just to just to show that they give a discount, okay is it my turn to ask you, okay your questions kind are kind of similar just now was what ah, just now was what small decision made a huge impact on your life now is


what useless subject ended up being useful to you later in life, what useless subject, ended up being useful to you later in life, ya what but to you at the time was useless I assume


really difficult right


I while while while you're thinking I'll just talk about a bit about, my experience, , useless subject


wait I can't even remember what the name of the subject was, but it was something like where you, write down like, in secondary school where you write down your, the things that


your dreams your, it was very like a holistic subject ah but I totally have no idea what it was, and there was one part where we had to write, , what do you do that was honest


but like, but what which was uncomfortable lah but was honest, and mine was that I learn that one of my friend, his, during his CCA time ah he was in table tennis, I learn that one of my friend he


there was another guy that, while they were you know in CCA there is breaks right during the break, another guy would be taking ten dollars, from his wallet, and then


so let's say so let's say , my good friend let's let's call him Adam, during during his CCA time right I learn that another guy, was taking money from Adam, from his wallet because you leave his belongings not really at the protected place


not really locked up place so this guy was taking money from Adam like every session, every session he takes like ten dollars, and I knew about this, and, I I I wrote it down in my book


and I didn't and I didn't I didn't, I I told my friend about it ah but, he I think he was just more careful from then on, and then when I wrote in my book my teachers, kinda got angry at me, for not, , for not bringing it up to to her


about this situation cause it was retty stuff but I'm not sure about how much it was so it was brought up to, our former teacher then it was brought up to, the other students form form teacher and it it kind of blew up ah because, the kid was kind of a delinquent


so, after a while he actually challenged me to a fight which, I just ignored because, I mean why would I fight, and ya I just give it time only kind of , died down lah but it it


it I think it taught me a really important lesson about honesty, and, you know sometimes situation happen in, real life where, because there's so many people right, but everyone's too afraid to step up and


actually help the situation and recently, recently in the train you know nowadays you can see, on the news that of people starting to fight in the train or whatever, and


and, it happen to me with me, I wasn't I wasn't the centre of, uh, the subject lah but, there's basically a Chinese guy and then, he I think he is intellectually, not there so he was mumbling off and then


he kept going vulgarities with his caretakers and to his caretakers, and then he kept scolding vulgarities in Chinese which I couldn't understand but this Malay guy beside me, we were sitting across the Chinese


and he, I can seen him shaking like he was really, he was holding it in and then not long after because he would couldn't take it in anymore he, he stood up and then he charged to the Chinese guy, and they were both like verbally abusing each other


so it was really scary moment and, they they really look like they were ready to fight, and that's why I step in lah because I saw that oh I finish before, I've seen this scenario before, and because if you saw in the videos usually there will be some guy to step in right


so I know that, I can I could do it lah, and, ya I I basically help to defuse the situation I the, ask the Malay girl uh ask, she was about to pull a punch actually and I held her back


and ya he thanked me after that cause the Chinese guy everyone in the train they started to, started started to like, slightly scolding the Chinese guy, which was not good lah because you can obviously tell that he's not mentally sound


and, but him and his caretaker, went away lah because we all kinda force him to move away, and anyway, let's get back to you


what useless subject have you, ya ended up being useful, may be you don't have to find it useless at the time what in general, ah that's a better way to phrase it


(mmhmm) (mmhmm), yes


, yes, (mmhmm)


was it during sorry was it during your secondary school, oh okay, oh


ya, correct correct


yep, best surprise that I have ever given, oh , I'll say about the one that I received cause


okay recently I'm unemployed right, so me and my girlfriend went to Taiwan recently, and then, it was, about a week before my birthday, and then, ya I went


ya I went to Taiwan so, (ppc), at that time I was really into basketball so, , other than the sightseeing that we go to during our shopping time I kept going to the, basketball, basketball side of things lah Nike Adidas all that


and then, fast forward, to one week later during my birthday where, uh, we we celebrate we celebrated my birthday at a friend's house lah, then out of nowhere my girlfriend comes out with this


shoebox that I've never seen before, and then I took a look and it's like, it it was a basketball shoe that I wanted, and it was one that, I didn't even know that she bought it at at Taiwan


so a lot of people give me a lot of , a lot of tick for this but, cause how how can I not notice something that big right, but turn out it was during the moment where, she she said that she want to hang because she studied in Taiwan before she she's a Malaysian


and then so she has a friend there so she said that she that she wants to hang out with this friend in the morning, so it was in the morning I was like okay go go ahead, and I was resting in the Airbnb, (ppc), and then, when we came back right she said that


the her friend had some, had a gift for the boyfriend back in Singapore, and I totally did not doubt because she wrapped the whole thing, she wrapped the whole thing in like paper, ya it was actually the one for me that was that was


that was the definitely the biggest surprise that I had because generally during my birthdays it's not really a big occasion for me, and then ya she made she made it really special, , ya ya


yeah and I I didn't even question why she needed to bring such a at first I was I was actually, in fact a bit angry, no no no no it was more it was more of angered like a little just a little bit because


why does she have to bring such a huge thing from a, for her friend bag, uh you know, it was going to be heavy it was going to be like, heavy for her lah to carry back and all that stuff, it turned out to be for me so it was even more touching


, yeah yeah, okay , mine is, what is your favorite memory from childhood


the, the the puppet one or, okay okay, (mmhmm), oh that's nice that's nice


, (mmhmm), (mmhmm), so it's it was like on a grass patch where you lay out your


(mmhmm), (mmhmm),


that's, but you have to be more experienced,


oh that's nice,


oh okay, , wait the lizards were on the screen or on the screen, oh okay


ya ya


yep, oh that's nice career without, worrying, I would say that, but I feel like I want to give a different answer


without worrying about money I'll definitely be a personal trainers, for sure, I'm as in it's, it's part of my back up plan now but, this something that I think in lately I feel like I want to do I want to, cause even if it's just one person's life I want to


have a significant change in a person's life, and because to me physically and mentally right its its a two way streak so if you if you improve your physical, ability your mental sharpness increases as well and vice versa


and, because especially in the Malay community because, our especially with our food right, ya it's it's really so unhealthy and, it's something that and then there's this mentally that in my in my I can see in my parents I can see in my


aunts and uncles my my whole extended family, cause, they have so many problems diabetes to say the least, it's, and then yet they they know this yet they keep eating all these lemak chili padi !wah!


Rendang, yes it's a culture thing it's a culture thing its not it's not a race thing but it's a culture thing and the last stats that I read was, and this was long ago two thousand ten it might be worse now


half of the race is, oh wait, and than you take half of that, half of that half right, it's obese, so that's really frightening Stat to look at


and, ya, and


and our, yeah, and our culture is very about family and very about bonding so every small thing we can have like a big feast


ya ya, , ya


ya but that's what we do on like a daily basis, and then when when I go to, you know if I live in in Yishun so when I go to like, the hawker centres there, the Malay food and the Indian food like


it's not really the best choices, that I can have, , in food as well yes


, really


, oh I think I remember and one it's because I saw a video before it was in it was still in black and white, and he was talking about how we don't treat our bodies well because, and he was talking about the technology revolution


and he was saying that, basically he was asking people to move more, and to because we now nowadays we all sit down a lot and we stand a lot and than we have so many problems from that just yesterday I was , massaging my mum's feet because she have this plantar fasciitis from standing too long


ya, and than my girlfriend also she has a back problem from standing too long so it's all these, small small things really that, we can change to help us ah, and that's why I think


I think personal trainers in the future will be quite reliable, cause everyone everyone or like a physiotherapy actually some something along those line, everyone has back pain now


funny funny that you should mention Australia because my uncle whose over there he's actually a physiotherapy over there, yes I actually probably should talk more with him uh he's more of like a sports masseur but something along those lines, in Australia


yeah, ah that's exactly


yup my my my personal experience is that, I I always didn't want to go to the gym, and then I always worked out from the pull up bar and the push up but any work but only for certain period of time, until I started paying for the gym which is quite costly nowadays


and then also I feel like I should make most of it and then angry, and I'm reaping the benefits now lah, and then hopefully continue to do so,


, believing in the process is more important than the end result cause if, that's true but ya


sometimes sometimes that's true sometimes I feel like, half of it is also them believing that that crazy numb believing that they can do it you know, I think


yeah , I'm not finish I'm not finish


(mmhmm), (mmhmm),


!wow!, oh, (ppc), that's good


, ya ya ya that's, okay is it my turn to ask you


okay , take a character from fiction, and change one major aspect of their personality, how would the story have changed, very cheem ah


maybe from like a recent movie that you've watched or, also can ya, Avengers ya, oh you didn't watch ah


Star-Wars which one the, sorry which one, the last Jedi is it or, okay,


ya, (mmhmm), no Darth-Vader is Luke's father and then


, oh your turn uh Ben the Kyler-Rent Kyler-Rent, ya the ya


, yes yes, ya because uh ya he saw the darkness in the guy then he got scared and then he tried to, almost


yes correct , for sure,


then it will be like the the good the good the good guys rule the Galaxy already, (ppc), ya


to, when you, when you reject your dark side it actually grows, I swear,


(mmhmm), lag ah okay


ya ya yup


that's true


yeah, (ppc)


no not really there was an auntie that I work with that was from Soka but I didn't really, talk to her much lah about it but she's a really really really nice person if that counts, yeah


yes that's very important


ya, nineteen eighty three !wow!


eh you want to ask me yup, how can everyday object be used if it was a lot bigger or a lot smaller


