or or to go to the beach that's that's something I really like to do to relax


so what, I I don't know what what interests what what part of my hobbies interest or engages me, time when when I sit in the sauna room and I I think you know, I think about


a lot of things so I guess the free time and and, to think about thing, is is something that really interest me I guess, well you pick the next topic ah, art and culture


what am I reading right now, a a diving book, yup a diving book, yup uh because I've recently sold all my books and donated all my books


uh I realise that I don't have that much time to continue, reading most of them so why not just give it to someone that might make good use of it, so, yup so there that there's this one book that I I you as you said the, the Padi's scuba diving book that I can't seem to get rid of it because I realise that


I haven't read it despite having the book for, so many years and then, I was thinking uh before giving that book away, I wanna try and, finish that book, so when I would if I were to go diving next time ah


I would, be able to you know better have a grasp or concept of what I've actually learnt, uh about diving through that book, and then there was a cd and then the previous were were not very long so I thought okay, that's one thing I wanna be reading but apart from that


almost everyday I'm read reading Wikipedia, almost every single day without a fail


Paladin what, prophecies


okay Paladin, okay, next topic


oh !wah! this is nice I like this question okay, because for me personally I listen to a lot of different musicians, I like Thai music a lot, I like Vietnamese music, unlike Indonesian music, Chinese English


your favourite music, instrumental music, Spanish music, Italian music, Icelandic music so wait wait wait so there's there's this story, everyday uh there's always


new music artist from from here and there and here and there and here and there, from from the different languages lah so, there is this artist called the toys, toys, and and and


uh for me personally I like the toys lah because, toys is from, Thailand and he really define Thai music, extend, that that makes Thai music very different from what it is in the past


and there's another Vietnamese guy called MTP, which uh is is uh pushing the boundaries of Vietnamese music to some, something really really new and and I really like his song a lot so, songs a lot so so I guess that's the new music artist that I'm following so what about you


gem project what what is


okay, okay who is your favourite musicians or actor if you have to choose, it's a very hard


yup, okay, wake, Jonny that wasn't in Sherlock


that's Robert Downey Junior


okay for me my favourite musician, if I have to choose my favourite musician !wow! this is hard


Lugia's Song, okay, okay acceptable answer, for me, be this guy call Atom Chanakan, so he is a


Thai artist which uh I really like uh, never hated any of his songs before so, I really like that that guy and as for actors, !wow! how do I choose actors actors, okay I I'm going to go with actress instead


is this actress called #Mew Nitha#, uh also Thai actress which which I really like, ya is a Thai actress I I don't know I I just like #Mew Nitha# a lot, so yup, and (ppb) yeah


current playlist ah, uh more towards Indonesian songs I guess, this is Indonesian songs


!huh!, the squid sisters, what is Platoon and is Platoon two, okay okay can


okay can can split squid sisters okay, nope enlighten me


ya Winx club yeah, oh okay


like like when I I meant, new exhibitions you you you been to is like those art exhibition, and the the the art and science exhibition or something you you you can get what I mean


art and uh art and sign, center I think


quantum physics okay !wow! okay, oh okay okay, there there was, there was Harry-Potter exhibition


okay I didn't realize there was a Harry-Potter exhibition, actually one of my favorite exhibitions, were actually held, there as well but , it's about the Marvel exhibition


ya yeah yeah it'll it's it's probably my favorite apart from that I can't remember the art museums that, been to in the past already I've been to quite a lot of art exhibitions in the past, but, oh yeah, there was one from Japan but I can't remember her name


uh where where where it's at National Gallery with with all the balls and polka dots one, and she was just a, yup someone quite famous in Japan lah, so apparently her art uh when when she, has the exhibition in Singapore it was quite a big hit uh with a lot of people


uh who went to take those Instagram, pictures and everything ah, so uh ah, I remember her name is #Yayoi Kusama#, so that's that's probably the most, uh one of the most memorable ones


that I've been to lah so, okay so, next questions uh, what school do you want to enroll your future child in


to be more specific what what, school, okay so you want them to, go back to your old school ah


okay can


for me uh, the one school that I really want to go to is uh, no the one school I really want my child to go to is


