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I probably had been wanting to do this since ever - becoming a content creator. Like yknow, actually doing something I like and share my talent with the world. But sadly, what talent is there? Everything to me just always felt off somewhere.

Little did I know, I actually became pretty useful this time around. I at least got something I had planned, done. Even when it took me so long to get moving.

Anyway, if you've read the introductory post to my poetry blog, you'd probably knew my 'future plan'. One of it was to make a podcast of my poems, basically turning them into spoken word poetry. But guess what? I scraped that plan out and decided to just go with a video. Like how I DID NOT decided to. Sooo predictable of me...

HERE'S THE OUTCOME:


A FREAKIN LYRIC VIDEO WOHOO!!

Made it using After Effects but tbh, I barely made use of its whole function lol. Still... I'd say I kinda enjoy editing in AE.

There's SO MUCH MORE to learn blerghh. Let's see how long this lasts. My poetry blog has been dead for a week now. Handlettering is another tiring thing to learn. Learning is always so frustrating haiih. Anyway, hope you like that short video of my poem (which really didn't felt that short when editing). Insya'Allah better content will be up soon!


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This post is a respond to one of my favourite (small) YouTube channel's video - New Age Creators. On this week's Monday, Orin asked the question in his video: WHERE'S HOME TO YOU?

You can watch the short video on his brief explanation to understand better where I am coming from here:


So I didn't do much thinking and my answer is... the toilet. And by that, I meant the bathroom or the restroom or whatever you international folks call it. So you must be thinking, "Setan sangat tu" (jk that's what I told myself lol) or basically just how disgusting that answer might've sounded.

Obviously there's a reason for that answer. 

Orin mentioned the place you call home is where you feel most comfortable at. And for him, that kind of place changes time to time.

The walls of the small space is the very few walls that have seen everything I have. My bare face, the uneven skintone, the not-so-eye-pleasing body and most importantly, they've witnessed my true identity. I wake up every morning sometimes feeling great so I will constantly smile at the mirror in the toilet, or other times I would cry sitting on the toilet seat wondering about life and its difficulty. After all those, washing through my sorrow will then felt good.

Most of all, I tend to feel relaxed here. It's a place you can pamper yourself, be all emotional, speak some truth and have deep conversations alone. My current situation hits me more than ever as I am away from my real 'home' a.k.a the house I live in. Staying in a hostel or a dorm isn't always peaceful, so the toilet could somewhat be an escape to me in order to stay sane, especially during hard times.

Don't get me wrong, I don't wanna live and sleep and eat in the toilet. This is only the conceptual meaning of it all that suits my current situation. And as much as Orin made me think, give it a thought... where is YOUR home?


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A lot of things that I've done, don't necessarily make me happy. Some things I did just to please others. Other things just to show off. Most people do too. And I'm starting to think, social media is such a bad money-driven platform. No matter how much I am rooting for my own grounds, it seems that other people is always flaunting their good sides of life that keeping up just makes it harder.

I always ask myself WHY? Why do I feel obligated to show my happiness to the world? Why is everybody trying hard to do that? Then behind all those happy-go-lucky projections, there'll be this drastic change of sadness. Out of a sudden. People begin saying how depressed they are, how life's not been treating them well, how everybody just had it better, how it had not been a good year... Then it got me asking again - WHY? After showing off like that for good several weeks or months or even years, you decided to crawl into your darkest pit and suffer then why did it in the first place? Oh yeah, obligations.

The problem is we are made up like this. Everyone needs to keep up with the trends. If you don't know, that's it, you're a weirdo. We can't be friends.

Speaking of friends, I can't help but to see friendships on social media as a momentary thing. I feel like the more showing off there are, the less likely things are to stay. May Allah forbids. But that's another problem. The moment we stop posting happy pictures, people question our happiness. When we don't show the happy friendship that we have, the friendship somewhat would sink. Again, an obligation.

So now, if I were to do things for people, I'd find a better reason to. I won't settle for any of them. Why? Because humans are disloyal and people changes. Expectation and promises won't lasts. I think this is the big problem that causes it all - our reasons.

My solution? Don't make people as my reason. Myself included. 

But one thing about me is I have Allah the Almighty. If I am in doubt of my reasons, I'd be sure to ask if He pleases. Because in the end of my day, there's no one else to please other than Him. If I were to die in whatever I am doing, I'd like it if my reasons were the right ones. And great thing is I can never go wrong with this. Like how Allah is never wrong to us, we would never be wrong with Him. If I were to give up my happiness for anyone, I'd gladly let that be Him insya'Allah.

