today i woke up for my morning shift cleaning someone else’s house, and as i dusted off shelves, i just kept thinking about how my brothers are getting degrees while i dont even know how to read a single word in a book. never thought i’d be twenty-five and unable to write my own name. boomers talk about hard work, but do they even understand what it’s like to sacrifice everything for others’ futur...
no because I thought I was being all cultured and decided to join a book club last month. I showed up with my copy of "Moby Dick" only to find out everyone else read "The Alchemist." so there I am, trying to pretend I know anything about fishing, while they're chatting about destiny and journeying. when it was my turn to speak, I accidentally called Ishmael “Ishmaelina” - you could practically hear the crickets. it was the most *cringe* moment of my life, and now I have no idea how to recover. so here I am, forced to double down on my fish facts like I have an MFA in marine biology.
no because I thought I was being all cultured and decided to join a book club last month. I showed up with my copy of "Moby Dick" only to find out everyone else read "The Alchemist." so there I am, trying to pretend I know anything about fishing, while they're chatting about destiny and journeying. when it was my turn to speak, I accidentally called Ishmael “Ishmaelina” - you could practically hear the crickets. it was the most *cringe* moment of my life, and now I have no idea how to recover. so here I am, forced to double down on my fish facts like I have an MFA in marine biology.
DBKL’s RM10 parking fine is laughable when their executives, like CEO Datuk Mohd Amin Nordin, are raking in six-figure salaries while failing to provide essential services. The company can push for EV chargers but cannot tackle the fundamental issues plaguing Kuala Lumpur. All the while, they dance around meaningful solutions instead of addressing systemic corruption and neglect. #Dbkl #CorporateH...