Finally blogging after such a long and tiring week.
Things that happened over the week.
1. Went to NYP with Shara for their open house.
2. SEM hands on
3. S'pore vs Thai match
4. Part-time job interview
5. Converse warehouse sales with Leong Heng

1. Was it Sunday? Or was it saturday. Doesn't matter. Shara POLITELY asked me to accompany her to NYP for their open house to support her elder sister. It was relatively near my house, only 20 mins bus ride to yio chu kang, so i agreed.
When we got there, i remembered that Kaijie lives in the vicinity. SO, we called him and POLITELY asked him to come down and join us. But he rejected us. His excuse? He's having tennis training then.
DON'T LIE KAIJIE!
We should not lie! Especially to our best friends!
Liar liar pants on fire kaijie.
Well anyway, so the open house was GOOD.
The girls were GOOD-looking.
The hip hop dance moves were GOOD.
So.
It was a GOOD experience.

2. Han Wee was injured the day before i had the SEM hands on. He sprained his ankle. And so now, Joel and I know that he's the real lamer.
Hey lamer, are you reading this?
Think of more lame jokes please. Nobody can be as lame as you now.
And complains.
I had to attend the SEM session ALONE.
:'(

3. Beale POLITELY asked if i wanted to go. And being a not-interested-in-soccer-at-all dude, I rejected him initially. BUT after knowing that around 10-15 guys are going. Being a great friend, I agreed.
When i got there, Vishi asked if i know it's S'pore vs Thai that day.
Well obviously I know.
He then asked why i'm there.
That obviously I don't know.
Nonetheless I'm glad I went. And in fact i believe i got the best seat. Right in front of me, is this young boy (around 7?) who's a soccer siao gina (he really is a siao gina). He curses and swears and points his middle finger and jeers and boos so much louder than the whole stadium all added up together. Right behind me, is this act cool malay dude who acts as if soccer-is-only-a-game and as if life-is-so-boring. And even though i don't know him, he act as if he knows me really well, asking me to cheer for S'pore when they goal and boo Thai when they scores before the match. And 3 seats in front of me, is this "Cheerleader"
Haha just thinking about this cheerleader dude makes me laugh (seriously LMAO)
He's this old man, probably in his mid 50s, and he's so influential, when he blows his whistle "cheering" for the Thais, the referee, the lousy crosses, THE WHOLE STAND "cheers".
PIPI PIPIPI PIPIPIPI *********

4. And today, i went for a part-time job interview for two weekends doing sales on electronics, maybe in Sim Lim Square. My dance instructor introduced me to the job. The pay was good, but i'm going to do it more the experience. I lack job experience in sales, and if i do it, i guess i'll be more well-equiped with some necessary skills in sales and more so on communication when i grow up.
8 hours a day, 8 bucks an hour + commission of 30-50 for each speaker set sold.
The interviewer asked me several questions that test me on product knowledge, and alot on thinking outside the box. There were a few tricky ones too.
When we're done, she told me with a smile that she's impressed by me and she'll hire me :)
Cheers.
I knew I can do it.
I have the confidence.
The style.
The skills.
The experience.
The
The
WHATEVER GAVIN.
OH AND THANKS LEONG HENG FOR CALLING ME HALFWAY THROUGH THE INTERVIEW. THE HANDPHONE WAS RINGING SO "SOFTLY"

5. After the interview, i met up with Lame Hong, my buddy, brother, best friend. Just because he called me around 12noon to "jio" me to the warehouse sales.
It was the first day of the sales, and being a great friend, i couldn't possibly turn him down.
He's been working for 2 months and according to him, it's time to spend all the money he earned.
(He reminds me of me :D)
And i met some dhs dudes in the warehouse. Wenger and Chew Guan the NOOBs. Hi there :)

Long post. About time i start doing my newspaper articles.
Damnit.
Later :)