the girl at the ticket kaunter..

i saw a girl today, she works at the ticket kaunter of GSC Sunway in seb. perai. Ofcourse i was to shy to say anythin relevant to her.. i was with my 2 other friends to watch the movie UP. We went at the kaunter, bought 4 tickets, then off we go. But i did say her name out loud coz of its uniqueness.. "Bella" with a smile, i left. And the story ends there... what a day. Now i'll never see her again coz im leaving for France this Sunday.

Royal la sgt..

I went to Royal Perak Golf Club yesterday.
We had a free evening, my brother in law is a member, so my sis sent me n my little niece over there to enjoy the new awaited swimming pool.

First of all, i wasnt wearing the right pants, only tight or underwear-like pants r allowed, like the swimming pool i went to in France. i was wearing a beach pants..

but the Indian guy was kind and he let this first timer rule breaker to jump into the pool n to avoid the manager's radar at all time. Which means i cant really move freely n to remain in the water if an old chinese guy who is the manager of that place, passes by. Which he did by the way..

When i was enjoying my little swimming with my niece, i notice some chinese doing some 'kuak lentang'.
As time passes by, more Chinese arrived, and when it reached 6pm, the place (pool, gym, etc2) was fulled with Chinese.

Everywhere there's only Chinese. There were only few malays who passed by just to look around then went away.

What i dont understand is, this is a "Royal" club,
and in a royal standard place, which i think is the highest standard in Msia, it is fulled with Chinese?

im not being racist, but where are the Malays??
dude come on, this is a royal place, shouldnt it be fulled with Malays??
My sis said tht if they were to lower the membership monthly fee, there'ld be malays.
I found that to be an insult.
My bro in law said that, in the weekends, there r lots of Malay.
I hope tht's true, and that makes me pretty satisfied.
i guess Malays r busier to even care about swimming n get their body in shape rather than the Chinese. they only get their free time during the weekends.
Well, hope its true..

One thing, the "game room" with a picture of a clown on the signboard, which i asked the guard over there what type of a game they have to let my niece play a bit, is a place to gamble.

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