!wow! (ppb), I'm stumped everyday object like, ya that was a long time ago


uh let me think, how about if you had a


ya, imagine if you had a imagine if you had a huge car, a larger car than will be ferry everyone or huge aeroplane although I'm I'm, I'm pretty sure that's not, that's not the most practical things


oh you mean, oh imagine if you like can shrink it and then we can , shrink the people inside right so we can put a lot of people inside the cars and than we shrink all of them so we can


we we can transport the whole world out to Mars at the same time, , ya ya, there's a there's a


project that they were doing which was uh boring right, where they, yeah, yep yep, but right now the the the media is so foolish you know


just because he, I think he, sorry,


(mmhmm), ya oh yes yes I heard about that one, yup, oh I didn't know that


and it was recently, and it was recently Elon Musk right, ya he he he went to a podcast and he


smoked weed for like, and then everyone was just focusing on that and then I mean he probably shouldn't have done that but, , ya their their stocks drop for sure after that yeah


yeah


yes, for sure, eh should we try to finish all our questions I I have like five left, ya is one hour forty minutes, okay we we try to take five I I I'm actually looking forward to the free talk more


yeah, okay , ya that's right , in another dimension humans are now pets, what would be our treats , yes, ya we are now the pets


that's nice, small meaningless way so not in a big way lah


uh the the the one that I this I don't eat like, cause it, like your my mum already cooks right but I'm already in my, , emo state , , so I just, stay inside my room for like the whole day without eating


and then and then sometimes my mum would come in and ask and check up on me but other times she would like, she would also won't check it's pretty funny, ya, have you have you ever so called ran away from home before


no ah, yes, the parents will send you back ya


ya because we're all quite close, like,


(mmhmm), , so confident, yeah


yeah, okay is it my turn to ask, yeah I think so, what do you wish still existed from your childhood !wow! I'm asking you a lot of childhood questions ah


yes, other other than the theatre that you talked about


, K go on, yes


, yeah you can say that as well ya, exactly exactly


what, ya


and then there's this constant bombardment of information right from our phones from our TV from, I think ya YouTube Internet like every waking moment they are looking at something that's, uh


capturing their attention where where it actually ends up, them not being able to, ya it affects their attention


, !wow!


yeah, and and this is the kind of thing you hear on the news be it in Singapore Japan or Korea where, the young ones starts suiciding at a


young age be be especially because of this this exact same kind of pressure and no one notices until it's too late it's always like that that's always the case


yeah, I think yeah


yeah, oh I've seen so many parents like, scolding their children over the smallest things


now a days as in it can be two ways is either like the child can be throwing tantrums and the, parents just ignoring it which is really bad in my opinion, the other one is the child is just like running around a bit just a bit and the parents like immediately went off in this fit of anger I was like


oh-my-God you are just, he is just going to surpass that and it's going to get worse,


oh my, that that that actually that what what you said just said sums up the current parenting situation, oh so many of them on the screen of the small kids I I really fear for, of what's incoming next


definitely not, it's uh


it's just a different kind of addiction in my opinion cause whenever you look whenever you swipe or, like when you use Facebook right it really permanently burn inside your brain and I read that, even though the those is smaller to me be it cocaine or


alcohol or whatever, but the frequency of it is super high, that , I wouldn't say permanent but the it the definitely definitely there damage


ya like they definitely, you you can't cause nowadays in order to Excel in a in work or at a skill right you need to have this focus, focus, at your skill at your profession


but I because I experience it myself because I was using Facebook and Instagram a lot that it was really hampering my daily life and my attention span and focus, so cutting down on it has definitely help me a bit, a lot more, so uh if they are expose to such a young age I am


or is is a really scary thought lah, yeah, I think is your turn, oh food fight I would say I would say


I feel like using a French-loaf eh, pineapple !wow! oh-my-God then I'm I I I'll I'm going if if you bring out your pineapple I'm gonna bring out a Durian, I'm going to swing the I'm going to attach the Durian to a like you know those maize and swing it


ya I'm going swing that Durian, , okay you get to add a zero to any number in your life where do you put it, wait get to add a zero to any number in your life where do you put it oh okay


maybe like your bank account, can sure why not, add a zero to any number like you you want to put it which,


okay sure sure, I'll set my current age, twenty five I think, sweet spot lah, is is not too young is not too old for sure


how how about you same also ah,


oh for sure, , okay I'll ask, if you inserted yourself into any work of fiction


what role will you play


, in which world like maybe Harry-Potter or , like I if you if you inserted yourself like into any of the fiction world, fiction world


it round, , , and and and which role will you play in the in that world as his friend or as his, as Smurfy


can lah pass ah pass, okay, eh wait I think it's your turn to ask me ya just now was mine


the thing is right I'm trying to come up with an idiom itself and like can't I can't seem to, ya the idiom ya, okay let's keep


okay I got I got this, you have the power to create any physical object, the catch is that it talks, and it is very annoying when you're alone with it what do you make , ya create any physical object


ya it talks, ,


doesn't have to be a ideas it can be, any physical object object,


oh it was in the cartoon, !wow!, (mmhmm)


oh, it's okay


ya that's the thing about them right they are easily more, it is, yeah I I I really love the, curiosity aspect of it it's like because


, , what did she say, what


, I got the the one where you get a single day to spend as much money as you can, then at the end of the day it's all taken away


ya, that's true, K should we go to free talk, wait I think she said two hours fifteen minutes


it is it until she comes in or, can't remember K let's let's free talk, ya


my my my ya my my nearest , thought that I had was that there is no perfect world, but the world where, people continually strive to help one another should be the most and the environment of course


is the most perfect cause, ya something like that, some sometimes at the end sorry sometimes at the end of the day is like, if it's perfect too perfect also is cannot like, ya and a bit boring at times


, (mmhmm)


no free will ah ya,


it's like , you just give a million dollars to, a homeless person without him working for it right, more likely than not they will squander the money away something like that, it was not earned ya


(mmhmm)


, ya, okay I can ask you a question, what genre of books do you like


oh okay


(mmhmm), (mmhmm), oh


, most of the , detective or thriller books have like, the cover will be like I I think I'm a bit bloody or something


I I remember mine being that way excellent book for you, okay, oh I


oh okay, I think, I think one of the question was, like for the, average person like me lah one of the question is that, oh the most most or all the countries have debts right so like where does the debt go to and all that stuff which is


ya, ya,


(mmhmm), yeah, the oil ya


yeah


(mmhmm), speaking of China right my friend is in China right now and I think he


it's really it's really booming over there ya it's super booming that like people are finally waking up or something


, ya


something when when it came to the Trump vs Hillary right, I think why a lot people voted for Trump other than it it was basically like a popularity contest to me lah,


yup which may or may not be true I don't know, but I think if, for any for a lot of people that voted for Trump this what I see lah, it was more because they don't want to work for Hillary I would say


, cause the dislike for Hillary is stronger than, maybe they had no feeling for Trump but, (ppc), ya that's bad,


cause there's really a lot of things surrounding Hillary that, that's controversial to say the least


yes yes, (mmhmm)


(mmhmm), okay , question


what food is your neighborhood most famous for we go a bit light hearted, your neighborhood


the water, , the water for the what that sounds interesting


okay, (hmm), , oh uh I want to ask you, in secondary school what was your CCA


ya, oh basketball, oh


okay


my generation


for my generation okay I'm I'm pretty sure I'm considered a millennial, and there's so many things on the Internet right now that's talking, negatively or positively about millennials like it's like the go to word it's like a hot word


whether we are prepared for the future, I think it depends cause there's a lot being handed down, and I think one of my main concerns would definitely be the environment we are, slowly destroying our environment but


there's not enough how to say awareness for it because we are in in the sense we are busy trying to survive on our own right, and much less the environment, so that's one of the things that I'm really worried about


to get back to your question which is whether we are prepared uh, I'm kind of leaning towards no, ya cause right now right now


with face I'm going back to the social media I think it all ties back together, Facebook Instagram, we are more worried about, how many likes we get on this post, we are more


we spend most of our time, I mean of course I'm not speaking for everyone lah, I'm just saying from my friends and all that, we worry too much about, meaningless things ah like


whether this person like my post or not whether my whether my photo ya that's the thing because with social media right it's, yeah okay so in secondary school, it's like a popularity contest in a small scale but now with social media it's on a bigger scale because


, especially with girls ah I would say (ppb), ya because it's kinda it it's basically a popularity contest where people, you try to get as many likes as possible


and then you, okay so from what I can see right for guys it's more of , cause guys are visual creatures and then they like to see like pretty girls and all that on the social media but for girls itself its for, oh how many people have liked my post and how many people have messaged me saying how pretty I am


hundred a a hundred percent because I've seen it in action, too many times, definitely not all but it's a significant amount


and I think, the only way for me is to delete actually delete these programs or to use it, of course responsibly which is, pretty difficult because like Mark-Zuckerberg right like all these people they have mailed this


the way of getting people's attention glued to the application, they have spent millions and millions of dollars just researching on, how to make people keep sticking like keep being addicted to the App so it's down to the science like how to make the most of


cause attention is now the currency and that's how they are making money from the ads, ya, because how how how because from Facebook and Instagram it's free right, if it's free then the product that they are selling is you which is


cause ya that's how they earn money the advertisement cause now even in YouTube, any video that you see is like you have to go through in a this stupid advertisement, ya, yes precisely


(mmhmm)


ya, exactly


and that company's, since the dawn of time has not been the most morally, out righteous (ppb), ya it's not in their agenda, so we can't like we can't force people ah


