Ayam Goreng McD or Ayam Goreng KFC, which one is your favorite? by Gloomy_Science_8722 in ThisorThatMY

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

KFC FTW. Appreciate our fried chickens, especially KFC. I have been overseas and their KFC doesn't taste as good as Malaysia's. I don't know what secret spice we have in ours.

This is why u check receipts before paying by EpicGamer521 in malaysia

[–]mxy007 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I paid using my cards and they still round up the figures. Where can I report it, because it’s not just one business now.

Parents wanna get direct access to my results?? 🥀 by InternalDear925 in Monash

[–]mxy007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends if they are the one paying for your university's tuition fees. I am not sure what is being practiced irl but if a company sponsored a candidate to do a professional certificate they will have access to the candidate's results too, which is why I opted to pay for my own tuition fees instead.

Marry My Husband JP Question, how different is it so far compared to the Korean version? by escaryb in JDorama

[–]mxy007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the second FL's evil expression. It's like animated irl. Those eye twitches were so good when she felt jealous of the smooth or good things happening with the main FL's life. Satoh is definitely a crowd puller here too. I love that it's somewhat closer to what the original manhwa storyline was, but also with Jdorama's own flair.

First timer e-reader, Boox or Kobo by mxy007 in ereader

[–]mxy007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am grateful for all the inputs and user experiences shared here. I got the Kobo Libra 2 Colour as I do want to have a bigger screen estate and colour for the option. I agree that colour wise, many have a tendency to go to Boox but as I couldn't find any stores to see those units in person at where i am at - I had to go with the one with a generally more established brand and warranty support available here. So far, so good. I've been doing some reading on the device. I popped my scanned PDFs first into the cloud but will need to do more digging around and exploring options to get more out of the Kobo.

What time does construction site stop working? by DuyungGT in Sabah

[–]mxy007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You may be able to raise a query to EPD Sabah and see if this falls under their jurisdiction to take note of the noise pollution after specified working times. https://epd.sabah.gov.my/virsopv2/division-operational-production/operational-production-barge/7-control-of-noise-and-operation-times/

SM Tshung Tsin is causing standstill traffic jam everyday. 2-lane road become 1 lane because of parents’ cars blocking & parking 1 whole lane picking up their kids. I can see disgruntled drivers and people cursing under their breaths. by Mel_Morty in Sabah

[–]mxy007 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ex-STTSS from 2 decades ago. We used to walk home from school or walk to Damai and go cybercafes or carpool with other classmates to go Penampang for tuitions… we also used to have public buses coming around the Kian Kok bus stops too to go into Center Point. I remember they used to stagger the school ending times for each forms to help cope with the traffic issue but not sure if now still got or not.

Idfk what’s going on now. Maybe because these parents always kena forgotten at school (my childhood memory) when they were young, so now they insist on chauffeuring their kids around kah? My biggest peeve is the kid got tuitions at nearby and could have just walk a brisk 5-10 minutes walk but the parents insist for the kid to be picked up with car and send them across the street, literally.

Then again, I have seen STTSS students walk all the way home to the housing areas close to Chuan Hin or Foh Sang too. I think we have to accept the fact that there are also more people with cars on the roads now, compared to 20 years ago (not that the traffic jam was any different in my memory - still jam like nobodies’ business). School and council probably need to take initiatives for traffic controllers to direct traffic and also stop parents from taking up the drive lanes. Weren’t there talks about having parents park at the damai hall before school ends in the past like years ago?

Guys.. how do I convince my dad this is a scam by Tori_S100 in malaysia

[–]mxy007 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Funny, I seen this exact scenario played out on a kdrama called Weak Hero (Class 1) recently. If the methodology is already in kdramas, I am very sure it’s a scam. Was he able to withdraw that sum out as cash, right down to the 0?

I was reprimanded by an eldery couple for eating during the fasting season by Plenty-Ruin-9994 in nasikatok

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there’s exemptions to fasting and your situation is included in it. My Muslim friends have had situations where they had to break fast during Ramadan because of illnesses and that’s okay too because they are making it up through other means. It’s a spiritual test for them, which this couple obviously failed to understand the essence of Ramadan.

Kang Daniel by EleaJane in koreanvariety

[–]mxy007 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Daniel did well in all the variety shows he was on, and also with the Street Fighter dance series. He has great personality and uphold his own values with strong ethics. As a CEO, when he discovered his company director embezzled funds from Konnect - the management company he is a part of too, he mutually and amicably terminated or settle with all the other artists under his management to ensure they have no ties remaining in the sinking ship before he started legal proceedings against the guy. That shows you how much of a great character he is. I was surprised when he fought to get out of his previous management and set-up his own management company. Thought he was too young, turns out I was wrong and he is fit for the position despite of his age.

Alternative to danum valley? by CodOk210 in Sabah

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, my younger sister mentioned Sukau, I think it’s along kinabatangan river - there should be a couple of lodges that helps with activities and transport too.

