There are only 2 states left in Malaysia that I've yet to set foot on. Sabah and Kelantan. I recently got the chance to finally cross Sabah out of that list. After 6 years without the annual company trip, they finally decided to bring it back in 2024. Initially, the plan was to go to Da Nang, Vietnam. But due to this ongoing "Cuti-cuti Malaysia" campaign, it would seem counterintuitive and perhaps a bit hypocritical should Malaysian Association of Hotels, the most prominent hotel association in the country, be orchestrating its staff trip overseas. We landed and stayed in Kota Kinabalu. I must say, KK wasn't as busy as Kuching. It had less traffic, less people walking the streets and I bet the size of the city is much smaller. We stayed at the Pacific Sutera Hotel, a 5 star luxury hotel overlooking a beautiful harbor where ships and yachts come and go. This hotel was built on a man-made island. The rooms were spacious. It housed the 3 of us perfectly fine. The bosses
Three days ago I shot a short video which had been in the planning a couple of days prior. Before that, I stumbled across a Tik Tok video that really caught my attention. I drew inspiration and information from that video and decided to make my own. So the project began. The video is about how the bank system works. I remember how a lot of people (including me) don't fully understand how banks make their money. The topic about banks is full of financial jargons that not only confuses the hell out of the general public, but also financial, economy and math students as well. Having seen a much easier way to understand this, I decided to make a video about it. The plot is just a simple dialogue between a banker and 2 customers. It was my first time acting and I played all 3 characters. Thank God it turned out okay and not so amateurish. Shooting began at 10am and I finished editing the video at 3pm, all done in my son's room. As soon as I uploaded it to all social platforms, I k