May me and you, be in the love He pleases Amiin.


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Where did I find this promoter job?
Facebook events and promoters group pages which you can simply join if you like. Usually without any issue.

But the real question is HOW did I get it??
Getting a job is like playing a game. You gotta live by the rules. In this prospect, the timing needs to be right. 

When there's a job posting, the sooner you get in touch, the better. I applied to maybe around 20 jobs before I finally get a respond. Usually the ones that will not reply are those on job portals. Mainly bcos by the time you came across anything and submit your profile, there would be tons of application already being sent. And you wouldn't even be aware of your lateness bcos they would not usually show the time and date of the job posting for you to keep track.

I applied mine about an hour or 2 after the job posting and got a call an hour later. Special thanks to Ka Mun for coming across the post 2 minutes after they've posted on FB ahah. Also if you don't get a reply within 2 working days, move on. Considering I got a call so quickly, I'd say they'll contact you back within the same day if you are really needed.

How's the pay?
From the ones I see, ranging from RM80 to RM120 per day. Usually RM100/day. For a 11-9 job, it is a good deal. 

Which day of the week should I expect to work as a promoter?
Weekends. And holidays. Expecting a promoters's job on weekdays is quite limited for malls and hypermarkets because the crowd isn't as many, so the need for promoters can be very minimal. Plus, take note that jobs on weekdays as a promoter will be even more tiring, when the pay are equally the same. You gotta stand and wait for some sort of crowd to make an ambush, but at the same time you know it ain't happening bcos everyone else's working.

What self-profile should I send in?
Usually they would ask for basic details (name, age, IC, address, etc.) and the crucial of all - your working experiences. Having a resume that you can just copy paste around is good enough for this kind of job. 

Before applying for promoter's jobs, it's best to have a proper part time beforehand so you can get a picture of what these jobs usually need (like doing product sampling, in-store promoting, concept of FIFO and etc.). Basically, having basic working background would boost your chance on getting the job. This is because employers usually need promoters in an urgent manner and training a complete newbie isn't exactly easy and can be time consuming. Some jobs may be easy enough to not require any sort of experience, but just keep this in mind.

Do they provide training?
Some yes, but don't expect a step-by-step run down of what-to-do kind of training. You'll probably just be given a quick briefing regarding the product you are promoting and things that you should know (like sales target and the targeting audience). However, your actual work usually requires more of self-learning on what to do because most things they would've assumed that you already know.

I am a Malay/ Chinese/ Indian. I am a male/ female. I only know Malay/ English/ Mandarin. Will there be a job for me?
Absolutely. However based on what I see, most job calls for female, then mostly Chinese. Next is speaking in Mandarin/ Cantonese. But if you aren't female or aren't Chinese or don't know any Chinese Language, it's OK. You just need to find harder. Those are just the majority aspects for this kind of job.


That's all from me. Good luck on your job hunting! Remember, being a bum isn't always bad... Lol jk, go get a job!


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I had the NEW McDonald's Spicy Korean Burger on its releasing day which was on the 25th July. I was already out with Ka Mun and we both thought we should try it while we're at it. But we found out then and there that it was a beef burger. We seriously thought that it'd be a chicken burger. Like how Korean are also famous for its fried chicken but boy, were we wrong... Since it's beef, our Ms. Leong here cannot eat them. But for me, I really wanna give it a try so I was the only one who ordered it. 



When I first opened the box, the burger looked very messy. There's all kinds of veggies inside and they were all spilling out. The patty looked similar to any other beef patties - thin and plain dark - nothing surprising. The only sauce I noticed was the cheese on the veggies. I took my first bite without dipping in the chili sauce because I wanted to try the pure taste of it. And little did I know, I never dipped my burger in at all. 

The first bite took me a long time trying to digest the spiciness. Initially, I thought the spice was really lacking. But after I chewed on longer, they finally hit those taste buds. The burger was goood. Something about the patty just seemed right. The kimchi sauce that marinates it plus the combination between the charcoal bun and the cheese sauce really boost up the taste. I loved it!! The spiciness was on-point for me.

I don't know if it's just me, but the size of the burger felt satisfying too. I took quite a number of bites so it was enough for me. 

It also came with the crispy cut-fries. They're very little compared to the usual french fries. It's crispy, but it really felt like eating a mini cracker rather than fried potato. I prefer the normal fries. Or at least the cut-fries can be made bigger in size so it'll be more worth it.

