For the next chapter

I've been trying to make post consistently, somehow the latest development of the job changing episodes has more drama than the Korea series. Sometimes when I'm free sitting on the toilet bowl, I thought of making a smelly post, but it was too much negativity in my mind and I refused to make a post to send the smelly stuff across the web3 and allow you to suffer together with me.

I've been gradually connecting the dots, accumulating the positive vibes with my phone camera. Here's one of them, I was instructed by the future employer to go for pre-employment medical checkup. I knew for a fact that if I drive out, I will have trouble to find a parking slot when I return. So I went with the public transport instead.

Frankly, during the day isn't really that much of crowd. Off peak hours, it's just the best time for tourist to take a train ride around Kuala Lumpur. At the end of the day, the transport fare based on where you got on and off the platform. One can literally pay a fare for 1 station and enjoy the air-condition for hours and enjoying the scene along the ride.

The only set back, is the hot sun before you got on the train and or got off after the ride. It's not too hot hot here in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. The only challenge being, the humidity. For a short 15 minutes walk, my underwear literally dripping sweats as if I just peed my pants.

Before the checkup, I decided to crash into the blood bank to do the deed. My life is solely depending on the government medical facility now. Who can I blame? I did not purchase medical insurance when I was younger, despite working in the insurance industries.

Accident and sickness, is not something that we can control. I'm glad the government still providing literally free medical care for tax payors. I know I know, citizens entitlement. I just don't feel too good for not giving back.

Giving blood is at least something I can do for the medical system, and hoping my tiny bag of blood can save up to 3 life's. Jokingly I told the WeChat community about I'm too poor to eat, I had to sell my blood to trade for goodie bag 🤣

You know what, it actually taste better when I think of it that way. This way, I don't need to feel I'm superior by giving blood, at the same time I feel easier knowing I'm "paying back" to the country and in return my country give me some folate acid tablet and iron pills.

After the blood donation, off I went to the medical facility for my checkup. It's clear that the government facility that took my blood have absolutely no problem with my health screening.

But the private medical facility has a lot to talked about my "condition" and a lot of "improvement" can be made if I pay them enough 🤣 finally, they found out I'm a poor fag and has no medical insurance coverage, they'd probably done my blood sampling, peed into their sample bottle for urine test and asked me to fuck off quickly.

It's a very positive and fruitful day for me. I'm thankful for having the opportunity to still give life to other person(possibly up to 3). The medical checkup turned up not too bad, despite room for improvement. I dragged my ass off, quietly anticipating the moment reaching my office and a pile of crap waiting for me there, before I can change to a new company(which probably another pile of crap) 🤣