, I didn't know that but that's very interesting, and totally makes sense,


I think Buddhism talks about being present right, as achieve with meditation and all that I I've actually read, a few, of the practices, like big golden rule


it's okay actually, there are some Muslims I I've read before, that practice Buddhism basically like because it's the values that is important right, the ideas behind it, so while while they are practicing Muslims they are also like practicing Buddhist Muslim in a sense


ya I've never heard before also


(hmm), exactly


(ppb), oh, uh I didn't know that that's weird, I've read, stories about


Buddha's past I not sure what his name was basically he was this really, was it like a spoiled ya it was really spoiled right, and then one day he went to the garden and then, there was an ya I I read I read so much


and and, about that I I read it was because, one day in his world than he saw an aging man, ya okay, and than the the father was like trying to, revert his attention back lah by giving him all the pleasures


like, get a lot of tries of


ya,


I mean we have been the, target of some terrorist, attacks, ya


yeah, should I go and check, I'll got the roll ya hold on ah, ya my my left ear starting to hurt a bit, , okay K hold on ah


hello hi yes do we start now, okay yes okay so shall we do the spot the differences first, okay can okay how okay, yes okay mine is a picture of a beach scene the beach ah


okay and same is it okay can I tell you what we start from the top left hand corner, I shall describe what I see and then you tell me if you see anything from your picture that is different from mine, okay can so on my top left hand I see a Cafe it says Tom and Paul's Cafe the roof


okay so what do I do now we we just circle it right, okay you you do the same right okay the okay then the roof is actually brown in colour and the hut or the Cafe is green in colour, same okay and then there's a picture there's a picture of a seahorse on the door


on the right side of the door ya the the window has nine nine window panes, same okay then the, the signage says peach juice what does yours say


okay the signage difference ah okay okay now we I have a red car in front of the Cafe, okay the person in sitting in it on the left hand side of the means on the opposite side of the steering wheel, is a guy with a blue shirt and a green pants and he he has a sitting he has a seat belt is that what you see


but the seat belt okay another one okay lah, door's open yes the door is open okay now we move to the bottom the sign says shore forecast rain what does yours say, sun okay another one okay then if you move upwards there is a umbrella


okay with two chairs two beach chairs, okay it's blue in colour right, okay, blue and white yes, okay now we move then a bit to go further up there is


blue and yes blue and white stripe, says the same okay now we move further up there are two people they are like building a little water pond okay there's a boy and there's a girl


I see a crab do you see a crab, yes beside the lady right, ya yes correct which is a bucket and a spade, okay and then the girl is in pink bikini you know it's a pink attire and the boy have a blue swimming trunk


okay there are three stones leading from the water, you know there's the the there's the you know, the two two two stones are by the side I mean beside the girl and one stone beside the boy


ah okay so that is oh oh no those are big stones right, by the by by the water right by the pool of water right, ah K no I'm talk uh I have that so ya four is it uh ya I have, is it four uh ya no I have I have two big stones I have two big stones on the side facing the girl


I mean on the side of the girl okay let me describe to you I've, two small one the the light yellow one right, uh oh clam shells okay ah correct I have two clam shells beside the girl and have one clam shell beside the boy, is that what you have


uh, you don't have clam shell beside the boy okay, ah okay so the big the big boulder looking thing ah the big the brown darker brown one beside the water ah I think is the same, I have I okay can same the same we move


towards the water now okay beside the, beside the in between the Cafe and the water there is a boy with the sandcastle, okay the sandcastle has three has four flags three are blue three are red and one is blue


the blue one is okay if you look at a diamond shape okay it the blue one is on the, uh the the right left the right side of the diamond shape, okay so the boy has blue swimming trunks and a green cap


okay he's he's holding a blue spade uh yes he's holding a blue looking spade, okay good got difference there okay into the water ah there is a boy who is surfing his surfboard seems to be yellow in is yellow in colour, okay he has orange brown swimming trunks yes uh orangey brown hair


like a, reddish reddish reddish orange uh reddish brown I think it's the same okay, can uh now we move back to the to the shore I see a


hut that is closed and is uh it serves what you call drinks but it is uh it is locked up, okay beside the hot there is a blue a trash Bin, okay tickles okay on the vending machine on the uh panel of the vending uh vending machine


there there's a display of three types of bottles two bottles and the one can in the middle, okay the, and then, yes


oh okay that means it's different because the mic for me ah the top highest the top most bottle is, uh blue black and blue yours is blue and then totally black on top is it, ah same


ah black correct so it's the same ya then there's a push here ah, push one oh mine is push here okay ya right so how many do we have already one two three, four five six seven already ah so we need to have eight right okay we move


oh twelve ah okay so we have eight good okay we move further down okay do you see a lady, sad okay, no no it says nothing mine has nothing


ah, okay so another, okay good so there's someone so how many nine already ah, okay okay we move further down do you see a lady a in a old lady on a knitting seems to be knitting, she's in pink she has she's she's dressed in pink she has red shoes and she's knitting a red sock


ah blue sock okay can, green cap correct green cap okay okay do you see a dog, okay uh do you see okay then there is a pole right a pole with a banner in between mine is blue in color


okay uh then we move further down what, ah, I don't have, okay are are we done one two three, some more four


okay ten okay so we move down to the dog what is your dog doing my dog is sitting down, okay good uh the two boys who are playing ah okay the one to the left who has just kicked off the ball has green pants and yellow hair


okay the boy to the right okay uh he has a green cap on he has red uh uh shorts, he okay he's just standing there


right foot yes right foot he just kicked off, uh, okay haven't kick mine already mine, oh my ball is in the air, okay so that's one more ah one more difference eh, okay


ah okay let's go back there you describe, okay yes, he just sleep yes mine just sleep ya he's like seem seem to be falling off right and


ah his left hand and his left leg are in the air, okay, sandcastle okay describe your sandcastle, my sandcastle is brown uh yellow in color, yes


ya sitting down and, staring off the distance his right hand is on the spade, yes right hand ah, okay so now where is that one more that we're missing okay shall we uh ya ya that that area seems to need something ah because we haven't identified anything


oh okay can you go back there, yes okay


agree okay how many how many let's see what else ah okay is your umbrella tilted to the right of your picture, okay, uh, how many legs of the chair how many legs of the table do you see I have four, four also correct


uh, uh let me see okay go back to the car what is the in front of the car do you see a red like licence plate, yellow, is your licence plate yellow, ah it's not the full one it's it's like a it's like the right hand side of the licence plate uh ya but it's yellow in colour


okay do you see a can you see the sterling wheel, you can see ha okay, so where can it be now ha, though, yes


yes if facing left, uh it's facing left, uh it's green in colour it's painted green the roof is light brown like the mustard yellow, it says Cafe, blue


oh okay good so we we found it let me check one two three four, five six seven eight nine ten, eh, eleven only, you count again


which one, yes the seahorse, yes, yes, the shore the shore forecast


, that is one two three four five already okay, the soccer ball yes, yes, yes, the grandma, grand ya push here


oh one two three four five, six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve yes done, ya okay done okay so that's it, and that's almost done


I okay we started at eleven eh twelve what ah twelve fifteen ah or look at the recording see uh oh twelve I think twelve minutes have passed, only twelve minutes because I'm looking at my the screen ah it says twelve minutes


ya the scene the the computer laptop scene, okay good, mean now we move on to the questions right okay, first so, oh okay do we have the same of different sets of cards right


different different okay, okay you start first, ,


what uh what will be inside ah, maybe, uh, how how old ah forty okay so what will I put in is it, I would have properly put in a casette, , casette casette uh let me see what else ah a casette


maybe a old comic book, okay, maybe the <mandarin>老夫子:lao fu zi</mandarin> type one the Chinese one ah the the tall guy and the fat the fat one, oh you done that before okay than very funny then it's is very easy because its like cross cultures because you don't need to have a lot of languages


ya it's just hilarious just looking at the pictures okay uh I would probably also put in, uh a pencil because you know at that time I I felt that the mechanical pencils where going to like, you know overtake the regular pencils I will put in uh what else will I put in maybe I will put in a


I don't know that's like, I think ya you will find this three this things ah at the minimum ah but I don't know what else I will put okay, are you supposed to answer the the same question too according to the instruction, no need say okay


a question okay this is a creative ah it says come up with a original uh come up with a original story for an, oh come up with a story original story for an idiom, ya ya oh this is tough ah or shall we maybe move on first okay we go we go to another one


ah leave it for last ya, oh this one just as tough how did you accomplish something than you though to be impossible, ya


ya, okay, uh, okay


(uh huh), (uh huh), ya


oh, so you got to lift your ah, oh, oh so you got to lift yourself all the way uh such that your stomach is above the bar, ah, at the bar ah oh okay that's tough that's tough okay


, ya and than you realized that hey you know I have don't this I properly can do you know everything else already, ,


yes, ya and you have a new farm also got confidence right that you know, !wah!, that that very what you call self assuring, ya okay now your turn, okay now you going to ask me a question


okay, ah, what okay what has been the most fuss okay most frustrated with the person lah I think I think it's a it's about for example right you


it's like okay, uh uh, I mean it's it's a general thing it's like when when you a person will come to complain say that hey I can't do this I can't do that you know, so you will give solutions you know say why don't you do this why you don't you try that then for every suggestion for every suggestion that you give right


he will give he or she will give you like twenty reasons why he can do it, okay after that is ya so that is I think, quite frustrating because if you don't even try then how do you even know that it won't work you see I think sometimes this thing about fear you know it's so


big that it paralyses the person from thinking about anything else, so I think, correct then you limit or limit your short-change in ourselves in that sense I think I think we we all, ya lor at some point of our life cause we are so scared lah so worried lah that we get into that condition now so it's it's quite limiting for for some of us lah


you know I think all of us have that that ya so and that actually closely ties in with what you did right about that that that pole pull up push up thing ya, okay good okay so now my turn to ask is it, yes okay thought provoking every morning you can take a twenty minute sneak peak at the up coming day what time do you look at


ah, means you can like, ah, I think what if, it didn't upcoming day so it's like like looking into the future you have the ability to look into the future what time would you be looking at


ya how of okay never mind that's your that your question for you, , ya I was about to answer, okay can lah you also have the same question for me why not okay