The price though... was expensive. I get that it's a promotional burger, but RM16 for a medium set with small amount of cut-fries, quite a bum. Even BurgerLab's charcoal burgers can get much more filling with that same price. I didn't know we can get a Fanta grape OR the usual coke for it, and I usually don't take coke so I changed it (not knowing Fanta grape is part of the promotion) to a Sprite... boooo!! Talk about not being well-informed. Ugh.

Overall, McDonald's Spicy Korean Burger is worth a try. I'd eat it again if I get the chance to. I think having ala-carte would be a good option for this burger considering the fries are just meh. So I'd give it a 7/10 for the great and tasty burger. Hopefully a chicken version would be up next!


Disclaimer: NOT A SPONSORED POST. I just enjoy eating the burger. 


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I don't know how many times has this thought occurred to me, but being at home (bcos sem break) just makes it even clearer. I don't think I'm an extrovert. I really don't think I am. Funny because I don't seem like the kind who's not. People would think I'm bubbly, have a lot of friends, smart and outspoken but truth is... not exactly.

As I'm typing this, my friends are currently chatting away in our whatsapp group and I've been ignoring them for a few hours now. Just don't feel like talking with anyone, really. And for the record, I don't have that many friends. Even my dad asks, don't I have any other friends. Having people around just makes life far more complicated and I am such a simple being. Therefore, I tried to avoid dramas.

But then again, life is life and drama will always be a part of it. For example, I had an unresolved issue with one of my closest friends. It sucks considering I don't have that many friends. Sucks more bcos we were very close. A couple of days ago, I realised she's been updating her stories really often. It's always her hangouts and whereabouts with her friends (whom she still cherish to her heart's content and would include sweet af captions on every posts with them). I know those are normal nowadays bcos pretty much everybody does that (myself included), but obvs once you feel ill-hearted towards someone those stuff in particular would bother your day and night like no other. So I did what I had to - which is to mute her stories on whatsapp and Instagram. Hopefully she wasn't notified on that. But now, I don't know why I'm still reaally bothered by her in general.

Also, for the past week my grandma had been asking me to buy her kuih every tea time and this had been bugging me. To me, it takes such an effort to go out. Even from my room. I dislike going out for a short period of time. It's just never worth it. So whenever I did, I would grab the simplest thing to wear - an instant headscarf and a jacket. I wear kain batik at home. It became my thing since last year when I saw my roommate wearing it. Going out, obvs kain batik is so taboo and people would think I'm a "mak nenek" or smtg so I'd always change to a pants just for the sake of leaving the house looking decent. Since I don't use that pants at home and so does the jacket and headscarf, I pretty much would rewear them every time I go out. Literally. For the whole week. I admit that I look damn hideous and I always pray that I won't meet with anyone I know. At all. It's pretty embarrassing but then again, who am I tryna look nice for? Even the Pakcik kuih won't even look at me when talking smh. 


Yeah... I am pretty lifeless right now. All I do is eat, sleep, repeat and loads of thinking and figuring things out in my head. I really miss blogging so I'd try to ramble whatever I can for as long as I am still not occupied. Until then, goodbye!


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I have an interesting story. You know at times, life can be really funny towards you. 

This evening I picked my mum up from the LRT instead of my dad. Well, at peak hours obviously the traffic wasn't so smooth so I had time to look around while sitting behind the wheel. So what happened was, my eyes caught a nice black Porsche trying to turn over a junction. I thought it was really cool so I said "Wahhh Porsche tuuu".

As I drove passed the Porsche, I saw the driver. I FRIGGIN SAW AND I FRIGGIN KNOW THAT GUY. I was just like "what what wHAT?". Ok as a matter of fact I knew he's loaded, he has always been. He is actually my brother's friend so he is a year older than me. 

But the funny thing is the last time we saw each other was at the driving school. That is the same guy who repeated his test twice and retook it along with other 18 year olds at that time (me included). Not to mention he could've failed again if it weren't for me. During the circuit test, we were supposed to walk from one JPJ officer to pass our candidate paper to another. We were all informed beforehand to not be stupid and buckle our seat-belts once we re-enter the car before continuing with the test again. Being the confident guy that he is, finally finishing off to his last hurdle... Ofc he just had to forget to re-wear his seat belt. Yeah and he became that stupid guy.

