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Name: Zhang Junrong
School: Nanyang Polytechnic
Course: Diploma in Marketing
Horoscope: Aries
Birthday: 31st March 1986
Email: sian_sianz@hotmail.com
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that we know how to harness and
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mjmj / Tuesday, July 29, 2008
I'm back to blog again. Yeah, I have to blog a little this week as I'm enjoying a 3 days off from my second home. So what have I achieved over the past few goddamnit precious days? Basically I spent them on mahjong games. I played 3 days in a row. Kinda tiring but I'm loving it. Please don't label me as a lan du gui (hard core gambler). Frankly speaking, I admit that I'm addicted to mahjong which involved a little money transaction but I'm not to the extend of selling my siblings and dog away just to play mahjong.

For those people who play mahjong, they will understand why I'm so addicted to it. Actually, I'm not addicted to winning people's money or whatsoever. I just like the game itself. Some might ask me why don't I just play the game without any money involved. Well, personally I feel that it add more spice, thrill and excitement in the game. At least I have an objective u see. So people, please don't see me like those normal ah pek gamblers ok? Haha.

Put mahjong aside, I really hope that friends, ya, you you you, you people here, can call me out ok? Kill me free time and most importantly, strengthen our friendship HAHAHA. Oh ya, recently have pimple outbreak so if I counter it successfully then I shall jio you all out. So for now, I shall hide in room to play my mahjong ba. LOL. Byebye ppl/


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Customer Service / Saturday, July 12, 2008
I'm back here again. Yes, I'm trying really really hard to update this blog in a regular basis. So right now, just give me a few seconds to think of what I'm gonna talk about. Erm erm ermmm.... Alright, frankly speaking, life is so much of a routine that give me a headache during blogging. Tuesday to Friday in camp, Saturday in NDP, Sunday and Monday will be my rest days. Interesting isn't it? Well, it's driving me to boredom grave. Wait a moment, I think I got something to nag about...

Oh well, children, today's topic will be on Customer Service. Hahaha. Hell yeah, I'm gonna talk about the lousy customer service that I've encountered within single day. Once upon a time, on 11 July 2008, I went to Sembawang after booking out from my 'favourite' Keat Hong Chalet.

Incident 1: I took a taxi from my home.

Jr: Sembawang MRT please.
Taxi Driver: (Silence)
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So, the meter shows that it's SGD4.00. I opened my wallet and realised that I've only big notes. So I handed him a SGD50.00 note.
Taxi Driver: Errr, you got smaller notes or not? Coins also can.
Jr: (Searching my whole body... Almost wanna take out my underwear to search for 4 bucks.) Then I replied 'no'.
Taxi Driver: (Kuku face) WAH PIANG WEI, you took a 4 dollars ride and you gave me $50. Why didn't you inform me earlier? WAH KAOZ, next time must inform us first wah. You know I just started working !@#!$%#$^%$&%^
Jr: Grabbed my change and slammed the door.

I held my anger on that day. I don't want to argue with that rule uncle. It's kind of ridiculous and I got my own reasons to back me up.

Firstly: Who in that hell will pop their head in and tell the Taxi Driver 'Uncle, I got alot of big fat notes in my wallet, you have change for me?' before boarding the taxi?
Secondly: I think I'm the happiest man alive to have paid him to scold at me. I think it's better for him to become a lecturer (get paid to lecture people) than a taxi driver.
Thirdly: How I know he just started working? Is he my friend or relative or what? I think he should inform me that he has just started working rather than I take the initially to tell him that I got big notes in my wallet.

Incident 2: Buying bubble tea.

Jr: 2 x Zhen Zhu Nai Cha (Pearl milk tea)
China bubbly lady: 2 cups right?
Jr: Oh yes...
Cousin: I want to add more pearls.
China bubbly lady: Cannot add.
My cousin and I were looking at each other. I think we were thinking of the same thing. Our mind was like 'Auntie, we want the pearls of the bubble tea. Not the pearls on your neck.'
Cousin: Why cannot add?
China bubbly lady: CANNOT ADD MEANS CANNOT ADD LA. Still got why cannot add?
Cousin: (Two eye balls popping out)
Jr: (Laughed like mad man)
China bubbly lady: Ni xiao shen mo xiao (What are you laughing at?) Is that very funny? I want to sell my bubble tea until 10 pm.
So I just kept laughing and laughing. We took our bubble tea and bye to that bubbly China Lady.

Soooo, right now, I'm wondering what's the future of Singapore Customer Service?


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