I didn't know I'm not interested okay never mind you you start first okay, (mmhmm),


you are suppose to eat like eight hours a day and then you can eat at any time but just restrict it to the eight hour window, ah, okay


, ah okay so it's the first meal of the day, yes


ah, I see I see because okay because you don't take breakfast so your first meal will likely be at, the brunch kind ah between breakfast and lunch kind of thing ah okay, I know ah, okay for me is that I'll the time if I could I will probably be looking at


the time before I go to bed lor, and to ya will be like how would I uh no how would I have lived the day lor, you know will I be happy will I be sad is there things that I regret is there things that, you know I'm grateful for etcetra ya lah that's that's coming from an older person ah ya


ya, correct, yes yes a lot of times you realise that that argument or that moment of, unhappiness was actually not necessary you know if you had been like calmer or


you know, uh you know been more balance in managing a situation that because you know when you have problems in an office right it's it's, it's usually something that can be averted because if you had I mean if I mean you can always blame the other person lah, but I think first and foremost you got to start with yourself first lor


you know that's how I look at it lah you know but by the time but ya I don't usually don't it lah because by the time get home and, be so tired you just ready to fall asleep, , okay so now your turn ah, okay, yes


, , uh, what superpower is it I think the the the power to actually go back and reverse things


I think, ya go back in time and reverse decisions okay lah but, while I say this right so it's it's for the intention of making things better but sometimes when you try to play God, whatever decision you reverse right could end up in in consequences that could be just as bad or worse ah


so ya so sometimes we have to be very careful about what wish for you know, ya oh ya so so can I change let me see so what superpower do I, do I want right maybe superpower to, maybe make sure that instead of you know there will be differences


hopefully uh people can actually see that differences can be so called resolved through, you know uh peaceful means ah rather than go to war and fight ah, you know ya some I mean you cannot win uh everything in the world so there must be some compromise some concession you know


so that I think the world will be a better place if all the leaders ah can actually see, the what we call see common see areas of common interest rather than see the differences lah I know it's hard, you know but it takes, you know uh it it takes it it takes a lot of what you call courage and determination ah but I think


it's a good thing to be able to do lor to be able to go back and reverse decisions to be able to, so called be in a power in a position of influence right to make people see you know common interests rather than differences, okay your turn uh your oh my turn my turn okay ah ya creative creative ah


okay assuming that you could ignore a single law of nature what invention would you like to create oh-my-goodness this is so difficult, ya


, okay so you want to leave, live without I mean don't need oxygen, so can go to space


okay okay and we can explore new territories resolve the world population issue, , maybe exactly okay good okay what do we, ah, ya okay but ya but sometimes as if


, ya ya I think the ability to live without oxygen right ya or or, okay never mind so that that was your question for me okay so now my question for you now okay, oh your turn ya sorry your turn okay


okay, , size of a quarter !huh!, okay I'll probably, be like a spy go and listen to people's thoughts and and and


and you know and see what they all think about and ya, like and then ya I watch it a couple of, when was that like I think two months ago on on on cable ya I like to be the Ant-Man ya, can be able to hear you know their conversations I think while you want to be able to


hear or listen in to conversations I think a better a better, thing to do will be able to be maybe, be invisible and then no not invisible to be able to influence thoughts okay but that's scary too you know, I might influence them wrongly ya okay so my question for you now right


okay tell tell a story about a time when you made someone, when you made someone else's day, ya, okay


okay, nevermind it's okay it's time for you to share into your proudest moments


okay, okay, ya water break can I drink water too


, , , , , scary ya ya serious right


ah, ah, ah, ah


okay, oh, ah, , was he like could depressed to the point of promptly committing taking his own life not yet lah


okay good, ah okay, ah, ah


that age yes, ah okay, ya not making it to the Tertiary thing you know ya ya I understand is it ya, I think it's sometimes quite quite I mean that's the I mean I think that's the weakness of Singapore's education system know that there's only one yardstick to measure people's successes which is


you know maybe very not very good because I know in just just let me uh I know in Germany right, even vocational education is also encouraged you know because not everyone is made up to go the academic line you know, ya


exactly exactly it's German technology German technology ya, correct and ya and one thing I also noticed that you know in all my interactions with people you know is that I find that ah uh


where whether it's in maybe Europe like Germany or whether in let's say Japan right the people there take pride in what they do, they really pursue pursue it to the end you know and they become very detailed and specialist and become a specialist in whatever field their chosen field which is very inspiring ya


so I I, , , , ya


ah, yes, ya correct and know the the person takes part in the job and the community actually applauds that you know which is so wonderful you see so that is actually affirmation [orh] you know about a job well done you know


you know and and ya, engineer lawyer doctor ya, who will be the !aiay! who will keep the society clean for us right ya so that's why I think you know we we I mean it's not just the education system I'm sure yes it's actually a start but I think, because we need we need to educate the next generation about how to look at things you know but it's also the acceptance by society you know because we've been so


you know I don't know where the influence come from we only measure success by your cars your houses you know nobody actually look at, that that that that intangible aspect about life you know that's why there's so much stress in this world, right right okay get, ah


ya, ah yes


oh that's good that's good ya, and now they say that primary one primary two no need to have exams anymore yesterday's papers ya, ah it was on uh an article that someone forward I think it was a good idea because, I remember was primary one primary two I was a very very very playful student eh


I never never studied you know so but I don't know what happened was that my parents almost like gave up on me, then suddenly when I was in primary three ya it dawned on me I don't know how through what event or trigger, it dawned on me that I needed to study that was when I pull up my socks and really started study lor, you know but primary one primary two was like crazy everyday play you know it's like I was like single digit when you count from the back lah you know in terms of ranking in the class ah


primary school, okay, ah


I see, okay, ah, were you distracted because of gains because of T yens ya


ah, ya I think it's a very common uh uh uh phenomenon I think a lot of, boys ah maybe boys ah I think I think I don't know lah I mean the the the the the statistics that I've seen usually are boys you know they will


it's towards I don't know boys tend to get distracted more easily maybe, I'm not sure, other things I think other than school, ya correct because your are growing is physical is an outlet for all your energy you know


ya, balance ya, correct balance because I think no matter how ah, in in society we need to be educated lah you know it's just that my cousin also the same know when he was in


let me see he went to he he did he wasn't a good student he went to ITE, and then, uh, he went to after ITE he went to Poly then after many years of working he decided that or he realise that you know in Singapore to survive right you


you needed something more so he went back to school know he was like the old oldest oh no no no he after he had ITE he he okay he didn't even think of going to Poly he went out to work for a while he realised that, hey this is not how I'm going to so called spend the rest of my life lor so he went back to school know in Poly know I think he was like the oldest student know


in in in in Poly lah then suddenly he went into university and everything lor, ya, oh, oh really ha


to come back, ah okay, that's good that's good, ya it's to get admired hor to come back and to struggle no because it's hard know after no having less,


ya I agree with you it's like admirable because if it had been that person if it had had been you would you have, you know pluck up the courage come back to school and compete with students probably what three quarter your age only you know kind of thing, ya okay back back to your back to your friends


yes, ,


what Missus day ya, ah, okay, ya correct correct that's good okay your turn yes


yes oh I'm supposed to give okay sorry yes, okay, ah, okay in as much detail as possible is it tastiest things ah


!wow!, the tastiest things okay, that's one okay okay uh what happened was uh okay I was on a holiday last year to UK okay and then ah we went to this place called York, okay it was after a long train journey from London and then we were all so hungry okay and then we had to like because


we didn't book wait we took the train from London to York and then they we got off at the train station so York being a very traditional and what we call the kind of you know, uh city of the past kind of thing know very like it's not run down it's very beautiful and very nostalgic but it's just that it's a very ancient uh city


the the the the the way from the train to where we were supposed to live which is the Airbnb right, it was all cobblestones, okay so our our bags right our luggage ah, ever so often after you roll roll roll a bit it goes into the Loyang you know


so it keeps it keeps getting stuck so we had the, mini pause ya and there were nobody on the streets it was like very refreshing you know so eh am I in a movie ah, in a horror movie or something nobody on the streets one you know it's so interesting and you see one car pass you know uh you know every thirty minutes you see one person walk every


twenty five minutes kind of thing know so and then we got we got lost because they all look the same we couldn't find the direction so we had to you know, struggle with our luggage you know struggle with directions you know okay so finally finally we made it, to the hotel or to the Airbnb place oh then we checked in then we went to walk


to the to another place to have, uh so called our meal lah ha it was like the three o-clock four o-clock meal I don't know so we walk walk walk then we chanced upon this is like a a a towards this is oh, that's when we we got finally okay when we land when we finally got to the hotel my brother-in-law went to get the car we finally got a car so we drove we were very excited we drove to the place to eat and


in that place where there were more so called food streets we found a Italian restaurant, then we then we were arguing among ourselves want to eat Italian restaurant should be eating English food because you are in England right you should be eating English food right you know but we look at


