the misconception.

so i was walking to the bus station after work this evening and i saw something ugly. the scene of people spitting and blowing their nose on the sidewalk. okay, it's not something that we've never seen in malaysia. well, at least it's something that i always see whenever i'm at the bus station. and also, men who can walk and talk normally, asking money from other people. and some people give them money so that they will leave with their smelly clothes. and i wonder... why they have to do that? can't they just clean themselves up and look for a job? can't they go to those shelter homes or maybe church to seek some help? i'm sure there's places that helps those unfortunate people.

and also, i walked pass this two people, a couple i guess. the girl was holding some tissues on her hand and she just toss it down the small water-exit to the drain. those holes along the roadside was actually designed to get the water flowing during heavy rain. to avoid flood. and some people just threw rubbish in that hole, assuming that it's a rubbish bin. and people always complain about how slow the water flow when it's raining heavily. thanks to those people who assumed that those tiny holes every 3-4 feet along the raod is a rubbish hole.