I remember when my friend first announced he was a manager at the bank. He was so proud of himself, and I could tell he was looking forward to showing off his new position.

Thinks his manager rank is very big, but it is just like an executive in jobs outside the bank

But what he didn’t know was that a manager in a bank was just like an executive position in other jobs outside the bank.

My friend had been working in the bank for quite a few years and was finally promoted to manager. He was used to being the go-to person for all the employees and the customers, which made him feel important and powerful.

He was always talking about how he was the manager and how he was in charge of everything at the bank. But he didn’t understand that a manager in a bank is just like an executive position in other jobs outside the bank.

The truth is, a manager in a bank is still just an employee, no matter how high up they are in the hierarchy. They are responsible for managing the staff and making sure all the rules and regulations are being followed, but they don’t have the power to make decisions or change policies.

They are in a similar position to an executive in any other business. They are responsible for making sure the business runs smoothly, but they don’t have the power to make the final decisions.

My friend had a hard time understanding this concept and it was difficult to explain to him. He thought that because he was the manager, he was the most important person in the bank and that everyone had to do whatever he said.

It took some time for him to understand that he was still part of the team and that everyone had a role to play, no matter their rank.

My Caucasian friend arrived in Singapore for his holiday one day and he looked me up for dinner when he was here.

Asked me how come got no Singaporean ‘chickens’, he wanted to try one

I picked him up and as we drove through the streets, he commented that he noticed most of the ‘chickens’ working at Geylang were PRC, Thai or Vietnamese.

He was really curious as to why he could not find any Singaporean ‘chickens’. He said that he had tried before ‘chickens’ from many Asian countries, but had never had the chance to try a Singaporean one before.

I had never expected him to ask me such a question and I was not sure how to answer him because it is true that I had never really seen or know much about Singaporeans offering services.

In the end, I told him whatever I heard before from all the coffeeshop talk that it is still possible to find Singaporean ‘chickens’. They usually operate in discreet locations and you just have to have some contacts or connections to find them.

Most of them are willing to provide their services to both locals and foreigners but it is usually illegal and Singaporean ‘chickens’ usually charge much higher rates and it can go as high as in the thousands.

I told him that the price is not really worth it and if he really wanted some release he can just go to Geylang for it as the girls there go for frequent checks and they all take safety measures.

In the end, he went home feeling disappointed that he did not try the local cuisine here.

It was one of those days that I thought I had hit rock bottom. I had worked for my boss for 5 years and had always been loyal to him, but that all changed when I found out that he had run off with the company funds.

I still remember the morning it happened. I had just arrived at the office, ready to start my day. I was greeted by a handful of colleague who were all looking concerned.

They told me that the company accounts had been emptied and the boss had disappeared.

At first I couldn’t believe what they were saying. I had been so loyal to him, and he had turned his back on me and the company. I felt betrayed and angry, but also afraid. I had no idea what was going to happen to me.

It wasn’t long before I found out that I was out of a job, and that the company was going to have to close down. I was devastated. I had worked so hard to build a successful career, and now it was all gone.

I had no idea what to do next. I had invested so much time and energy into this job that I couldn’t imagine starting over. I felt like I had hit rock bottom.

I knew that I needed to make some changes, so I started looking for a new job and began to rebuild my career. It wasn’t easy, but I eventually found something that I liked and was able to get back on my feet.

Loyalty is nothing

I had learned a valuable lesson – never trust anyone completely. I had given my loyalty to my former boss, and he had betrayed me. I was determined to never let myself be in that position again.

Looking back, I’m glad that I was able to turn my situation around. I know that it could have been a lot worse, and I’m thankful that I was able to move past it.

The experience taught me to be more aware of who I trust and to always be prepared for the worst. I’m now more confident in my abilities and trust my own judgement.

I’m grateful for the experience and the lessons it taught me. It wasn’t easy, but I’m glad I was able to move past it and come out stronger.

I had been dating my boyfriend for over a year when I first noticed a pattern in his behavior.

He had a huge ego and was always bragging about his accomplishments. He would often criticize people, including me, for not being as great as he was. This behavior was starting to really bother me, so I decided to confront him about it.

I sat him down and told him that his moronic ego was going to destroy his future. I tried to be as gentle as possible, but I was also honest. I told him that by constantly putting himself above others and being so condescending, he was only driving people away. I explained that in the long run, this behavior would limit his success, as people would be less likely to want to work with him or be around him.