, the English food not uh okay, ya okay so then my little niece said no I want to eat pizza so I said okay lah since we already in front of the pizza place we went in and goodness that was like


oh we had like pasta we had the, uh, some calzone we had uh pizza and we had pasta so it was like !wow! it was really really really good know because, it's like I've never tasted such good Italian food, in Singapore of course I've not been to Europe so I've not tasted anything in Italy but it was like very very nice the the the seafood pizza the things were so fresh


you know and the pasta was like, uh, cooked, you know just just not too hard not too soft and mix very well with the, the tomato paste you know the tomato sauce and the we had what else we had the, the the the you know the Calzone is this very big giant curry puff looking thing the pasty was so flaky


you know so it was like !wow! !wow! !wow! you know then we went out of ya then we went to the picture we we found that restaurant, ya so, yes yes it was it was a three four it was like three o-clock or four o-clock so I think is after lunch, but before dinner so with that that lull period you know so maybe maybe lah maybe it was not so crowded that's why maybe the chef


did the better job at cooking the food lah you know I am not sure before right there were a beef there were a, uh uh ya okay big when we went in there were another take there was another table but there were four old ladies having their afternoon tea, ya afternoon tea, and the afternoon tea you know so so so British like ya so they having their afternoon tea so we went in and said eh only old people come here should we go in not but we said


!aiya! no choice lah my niece was swimming for pizza she was so hungry you know we haven't eaten you know so we just went in I think was like, !wah! we made the right choice [loh] you know to come in then after that we were there for that that city of York was like provably two days you know, so you know after that we we left York right you know cause the day after that we ate something else right we didn't we didn't go back so but after a couple of days out of York when we


went to like Edinburgh and other places say !aiya!, could we have that Italian food again you know that Italian food you know it was really very good, ya so but the work I don't know whether we took a picture because my brother-in-law and I were saying that, hey you know if us will have a chance to go might have come back eat come back eat here again


ya is a family business is like I could see the the the the I couldn't I didn't see the chef okay but the two service staff which like a brother and sister pair lah, ya so is ya Italian then only Italian and ya so even the, the everything was very nice lah even the Coffee the Coffee was very good you know then they feel that this little biscotti biscuit beside the Coffee you know the typical Italian way


ah everything like like almost home baked you know so was very very nice, not not that not as in pale in comparison but one of the it was like one of more memorable uh thing about the trip lah


you know ya so we walk there and I say we walk the know York York I think is York or I think York also has lah there is this what we call the wall you know, for you know the lot old old times right when they have to defend the city they will build those walls right we actually took a walk on the wall


you know et-cetera actually UK is a very nice place we didn't co we were there for how many days we were there for about twenty days you know was very tiring you know because, you know the we walk a lot we walk a lot and uh there were many places to see everything we didn't cover we didn't cover we went to Ireland no did we go Ireland


ya we didn't went Ireland the Scotland went to Scotland, ya so actually hor it's good lah they not you all are still young you know, you all can take a time off to go and tour these places because I think when you start working is hard to get extended time off from work [loh], ya you know and then you are still young you all can walk you all can backpack you all can do


those hostels you know and save money you know what I say cause my the reason why we went that trip was because my brother-in-law when he graduated from school he went, and he did it on his own was a solo trip, and he was so it help that so much good memories for him he say that after he got married and the kids and everything he say


I think we should go again so he was like basically leading us, you know directing us to the places that he went and he found go and then we also venture into the new places went to the Christmas-island is it or isle, well I can't remember lah you know ya so was a very good trip it just that we didn't have the time to cover in depth


you know ya so maybe next trip I think I am going to Ireland also I am not sure I was told Ireland is a very beautiful place, ya, yes oh oh then you know when we when I time it coincided with the bombing, you know on the that uh the bombing of the bridge you know


ya the bridge we landed on a Sunday we were we we left on a Saturday we landed on a Sunday once we landed, we heard that news that the bombing at the, don't know what London-bridge ah something like that not the bridge the you know there is this the, , the market you know ya so that was a thing then we will then we were wondering you know hey should we


postpone et-cetera et-cetera then my brother-in-law say no lah don't worry lah we just avoid those places, and likely ah if they made a if their bomb a mean just ah it unlikely they will, revisit the place again lah in the near future so we proceeded with our trip [loh] then after that towards the ends of our trips


we had we learn of the grand field fire know the grand field tower, and then there was a big fire, where the the facade was ah the material was not fire resistant and then there was a big fire, ah correct ya the whole building come and then then then interestingly I realized that that building ah consist uh lived a lot of migrants you know so all the migrants


you know who like you know who who migrated or or came to UK most of them all live there, ya so we were saying goodness this trip is like, I know and then there was stabbing remember there was a stabbing case where the person went to the Church ah went to the Church is it


Muslim person went to the Church and stab somebody right, ah so there were like three cases or three three three three events that shook our trip quite a bit lah, you know ya, correct nothing, , quite quite ya realities ya and then in the midst of your fun and and uh joy ah you know do not forget that


you know the world is you know is uh no there are there are you know there are realities that we need to so called face up to [loh] you know, ya but the I think if you only want but it's okay is probably a bit a a place to visit historic site et-cetera but nothing to buy lah everything was so expensive, the pound is so you know are expensive you know if you want to buy things then UK uh US would probably a better place to go [loh]


ya okay now my turn to ask question goodness that was a long discussion okay we we we, ya we we actually went into the free chat area already okay time okay if the two people next to your were animals what animals would they be, oh this one was easy quite fun if there were two people beside you were animals


okay what animals would they be, , ya correct , ah


ah, okay, ya, ah


(uh huh), ah, ya, ya okay so is like the contrast


okay contrast okay I would have take the dog okay because I had I had four dogs in my life now, okay but they're all gone you know and and the family doesn't want any more dog because is so sad when they have to go, so I have four dogs in my life and definitely one of the animal would be a dog


you know and I think, ah, and the other animal would likely be I don't know you know I can't really make-up my mind about the other animal, no I don't like those four legged verities it scares me if I could I wouldn't have I would like to have two dogs


you know ya bull dog ya both both I mean both this, would have been pick two animals that will be two dogs lah maybe one golden-retriever and the other one maybe Jack-Russell, ya because Jack-Russell will give you give make me go exercise


you know then the jack jack the golden-retriever will be good with kids you know ya because I also enjoy children, so ya so actually very interesting I read somewhere okay maybe you can help me to confirm because I didn't actually confirm this with my Muslim friend actually they said is okay to


have dogs is just that don't touch their nose something like that is it true, saliva right don't don't touch the saliva right you know because I have have friend you know my friend from, secondary school she's Muslim she told me then we went to her friend house who is this lady is Eurasian with the Chinese


father and the what a, uh, a Dutch mother and she had like she keeps strays you know people will give her stray so she's like four five dogs in her house so we're wondering you know we sitting there and say, we ask her said are you okay you know we have I have dogs and I say not a problem just that just don't just just keep them away you know and then we I'll just make sure that I do not


also got like say touch the saliva I think like that so she was very comfortable you know just ya, so I think that's why I said that you know maybe the world lah got the wrong perception of, uh, you know so called Muslim and dogs you know I've seen also in Malaysia right there's an article where the lady she actually takes care of


and abandon dog and rescued, Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia so I said that's why I said the world needs to be, educated lah you know whether is Chinese or whether or even the Muslim community maybe there's a misunderstanding you know maybe interpretation of the


you know your your ya I don't know so I I, ah


ah, which is good lah I think, ah, ya good which is good yes correct which I which one thing good is that, we dazzle we call it mutual respect lor, you know like for example I know that this is you know you yo you cannot do this thing so I as a non Muslim I will actually


make sure I respect that and do the necessary you know so that you won't be, you you it won't inconvenience you you know which I like you know but there are some people ah who actually don't bother you know ya, so I think the world I mean Singapore is unique in a sense that there's many races you know and there's I think to a large extent we are also


culturally and what we call uh you know in a religious manner very tolerant and accommodative which I think is good and, how it stays that way lor because you never know you know especially Singapore is surrounded by you know, Muslim countries you know so ya and one thing good about Singapore is that because we are


uh we are so many uh cultures right there is a lot of tolerance and we we are, able to see things you know beyond the superficial level you know like we don't get excited in fact, you know because we know that this are all just human interpretation of teachings you know which I I I I think is very important cause sometimes


you cannot get too fanatic or overboard with such kind of literature you know because you never know you know and ya, so I think Singapore you know have done a good job lah in that in that sense you know about, you know been keeping a balance about education and religious and cultural tolerance you know so


compared to what we see see in other countries, okay good now your question, , ,


, , oh, is it going to be taken from me is it !wow! that's tough man, ya, then why ya so so why would I want to buy if it's ultimately taken away from me hor


what's your silly question, ya what would I want to buy but ultimately taken away from me, what would I want to but !wah! that's a tough one, use it for later use it for later when got more time to think about it


oh is it oh that's not a bad idea ah sports car just, ya, ya, ya I don't I don't I mean the the cars don't interest me lah ah but probably is a good idea taken away because ah if you get that drive that


nice car for too long ah you probably you know like become like very careless, okay anyway okay that was my okay anyway my turn to ask oh you ask another question ask another question, ,


!huh! what kind of music to change the vibes ah of any situation, then you be a music that probably must be soothing must be uh exciting must be stimulating right because it's supposed to be


a what uh to go to song for any occasion, the change the vibes ah, uh, uh, ya I think will have to be okay if I have to choose, one ah given that I'm not very musically inclined I'll choose a


