What's the matter with me, isn't there anything that I don't loathe?
You know how I have never liked canteen day. It happened again this morning. We decided to call it extracurricular activities carnival this year. Different name but nothing different except that this event is worse than last year's. At 9a.m, everything has sold out except for drinks. What the f*** am I going to do with 10 bucks worth of coupon like this? Some stalls reopened an hour later. By 11a.m, only drinks stalls were still selling, the others have closed and people still have a few bucks worth of coupons unspent. Food is still f***ing pricey.
I don't know why we would want to call this extracurricular activities carnival. There was absolutely nothing extracurricular about this event, just that the stalls are said to be run by teachers and pupils from the few societies and clubs in school. What's more frustrating is that the donations from this activity will be funding the pupils who achieve excellent results in UPS*R this year (when the results are announced) to a trip to Langka*i. The GB promised to take the excellent students there, but somewhere on the way realized that there's no funding. Owh, please. If that's the thinking capability, I could be a GB too.
You know how I have never liked canteen day. It happened again this morning. We decided to call it extracurricular activities carnival this year. Different name but nothing different except that this event is worse than last year's. At 9a.m, everything has sold out except for drinks. What the f*** am I going to do with 10 bucks worth of coupon like this? Some stalls reopened an hour later. By 11a.m, only drinks stalls were still selling, the others have closed and people still have a few bucks worth of coupons unspent. Food is still f***ing pricey.
I don't know why we would want to call this extracurricular activities carnival. There was absolutely nothing extracurricular about this event, just that the stalls are said to be run by teachers and pupils from the few societies and clubs in school. What's more frustrating is that the donations from this activity will be funding the pupils who achieve excellent results in UPS*R this year (when the results are announced) to a trip to Langka*i. The GB promised to take the excellent students there, but somewhere on the way realized that there's no funding. Owh, please. If that's the thinking capability, I could be a GB too.