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Message: <blockquote data-quote="satria_95" data-source="post: 2272071" data-attributes="member: 1506">david00,You know, I honestly won't mind standing up against the food stall's price hike but really, who's gonna REALLY do that with me? 10 people? 50 people? It's not gonna make any difference with that number. 10,000 people and the authorities and govt will know what's become of the situation. Of course, not the violent protests la. Just those kind of protest to show that such large number of people in just 1 area is against the price hike of food stuff. If there's damage, violence, etc. involved, then I'm not game for it. All I want is just to get a solid point across and the point is that cost of living in malaysia is shitty enough. RM3k can't even do shit these days. Well, maybe you could still go public toilet and shit but you know what I mean. hahahafatality,I just had dim sum last saturday. hehe But eat a bit only la. How did ya get a dim sum bill of RM150 la? You ate 5 baskets of of every single food there? hehehe I been eating bak kut teh in klang recently. Dim sum's on hold for now. haha The pork knuckles with the thick fat skin and all that, yummy. If end up in hospital, when the nurse checks on me with their low cut shirt, yummy. hahahahaI eat roti kosong at jalan 223, one of those selera makan place, at about RM0.80 per piece, if not mistaken. Cos 2 roti kosong and 1 milo is about RM2.60. Is that expensive? I didn't keep tab on those mamak prices. Sometimes, I have 3 pieces roti kosong for breakfast and 1 milo ais. It's about RM3.90, I think. But this load of food will last me till dinner time so I save on lunch. heheThere's also a stall there that sells nasi goreng (orang putih will pronounce is as "nasi goring" haha) pataya + 2 mata kerbau for about RM4.50. Is that expensive?</blockquote>