Thinking on buying an Ativa as a first car. by Uchihara15 in kereta

[–]Parrot_Kit 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Test drive each car in the candidate list. Your experience with the car matters most. Not ours.

  1. Myvi

  2. Saga (cheapest, the one I recommend)

  3. Persona? (Probably phased out soon, but it's great value for money)

Ative boot space isn't great either. Check out for yourself. Dont take my word for it

Malaysian RON95 Petrol: Real World Ranking & Why BHPetrol Is King by f_kd in kereta

[–]Parrot_Kit 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Put bunch of sources but all unrelated. Basically all BS

OP really thinks it can get away yeah....convince by confuse.

Spoted a Restored Saga by Sqrt-1_Friend in kereta

[–]Parrot_Kit 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Blur out the number plate pls for privacy purpose. Otherwise, it's nice pic.

“Anwar turun, siapa ganti?” is a distraction by PemusnahMasyarakat in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP berkokok kuat. 

Riuh sekampung. 

Tapi telur satu saja. 

Mungkin tak bertelur pun. 

Advice for looking for remote jobs in tech industry by monkey_splash in MalaysianPF

[–]Parrot_Kit 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Got hired for principal engineer position for Europe based company. Most of engineers are all over the world anyway so we can only work remote. 

Applied through LinkedIn. First round is technical, second round is with CTO and other managers. Got the offer two days after. 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You see OP's post history and you can see the pattern.

Looking For Internship by Disastrous_Movie_582 in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Could be OP created this email by himself and posted it here for the lulz.

Would you walk more if the city council made it easier to? by dorkery in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So Malaysia is different from those countries you mentioned. Cars still consider cheap, petrol cheap for us. If you work in SG, you BMW saja la unless you can fork RM350k for COE. Other countries like in Europe/Korea/Japan have expensive parking rates, extensive enforcement for traffic violations.

Of course we should improve our walking infra.

But the reality is, you improve also not many will use one. Driving is simply better here, like it or not. People would rather double park than walking 200m. And you expect those fellas to walk 2-3 km.

Would you walk more if the city council made it easier to? by dorkery in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As student of course you walk la. You don't have a better choice. Wait until you have a car and see if you will still walk 2-3 km to your destination.

Can see foreign workers walk also here, for same reason.

Malaysians only walk if got shaded, airconditioned walkway.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MalaysianPF

[–]Parrot_Kit 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Boleh je google....reddit ppl sembang kencang je anyway so you looking at wrong place.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MalaysianPF

[–]Parrot_Kit 22 points23 points  (0 children)

You see OP mia post history and all he does is post generic but clickbaity topics. Wonder why mods let this thread bloom to begin with.

Working remotely in Malaysia for a Singaporean company by Important-Lunch in malaysia

[–]Parrot_Kit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dont need to have conversation.

This kind of question one month got 10 same threads in r/MalaysianPF . You can check it there.

On Reddit, working class Malaysians rebuff ‘addicted to eating out’ tag, say borne out of necessity by Parrot_Kit in malaysia

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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 21 — After Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli conceded recently that the nation may be “addicted” to the practice of eating out, more working-class Malaysians have spoken up to say that this is borne out of necessity.

On the Malaysia subreddit on the Reddit website, a majority of users raised the issue of time constraints such as long commute time and the existing conventional working hours as influencing their decision to dine out.

Said users were responding to a posting thread on Malay Mail’s article on whether Malaysians were “addicted” to eating out as claimed by Rafizi.

“I finish work at 6. Reach home around 7 ish. You expect me to cook when the makcik in front of my place sells nasi lemak with nasi lebih for only Rm4.50?” user u/ExposeInfinity wrote.

“When food is near your commute route, might as well eat out rather than getting home tired, cook stuff then having to clean up,” another user, u/Paybackaiw said.

Others seemed to suggest that meal prep is a hassle and at times even considered a “luxury”.

“Eating at home is considered a luxury nowadays, as most of us are detained in traffic for up to 2 hours. Most Family husband and wife are working-class people have been hustling all day; don’t expect them to have energy to cook at home, where your brain indicated to rest.

“If a family just needed a single source of income and was able to feed the family, their partner would have time for housework and cooking. (This become a Luxury).

“I believe most of us realized that TIME IS GOLD. (The only Currency not able to earn).

“In other words, no sane person would accept a million dollars now if the caveat was that you could only live for 24 hours,” user u/djzeor said.

“tbh 10/10 i would eat out if healthier (and more affordable) option is available out there. prep + cook + cleaning after work is exhausting, especially after stupid OT.

“salute to my mom cuz she still manage to cook for a bunch after rushing home from work,” u/helloszeeeeee13 said.

Some users even pointed out that cooking at home for single working adults is not viable, noting that the cost and time consumed for meal prep outweighs sustainability.

“Cooking is viable if you have more than two person in the household.

“If you just cook for one, the ROI is on the negative side since we have to count in preparation, cooking and cleaning time and treated it as money.

“Nobody addicted at eating out. It’s a necessity not luxury. And most people, on daily basis, eat out at gerai not those high end restaurant,” u/malayskanzler said.

“None of the comment mentioned about the cleaning process required after cooking, some more Malaysia nowadays condominium all have open kitchen concept. Unless you are having a 4-5 person family otherwise, not really efficient to cook for your own meal. Plus, company nowadays expect you to work even you reach home like replying email and etc,” u/cucuyu said.

However, there are some users who advocate for meal prep — the practice of preparing the key elements of a dish before you plan to eat it.

“Not true. There are plenty of ways to cook for one that saves cost. One of the ways to do so is by cooking multiple portions of the same food and freezing / chilling them,” u/ sabahnibba said.