I had very good years being in those schools, but as for university I have no qualms because I think it's about , polytechnic, meet after, secondary school that that education phase I think is is better for them to make their own choices rather than me because


it can get very different I mean, it is totally up to them right don't want to be so I don't want to impose a, criteria for them to choose school that, I think is good for me but might not be good for them, and uh speaking about this


when you were in, you know like like ite, what, courses was was difficult, what did you find was difficult uh easy interesting or enjoyable


okay, okay fair enough that was hard, okay uh for me I found


surprisingly the lesson that I found difficult was this thing called communicative uh, class, so so we had we were graded uh, we were graded, uh with regards to our ability to talk to one another in class


so how we were graded is we would sit in table uh in in a circle and then we would then, talk to one another lah so you know like, wait I would I would look at my friend to right and ask him eh how is your day uh, and uh he would look at me and say oh your day my day is good lah


but but you know in in a very formal, English, way of doing so, and then because of this, how do I say ah uh


certain subject that I have a very big difficulty, passing lah, and so I slept in the class and teacher scold me and we didn't have a very good relationship, with for another, and yup so I didn't really score very well for the class it was the hardest class


uh despite it , you know being the easiest to score for for me at least, I I still hate that class until today


okay this is good uh, I've actually been, in three ccas in secondary school, the first one is a photography club, info comm club uh they are together so I consider them as one


back then in secondary school I could only have maximum of three cca so, my first one was, ncc, then after that I thought that I I don't really like doing ncc, then you join the photography club and info, info comm club ah, (ppb) and I realise that eh


they're not really teaching much at that point lah, ya I mean I I'm using the computer at home I could probably learn a lot faster, so after that uh no I only join that club because they had weekly gaming competition, in school, so yup that was a attractive point for me to join the info comm club


and and and play games every week and have competition, uh the third club I join was actually Odac club, so odac has got to be my favorite if I have to choose, because every week we'll go out to swim to go out and climb some rocks you know take courses in rock climbing and take courses in kayaking


we even went diving in Tioman which was a a very unique experience for for a school, their students, like like bring their students out yeah to go diving and and the good thing is it's fully subsidised, everything my school back then was almost always fully subsidized like the trip to New Zealand was fully subsidized I pay hundred dollars to go to New Zealand


and the diving trip was fully subsidized all four hundred and fifty dollars was fully paid for, and and I I got my free diving license lah that was the first diving license I got my first, diving licence when I was, fourteen, yup I mean it was a


quite a good experience ah I save four hundred and fifty dollars and and open my eyes to the under water world, so that's why odac has got to be the one that I really love and, rock climbing uh it made me overcome my fear of heights so, I guess Odac was something that I I never really regret


joining lah, what about, you


wait what's what is a mass what is a mass club, oh math club, oh okay that comes


that comes as a very big surprise to me that you're in band in secondary school because, you don't look like you


what what what instruments do you actually play in the band, (uh huh)


okay so okay that (ppb)


okay can, what, are your career goals and aspirations


for me, I want to be a blogger or musician, I don't know I I study it and I realize that, sitting in front of a computer and and looking at a wall every single day wasn't gonna make a cut for for it


and so I wanna do something that is more, you know, inclined towards the art side or the media side so so so, well I guess blogging or or media works (ppb) or or it is something I really like so


that's that's my career goals and aspirations and I also wanna be a dive instructor, so currently that's that's what I have, what do you normally look for in a job bro


I feel like this is like a interview right now but okay but what do you normally look for in a job


okay (ppb) that's that's quite a good one uh what do I look for in a job, last time it used to be, good salary per hour I have to admit that I was quite money minded back then and and if it wasn't a good salary I don't think it's worth


the time lah because since doing every single thing in part time was pretty much around the same right I was willing to take the the, the pain of trying to learn something new so for me it's if it pays higher I will rather go the higher one and and you know it'll still be the same kind of


work and I'll be doing like the same kind of, difficulty I I always found found it to be like this lah, now, it has taken a turn and I realize that (ppb), what I look for in a job is actually, the relations to to


to my happiness, what I mean by that is uh if it's not something I enjoy doing, I, won't want to do it you know it it has nothing to do with the money so there's more to, to do with , whether or not it's relevant to my my current you know aspirations or happiness or what


there's some thing that, I really look for in a job these days, okay uh maybe, let's talk about food, yes but we have to talk about food because I'm hungry too so in order to


negate the fact that we are hungry, we have to talk about food, what food in your neighbourhood is most famous for, is your neighbourhood most famous for, like are you are you serious


Ban-Mian, I I have to go with Ban-Mian because I think that Ban-Mian it is, the best, you know what I mean, Ban-Mian


