I’m not religious but I’d like to share a testimony today with everyone. I just flew from Taipei to Kuala Lumpur and earlier when I was at KLIA immigration queuing to get my passport stamped, there was a boy who looked to be around 14-16 years old in front of me. He was with his father and they were both Singaporean. The boy looked decent and was well-spoken but then something really disgusting happened.
He started digging his nose with his index finger and eating, YES eating the “gold” that he dug out from his nose. And mind you he did this not once but multiple times while having a deep discussion about flight miles and seat arrangements on different airlines with his Dad. His Dad could see what his son was doing, but did not stop him and continued talking. I was like WTFFF if that’s my son I’m immediately telling him off for being such an unhygienic prick and we’re in KL there’s so much good food that awaits can you not wait and not makan your freaking pi sai and please behave your Singaporean ass can dont not throw our damn face eh sai bo 😫
What really irked me was that when you go through immigration, they require your index fingerprints to be scanned and I was really afraid I’d end up at the same counter as the boy and have to place my index fingers on the damn scanner that he just placed his disgusting, sticky, mucus-stained index fingers on. I prayed that I wouldn’t be at the same counter but to my dismay, his father asked him to go first and I seemed doomed to end up at the same counter as the gold digging boy. But all of a sudden just as I was about to walk to that doomed mucus stained counter, a new immigration officer turned up and OPENED A NEW COUNTER and immediately gestured for me to come over.
I WAS SOOOO RELIEVED & ELATED but at the same time felt really bad for the Angmor dude behind me. Oh well! Hope you guys enjoyed my testimony. My prayers were answered today 🙏🏻
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