My boyfriend was taken aback and felt blindsided by my words. He had no idea I felt this way. We talked through the issue and he admitted that he had been acting this way for a while, but that he hadn’t realized how it was affecting me and our relationship. He apologized and agreed to try to change his behavior.

Over the next few weeks, I noticed a marked difference. He stopped bragging and instead focused on listening to others. He also began to open up more and be more accepting of constructive criticism. I was so proud of him for taking the initiative to make such a big change.

However, as time went on, I noticed that his ego was starting to come back again. He would still brag about himself, and his condescending attitude would really hurt my feelings. I had to sit him down again and remind him of our earlier conversation. I made sure to be gentle and not accuse him of anything, but I was firm in my words conversation with him about it.

My boyfriend’s ego was definitely getting in the way of his future. If he does not change he probably does not have a future with me as well.

I am already thinking to break up with him.

P.S: Dickson if your reading this, I hope you don’t regret.

I’m a flight attendant. I’ve been working for my airline for seven years now and I’ve seen a lot of things in that time. I’ve seen happy passengers, sad passengers, and everything in between. I’ve also seen a lot of different dietary requirements. It’s my job to make sure all passengers are taken care of, no matter what their needs may be.

Dog food for vegans

That’s why I’m so frustrated when it comes to vegan passengers. I understand that some passengers are vegan for moral reasons, but it’s still my job to provide them with a meal. Unfortunately, my airline doesn’t have a wide variety of vegan options and what we do have is often sub-par. We refer to it as “dog food” because it literally comes out of a can.

We pour it onto a plate and it’s slimy.

The worse part is, they did not inform the airline that they are vegan until they boarded the plane, what genius.

It’s not just vegan passengers who get stuck with this dog food either. Vegetarians, flexitarians, and anyone who demands a plant-based meal also get served the same meal. The food is often bland and unappetizing, and it’s rarely enough to fill anyone up. It’s also loaded with preservatives and other unhealthy ingredients.

It’s not just the food that bothers me either. It’s the way we serve it that’s often worse. We don’t give vegan passengers any utensils or napkins, and we don’t offer them any other options. We simply hand them their “dog food” and tell them that’s all we have.

I understand that it’s not always easy to accommodate vegan passengers, and I’m not saying that my airline should be expected to cater to everyone’s needs. But I do think they can do better. A little bit of effort would go a long way and make a huge difference to vegan passengers.

So, if you’re a vegan passenger, remember that you deserve better than “dog food”, always request Vegan food when your booking the flight. Not until the plane takes off.

Note: I come from one of the most prestigious airlines in the world. I can’t say their name as they will fire me if I talk to the media. It happened to my colleague

I learned the hard way about the importance of having spare emergency cash when I was traveling in the United States.

I had been traveling for a few weeks, and I had been living on a very tight budget. I had budgeted out my trip so that I had just enough money to last me until I reached my destination.

Unfortunately, I hadn’t expected the unexpected. A few days into my trip, my car broke down. I was stranded in the middle of nowhere, without a way to get to where I needed to go. I had no friends or family nearby to help me out, and the nearest town was hours away. I had no choice but to call a tow truck and have my car towed back to the nearest town.

Once I reached the town, I realized that my budget was completely blown. I had no money to pay for the tow truck or for a place to stay. I was stuck and desperate. I was lucky enough to find a cheap motel that would let me stay for the night.

The experience taught me how important it is to have spare emergency cash when you’re travelling. If I had had a little bit of extra cash, I could have avoided the whole ordeal. Instead, I was stuck in a strange town with no way to get home.

Having spare emergency cash can also be helpful if you find yourself in an unexpected medical emergency. If you’re in a foreign country, it can be difficult to access the medical care you need without the right resources. Having extra cash can help you access the necessary medical care without worrying about the cost.

Having spare emergency cash can also help you if you’re ever in a bind while shopping or dining out. If you find yourself in a situation where you need a little extra cash, having some saved up can be a lifesaver. You won’t have to worry about finding a way to withdraw more money or having to take out a loan.

Finally, having extra emergency cash can also help you if you ever find yourself stranded in an unfamiliar place. If you ever find yourself without a place to stay or a way to get home, having some extra cash can help you get back on your feet.