东晴西雨
I was naive
I have made a mistake in the biggest investment of my life.
Kia Forte has annoying quality problem.
In less than 1500km mileage, the door has been busy producing inconsistent noise which is untraceable by technician.
It's very sharp, irritating and loud especially driving in midnight.
The issue doesn't get resolved yet and before hitting 3500km mileage, another noise starts coming out from the dashboard.
Even Proton Waja back in 2003 has better quality than this.
Guess I have to wake up from my dream and face the hard reality throwing on my face now.
The RM 10
There isn't any local business in Malaysia that I would consider efficient except one - the wildly popular (notorious) AirAsia.
While every big airlines will overcharge you highly by providing you the ease of bringing large luggage, serving you with wonderful meal, hiring first class model to smile at you, giving you the option to change your traveling date, AirAsia is the guy that leads the rest of low cost airlines and changes the game rule.
The logic behind every action of Airasia is well plotted, aiming at the big direction of cost saving.
I had a wishful thinking
Power utility is always a strange business.
You can't raise your price over the regulation from government and yet you take the blame when something goes wrong.
Take Tepco as example.
In whichever system
Whenever you have a set of rules, you have a bug or loophole somewhere.
People who get powerful later are those who look for the loophole.
The problem with healthcare
We need both quality and quantity.
Something must be fundamentally changed.
A+ Business
It's hard to maintain an A+ business.
I put up a lot of stress for this.
I'm looking for win-win solution in every situation I encounter.
Business is about problem solving.
You can walk away with a big check by fucking a lot of people up, but you can't get too far.
I want to stay in the game.
I want to keep doing this for my whole life.
