The silent treatment

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This is probably one of the most enjoyable journey of my working life in this company. I was staying back in the office to finish up some of the important quotations that my client may need to use by next month, as a result I got off pretty darn late and had myself stuck in pretty bad traffic.

One of my favorite client sent me a photo of a scenery view from the outside of a resort she's having holiday now, and I took a photo of a view of my resort to show her my 2 hours flight is now ⅛ in progress 🤣

Lately, 711 is having a bundle promotion. Tuna cheese sandwich and a cup of hot caramel latte for 6.90. Dude, you can't even get an Americano with this price else where. I've been on strict tuna sandwich breakfast for a couple of days now.

We also went to the vegetarian restaurant across the office, dine in with the vegan gang client. I like the fact that they changed the name of the dishes. Instead of soy chicken, they now call it soy nugget. Instead of vegan abalone, it's now fried mushrooms. The only thing that doesn't have a pure vegan name, it was the meatloaf. I tried pretty darn hard, couldn't come up with a vegan name for that. Wheatloaf?

I've also been wearing different insurance companies facemask on my face. Giving the silent acknowledgement by telling them yes I have connection with these companies. However, none of these related to my future employment. They will do the guessing game by wondering which company I'm potentially joining 🤣

Dinner wise, pretty simple take out food ordered by the home minister. Whatever leftover by the family, I can have the rest. With 2 boiled eggs to complete the protein requirement, I call it a perfect dinner at home.

The silent treatment | Ecency