Chef Hat, okay Chef Hat is good, I, okay, okay, that's we were talking about food, near our house


but, let's say we talk about neighborhood let's let's be more specific and concise about that, it has to be Char Grill, I like the Aglio-Olio a lot, I think the Aglio-Olio is famous because a lot of people go there for supper ah Roti-Prata


at Avenue Eight the the Roti-Prata has a lot of people at night so that has to be, one thing that is famous in our, or the porridge, you see the problem is there is so many good food in our neighborhood it's very hard to choose


uh there's Satay in Avenue Eight, cross junction


I don't recall that I I have got no idea


you you really want to drop by there


tomorrow, doesn't matter for me okay I'm hungry as well okay, what do you think okay where is your favourite, restaurant this this is a very good question I've have have not asked you what is your favourite restaurant up till now


why why don't you tell me what is your favorite restaurant, you don't have a favourite restaurant, for me, whoa actually this is very hard man


uh my favorite restaurant, my favorite restaurant has got to be, the the the the, the cafe in, Khatib mrt


yup wait the reason why it's my favorite restaurant is because, I see that restaurant, on most days uh when I pass by the mrt station and you know the food is cheap, and the quality is alright you know not, the the quality is actually quite good if I have to be very fair you know it is good for that price


and when you put the chili it is really really good, so, because of that I in turn patronise the, the store quite a lot lah , and, everyday like after work sometimes if I have nothing do ah I'm very very hungry ah


I would, go and eat, Nasi-Lemak for two two dollar and thirty cents and I, I love it a lot I mean, that is my favourite restaurant if I have to pick, there's something I go to the most in this year if I have to


so, that is one place and and, I really like that a lot that place


comfort food , !wow!, uh it has to be something cheap, it has to be something, that is uh, nice, so I am


guessing, my comfort food is probably, popiah, Roti-Prata Roti-Prata yeah has to be Roti-Prata, [orh] Indomie


I can, I can agree with that I mean, okay I love curry and I like noodles as well so so, oh K this this is hard but but I will probably choose with Roti-Prata, that is still the best comfort food for me, I, you know


that is good, so good, and what do you think is the latest food trend, what do you think


I think the latest food trend, is probably uh, Colombian food, I actually seen a Colombian hawker store, in Lau-Pa-Sat and I was damn surprised because


what I have not seen a Colombian store, in Lau-Pa-Sat ah no no in anywhere in Singapore before, selling Colombian food and and there was so many thing, that was sold in that store that was so, different I have not seen a single one of it before


so I've got no clue what, is is the store owner selling she's a Colombian woman, and and and and she's the owner of the store and and it was actually very cheap, and I couldn't tell apart, what was what you know that there was so many Columbian dishes that I I I I didn't know what


to or uh order so that I think might be a rising trend soon if uh, she decided to expend the business and you know have more, Colombian food sold in Singapore lah so


[orh] Samyang noodle, Samyang noodle is nice uh because it was quite spicy, yup Samyang I have agree that Samyang noodle is


I I guess that's the food trend but it it it it it definitely died already, okay if if I have to ask you what was the most memorable meal you ever had, in your whole life in in any particular place like you


you can choose , where where about, you went okay Shenyang, okay


so, so that was the most memorable


for me it has to be, in Burma, I was in this , city call Bagan and, me and my friends we we we were riding, we were riding, our


we happen to pass by this, place we happen to pass by this uh, shop a vegetarian shop that I saw on Google Map and I thought that eh, it's very delicious


and then we went in and, somehow I had the best vegetarian meal in my entire life, in the middle of nowhere, that left a very big impression for me about vegetarian food because, the vegetarian food was super nice


I didn't expect vegetarian, could be so nice, and the corn was just uh, out of this world if I have to, so, that is the the best


okay


when was that, eight years ago, that was quite, where where where, okay what did you do, what what did you do or eat there when you were there


got stung by a fish


okay did it hurt, like


time time pass very fast okay, five years ago, okay so, for me what I did in the Philippines , oh I went, I went to the mountains I wanted to get a a a traditional tattoo actually


and she is the last living traditional tattoo artist in the Philippines, so the way she she does her tattoo is there will be a a needle, like a hammer with a needle instead of hammer


there is a needle, and then she will put the needle with a, uh hold hold the needle uh on your your body, she will take a actual hammer on the right hand and the leader on the the left hand, she take the hammer and knock on the needle, so the needle will be inserted into your body


