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how to buy food during puasa period for malays

ikeiyou — Fri, 31 Mar 2023 12:12:58 +0800

kept hearing news about geng plastik hitam lah, shops kena fines, etc etc
so how does one buy food during puasa time if he/she is malay muslim?

amoi cantik pakai tudung

ikeiyou — Wed, 29 Mar 2023 13:50:18 +0800

tudung saji

where was PuAS?

ikeiyou — Wed, 29 Mar 2023 10:27:02 +0800

happy wednesdays ktards. this is a joke ok.
get back to work!

why cant they cover men eyes instead? :hmm:

ikeiyou — Tue, 28 Mar 2023 16:51:59 +0800

safest city in Malaysia

ikeiyou — Mon, 27 Mar 2023 10:27:26 +0800

which is the safest city in malaysia?
note: cities only.

my god not working

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

will malaysia follow this?

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

airasia strikes AGAIN

ikeiyou — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 10:08:42 +0800

An AirAsia passenger and her family tried to check in to their AirAsia flight from Kuala Lumpur to Chiang Mai
They were informed that the flight was overbooked
They were later told that seats had been arranged for them on the original flight and they managed to board the plane
However, they were suddenly chased off by another staff member
The passenger claimed that they were treated "like criminals"

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KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA — An AirAsia customer recently shared on social media that she was left feeling helpless and in tears after her family was "forcibly chased off" an overbooked plane at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2.
Facebook user Susan Yong said that she, her husband and their parents were due to fly with the low-cost airline from Kuala Lumpur to Chiang Mai, Thailand on Nov 19 this year.
They had bought tickets seven months earlier in April and faced no trouble doing so. Yet, when they tried to check in on the day of the flight, they were told that their flight had been overbooked.
After a frustrating sequence of events, Ms Yong and her husband were eventually told that seats had been arranged for them on the original flight and they managed to board the plane.
However, they were suddenly chased off by another staff member.

Recounting her shocking experience with the low-cost airline, Ms Yong writes in Chinese: "(The staff member's) attitude was very bad, as if we had done something wrong.
"(He) said we didn't have tickets, said we could not stay on the plane. Without a ticket, how would I be able to board the plane?"
Ms Yong alleged that the staff member wanted to "trick" her and her husband into getting off the plane to talk, but she was unwilling to be separated from her parents and mother-in-law, who had already been seated.
"I was worried that (when) my husband and I went out to talk, the plane would take off. What about my parents and mother-in-law who were on the plane?
"The three elders, thankfully, came out together with us... Otherwise, I would be even more worried..."

Elaborating on the incident in a later post, Ms Yong said that they had tried to check in on the mobile application in advance.
However, there was an error on the app and they had to wait in a long queue at the check-in counter, where they were first told that their flight had been overbooked.
They were then transferred to the service counter, where staff members offered them a replacement flight to Chiang Mai the next day. Ms Yong was not willing to accept it since they had already made hotel and car bookings.

The staff then suggested another flight at 8pm that day — but to the city of Bangkok instead, frustrating the travellers even further.
Finally, the counter crew said that arrangements had been made for them to board the original flight and directed them to check in their luggage.
Strangely, Ms Yong and her husband were given "handwritten tickets", and were told that their seats would be arranged later. Still, everything went smoothly up until they boarded the plane.
Checking the name list, the flight attendant found that Ms Yong and her husband's names were on the "no-show list". They then chatted with the attendant, who assured them that she would help to arrange seats for them.
This was when another staff member showed up and told them to leave the plane "with a terrible attitude".
Ms Yong claimed that the staff member declared that their handwritten tickets were not valid.
"Don't talk so much, you don't have tickets, please leave immediately or I will call security," the staff member apparently said.

The situation remained unchanged after security guards arrived.
"Nothing they said would solve our problems," Ms Yong added.
"They didn't want to listen to us, they didn't say anything about compensation, and they didn't say anything about the three seniors still on the plane."
Finally, she decided to notify her parents and mother-in-law so that they could all leave together rather than run the risk of being separated.
Ms Yong claimed that "at least six or seven security guards" soon came along to usher them off the plane, acting as if they had "caught criminals".
After getting off the plane, Ms Yong was too shocked and unable to speak. She said that she then burst into tears.
Her husband went on to make arrangements with the AirAsia staff members to retrieve their luggage and settle the night's accommodation and food.

