The Real World on 11 June 2008
, 1:37 PMHello peeps :D
I'm feeling a little disappointed now.
Simply put: It's the holidays, our holidays.
Why the heck am I not allowed to go out with friends?
You see, it was so nicely planned and organised.
Suddenly, your mum says noooo and you're like wtf.
Then everyone blames you because
they're only joining the occasion as you intended.
But noooo now you're not going.
I had this Dejavu-ish feeling that I couldn't go.
Me: What if I can't go leh?What the hell?
Huang, the 'organiser': Then it reflects on your character lor..
-_-
So now I can't go and it 'reflects on my character' that
my mum doesn't allow me to go out?
Hahaha okayyyy..
(I'm even blogging on a tight time-limit imposed by mum.)
Anyway, this post is titled 'The Real World'.
For a reason.
I have realised that in reality, people are cheap.
People use underhand methods to gain the
upper hand - all the unorthodox methods
of exploitation to take advantage of you, human being.
Robots are taking over the world! (Randomness)
Phone bill
You and I, we all know that the day your bill comes, it's never a sweet memorable moment.
Especially when it's your personal cellphone bill.
They take your money away, sucking you dry of your very own blood.
So you, being the typical Singaporean that's in all of us, glance at the bill and exclaim..
HOW COME SO EXPENSIVE LEH?Aiyah.
C***b**! Where got talk so much?!
Singtel charged me for some 3rd party subscription namely "MP3 Music Pack" from Oracle Vision.
5 bucks, every month, gone into their pockets just by scamming you.
It's not like they help you to download porn into your phone, right?
It's like a service that they don't provide and still charge you for it.
Please lah! -_-
/Singaporean-self
I called some sort of hotline stated on the bill itself,
not those you find on newspaper ads with a cute and/or hot girl accompanied with the cliche "Call me, now!".
WE CONVERSED
K so we (the operator and I) conversed*.
Operator: Harlow, wa si Singtel Customer Care Service, ah!Not really, kk.
Operator: Hao kan I halp you, ah?
Me: Hello?
Operator: Wah sap man.
Me: Eh, auntie ah want to go for kopi mah.
Operator: Okay lor. (Set ah! fits into the context more, right?)
Just told the Customer Care Service person to discontinue the subscription and she waived it.
Yay.
Did anyone tell you that the pre-recorded machine-like voices suck?
I'm telling you that they do.
They put no life into their talk, so I don't suppose their "Oh yeah, baby!" would sound close to orgasmic at all.
Hahaha..
And to think I've always liked the way these automated machines operate.
Yuck!
Yuck!
Time to dota with Leon (my mum went out :D)
I shall upload some peeks later!
I shall upload some peeks later!
Labels: Outing, Phone Bill, Scam, Singtel
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Rafael, 18
SR Junior College