so she will do that step by step like, uh dot dot dot dot dot dot dot in script, until a logo is formed lah, so that was the traditional way of making tattoo in the Philippines so apparently uh, that tattoo is called a Kalinga tattoo and it is famed for being


a very painful tattoo lah if, you does if you did the Kalinga tattoo it means that you are very brave warrior in the Philippine culture lah as far as I remember so I saw and I thought why not, get the Kalinga tattoo ah it seems quite interesting though there are many cases where people got the tattoo and after that


they went home, they found that there is defects in their body like they grow lumps and stuff because of the ink that is used in this tattoo so, uh turns out she was actually not there she was in Manila instead


so she was super far from me then I didn't got do my tattoo, so that was the case of where I didn't got my first tattoo in life, so


okay lah it's not really that, I mean it's painful it's definitely painful because there is no alcohol or anything that's used to, prevent the pain you know is is something like the Japanese Izumi but


I mean technically that's that how you seems like ah, but apart from that the one thing that I remember, okay there was actually two things that I remember clearly about Philippines, the first is actually about, uh this food call Lechon, is roast pork I always thought that we have the best roast pork you know like Char-Siew Siew-Yoke


rice in Singapore I thought the Siew-Yoke in Singapore the roast pork in Singapore would be, ah really good, until you went to Philippines for had their roast pork, ah ever since then I came back I couldn't have roast pork anymore, ah no properly because the standards was too high


the Lechon set, the standard so high that, our roast pork, don't taste good anymore, yup but the Lechon was good and yup the last thing I want to talk about is Philippines was actually meeting, a girl I like


on the very last day when I was there, and and, and it it was just the most, super coincidental thing that ever happen in my life until now I'm still talking to her and I still like her, I've been like, nine eh wait, uh in about a few days it will be exactly one year since I met her and know her


so, yup I think it was a great blessing that I went to Philippines because I got to meet her, okay, what was, what what what memorable things did you do in


where's the place called Shenyang, I I have no idea, but in in Shenyang


so in Shenyang, wait you went to Shenyang with your family how how did that, okay sorry I'm , oh so she's your classmate, so is more like a childhood kiss lah


okay, okay so, that girl that that, you found cute, okay surprisingly , I mean


I mean okay uh well, that, I , okay but uh


so, okay I guess we have run out of topics to talk about just nice, yup


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cover through all the topics here, so do you need to delete this or you can continue from


then so pitch up first


I I feel like is more like you know you think of , and you go for your exam then have you sit in front of the teacher then it's like, okay today I see in front of me this is the street of I think some random city


I I I I see a black mannequin instead of a white one, but doesn't have a name for the shop though, ya I also see the cat I think there's no difference there I think we are suppose to


find out the difference between the two picture, I have like, four, there's like, three by the alley way and then one fly


I I see I see I see the I see the toy shop but I don't think it's Pooh bears like, yellow colour bear mine is have mine have mine has ribbons in it, mine yeah is is a pharmacy with a advertisement for


some sort of toothpaste


I I I I don't see, orh okay Pete's pet shop ah, I see a kid point in there I think there's like, cages inside and, I just see a cage and, something that is obstructed by a lamp post which has a doctor sign


salt and pepper shakers I see yeah yeah I see the, I see the table with the menu


I have no idea what is that I don't see it here


I don't a lamp I don't have a, I have the I have the lamp post but I don't have the sign, it's just a normal plain lamp post


there's uh, just beside the cat there's a sell your second hand goods for me what's yours, okay so there's another difference so that's like, difference I don't know


are are are we suppose to count this thing I don't think so, one two three four five five six about there, joyce or joy, let's do the card game


card game card game no shuffle it, must shuffle it Wilfred, ah come on shuffle it, fine yeah you first


what, acronym, kiv [orh] keep in view what the hell, uh I don't know uh, I think my most hated, acronym will be atm machine, because it's very redundant plus atm A stand for automatic


teller machine, so if you say atm machine it's physically automatic teller machine machine, so that's like !wow! my most dislike acronym


eh then what about you, has one there's one ah I can tell you that I think a lot of Singaporeans will find it very easy and


uh we're not like a lot, erp, uh lucky you


NS, National Service, okay okay you understand understand okay then my turn lah !walao! okay okay, Heng Suay what's the best slash worst thing that can happen to you in Singapore


okay for me I think the best, that I think okay ah I answer it for it lah I think the best thing that can happens is, you know you buy a house and you settle down, I think the worst thing that can happen is, uh getting like, charged for stupid offense that you you didn't even know is


chargeable, ya, but we're not we're not going to talk into about it just now answer the question hey how about you


eh next lah, if you see below the shoe normally have a, they tell you what is it, what is it


come come let me see, #giam kana# what do you always stinge or splurge on salted olives, [orh] that means a miser someone that , someone that uh is very, I'm stingy


