For me... the first thing I envied about Japan is.... the beautiful, charming, kindness and hospitality of Japanese peoples especially their women 😍😍😘❤️
Actually we should be greatful as a Malaysian. Yes most of us complain how laid back, too relax and lazy we are but that's what countries like Korean and Japan like. You don't have to overwork like hell. It's not that we are not busy but not to the extent like the in Japan and Korea which have already become a major social problem and even have a term for it.
I watched movies at TGV cinema almost on daily basis, because its early bird promotion only cost you RM9 for a movie as long as it's before 12 noon. This week alone, I watched Hollywood's Frozen 2, Knives Out, Ford Vs Ferrari, Midway and Malaysian's Wira, Ejen Ali.
No problem with 10% GST...the main problem is if the government is corrupt and unfair ; your GST will be going into the pockets of those corrupt government , their families, big corporations and certain race only.
For example Australia has 10% GST since Howard's time till today. Is Australia living standards and lifestyle lower than malaysia? More money to create a better society
The husband has a rather short hair cut at the side, the fringe should not be that long in order to look more balance and nicer looking. Just my opinion. Cheers!
Hmm...strange to note that the parking system you described is not popular in Japan.Probably its due to cost of the system.I believe such a system was available some 20+ years ago in Japan.
For me... I prefer GST more than SST... Because it's more transparent... In addition... It'll increasing the country revenue and also make Malaysia as a developed country even faster...
Previous GST implementation, it's maturing with taxes are inclusive with the price, then converting to SST, brings no price reduction but the other way around. And government has a lot less income because of that. And that's why our PM is considering to bring it back.
I don't even give a shit for the parking lights. hahaha. usually car park at the mall are full so i go rampage like Mr. Bean. Whose fastest is the winner.
One more thing that you may have missed is that in Malaysia, if you deposit your money in a bank savings account you get interest/dividends. Correct me if I am wrong, in Japan you don't get interest/dividends.
it because japan had been into recession for > 10 Years straight with low birth rate.. Bank of Japan (Nippon Ginko) had to reduced the currency interest rate to -1% in desperate attempt to boost its economy.. that why u wont got interest from your savings.. Malaysia in other hand despite people believed think we are in recession the truth is we are not.. we had been steadily growing 4-6% gdp every year.. our MYR stays at 3-4% interest rate every year..
its very unusual for that to happen. most of the things japanese do is to avoid causing delay or inconvenience to the people around. so packin your food may cause spills or people waiting for you to pack your leftovers. but thats from my own experience and opinion
If you're university / college student that want to watch movie at cinema at cheaper price rm 9 / 10, go to TGV cinemas before 12 noon Monday - Friday I think. Also, don't forget to bring your student matric card as a proof. I did this when studied diploma back in 2014 - 2016. Since then I don't know if it's available until today. Correct me I'm wrong ;)
I'm sorry , english sub will be update later ,because it will take us very long time to do it, that why we can't put it in the same time . and this channel is just organise by both of us ,we actually run out of man power . hope you understand it . Thanks
RM15 to RM16 movie ticket is considered cheap? I can buy 3 meals with RM15(RM5x 3 ) Most probably cos salary scale in Japan higher. If taxi is considered cheap, Grab car even cheaper
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