I was at the side just watching him and I could hear whispers from people saying "Oh no he's not wearing back his seat belt" and "Omg does he know?" or smtg similar to those. In case you didn't know, during the test all cars are required to lower the window so we can hear what the officer tells us from the outside. I felt really bad for him. We've not spoken to each other for ages and most times I only did as my brother's sister, never as a friend of mine. Why isn't anybody telling him that? Where are his friends? 

But in the end, I heard myself shouting out his name... twice. I was giving him gestures to buckle up and even the people around me turned to look. Malu la jugak but I am even more glad that I did what I did. He thanked me afterwards but ofc it's still awkward especially when I don't know how to react hahaha.


My point is, he being the guy who had to retake the test twice and could possibly had to redo it again because of a mere seat belt is now driving a Porsche. The Porsche that I happened to find cool, that I happened to look at right when he is driving... Hah what a coincidental life. Hopefully the JPJ never had to sue him for not wearing a seat belt in his damn cool Porsche lol.


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This post will just be about my thoughts and roughly my plan for the future.

Recently after my finals ended, I've been doing a lot of thinking and debating with myself. Like the things that I'm doing, the things that I say I'd do but never did, the things I wish I could do instead, and stuff like that. I noticed now that I don't enjoy the fun fun things much (Malays call it 'benda lagha'). I still like watching kdramas, listening to kpop, watching funny youtube vlogs but it's not as much as I did. I legit feel like I've somewhat grown lol.

The thing is I feel like I should be doing something but I don't know what. It's been a long time finding the thing that I am good at. My interest and my passion. Something I would enjoy doing that won't take too much of my time. Because I'm afraid of doing something then in the end I'll lose interest. I don't want that. I wanna go all out. I wanna try my best so that I won't regret, cos I tried. 

Funny, but I know that I'm not alone when talking about this. With so many successful kids out there, we can relate the pressure to rush.

Among all the things that I enjoy watching right now (which mostly are self-motivational vids), I kinda learn a lot of wise things that wake my lazy bum up. To not delay things anymore and to chase my dreams while I am young and have a long journey ahead. I wanna try and gain as much experience and skills that I can before I graduate my degree. That's the plan.

You know after ending my first year of diploma, I kinda wanna stop joining clubs and taking up positions. I just don't like how it interferes with my life last 2 semesters. I don't regret them, but it wasn't as fun as I thought. However, those vids kinda boost back my confidence and now I have a reason to. I may still not know what club but surely, time will tell. I'd rather be torn out now than have my resume empty with useless skills. At least that's what keeps me motivated.

So now, I've decided. I've created a new blog that dedicates to all my poems. I wanna see how much I can grow there. It doesn't have to be successful. I just feel like putting something up that I can be proud of in the future. That won't make me seem dull and incapable. The reason why it's not on this blog is because I like how personal it is here. Not many knows about my existence here and no one really read all my posts. But then again, they're really personal stuff so it's better that way.

My other blog is up on Wordpress (WP) and there's a reason why it's not on Blogger even when I've been a user since primary school. I see WP as a more professional and proper website to share with people. Rather than using Blogger which seems more like a child's play. And I learn that WP actually have better statistics count compared to Blogger and it track viewer counts more accurately which I like. But ofc, WP is a bit limited for free users and it's actually quite confusing to use. Fortunately so far, it still get things done so I'm ok. 

Check out my poetry blog here.

Plus, I also made use of my hand lettering as the featured image for each post. I just started it and I thought it'll be better to include images in my blog that I can create on my own. So this idea came along to combine those two things, thus the name. I probably suck so bad but at least I made the effort.

I actually plan on making videos on my poetry and make a channel for it, but I'm just not ready yet... in the future insyaAllah. For now, I probably will consider making podcasts for spoken word poetry and definitely will share it when that happens. 

Last but not least, I also created a Facebook Page dedicated to my poetry YAYYY!! It's called 'Poetry Lettering', you can search it up or just click here. I plan on posting all my updates there along with new posts on my blog so 'like' it and wait for more of my crappy poetry. And I know many don't use fb anymore bcos there's other fun social platforms, BUT I figured I need a place for people who solely are interested in my work in the first place and where I can link to my blog easily. Tbh I wanna keep it lowkey, that's why I don't prefer sharing on my personal Instagram account. I did once, but I don't think I should do it frequently.

And so far, I like what I'm doing. There's more to learn and to improve and I can slowly do that. I'm just gonna show a whole lot of progress happening. That's why this started. It's all about the process, not success.


