I was trying to scrub the dirt off my toilet tiles yesterday during shower and there are corners where the brush was unable to reach thus I used those dishwasher sponge to scrub the dirt.
Wad happens next is that I hurt my back. Till now, it has been 12 hours and my back is still so pain.
I am going to take time off and to see a sinseh for my back later on at Ang Mo Kio as recommended by my mum.
It hurts. 
I heard that Mobile One (M1) got the rights for iPhone and a lot of people are asking when StarHub is launching. Seriously, I don’t care about it also as I am contented with my blackberry phone.
The red company got the BPL rights and the orange company got the iPhone rights now along with the red company. What will happen to the green company?
Working in a sales line often let me see how colleagues work hard on sales target and sometimes misunderstandings occur when one suspects another who stole the sales.
Recently, I got a case whereby customer. Mr. X is a totally new subscriber with no contacts with my company at all. He called in and wishes to subscribe for our service and I attended to him and I open his account under my queue as I am pending for his sign up another service.
On the day of appointment, he called in to cancel and claimed that someone offered him better promotions. I kept cool and cancelled my appointment on my end but I did not cancel the order that is under my sales ID.
Guess what? “Someone” just stole the sales and put my order under HER code.
She is the out source department and Mr. X is a totally new subscriber as I just mentioned. I highly suspected that she went into my queue and took the lead immediately and mark sales under her sales ID.
Moreover, she placed a referrer for Mr. X who has the same surname as her. (Might be of coincidence or might be her family member.)
Anyway, I have already report this incident to the higher authority. I hope that she have a valid reason on how she get to contact a customer who is not in our database.
Sales ethic, Ms C, do you have it or not?
Try to solve this
Jim bought some chocolates and gave half of it to Ken. Ken bought some sweets and gave half of it to Jim. Jim ate 12 sweets and Ken ate 18 chocolates.
The ratio of Jim’s sweets to chocolates became 1:7 and the ratio of Ken’s sweets to chocolates became 1:4.
How many sweets did Ken buy?
For ladies
Do you ever hate your boss for scolding you when he had mood swings? Sometimes it is not your fault but you had to shoulder the blame and you feel that it is very unfair?