!aiyo! a tune lah a tune lah like about maybe uh about uh, a tune you know don't want to have words one you know just the tune, and the to calm people down lor because I think some of music can be inspirational right


you can diffuse the tense moment you know and then also in the in that when there's a quiet song is being played it also allows people to calm down, to think about things et-cetera ya so probably play a soothing piece of music


okay now my turn to ask, okay, get the new superpower decided by the person to your left, okay what do you do with it, so it's for actually it's actually what's the what so okay the question is this ah get a new superpower decided by the person to your left


what do you do with it so I think is I think essentially means that if we have what superpower what superpower do you want ah, , oh is it but it says to your left leh I think okay never mind let's let's say you decide lah you decide what you want what which super power like like like the one where I said what what what's my


I had one question like that too right what did you want to do right, ah that's right yes okay now get a new super power, what what superpower would you like


okay, why why do you want what what're you gonna do with it, freedom, ah okay, ah


oh liberating like very liberating, ah okay, ah, okay ya I think most book most young people will actually ask to have that power ya


yes, ah, ah okay that's good ya ya very very uh, interesting okay, uh, okay that's good now your turn to ask me a question


what what what's that say again, oh which oh so in my life which decision even though it's very small has affected my life is it, oh, !wow!


actually hor hard to say leh, because it's like going back to the past and decide that if you had taken a wrong decision a different decision a different path, how I mean how it's a very affected my life ah let's see ah


maybe, ya I mean got so touched by you and then give you a job and blah blah blah right ya I don't


ya I think ah I think maybe maybe okay maybe we will , uh I think I will have to say that, uh, what's more decision okay I can't answer that because we do not know


, small decision I think to me is that decisions if we make them we make them lah you know and then make the best out of them ah, that's all I say lah, you know I mean what's I wouldn't know ah, ya, ah


ya and then I don't know what to say because you do not know, the decision that you made right was it for the better or for worse you wouldn't know because you your life has already, taken the irreversible path from that point onwards, you know so how do I know you know what if I had make it differently


it will be a different situation and I wouldn't know my life now having not made that decision you know what I mean or not, so how do I know that whether it is for the better or for worst right, that that is how I look at it, you know you never be able to to go and say if I had done this if I had done that you never know so the best thing is just


made it already and make the best out of it [loh], ya okay now my question, okay what dreams from childhood have you achieved,


you have achieve that also I I knew you were going to say that because I probably would have said the same thing too, big things, ya, okay, okay


don't and then okay, what do we say, ya, I need John-Lennon, that that Beatles right I think is John-Lennon ya


, , , , I see, ah, ah, okay why did okay most children you know at that age right they admire or they really look forward to a career of


in uniform policeman fire truck uh uh you know uh you know the the the the, very noble right because you go and dare to go rescue the world ya so when ya okay uh right so so if, mine ah when I was young what did I want to be let me see ah I actually wanted to be a chef you know I wanted to make I I want to be a baker


you know but then ah for something that I like to do but then I realise that, you know at that time uh you know baking doesn't quite pay off very well, you know its a hard job you know so end up I mean you took a the the the what called proven thing lah you know you go school go to


there university education then you do things do things do the things that people expect you to do lah you know what I mean, so right now I cannot become a baker but I bake lah you know at home lah you know casual baking for fun lah you know for to relax et-cetera, you know but uh I have been thinking lah whether I should just quit and pursue that but its very tough in Singapore


because its there's so many people who can bake better, you know ya so maybe when I semi retire I probably do that and you know ya, is what, the what, the cost of baking actually baking is not you mean setting up the setting up the the shop and everything is it


I think it's, learning how to bake, oh no it's not it's actually very cheap it's actually very cheap, , sell it for ah the thing is that you see it depends on what kind of market you're looking because those mass market ah you need a factory


you can't produce like the the Ondeh-Ondeh or the the what you know those cakes that you see you know in your home kitchen you don't have the scale, and the problem is that you cannot have a home kit home bakery so because authorities don't allow you need to have a license and they can come and check, because got a lot of food poisoning so the the regulatory aspect will really be quite


, you know very so called uh hindering already you know and you can't sell a lot because you don't produce mass mah, so if you really want to do you must do those what you call specialist cakes ah maybe for weddings or whatever but that one takes a lot


weddings some but it takes a lot a lot of effort I mean must know how to decorate you know so, ya


, , , !wah! very elaborate


what what what ah Nathan-#Della#, as Ethan, Ethan-#Nella# oh E T H A N is it N E L L A, A A N, that's a very interesting name sound it's like from a boy's name become a girl's name


ya okay then ah, okay, ah, ah


ah, ya it is correct not to not not not not re ya, ah, oh really !wow! he must be like kicking up a fuss


wrong, oh dear, , if


ya, very obvious, !wah!, ah, okay


ah, oh, ya a lot, social media hor but this this lady this baker also a bit, unprofessional lah right or not hor


, , , ah


oh dear, ya and to pay thousand eight leh for cakes which, !wow! this is because, ah


oh, so they help to sell,


, , I see I see, !wow!, that's why actually I mean as A I think this lady this baker is going to go out of business but to me is that if you're, doing it as a service right you you you need to maintain standard in the worst case if okay let's say if it had me ah if it had been me doing that and I realise I have a problem you know what I would have done


I would have gone out to buy something ah and use it you know rather than giving a poor piece of work because eh if people, uh if people like you know like a first month birthday it's it's a very important day in their life you see, otherwise they won't have bothered to spend thousand eight hundred dollars on this so much right because its I mean we we don't to me I don't judge how people its their money right


obviously its an important thing right so if they are willing to fork out the money we have a responsibility to deliver the kind of dream or whatever they are looking for, you know whether its worth thousand eight or five hundred or even a hundred its not for us to question because its, willing buyer willing seller you know what I mean if I want to so people expect certain things and then this person ah I think is very unprofessional and


, very bad lah I mean she is just killing her own her own business lor, ya I think, oh then !wah! trigger a whole


I see also now the thing is black listed already lor, ya I sad I it's like sometimes ah, , I don't know why vendors or suppliers they they don't understand this bigger implications of things you know if you cannot do right, then you quickly tell the lady say I'm very very sorry I cannot do it you know I will compensate you


you know but but I can recommend you this other places that you can go to at least ah you you go down ah as person with responsible I mean who's responsible and accountable, you know ah so I they they just kill their own business lah but what to do I mean


(uh huh), , ,


, ya, , , ah


, ya, ya


, it's quite silly actually to use discount to differentiate yourself lor, isn't it because if plus the price then it spoils the whole industry because people are trying to outnumber, each other so end up the services the quality of the product will all deteriorate


ah, ah, ah


I see I see, okay okay I see I see, ya, yes okay come


, what say again what, ya they became, or which subject is it okay


okay I see, , I think, actually not being useful lah, , let's see, ,


what can I say ya very difficult leh, I don't know leh , , okay


, okay


, , (mmhmm)


, !huh! say that again say that again what do you mean say that again, okay


ah, ah, oh okay, ya, oh


oh you mean like for, oh, oh dear, okay, you know what happened,


, , ah ya why ah ya so crazy [orh],


I see, oh


oh, oh, I see, ah, ah, I see I see


ah, , okay


oh, , , !huh!,


, , , , we'll see


ya okay so, ya what subject uh, when I found useless ah I think it would have been, ya what subject did I realised it was becomes important ah maybe ah I think ya that's the better way I think all that we learnt ah


ah, ultimately became useful lah even like religious subject hor, you know understanding a bit although I'm a Buddhist right understanding a bit about Islam understanding about Christianity may help because it gives you, as you get older because you interact with more people it gives you


balanced you know and you it it teaches you that actually hor religions religions ah it's religions lah but I think, fundamentally right religions teaches us how to be good it's the interpretation of man, that sometimes, you know they stops


how relationship be looked at you know, you know ya so so that's even that I I didn't really like religious uh R what do you call religious knowledge ah RK or something like that, you know and I really very bored with it but I realised that hey after a while lah you know after been you know interact with people and realising that


ah that was secondary school we had religious knowledge ya and ya I think even like things like physics chemistry some of it very tough but, the the lessons learnt and the the principle for it actually comes in useful you know when you come in working life


ultimately right I think going to school right really reaches you the ability to look for information how to look for information, you know but there are a lot of things that we study that don't apply right if not in very direct ways right but I think the ability to look for information is important lor


and so I don't think really there's anything that, I studied in school and I've been after, and and realised that they're useless but I don't think so, you know, ya so I I I I I you know education has it's purpose lah and it's uh and it's uh


uh so called uh uh meaning lor it's just that how we use it lor and it really depends on your, the chosen field you know and the circumstances that you encounter, you know so I don't think there's anything that I studied that was useless


that that's how I look at it lah, okay no, ya okay so my turn right, okay, what is the best eh !wah! how come this one is the same question again what is the best surprise you have ever given or received


