World Cup Fever – 10 best reasons not to go to work/class
- I don’t know how does this happen, but someone switched my clock to the German time. When I wake up (according to my clock), it’s time to go to bed (Malaysian time).
- England make it to the second round, I thought we have public holiday? (Please lar, already merdeka for 49 years! You thought we still under Queen Elizabeth meh?
- Argentina Football Association promised their players an incentive of USD 5000 for every goal scored. After the match against Serbia and Montenegro, I was calculating how much tax that is payable to the Argentina Government. Argentina scored 6 goals, which make the tax computation complicated. Worst still, the foreign exchange rate is changing every second.
- This morning when I was on my way to office/school, I saw two small kids playing football with Michael Ballack, Djibril Cisse, Oliver Kahn, Frank Lampard, David Beckham, Zinede Zidane and even Beckenbaur. I stopped down and watched the match. After the match ended only I realized that it’s an ad from Adidas. (Which stupid fella put a TV in the middle of a football field?)
- Peter Crouch can’t score against T&T in the first half. During half time, I had a video conversation with him and taught him how to score a header. I need some good rest after coaching.
- Yesterday night was damn hot; I was sweating and couldn’t sleep. (Perhaps the weather in Germany had “arrived” here!)
- There’s a scratch on my TV screen and I called a technician to repair it. He came to my house at 3am and I had to entertain him. I look at the technician (not the TV) for two hours to make sure he does the work. He said he can’t repair with the TV off, so I switch on the TV.
- Serbia and Montenegro is going to split into two different countries. This morning, I woke up at 6am to de-consolidate their financial statements. When I’m done, it’s lunch time.
- My phone kept ringing from 12am till 7am which kept me awake the whole night. I really need a sleep after that! (Maxis punya pasal lar, give 50% discount for what!)
- Return from share market is 7-8%; FD is 4.5%. Even EPF only gives out 5% dividend. But in world cup, the ROI is 90-100% (depends on bookie). Of course some get negative returns (because high risk; high return mar). I’m a risk taker, so I choose world cup.
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