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After you finally earned your driving license, you gotta be so eager to drive right? Or it had already been some time since you last held the steering wheel and it kinda felt awkward to get back on it... Either way, you must somewhat feel nervous or scared to start driving.

I know really well how that felt like. After driving for sometime, here is the list that I think would suit any of you who just getting started on driving. And it's all based on my personal experience, so leggo!

1. Slowing down for bumps

This is my first struggle when I started. Most people would start around the housing area, and it's a pretty basic thing to know. It may sound simple but when you first started you might get to hear loud thud under your car whenever you go over a bump especially on slightly higher ones.

Solution: When you are nearing a bump, notice the few yellow lines beforehand. That is the mark where you should already be pressing the brakes to slow down. And right before your front tire touches the bump, make sure you are pressing your brake fully. AFTER the whole front tire moves over the bump, ONLY THEN can you press the accelerator. If you do it too soon, that will cause the car to touches the bump and producing a loud thud.

2. Paying for gas

If you've been doing this for your parents every time they fill the gas up, you should already be a pro. But if not, shame on you. Lol that goes to me too oops.

Before going up to pay, please look at the pump number where your car is parked.

In some situation, if you see the worker around, you can just pay to them, let them swipe their card and they can 'activate' the pump for you.

There are 2 traditional ways you can do to pay; one can be done at the small over-the-counter hole outside or you can be extra by paying inside the kiosk. If you pay inside, you get free aircond and if you will need to get a change back, this is faster. Bcos if you pay from the outside, they need to move extra between you and the cash machine. Other than that, not going in is a faster option.

After you pay and don't have a change, leave. Give the money and just leave. I cannot stress this enough! Because there is no other thing other than stating your pump number and pay. Literally. Don't wait for them to say 'done', 'ok' or whatever. Unless you need a receipt, ask.

3. Refilling your fuel tank

While parking, pls be aware that the pump needs to be as close as it is to your gas tank. Don't be the dumb newbie who parks the driver's seat side-by-side with the nozzles. This depends but normal people uses Ron 95 unleaded petrol bcos cheaper.

Follow this step-by-step once you've made the payment:
1) Open the driver's door.
2) Pull the gas lever near the driver's seat wherever it may be.
3) The gas flap will open.
4) Unscrew the cap and grab the nozzle.
5) Push your nozzle in the tank and press the trigger.
6) There is a locking method so you don't have to keep pressing. The lock is a small metal slider inside the trigger. What you need to do is simply, press the trigger to the max and pull the lock backwards. That will do the trick.
7) Once the price shows the amount you paid, slowly shake the nozzle slightly so all the excess petrol drips out.
8) Then only remove the nozzle from the gas tank and place it back.
9) Screw the cap back on clockwise and close the flap.
10) And YOU'RE DONE!

4. Knowing the way

This is a crucial thing. How can you drive when you don't know the way? Other than using Waze or Google Maps, what you can do is try picturing the landmarks for every places. When you know the place and the landmarks surrounding it, you can be familiar with the roads. Imagine in your head as if you are travelling through the different roads and seeing the landmarks by your sides. That would be a good practice.

Besides, staying more alert whenever you are being drive around helps as well.

5. Crossing a junction

Junctions are everywhere. Be it at main roads or not, mastering it is important. Couple things you need to be aware of are signals and bumps.

At the junction if a nearing car signals to turn another way, it may also mean that the road in front of it will be clear for awhile and that you are gonna have enough time to take over. This also applies to bumps before any junctions. Cars going over a bump will have to slow down so if a car is, then more time for you to take the lane.

If these aren't the matter, then see whether the speed of the car is slow enough for you to cross. If not, jangan pandai-pandai.

6. Parking spots

Side parkings are the worst. If the parking space is a bit cramped, then reverse side parking is better. But ofc, we newbies would be too scared to try anything reversible. So, be sure that the parking space is spacious enough for you to try and fit in.

7. Parking tickets

The place where you take the ticket before entering any mall has a sensor. The gate would not close as long as the car don't move. So don't panic if you had to change gear, open the door or even wear back your seat belt before moving along. Take your time.

Just don't forget to pay before exit. And be sure to exit within 15 minutes.

8. Avoiding pot holes

Malaysia is famous for pot holes. Our road has so many holes and sometimes it's just hard to avoid while staying within your lane. But do your best to avoid these holes because it is not very good for your tire. It can be damaging and ofc, reduces the lifespan of a tire. But please do not compromise the avoidance of a pot hole with your own safety and the safety of others on the road. Drive smart.

