I realised that a lot of people do not know how to say "No". =(
Incident 1
Airport Road Food Centre.
It was crowded and so we asked to share a table with a guy holding on to a kid. Hubby went to buy food. To save time, I asked the guy to "jaga / chop" the seat for us while both of us went to get our food. He said "Okay". But when my hubby came back after ordering ( I was still queuing), the guy said "Sorry, we ordered a lot of food".
Seriously, how much food can 2 adults and a kid eat. That's beside the point, if you dont intend to share table, just say "No" in the first place. We probably thought you are a selfish guy who cant share a table meant for 6 or 8 pax, but nevermind, that's how you want to live your life and we are totally cool about it.
But saying "Okay" and then decided "No" later was totally not right. Imagine we bought our food and stranded there without a table. The food turned cold while we stood there waiting, then bacteria settled on our food. We ate and then we fell seriously ill.
I'm a bit exaggerating now but yeah, just say "No" if you dont like to share table next time, olright?
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These days, a lot of people were asking me for my Korea itinerary. Just pondering, why so many people going Korea.....
BUT
ME!!!!!! =(
Can any of my readers going to Korea offers to help me buy masks? Keke, kidding lah...
This year, my parents wanna go Taiwan as a family, since the food suits us and my parents will not have any communication barrier there. If you have itinerary to share with me, please send to my email
funhideout@gmail.com . I've been to Taiwan 3 times already, so looking for non-tourist packed sites to go. Wondering should I go Kaoshiong / Kenting area, what's good there? Comments & suggestions, please!
THE FOLKS COLLECTION
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20 Cross Street, S048422
Contact: 6536 6739
