Another thing about us locals are problem those people who work as cashiers or salesman/woman or things that has to do with sales. Taking you to Orchard, where most foreigners hang out. Where all the branded goods are sold, where people with somewhat class go there to shop or just hang out. If you notice, most salespersons would approach these foreigners with blonde hair, charming blue eyes or whatsoever that separates them from us, with so so so polite gestures but when they see US (locals doh), they tend to treat you like an Ah Pek at the kopitiam. I don't know, but i see these around A LOT. And i have so many tales to tell. Seriously, what really separates them (ang mohs) from us Asians in terms of blah blah blah. I used to think being an Asian was so "uncool", but when i think about how special we are, i tend to regret what i have said once before. We, Asians have far more traditions and cultures in our background and till today, we're still living on it. Let's see, we have Hari Raya, Chinese New Year, Vesak Day, Deepavali, Christmas, and so many more. Forget the large Christmas tree that's in New York when it's snowing and nearing Christmas. I think we as Asians are an exeptionally special group of people. Forget boxing day that they have over there, when we have our multi-cultural occasions here.

So, i guess we have a draw right? But i still think we're far special than them. So, why the different approach? Why the different gestures and all when we're all the same in fact? Maybe it's something all of us have to ponder on, maybe it's something the world has to think about, of pride and status. I believe, and forever will believe, that all of us are equal and that opinions should be heard from all and thus end with a proper decision to any problem.

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PS: IVY! Was this the old code you wanted? :D