I think my worst recent habit come to my like always splurge on, things that will not use for more than one month, or like I would buy games and then like


don't play at all my computer it's like, it just, ya is likes things that you do not need but you want


and then you end up not using it at all, it mean splurge


you you have a very good habit of after work half the time <unk> you go other places to eat


then then don't say lah, board game, board games


Uno Uno is not really a board game


any interesting games you, think that you find that you found


what the hell, like that also can I think I think my , most favourite card game will be like, cards against Humanity cause, is like a fun ass game where you play with a lot of people and then it's like


especially at parties where people are like , half drunk and then like having the best time of their life laughing at every little thing, yea okay so king of the fruits, what's the most number of durians you ever eaten at one go


the actual not not the actual fruit


thank you for sharing so much but the question was, what is the most number of durians you ever eaten at one go not in your life, I understand understand it's just


so okay I'll outright I'll I'll I'll outright say this I have never eaten durian before, ya like it's like I feel like it's a disgrace to be a Singaporean and not eat a durian


but I don't particularly like the smell like and I tried it before but it's not that bad I think, the most I ever eaten was like, quarter of a half, ya, fully


ya yeah, have some reason why I am, is is is like we we we would think that, durian is a very Singaporean thing to eat like like, no it's [orh] you think Singaporean you think [orh] okay Singaporean like to eat durian but it's


surprisingly not really that's, it's not really like true, and the fact that, quite a lot of people don't really like the smell and the taste of it it's more of like, is a acquired taste for most people that would want to try and eat it


ya is is, no it's a very, uniquely thing you have to learn to acquire and love it lah you know is not something when you say like, uh you can pick it up once and then like oh I like it eh immediately it's something that is acquired taste lah you have to


be willing to try it and, eat more of it lah


(hmm) yeah the best part will be like, oh-my-god <mandarin>味道很重:wei dao hen zhong</mandarin> is the smell is so strong is like, either like, Mai Mai Mai don't want don't want don't want don't want, I I can pass on it then after that you, you try a bit and you like you you learn over time that eh it's actually not that bad taste is actually quite nice


the biggest generation difference ah, I'll say technology is the, biggest difference I can think of, from both my mum and my dad my mum six my mum fifty my dad is sixty eight


so my dad is the, the bigger generation gap and you really see it in the way, he does things he's very, old fashion type of people he lives in Kampung ah play Kampung game have that whole Kampung spirit, know your neighbour know thy neighbour and stuff


and he, compared to me and compared to my ah like ya I'll say our generation ah, my dad's generation is very fluent, in speaking, many languages, like he speaks very good English he has a good command of Chinese, he can speak Malay conversions he can speak conversations with Malay people


he knows Hokkien Teochew Cantonese he's a very , their the generation tends to pick up these kind of thing, because back in their time, you know ah they, have a very big village open air that kind of my my neighbor is your neighbor we live together we are like a one giant family


type of thing, ya yeah yeah so so like


uh then compared to him our my my our generation is feel like, or we barely, speak one language we butcher uh our mother tongue half the time, we don't have a good grasp of our mother tongue, and then, uh you know it's very


vast lah their difference but the main thing is technology in a sense that, his time and as we grew up technology was not that advanced to the point of, people having phones everywhere, now even kids are having phones, uh in primary school


right so we have this giant technology gap you know using phone, that can, access the WiFi access the internet have such thing called the internet, or, Google at your finger tips my dad time ah there's not even such thing as computer that was


used for personal use you know half the computers in Singapore at that time was like, mainly for personal use aye for business and or government use, sixty eight


ya so so you can see that he's, his generation like very hard to get the adopt to the idea of, ah technology and such convenience as, oh you want to book taxi ah open your phone go to a Grab app ah go to


uh comfort app ah just press press a couple of buttons, pay through your credit or debit card and then uh you got you got a taxi waiting for you in five minutes time


eighteen have a eighteen years difference, so uh my mum's is actually more more more technologically inclined, since she, has a good good grasp of, technology


but also like there are times where you feel like, !aiya! <mandarin>还是这种东西我们现在:hai shi zhe zhong dong xi wo men xian zai</mandarin> uh, it's our, generation people are used to unlike them they like, ah they are not used to the whole idea of like oh Instagram ah Instagram story !wah! !wah! Instagram story ah