9. Fuel consumption

This isn't really something new drivers need to know but it's good to. I recently found out myself that the air cond inside the car affects the fuel consumption. Therefore ensuring the car's regular service on the air cond also saves your petrol one way or another. But if your parents are still doing that for you, just take this information in for the future lol.

10. Left lanes if you are not overtaking

I was told that left lanes are for the slow drivers who do not intend to overtake any cars. Well in Malaysia at least that's the case. So if you want to drive fast while considering the speed limit, shift to the right. But that is once you are confident with doing so ofc. Personally, I still keep it to the left just because driving fast makes my thoughts run fast as well.


AND THAT'S ALL MY 10 TIPS!! Hope I have given a legit list that could be somewhat useful to you. If I am wrong anywhere within this post or misunderstood certain things, pls forgive me and feel free to comment if anything. I literally read all of the comments. Cos they don't come by so often ahah.


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Have you changed your RapidKL card yet? If not, bro u should.

In case you didn't know...

Since the 15th June up until 15th July, you have the chance to replace your Rapid cards to a Touch'nGo card!! When I first heard about it, I was damn happy. TnG is much much more useful than a Rapid card in terms of access. At the same time, the benefit of owning a concession card such as Student card, saves a LOT bcos you get 50% off every LRT, monorail, BRT etc. per trip. Now, with TnG you can even use it to pay tolls, get discount rates at carparks, malls and many more.

If you didn't know, guess what? You can change your concession card somewhere else BESIDES Pasar Seni station. 

Note that this notice is either for OKU, Senior Citizens or Students concession card. Normal RapidKL card can be changed at ANY Customer Service counter at ANY LRT stations during this changing period.


Ok so this morning at around 7.30 a.m., I took the LRT from Taman Paramount to Subang Jaya station which was about 6 stations away. There is a huge difference whether you decide to change your card at Pasar Seni or Subang Jaya. 

LRT Pasar Seni

- The place to renew your concession cards after expiry date (during changing period). 
- Also able to change existing cards.
- Located in the heart of KL.
- Main RapidKL customer hub.

* Student cards are only valid on a yearly basis.

Of all the things mentioned, that should give you a picture of why it's always hectic at Pasar Seni. If you've ever taken the LRT heading to any stations in KL, you know what I mean. It's pretty much a sardine can. During peak hours, expect to be standing for about 15 stations or more inside the LRT. Often times, you need to give up trains bcos it might just overflow. Rapid now cover Subang, PJ, Ampang and KL areas (I may missed out some places) so what do u expect?

On the other hand, Subang Jaya station is pretty much the opposite. 

LRT Subang Jaya

- Only changes existing cards.
- Located in Subang which is not as busy as KL.
- Opens a counter dedicated for this changing period.

When I first exit the station, I noticed quiet a number of chairs. It kinda look like dalam dewan perhimpunan kat sekolah bila ada event lol. Anyway to my right is where the token changer were, and on my left there's a small counter with a lonely abang sitting there. On top of him is a big number "1" sign. Meaning, first you go there la. So I went up to him and he asked for my student card and IC. He clipped it with a waiting a number. Mine was 343 and at the time I sat was around 321 or so. I waited for about 10-15 mins for my number to appear. Then there's a big number "2" sign besides another table in front, so I went up to this other abang and he basically just take the number and paper clip back.

I proceed to a smaller waiting area and sat for another 5 mins to take a picture and at the same time process my new card. As soon as I'm done, the guy gave me my new card and told me to go to the customer service counter a.k.a counter "3", to transfer my money into the new card. And I am done by 8.20 a.m.

I left the station at around 8.30 a.m. and the chairs outside were already empty hahaha.

So since there's about 11 days left. If you are hesitating to change your card due to the long queue at Pasar Seni, I recommend going to Subang Jaya and saves a lot of time. To some it may be costly travelling back and forth but since it would saves you few hours of waiting time, you may consider sacrificing something.

Unfortunately if your cards are expired, there's no other hope and only Pasar Seni would be the way to go.

I am not sure if there's any extra cost you need to pay after the changing period, or if your card can still be change if you still have few months worth of time left AFTER this period. However for now, it's free and you won't be able to use the old card after the period ends. Suit yourselves.

That's it from my experience. Good luck!

UPDATE: I didn't know where LRT Awan Besar were. But apparently it's the other LRT line, which is the Sri Petaling line. So if the other line is more convenient for you, opt to that.


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