Low on working capital, perhaps?

Funny thing about RM 50 notes. Every time I withdraw money from ATM machines, I always get RM 50 notes. It is rare for me to get RM 10 notes. And RM50 notes a prone to rejections by small businesess. There have been a few rejections recently, by shopkeepers, restaurants, and even a petrol station. As if the RM50 note is worthless.

The first incident happens 3 days ago when I want to make a payment for the meal I had with a few friends. The restaurant’s cash register attentdent refused to accept my RM50 and I was forced to use all my coins and borrow from my friends. The dinner was supposed to be on me, but it didn’t go through well.

And I thought that was it, until I went to JB today. I woke up early today and immediately packed up and ride my bike to KL to catch a bus to JB. On my way, I withdrawn a few hundreds ringgit for my expenses. The crisis was triggered when I want to pay for my parking. The Puduraya parking attendence didn’t have enough small change for my RM 50 note. I’m not paying like a small amount of RM1, 2 or 3 ringgit. The amount was RM 7.50 and how come they are running a business without small change and it was 8.30am in the morning?

And so, I made a U-turn at the parking lot and went to the nearest petrol station. Then, the same thing happen again. The pump attendence and the whole workers at that station didn’t have small change. Time almost runing out because the bus will be leaving puduraya at 9.00am. Next, I ride my bike to Jln Loke Yu, almost 3 km away and pump a little bit petrol into my bike and got some small change.

After that, I paid for my parking and left my bike at Puduraya to board a bus to JB. After this, I plan to use RM50 notes only at Petrol Stations where they have more smaller denominatios of RM notes to give to there customers since I only fill up my bike’s petrol tank around RM4 to RM 6. It should give me enough smaller denominations to pay to other businesses who don’t have enough money to change for RM50 notes.

The PM and Ex-PM Feuds

A new movie in Malaysia. Just watch it in the TV3 news. By the way, coming soon, a story of a Samseng from port Klang is also hot. Native of Melaka, he's building is the highest in the kampung.

Stupid Minister

Kerajaan mampu kesan pemilik laman forum

PUTRAJAYA 21 Sept. – Menteri Tenaga, Air dan Komunikasi, Datuk Seri Dr. Lim Keng Yaik memberi amaran kepada pemilik laman forum (blog) di negara ini bahawa kerajaan mempunyai keupayaan mengesan mereka.

Sehubungan itu, beliau mengingatkan pengendali laman forum itu supaya berhati-hati dan jangan sesekali melanggar undang-undang negara.

‘‘Anda sembanglah (blog) walau apa pun tetapi jangan langgar undang-undang negara. Berhati-hati, kerana kami boleh mengesan anda,’’ katanya.

Beliau berkata demikian pada sidang akhbar selepas merasmikan Forum Kebangsaan Tenaga Boleh Diperbaharui di Pusat Konvensyen Antarabangsa Putrajaya (PICC) di sini hari ini.

Keng Yaik ditanya sama ada kementerian akan mengemukakan kertas cadangan kepada Kabinet bagi mengawal kegiatan laman forum itu.

Mengulas soalan tersebut, Keng Yaik berkata: ‘‘Saya tidak pernah terfikir untuk melakukannya.’’

Beliau menambah, undang-undang sedia ada sudah memadai bagi mengawal kegiatan tidak bertanggungjawab di Internet termasuk laman forum.

Pada majlis itu, Keng Yaik turut menyaksikan upacara menandatangani memorandum persefahaman (MoU) antara Pusat Tenaga Malaysia (PTM) dan MHES Asia Sdn. Bhd. bagi membangunkan projek berskala penuh penghasilan tenaga berasaskan teknologi Biomass di Serting, Negeri Sembilan.



He doesn't know what happen in China when the gomen want to control the net. This is very funny indeed. In China Mainland, the government is trying very hard to control the content of the blog. They like to block words such as their leaders name etc. But then, how to control 1 billion people?

Tioman Island Visit

Just came back from Tioman Island. Pictures at FLICKR. Klick the link to the left. By the way, I just find out the easiest way for me to avoid seasick is to sleep during the journey by boat. The sea is rough in this time of year. Can't imagine monsoon season.

Gen 2 and Racing Boy sport rims

I'm in a process of getting a new car. Since I retired my SAGA last year, a new GENeration of car would be nice, considering that I travel almost 1,000 km a week traveling from my workplace to home. Meanwhile, I had upgraded my bike to use new sport rims from Racing Boy to match with new tubeless tires. At lest I reduce the risk of flat tire by 50%. If I told you my experience, having a flat tire on the highway near to the top of a mountain is not very pleasing at all.