!wah! eh today I eating this at this famous shop at, Geylang or something you know they not, they can't, not say understand lah but they they they might not be used to such things lah


which which is actually quite true lah because if you really go and think about it ah , our , as, ah each generation comes and go, they start to realise that we are losing some of our cultural impact and cultural superstition, it's like, you know like how your parents would say ah you


the seven month ah you better not Chinese seven month you cannot go downstair after night or the, or you will be like hunted or some shit all those kind of thing, ya you


ya that's the thing okay so next question first come first serve, what's one thing you would queue for in Singapore


you you know how Singaporeans are very famous for our eh long queue eh must be something good must be something good, up to you we have two hours to kill here


the latest iPhone, is is not the same lah


eh I think, something I would queue for uh would be waiting for the bus or the mrt, that doesn't make sense like like okay ah , to be honest lah uh I think one of the more interesting thing I will queue for


would be you know those events anime events and, uh cosplay events and those type of thing, exhibitions yeah yeah yeah those stuff I would, I think I would be willing to wait lah about half an hour just to go into a


shop to buy something


but but I think generally I don't like to queue because I am a slightly impatient person and, eh if anything I know myself is that, I have a very bad attitude towards uh waiting long lines for something that, a lot of people will be waiting the same for


uh okay so, this brings me back to back in primary school, uh for six years ah, there's this this very there is this old uh old shop, that sells this currry chicken noodle, the, the noodle will be like those yellow noodle


but the curry was the damn best I swear to you, if I have the chance to go back and eat it again, I would choose to go to cause it was that nice, I I mean that's in primary school lah but, I think


so primary school will be that curry chicken noodle, or this stall right beside this curry chicken noodle stall, that they will sell this very like duck fried rice ah with very interesting, ingredients inside I think you can add, chicken like


fried chicken cubes I think, it's like that's a long time ago I can't remember, so it's either that, or the curry chicken noodle ah without fail everyday for, uh I think about six years I ate that, then uh secondary school


my favourite was uh, this Chinese shop, where it sells it is like is like those, standard uh pick your own vegetable what lah, I always order, rice ah I think I think also curry chicken noodle again


I know I can't remember but I think I remember particulary for two for secondary school primary school I always had curry chicken noodle, and then ite without fail would be either the , Chinese Wok, you know those Wok-Hei type okay not Wok-Hei lah but those


they cook the rice and then put in the wok kind or Japanese food lor


ya ya common sense right now but that explains a lot


fair enough fair enough, eh I like how uh is a very Singaporean thing to have like, curry noodles is this you you ever notice that, the food we have in Singapore ah is very, uniquely Singaporean


ya like you know you know like you you, you is like, is a very interesting thing you know you come to Singapore right if you ever have friends or what ah, you'll know that uh, you you want to bring them around you show them the, uh the very Singaporean things to eat are chicken rice ah


Laksa, Nasi-Lemak ah !wah! Prata egg ah !wah! Prata egg with cheese this kind of thing is you think like very uniquely Singaporean, despite the fact that there are, countries out there with similar things lah


okay okay okay maybe not the uniquely Singaporean but maybe uniquely Asian, ya yeah you know, K so Kallang Wave Singapore will win the World Cup in


not so soon


uh but I feel like that, Singapore as a whole we are not very, recognized uh throughout the, national, like national level you know sorry cannot like really, uh how we say ah recognised on a international level compared to


uh European league ah or what, you know because we don't really see Singaporean in or at least Singapore team in, football


(hmm) true fair enough, I I I I personally don't follow soccer, so uh I was never one for conversational sports so I would say I don't know ten years


I'm I'm being optimistic I'm just throwing a rough number then maybe ten years


okay so this this is a very interesting topic especially for me I'm a, I'm tourism student, in ite uh year so that I I I would like, I I like to consider myself I I know these type of thing, so like where should visitor go, uh in Singapore to get a real sense of the country I think like


instead of hitting the district areas like, or go Orchard shopping shopping shopping ah, you must bring them somewhere, that is a bit out of place some of the district like, or bring them go Hougang or bring them go like, Toa-Payoh see how the environment is like that


or if you want more Geh-Kiang you go , you go, Kampung-Glam or Chinatown area but, well that's not really the sense of Singapore I think, some a place ah, that really shows how Singaporeans are


we those that ah, old it has history, but is also relatively new enough so I think maybe like, I go into Hougang because I stay at Hougang so I think Hougang will be a good area to introduce them you know


it has uh good amenity it has a couple of mosque in between, not very big mosque but small mosque and you know, it has a very, a very , I I not say Singapore feel it has that impression that