, oh you went to Taiwan is it did you say you went to Taiwan uh okay, okay, ah


, okay, okay


, , oh so nice


okay, oh, ah, ya


I see, okay, ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah


, oh I see so it's actually it was actually the shoes that was for you, ah, I, oh, ah


okay, !aww! that's nice, oh, okay !wah! that's ya it was right under your nose and you didn't even know right that was like !wow! so clever ya


jealous why you never buy the thing for me like, ah, ah, ah, ah why did he do this favor for her friend


ah ah, ya , so ya ya !wow! that's really a good story man can go into your Facebook already, , it's called Facebook worthy okay your question


for me, favorite memory from childhood yes I have you know we were very young that time ah my we weren't very rich lah ha you say you know just manage lah so


the best time would be the evening times where my father would take, the three of us I have two other sisters we will go and you know you know you know those Wayang Wayang show you know the Wayang show, okay, okay not Wayang show actually no that, uh no the that one where there's people on stage that's one things that's one thing that my father will bring us to go see


because it's uh free another thing that we enjoy was to go and see those open air movie, long time ago not the Jurong one the Jurong one expensive, you know ah it's the one you know uh maybe you will you know where you know where is Bishan where they had this uh old temple, along there there used to be an open air theatre where you only pay like fifty cents you know


for adults to go see and then for children at thirty cents you know so, ah no no no they actually have a enclosure which is like uh zinc zinc enclosure they will have a big screen in the centre, okay and it's it's really if it's rains ah you got to really run if you don't must carry umbrella lah if you want to continue movie otherwise got to run to the side to have those they have little those shelters at the side there you know


ah and then and then you share the screen with a lot of step lizards lah, it's very very very nostalgic and then my sister, and the my sister would buy tidbits that cost like a dollar then my father would say so funny the movie cost fifty cents and thirty cents but the tidbits cost a dollar


ya ya so we would after dinner like every once a week or so right we would just walk there to watch a movie, you know ya those type ya so that's really memorable especially when you know we didn't have much when life was simpler you know, really very memorable lor then after we grow up we wanted to go back again but they got torn down to make way for development centre columbarium there already those was


!wah! very good times hor then ya then we they will like, oh no the the person's face got blocked by the fat lizard you know that thing got blocked by the fat lizard you know cause the lizards were really very fat because there was a lot of mosquitos mah, screen on the screen and they got fat because there was a lot of mosquitoes mah because it's open air mah and the and and it was like out of nowhere the cinema was actually


in in the midst of the grass patches you know because they had an empty space ya, so we will watch like can't remember what I watched lah but I only remember the things that I ate lah you know ya, so so funny ya so that's very memorable, okay so my question ah now if you could have any career without worrying about money what would you do


travel the world travel the world, ah, okay come, ya


ah, really, ah, ah, ah


I see I see, so interesting, ,


I see, so interesting, because, okay, tired ya, ah


, , because it's culture right it's a culture thing, I see


ah, ya, ah, ah, oh, , my-goodness


, ya, so actually ya I think it's it's ya cause the way it's when celebrations are done it's always done over food you see, and the choices, I I do admit lah Malay food is very nice to eat ya but food


bonding ya, you celebrate, ah, ya I I I I that's why you all cook such good food you see because you all are practicing all the time, , ya ya so ya it's true Malay food you know like on this Malay food thing there was one time my father and my whole family


let's go eat Malay food so we all really really took a bus go to #Geylang Serai# you know, we'll eat Malay food leh and it was like !wow! we eat and then we were so happy then okay that's it ah no more eating for the next few months ah please this is, this is not exactly very healthy ya


ah, ah, (mmhmm), ,


ya, I see I see ya I know it's it's it's like Indian food also some Indian food are very nice, ya ya so it's it's because of the spices you know, anything ya so ya okay ya I understand what you mean so that's was this no you you how to say your career choices are even motivated by


your outlook and what you see in society so inspirational but I think it's good lah you know means you can start with your family first lor, but is interesting that you want to be a personal career trainer leh because hor I only know of other one other person ah a young person like you who wants to personal trainer leh, ya most of the ya ya ya ya the the generation that you are in ah all want to make it big lah


you know career and finance lah uh whatever whatever lah you know so you are like one of the few ah, whom I know ah young this of this generation who are more motivated by passion, you know desire and to make the you know the the world a better place [orh] also very good lor


ya you could have become like what you know Richard-Simpsons, you know you know who is Richard-Simpson right he he he is like he uh you know from my period he was that kind that of that uh exercise guru lor, he will run videos and everything you know ya, you remember him right


, ah, ,


, yes, ah ah


took much ah and because his maybe the weight also is it probably, ah, oh dear, ah, ah, yes yes


ya that's good that's good, never needs help, ah actually is true know eh you should actually ya think about this eh personal trainer, ah and physiotherapy you are right go to Australia you know


become a physiotherapist because I think you are right it's so right because all of us got a lot ergonomics problem our lifestyle, ah, okay, ah, ya you should


ah I I uh ya yes, correct because is I think you are very good because it's it's it's a it's a thing that is will be in demand, you know and I think there is gradual emphasis on wealth uh what wellness et-cetera you know especially when you you like it ah it is very good


it is very good because I think a lot of people would need help, you know because all of us cannot help ourselves because we are lazy and sometimes ah we personal trainer this profession is good, I tell you why because ah if you don't have to pay people don't work hard one but if you have to pay for it right


people you know you don't have to collect a lot of money maybe heard of mass classes or whatever but once you pay money ah because I pay already I better go you know, is,


ah, ah, ah, then you go, is, ya see [loh], ya I think psychotherapy because especially now that you mentioned that is your passion right


you know and and sports and everything I think you should consider that know and I know, those if you can make it you know and then you have such maybe more of pending clientele lah, it will work out you know then you could open your gym school or whatever you know I think it's good especially when you are pursuing your passion you will not think it's a job


and you will really like what you do which is good you know ya wonderful wonderful you found what you want to do already, correct, and cause you're you're a mechanical engineer you know how to design your own equipment later on


ah, ya don't give up I mean you know it's you'll never know you see you'll never know because, once you're driven once you have that passion once you have you know, you never know lah you know I think all of the famous people in the world didn't think that they would have, come this far but they pursuit lor they persisted lor


you know what I mean so it's not easy lah to be honest we are you know who would have imagine like let's say Amazon, right Jeff-Bezos all those Alibaba uh Jack-#Ma# would they have believed that they will come this far but they took it one step at a time know


I mean it's a it's like talking to you I'm like talking to myself lah you know it's that never think you cannot lor just try lor everyday one step everyday one step lor, cannot


ya that's true like like Mark-Zuckerberg right he was actually asked to sell off his shares know but he didn't, ya something like that I think I don't remember lor they kept he held true to his, passion lah of course now they got this stupid about cyber security I mean the the leakage and everything lah you know just like creative lor


creative the same what they just launch their what their super X five thing you know the earring piece, have you have you have you seen it oh okay if their you know they were like at one time many years ago they were like, ah you know the iPod or something like that the don't know what pod they were they were so good that apple wanted to buy them over know but he


that Sim didn't know to sell you know now he was in like you know like in limbo in many years and they spent like hundreds, millions dollars on this new product this this earpiece ah that gives you a sense around, sound you know and so you're in the theatre when you play games or something like that so it was it was sold already it was like sold like sold six hundred pieces in the first twenty minutes last yesterday


so now the world is awaking you know to see how much it will sell when it get launched in America next month in November, haha we'll see ya ya he hasn't drawn a salary of one dollar, you know because he's he's like who ah eh triumph draws a salary of a dollar I think


all cords that what he says, okay good okay now, ya ya I think your eh no I I your turn correct,


!wah!, very Chim lah I don't know what's, fiction leh I mean okay fiction ah fiction ah, uh, recent movie ah, uh (ppc), must be those action hero lah


fiction fiction ah, fiction I mean I don't even watch Avengers leh there's Marvel !wah! what so I didn't even watch I didn't watch ah I only watch uh okay the one that I watch is Star-Wars, uh, the last the not this one the last the last one the last year one


uh, what would I okay lets say lets pick a character from them what would I have what would I, ah last Jedi correct the Luke-Skywalker got killed that one ah, is it ah okay what would I have changed ah, and how the world would have be different ah you know okay yes I remember if I'm not wrong right why Darth-Vader become Darth-Vader was because he was


neglected right is it because he was chased away by Luke-Skywalker right, oh Luke's mother oh okay, no so the other one remember he had an


I I don't know that bad guy right he killed his uncle right okay uncle but I if I don't remember wrongly he because so dark, and then he killed that he killed he Luke-Skywalk killed that man last Jedi because when he was training, to be somebody to be uh that he that that that that last Jedi actually chased him away right


he he detected, the person right ya, correct which I think hor ah would have I think if if it had been, accommodative and a sad thing right because all of us have dark side what to be honest


he should have retained him and changed him, and make him control his darkness his dark side, but then we would have no Star-Wars, , correct ya so there would be no Star-Wars but I think I think its important to recognise right that all of us have the good side and the dark side


is like Buddhism lor you know what I mean I think also Islam also have just that maybe we don't enough talk about it or anything, !huh!, ya correct right so you cannot you cannot say suppress it but is must manage it


right because the more you suppress the more it wants to come out, you know just like ourselves right you know Buddhism we talk about, conviction commitment and negativity and negativity is actually what you know lack of courage lack of, ya is not just being bad you know like want to do harm to people is is what you call it self limitation disbelief in you own capabilities that's negativity


you know so in Buddhism ah uh I I I'm Soka you know Soka right Singapore Soka association ah okay you know okay maybe some of your friends are members also so we are we learn that, all of us being human have the good side the very strong courageous side but we also have the dark dark


which is called negativity which is really disbelief you know uh uh not uh fear, you know get this courage etcetera and what we need to do is to practise such that we can elevate all that ah or rather raise our Buddhahood so that we can suppress all this negativity