In a separate post, Ms Yong provided photos and videos of the room, which appeared to be dirty and poorly maintained, without proper facilities such as a kettle for hot water.
"The accommodation was so bad, I won't say more," she declared.

Ms Yong confirmed that they went on to file a police report afterwards.
On the same day, AirAsia also sent an email stating that the company would compensate each of the travellers with US$100 (S$135) in their personal credit account.
However, she rejected the offer because she felt that the whole situation was handled extremely poorly.
"The point is, do I still want to take your planes? Are you really sincere in your apology?

"My mood was severely affected, even the elders said there was a shadow over me while we were on the flight... The vacation was shortened, and the entire itinerary was affected."
Ms Yong advised the airline: "When checking in, (you should) first communicate the situation directly, and immediately compensate us for the changes to our itinerary.
"At the time, because you were unwilling to take responsibility, the other passengers on the same flight were also delayed for an hour. Have you thought about whether they should be compensated as well?"
Her Facebook post recounting the incident was posted on Nov 23 and has garnered 5,500 reactions, 3,000 comments and 13,000 shares, with online users expressing outrage at AirAsia employees' treatment of their passengers.
This was not the first time AirAsia has been in hot water for poor customer service. Earlier this year, a paraplegic passenger was shown struggling to crawl across the plane cabin to get to his wheelchair.

malaysians vs global

ikeiyou — Thu, 09 Mar 2023 09:59:57 +0800

upbringing or culture problem?

how can we do this today

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

camera phone

ikeiyou — Tue, 28 Feb 2023 11:06:51 +0800

my friend just bought a new phone. paid a lot of money because he say the camera damn good.
i just realize i dont really use the phone camera. most camera use was to scan QR codes. is there a new phone out today that dumps all the price (cost) into other things besides the camera?
getting money's worth hahaha

why local men so hamsap?

ikeiyou — Thu, 23 Feb 2023 17:20:51 +0800

so why? see girl short skirt cannot tahan.
indonesian women wear short no problem
2inch bird bird oso cant control, must make law to control women?

5G is here

ikeiyou — Wed, 04 Jan 2023 10:50:53 +0800

I'm with Celcom and been using 5G for weeks now in klang valley.
Personally, other than fast download speeds, I'm experiencing mediocre latency.
Running a lot of opensignal tests when I'm in new places, and I'm getting latency of 10ms or even higher.
This is poor. This is just similar to LTE (4G). Anyone getting better figures? If yes, which telco?

AYANEO2 game console

ikeiyou — Fri, 23 Dec 2022 14:15:06 +0800

lets see if anyone else is interested in this new console.
Anyone know where can purchase?

what are my options?

ikeiyou — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 10:52:34 +0800

The situation is I have a setup box, gaming console, and a PC all hooked to a TV right now.
But I wanted to add a projector to the setup now. The issue here is my projector isn't short-throw type, so I have to place it far away.
Was wondering if they have invented wireless HDMI connections/adaptors already?
What other options besides pulling cable? Trying my luck, but thanks.

Jutsu pintu belakang

ikeiyou — Thu, 24 Nov 2022 09:47:54 +0800

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 23 — Umno Youth chief Datuk Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki denounced the Perikatan Nasional coalition today for its alleged attempts to “steal” Barisan Nasional lawmakers for its covert bid to form the next federal government.

(source: Malay Mail)

He compared this to the Pakatan Harapan coalition that was also in the running to be the next federal government, which he said negotiated transparently and respectfully with BN’s top seven leaders, including laying out the conditions and expectations of their partnership.

“Two days ago, the PH leadership attended a meeting with the BN leadership at the Seri Pacific Hotel to present their terms and offers if BN agreed to form a unity government with them. The PH leadership is more ‘gentleman’ and civilised by holding an official meeting with seven from BN’s leadership to express their desire to cooperate with the BN leadership.

“Meanwhile, PN is with its old habit in trying to do ‘dealings’ silently and steal 10 members of parliament to sign the statutory declarations (SD) supporting Tan Sri Muhyiddin (Yassin) as prime minister,” Asyraf said.

He added that this was why the meeting with PN initially scheduled for two days ago had to be repeatedly postponed until now.

ATIVA @LYN

ikeiyou — Wed, 09 Nov 2022 17:16:29 +0800

This not a sell car thread