[orh] this is roughly what Singaporean uh Singapore is like, in general


no I don't think I ever heard of it before


ya so, uh, okay so uh that's quite interesting and I think let's go to the next one Chiong, how do you define success


!huh! that's so you okay I think for me, personally uh I don't really care whether I have a stable job but I think, so so long as I have a happy life, ah and I would say a fulfilling life, ah you know it's success in my books


ya, you you think like oh okay for primary school uh success would be


being able to score well in the exam, and be able to head to a good secondary school


oh you're happy ah so that's like a very, old game you know those, game we play at playground


oh-my-god this brings back so much memories , recess ah I want to stick with primary school cause, any past primary school you don't really play a lot during recess, it will be


ya okay so I think one of my fondest memory of primary school and recess time games, catching, without a fail recees time we always play catching


so like you know uh without fail eh recess recess quickly go and eat then after that run around for like twenty minutes and you like, we will catch catch people play this police and theives these kind of things, you think about it ah very, uh very childish very


a children thing to do like at that time, but now that you uh think back and look at it ah it's like, oh-my-god I can't believe last time I used to play sia whole game type of thing


oh block catching oh yeah yeah that's a interesting one you you run around, you run around up and down the blocks hiding in like, a classroom or staircase and then like go down and catch you, that's a very very fun game


ice and freeze, or virus, eh then you see ah you when you really go and think about these type of things you realize that they are a lot of games are then like, variations of each other


it's like like police and thief and ice and freeze are almost the same game, in a sense that you have two different groups


you touch them they must stop where they are


ya, I also remember like during recess time you bring card games, back then like card games long the more popular card game ah Duel Master, !wah! Yu-Gi-Oh all those type of card games you know


ya ya so it's also, it's also a very recess time thing to do, okay I know what you mean yeah yeah back then back then back then there was this


white white and red most of the time, but then there'll be like countries or Pokemon or whatever on the eraser, and then you have what you have to do is you have to flip the eraser, up onto the other eraser to sort of capture it you know


is is like trading with eraser and what not oh-my-god that was fun, then I also, I think another one that is very nostalgic is, now I think about it it's quite stupid because you step on people's phone


Pepsi Cola one two three, you know you know you said Pepsi Cola one two yeah you have to you get three steps to move, that you step on their feet they are out those type of thing, ya now that I think about it lah, now I think about it right, I find that it's very it's a very dangerous game to play


because you are literally stepping on a person's foot, to take them out, ya ya so it's you know it's so weird, that's a very yeah it's a very fun game


oh oh the sliding scissors papers stone, ya ya so the thing was okay so you have two person standing next to each other, ya ya their legs are facing each other play scissors paper stone if you if you win, you get to move one of your foot back


and then you slide the, then the opponent has to slide their feet, so the more you win the more the opponent has to slide their feet until they cannot go on, then if they win, they get to move one feet behind their other uh foot and then you have to come uh


cover the extra distance


integrity, hands down I want my students if I if I become a teacher I'll just teach them stuff, I want them to have integrity, because, you can be honest, but, the , he can be honest


but you might not know the true uh full , he might okay okay honesty and integrity is slightly different honesty is like, you know what you're saying is true, but that might not be correct, you might you not you might not be doing the correct stuff


integrity means, to do the correct thing, no matter whether anyone is looking at you or not, so I want if I've to teach students nowadays I want them to be able to, be truthful to themselves and do the correct thing at all time


if English


natural way, ya I understand what you mean, okay lah fair enough lah, okay so drinks stall what


if you drink coffee or Teh lah eh if not you can answer with something else lah uh what's your usual coffee shop order for Kopi or Teh, uh I don't I don't drink but my my dad and mum they like to order