you know ah so I think I think I think Islam will say the same maybe in not so many words maybe they will give don't give in, enough what I call uh attention or or or talk about it, because all religion ship as to be good, you know ya so that's what we think you could have done you know is that he probably should have like turn him away manage it and and and and council him you know


to to to to to manage it lor you know what I mean, that's why because you you and see by turning him away now you allow you have you went he went with revenge he went with a desire to take revenge, and this is what happens right, ah so I think everything


even if he's bad right can be turned into a good course that's what Buddhism talks about is like like right now I encounter a lot of challenges right now right but it is the reason, very very reason for growth to happen because I am so determined to overcome that challenge that I I strive to become better


and that's where growth and big and good things would happen, ah, so have you do you have friends who are from Soka, no okay not really, ah, I see, talk to her lah


ah okay so it, yes we try lah we try to be nice because I think I think Buddhism must be practical and must have relevance in human life in in in in in life lor, that was a reason I was ten years in mission school you know but I never became a Christian, ya it was very interesting and both my sisters were in the same school they actually became uh Christians very quickly but I didn't I just it didn't quite resonate with me because or or the people that I saw who's


uh what what who who profess to be Christians, will exemplify values that I didn't quite that didn't quite agree with me, ah so ah it's because religion don't talk it's human beings who are the ambassadors of that religion


so if you don't live up, to what the religion wants them to then they are actually not doing pardon for a lack of words it doesn't do the religion a favour, you know what I mean not I I I know I'm not I'm not a good human being I'm still learning to be a better human but it is what, it is what it is lah you know what I means that religion don't talk it's our actions our behavior the words and the thoughts and the deeds that we that we manifest ah that actually tell us


what is it that the things that we believe in are they good or not good lor, you know that that that's how we've been taught and and that's how we should live lah you know what I mean of course there will be a moments when you will get angry definitely, you know but is how to continue to practice in such a way that all these what complacent


tendencies ah get get suppressed to the point that they don't exist, you know because in Buddhism we have this thing called what we call uh uh ten life conditions all the way from hell to what we call Buddhahood, you know ah very interesting ah you know that's why I I I I I actually became a member since nineteen eighty three


ya, ya it was very long ago okay now, uh, my question now right okay how could an everyday object be used if it was a lot bigger or a lot smaller oh-my-goodness


be used if it were a lot bigger or a lot smaller, , , you're you're a mechanical engineer you should answer this better than anyone


long time ago , okay


bigger pair of useless I don't know this is I get stumped too by this one, a straw bigger straw, okay can ferry everybody


it cannot fly lah uh not quite feasible, ya how you want to have a plane to store how much fuel you consume right and if it's going to fly or not the weight


(uh huh), oh oh, ah, like like you know the the hyperloop Tesla hyperloop, ya it can move people in like a split second from what LA to London and things like that hyperloop ya actually ah top


, movie, ya Boeing ya they were doing it and then Tesla also launched a car into space remember, ya quite interesting guy eh but ya it's like he's he's


negative about it ya, sing until company private, ya he he cause Tesla it's you know they don't make money ah so they have been burning cash, a lot of cash and then lately some of their cars have been a lot of problem they they cannot find part to


uh you know to surface it to surface it and, uh that those electric cars know but people have placed like orders orders for their, trucks and everything in advance you know so many like warm up buy travel express buy Coca-Cola buy but they never deliver


he never deliver one, ya because his execution is very poor and I don't think the technology is that mature for it to be, uh to have reached that what you call commercial scale yet so so that was why lah the only thing the only thing, !huh!


Elon-Musk ya correct, ya, ah yes correct correct he smoke weed, he shouldn't have done it he's sometimes a crazy man lor you know then he then they cause the image for the issue and then he shares went down ya


then now the SCC is gonna Sue him because of false declaration then he wants to take the company private he actually didn't have money so it's you know, he's a very he's a person with a very big personality lah good or bad personality he has a very big personality but don't forget you know, he actually also very clever leh he did pay pal he did a lot a lot of things you know uh


so maybe his time has come and gone ah, yes can yes yes otherwise we cannot finish okay done now you ask me, ya got fifteen ya now your turn to ask me I got four other yes quick fire


no more free no more free talk you know, , I think we've been free talking we've been free talk okay quick ask the question come, , okay, our traits ah humans are pets now ah, uh


okay I think we will have a hard time lor because we would but then it's also good because we will know, ah, the challenges of being a pet, you know sometimes I look at my my dogs right I say poor thing you know when I feel like it I play with them when I don't feel like it I don't play with them so it's like


at my own discretion at my own time I think it's very unfair you know they also have needs ah so I hope that when human beings ah become pets right, they will appreciate know what pets have to go through and hopefully they will become uh you know a more understanding, you know of of of the situation and then when they get reverted back to pets uh human beings ah they will treated pets with better respect


, okay okay now my question now I got to speak speak now in what way in what small meaningless way have you rebelled, !wow!, oh this one, ya, ah in the small way like don't go to school lah don't eat lah I I do that I don't eat when I get angry I don't eat


ah you know those days ah I also don't eat, ah, it's the easiest, ah you don't eat right, ah


okay, ah, ya that's what we all do right don't eat right and uh what else do I not do, no and and those time we don't run away from home because you see nowadays young young people they do because you got friends to go to right


we don't is is like like even if I run to my friend right and and and during my time is that the parent will chase you home, the family will chase you home go home go home or they will call your mother and your father please come and pick your kid home is not right, ya we all know each other and is wrong to go home


you know and we don't have and most of young people say you're got you're have you're you're have jobs you know so you're have some economics independent you're can, do things last time we don't go to work that much you see so we don't have money one, ah so is like you go home you can go and get leave then for a while you say you then my mother will say ya lah you leave the house lah


I'm sure before what time you'll be back because you'll be hungry, , so life was simpler life was simpler we don't have YouTube we don't have Internet, ya so at best we just go and see a movie that's all then we will come back already, ya, oh yes your turn


, ya was like like so so relevant for me lah because childhood was so long ago okay what in what I mean what are the things that you hope from your childhood that still existed is it, uh let me see ah that still existed ha


ah okay other than the theatre I think that's still existed ha this is very tough leh, because the world has moved on and everything is so modern ah everything is so convenient what do I miss, what do I miss


maybe playground you know the games that we used to play where we have these the slides you know and the, slides ah maybe, ya I think is only the playground the way we play the innocence lah I think you know where where where, life was


simpler you know where there was not so much pressure you know so I so I was telling my sister that I don't envy the youngsters of, this age you sure they have so much pressure, you know another right pressure of like uh you know what to do even my niece right you know she's only, like when she was primary two she has like so many classes she has piano classes she has swimming classes she has


theatre classes at at primary at primary two you know and even younger she has to go for this don't know what, for Chinese classes you know so and the and the saddest part you know what is the saddest part, when we when we want to take things from her she said no I need to do this why because everyone is doing it, because I I need to be better I need to do be good at it ah that's where it scares me it's like


we want to take it away from her because we felt that was very stressful she said no I need it I need it because everybody in my school has this has that I need to have something, even at that age also competitive and that's what scares me the world is so tough now


ah, YouTube Internet, ah, correct, ya, correct I mean,


it's too much stimulant I think there's too much stimulant so if but what if, correct it does it does make her think a lot but I think its too much for, so she is like a little girl but she is so adult you know the way she talk you know, you know she will say things like no its it's it's odd lah you know for for person that small little body talk like adult you know


it's odd and I think I don't know and then you know the worst part was that my sister lives between beside her tuition teacher where she lives right now, it's like a full time professional tuition so when my my niece was very young she said Mr Tan do I need to send my kids to tuition know


then you know what the tuition teacher said its not weather you you want or you don't want its a matter of whether you can afford not to because every everyone else is doing it, so do you want your kid to have a late start do you want to kid your kid to have a slow start, you want the kid to be as as good a start as everybody else right


you see, so that is that that when the reality kicks in this life is tough man this life is tough for youngsters,


ya twelve years old, ah, yes, yes, correct, ah, that's why they say things like what the generation this time is actually strawberry generation its not true you know because they are under tremendous pressure you know pressure that we have not experience before you know


you know there's so many cases right the boy go to school to take exam paper then to jump and another one was very happy, then because the result no good the teacher said he cannot go summer class summer camp and then he jump, it's like, poor thing know twelve year old some of them got girlfriend problem also Cham Alamak I said


what what are we doing to help our kids you know and then as parents have you all forgotten to see the signs, because you all got obsessed or got other things because because


ah, , ya


ya, correct and then I got one more which is also very scary I was actually outside NTUC so the little child was crying, so you know what the father said eh boy don't cry okay you don't cry I give you play


, ah, ya


ya I mean the mental actually and I read somewhere that kids who are exposed to technology all this kind of things too fast ah actually not good for their brain you know, because they are in hyper stimulated and there for ah easily ah you know, they they were tendency may different hor


ya, , ya, , ,


, , , that has become permanent damage ah


say some adverse effects out, ,


that's good, it's a worrying trend ah really okay now who's turn ah your turn or my turn, okay in a food fight to the death what is your consumable weapon of choice so cute what would you use to fight


I tell you I will use lah I will use I will use pineapple, , women are women are vicious women are vicious, okay,


let's see, the war, ya ya, !wah! you are vicious too okay good now your turn,


if like, what if if if to where, oh, can I can I can also can account can I put before the number, no ah it doesn't ah, okay, okay I will put it to my aids so I can be young again to do things


two different things maybe okay now my turn ah now we got no time one forty seven already okay if you could, !wah!, if you could stop aging how old would you like to look forever, !wow!, ya I think so too that is like a lot opportunities and potential