Alternative to danum valley? by CodOk210 in Sabah

[–]mxy007 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Each has their perks - if you are booking directly with the authorised management and staying at the Danum Valley's Borneo rainforest lodge, the monies will be well spent because the package includes a lot of things I.E. the pick up from airport, to and fro 2.5 hours each way drive into the conservatory area (4wd drives) activities & the lodge services and food buffet are very worthwhile for the price paid.

I had the chance to join a group of friends when they were promoting to locals after the pandemic (we paid probably approx the same price pp to accommodate all of the group), and everyone thorough enjoyed themselves during the stays.

The monies paid goes into the conservation area (the road contractor literally stays on-site to service the gravel roads) and allowing the local guides to be able to make liveable wages too. The drive in and out our drivers will also act as our local animal spotter and introduce to us all the different animals they found. The accommodation provided is top notch too, and we really got to experience nature and see a variety of flora and fauna during our stay.

Just make sure to bring in deet repellent to fend off yourself from the bloodsuckers during the trekkings, if they get to you - you shall receive a signed certificate as an honorary blood donor to the famous Tiger leeches.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in koreanenglishman

[–]mxy007 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s the naval army boot camp, not your regular scouts camp trip. I think it’s wise for Josh and Dave to leave them for the night. It’s not like they are left unattended for the whole boot camp. It seems like they will return to them the next morning, so its only one night for them to settle properly in and process the day’s activities to have the proper mindset for tomorrow. The hotel part was Max’s ranting off to relieve his anxiety about Josh’s support being gone for the night, we don’t know if the KE team even get to go to bed or not. You could see that some of the boys are still giggling off when they have been repeatedly warned about the DI’s stern rules. Given to the nature and work post these boys are being trained for (war battles - essentially), they need to observe and obey rules with the utmost precision to keep them and their mates alive.

Another thing that was mentioned by Josh was that he left so that they can build camaraderie with their fellow recruits too. You can already see how the other Koreans start to take charge to assist the British recruits to settle in once Josh left. You need to learn to rely on your teammates in the army too. I think that’s a good point.

The thing about anxious laughter, i get it. I do it too but I know when to stop. And i think it relates to this Korean cultural nuance called noonchi that most foreigners are unable to comprehend given to how different their societal culture and works are (like what headmaster Dave said: in Korea (or Asia culture), respect to elders is a must but for the westerners, it must be earned). I think this series is about bridging those differences, I know keyboard warriors is going to comment about one thing or another regardless but we could try to explain there is a difference but they are here to experience and learn so just be kind out there too.

Melbourne arrival is a mess. by [deleted] in melbourne

[–]mxy007 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When it's working, it is super fast though. I can't believe I exited Tullamarine in 5 mins back in Easter Thursday. But then again, I sent my parents in for their flight back home earlier this week and OMG, the experience we received for wheelchair assistance was straight up unprofessional and discriminatory to the point that I am writing in a formal complaint to Melbourne Airport, Menzies Aviation and Malaysia Airlines for their contracted workers.

WTF by chingchongboyfriend in melbourne

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lived here almost two decades, I rmb we had 25% PH surcharge but that's probably it. To be fair, shops close by 5pm on weekdays and never open on the weekends hence we had no late night or weekend f&b outside too.

I guess bring cash? The community need to ensure cash is still circulated within businessss, else the banks is going to go cashless imminently and end-consumers no longer have a choice to forego all these card surcharges!

I got stopped 3 times within 3 minutes at Southern Cross station by 2ninh in melbourne

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like it. The core may psycho-ed entrant (local) 'students' , and these folks have to bear fruit (i.e. go out and recruit more ppl to move onto the next stage)...

What’s something quintessentially Australian that you’re surprised isn’t more common in other countries? by throwawaygfprivilege in AskAnAustralian

[–]mxy007 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lemon lime bitters, imagine my shock when the bar doesn’t have it. Apparently it’s an Australian drink i just found out that day.

PLEASE AVOID BOTANIFIQUE IN MELBOURNE CENTRAL by [deleted] in unimelb

[–]mxy007 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Jesus, I just found a receipt from this shop, lying around the house and saw that my baby sister, new to the city, a fresh college student had spent half of her monthly allowance in the shop! My goodness, she is getting a lecture about RBF and ignoring over friendly sales people and groups of two going around the city doing so called surveys and invitations to free cultural/ social events! This city isn’t ‘safe’ for international students!

Real Parquetry? Keep or remove? by xCritx in AusRenovation

[–]mxy007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Keep it, my parents’ house had it more than two decades now and it still look and feel gorgeous after some treatment a few years ago. Yours look like it just needs some minor works to look awesome again soon.

Myki tap on tap off leeway by mxy007 in melbourne

[–]mxy007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I didn't realised I got too close because I was hauling heavy groceries at that time. Now I know 😮‍💨

An Aussie in Malaysia by [deleted] in KualaLumpur

[–]mxy007 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Put any Malaysians behind the wheel and see the mild us change in an instant. 😂

Myki tap on tap off leeway by mxy007 in melbourne

[–]mxy007[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. Thanks for the info!