Kopi o and normal Kopi o uh, uh Teh o, and my mum will be Teh o Gah-Dai, so which which means uh Teh Teh, Teh with less sugar and ice ah I think


oh no sorry sorry Teh o Peng Teh o Peng, ya yeah then my my dad will be Teh o, uh I ya person I personally don't drink Kopi o, in fact I don't I I hardly know like okay I know Kopi o means, no milk


you never heard of Kopi c, Siew-Dai, !huh! Gah-Dai leh


I'm pretty sure there's more because like half the time you go to hawker centre you like, eh you you hear the uncle like Kopi o Gah-Dai or , Teh c Siew-Dai or something, like half the time it just !woosh! fly over my head


oh do share


oh-my-god, okay I'm not that bad in the sense that I know my neighbour, but I feel bad like half the time I don't know what they are doing, okay we which is okay, now that you say it sounds like I'm stalking them, but okay in general right I know my neighbours well enough lah I know that


to my right I live at the corner so to my right is the last house, is a Muslim family, uh the father does, uh has a uneven schedule with him, at every day walk in walk out the past the corridor wave a lot


the son who is my age would be currently studying in poly, the daughter is older than me is a nurse I think no is her mother is a nurse, and the daughter is I think working, full time somewhere, I have no idea, then to my left my neighbour to my left would be


a Chinese family they move in quite recent about five years back also, and the son, but one of the son is married, and live with them and the other one had runs a bakery


I think I think if you quiz me, about , what my neighbours names are I would not be able tell you except for like one or two


I I like this this next topic it I think it strikes a it's a very, uh meaningful topic uh okay so you like to take cabs right, Wilfred


like okay so the question is, what's the most interesting conversation, you ever had with a taxi driver


so for example personally I like to sit cab, and when I can afford it lah but, funny enough ah, is a thing with my family at least with me and my dad, ever we sit cabs we like to interact with the uncle


so a couple of stories I can remember off the head is like, uh couple of years back, my we were coming home from hospital, ah most of the time we go for hospital go out with take cab, my dad would like to interact with the uncle, and they will like to talk about any and everything from Government to politics and


uh you know to eh just like complaining about stuff and, I will listen in and I will enjoy their story lah and talk about their time before, I myself I think personally my favorite, our most recent conversation was actually quite recent


uh about two weeks back, I was late for work, so I ordered a Grab, and then I sit into this car this is this guy, no older than us twenty twenty something only


he's only twenty something, he's a full time Grab driver, then the thing was like on my way like this thirty minutes drive to my workplace


and we were just chatting away and is talking about, uh [orh] how fun is it to be in army ah in those type of thing you know share about your own personal life lah quite interesting and another one was, was heading to Yew-Tee


the uncle was a very old uncle and he like, he share about his own personal family and uh all some of the things he did and you know give me some good life tips ah, things that are very useful uh in general lah


I think those are two or more interesting conversation that I had with a taxi uncle lah


!wah! uh, I think I think I would like to collect newspaper, yours I think that's the easiest to get but, on the on on on a different note I you don't really see people having newspaper subscription nowadays


not really no but from time to time like every other month I would hear like


it's not so common nowadays ya nowadays, barely even like maybe once in three months


I don't think it's very lucrative job anymore plus the whole, uh how Singapore stand is on workers


and we and and and those those until they have resale value lah


kay so we are down to five cards, or less, okay eat here or Dabao, so what's your favourite hawker dish that makes you, uh what the hell Lao Lao-Nua, how to pronounce


ya yeah you can clearly tell that we fail, our our Chinese and we don't even know what it mean, dialect ya lor okay okay whatever so what's your favorite dish that makes you, drool and would you rather eat here or Dabao


I think I think, for me Sin-Ming Road there is very nice , noodle noodle shop near our house, and uh, without fail if uh the noodle shop is still open everyday uh at the time I go down


I would, go there and, eat that noodle, everyday without fail if I can, okay you know the one beside the chicken rice stall, the the front the front chicken rice stall


not the fish ball one to the other side to the right of the chicken rice stall, let's say your chicken rice stall is facing the Kopitiam, to the right the auntie and the little the, the lady and the auntie one


is it, quite okay no wait, there's the uncle that sells the


what called it ah the Carrot Cake, as a Korean food, Japanese Korean, then difference and then the one next to it


no ah, I I eat the, Lor-Mee you know Lor-Mee !wow! I eat Lor-Mee wanna eat Lor-Mee, I eat the, I have, what is it called I know it has ketchup one


my mine I always eat with Mee-Kia Mee-Kia with uh with a ketchup, no no no not the Ban-Mian one I don't like the Ban-Mian one, ya ya


cannot too bad too bad the fishball noodle shop doesn't open past afternoon, oh oh oh I would naturally eat it every night if I can like I have the money I mean, ya


oh that's very, you know like you need to think about okay if I ask you now you think about it what's the most busybody thing have you done