I just found out that eating out and paying with coins makes the shop or stall owner very happy. Couple of weeks back i ran out of money. So I started to collect my coins in my room. It was here and there.
So i started to roll them in total of RM4 or RM5 a roll. And eventually I manage to collect bout RM134. WOW!!! That’s a lot of money. Anyway, my friend and I went out for dinner and use the coins to pay our meal. And there was a really Big Smile on the face of the stall owner.
After we finnish our meal, she came back to me and said:”Do you have more coins to change with me? Next time when you come please bring more coins. Thanks.”
Well, now on, will try my best to use coins just to make everyone happy….
Worth RM80
This guy i know is pretty funny. 1st day i met him he was kind of like a guy who dun talk a lot. But, when we met the second time, he showed his true colors. He just somehow loves chili… at first we went to Ruai Bar, had a couple of Tuak (rice wine), then he came to me and said “cheers”. And he was holding a sauce place full with chili sauce (home made style) which was kind of spicy.
Later that night we went to grab some food, and he saw this huge chili, i saw a BIG SMILE on his face. He looks kind of happy. Seems to enjoy it but eventually everything got out later when he got home.
Two days ago we had BBQ at his place and i offered him “cili padi” which is kind of like one of the spiciest chili you could find here. This time his face looked funny after the 1st bite.
Damn Dion! You’re 1 sick Australian I’ve ever met. Isn’t there any chili’s back home???
Dion enjoying his big chili
Cili Padi (The Spicy Chili)
One day when I was driving down to town, and i saw this small little propeller behind a 4×4, I kept on wondering if this car was really able to float on water and move…
Lunch (@ Hong Kong Noodle House (香港面粥家)) http://t.co/8E7MI2ev 
