You know how I see people that break their promise? With hatred.
Weeks ago, RESCO members (Residential College Organisation Committee) has made a plan for a Raya convoy on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the first day dropping a visit to KB. Hey! Guess what? Almost half (maybe more) supposedly won't be able to turn up for the convoy! Here are the most commonly given excuses...so far!:
Weeks ago, RESCO members (Residential College Organisation Committee) has made a plan for a Raya convoy on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the first day dropping a visit to KB. Hey! Guess what? Almost half (maybe more) supposedly won't be able to turn up for the convoy! Here are the most commonly given excuses...so far!:
- "Ada tahlil yo"
- Raya convoy with old mates.
- "Liatlah dulu"
- "Ngalih ku baa..Banyak assignment ku"
These people pissed me off in the sense that, I made an order from a caterer to cater my visiting friends this Friday, at least for 25 person. God knows how many would turn up. It's a complete waste of time and money. Those who can make it would have felt the same for me.
The thing is, promise are being made earlier. That means they have to commit to it! It's a 'first thing's first' principle! Why do people tend to prioritise things that comes much later when they already promised one thing earlier? Those who read this, and suppose you feel like you're the one that I mentioned, this is for you! I'm sorry, but, hey, you gotta be sorry as well!
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1 comments:
Syaz!!! Well typical Bruneian would just do that. If you are not sure that you would turn up -- make sure they check their schedule few days before the "convoy". It is annoying to know people around you do not get the point that you already committed to it. It is not just a waste of time, money but buat dosa ja u pissed off on good blessed months. Anyways, better buat convoy with me saja! wehehe. Bah people dun get offended ah with what I said. Face the worst part of reality. I am a realist man~
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