Seriously! This post is written in
KL, Malaysia and uploaded to
Blogger via
Screamyx. Can't you feel the
locality on the contents in my previous 2 posts? So, y'all can start
CALLing or
SMSing me on my local line anytime, I swear upon
my blog that I will
definitely layan your calls and reply your SMSes.
So, what are you waiting for?
Contact ME! I'm more than
available for movies, shopping, yum chas, lunch dates, parties, celebrations, dinner dates and
all that! And this is not an
AD of anysort, thank you.
Anyway, can you
believe that it has been more than
10 months since I last stepped into the
KL office? So much has
changed, areas partitioned, re-arrangements, re-structurings, new employees but still
same old dumb PCs. I'm currently using a machine with
P3 processor with
512MB RAM, so yeah, laugh all you want.
As how
Jen puts it, that's a
DPU (
Dumb Processing Unit) I'm using. The next thing I know, I might just be
carrying a CPU from Singapore to KL, LOLS but of course I
won't.
Salvation is finally here. There's finally
chinese food (
mixed rice and kueh-muehs) in Plaza Sentral's
cafeteria but everything comes with a price, its quite
expensive if you ask me. I was charged
RM5 for rice, 2 type of vegetables and a few tiny cubes of chicken breast.
How to
survive in KL you tell me,
earn more then
spend more since everything
costs more. I should just
move to some seaside
village and spend the rest of my life fishing, planting vegetables and rearing chickens, should be able to
self-sustain. Sigh.
Moving on, it has also been a while since I
last drove to KL during the morning hour rush and needless to say, it was
ABSOLUTELY.
TOTALLY.
HORRENDOUS. The mission to find an
alternative to Loke Yew
failed, even though that route was
less congested, it was much
further hence, taking about the
same time to reach Plaza Sentral.
Speaking of congestion, we have a new
Menteri Pengangkutan (
Datuk Ong Tee Keat) as well as a new
Menteri Kerja Raya (
Datuk Ir. Mohamad Zin Mohamed) as stated in the
new cabinet line-up. Hopefully, we'll be able to see more
improvements and not tolls, in these sectors.
But then again, what can actually be
done to ease the current congestion that
KL-lites is facing? Road widening? Alternative routes and highways? Tunnels? Extensive public transportations? Cheaper fares? The real question is, will these
implementations really help?
I guess I'll
leave this for another time, there's
so much to say about it that this deserves a post of its own.
And
parking. From a mere RM3 last year, then to RM5 and
now, its RM6 per entry but bear in mind that this only applies for
early birds (
before 10am), else, the charges' according to
per hour rates. As a
victim, I am able to show you just how ridiculously
expensive the rates are.
On
Monday, I entered the parking area at
11.52am and exited at
6.38pm, want to guess how much I had to pay?
Freaking RM 13.00! Open air car park + potholes + slightly flooded roads + 6 hours 46 minutes = RM13.00. I almost
fainted.
Then, the
journey home was equally
horrendous. Sometimes, I wonder how the drivers in KL obtain their
licenses. Some of them should just
eat shit and die.
Ah, I think I've said
enough for today, guess I still haven't lose that
ranting touch in me. Remember to
call me out yah!