I know quite a few of us have reservation about the efficiency of MEPS banking in Malaysia.

Some of us actually stay away from MEPS, insisting to withdraw money from the ‘original’ bank, to avoid being charged the transaction fee.

All these, are part of Malaysian life.

What I could not understand is:
If your spouse had an accident, bleeding and lying in a clinic, receiving dressing and suture
Don’t you think if there is a bank opposite the clinic, you would just withdraw your money from the ATM as fast as possible?
Your aim should always be to be beside your spouse, right?

It did not appear so.
Quite a few of those spouses refused to withdraw their money from such ATM machine.
They insist to go to their intended bank, regardless of how far the bank was located, or even if they have to search for such bank.
One husband even lost his way, and only manage to find his way back after 45 minutes!

Malaysian mentality is hard to fathom, at times.

No. This was not within a museum. I saw this … car parked near my clinic.

(sorry for the quality of the photo. It was taken with my nurse’s handphone)

A couple of minutes after these photos were taken, the owner came and drove off. The car was perfectly functionable!

The registration number started with “D”. Did the owner just drove the car all the way from Kelantan??!! Amazing.

“To promote prudent spending, a service charge of RM50 a year to be imposed on each principal credit card and charge card; and RM25 a year on each supplementary card, effective from Jan 1, 2010.”

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With a simple stroke, our PM just kill off a big industry.
Is that what he want?

Got a tube of cream from a sales person yesterday.

I noticed something fishy when I held it for a while. The weight just did not feel right.

The secret was revealed when I unscrewed the cap.

Ahh. Creative.