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Most people will probably say "mee siam mai hum", which was at least 2 or 3 years ago. Don't think it was last year. But I don't find this story either too memorable or humerous. So he mistook mee siam for laksa, big deal.
My favourite national day rally story was from many years back, during GCT time.
I can't remember his exact words and don't feel like searching for it through the archives, but it was something like this.
He was talking about social graciousness or courtesy and he recounted what happened to him. He was in the back seat of his car when another car cut into the path of his driver. His driver had to take very quick evasive action otherwise they would have got into an accident. The driver of the other car sped off, but GCT mentioned that at that time, he wanted to get the car stopped and tell the driver that he had just cut into the path of the prime minister (which he was at that time of course). He laughed and the whole audience laughed with him.
Not surprised at all by his thoughts at that time, since probably 99% of people in his position and situation would probably have thought that at that time. But surprised that he said this in a speech. Not the story itself, but what he wanted to tell the driver.
What's your favourite national day rally story in view that national day and rally are coming up? Hope it's not mee siam mai hum.
At least we can look forward to seeing who's in the "in crowd" curently.
My favourite national day rally story was from many years back, during GCT time.
I can't remember his exact words and don't feel like searching for it through the archives, but it was something like this.
He was talking about social graciousness or courtesy and he recounted what happened to him. He was in the back seat of his car when another car cut into the path of his driver. His driver had to take very quick evasive action otherwise they would have got into an accident. The driver of the other car sped off, but GCT mentioned that at that time, he wanted to get the car stopped and tell the driver that he had just cut into the path of the prime minister (which he was at that time of course). He laughed and the whole audience laughed with him.
Not surprised at all by his thoughts at that time, since probably 99% of people in his position and situation would probably have thought that at that time. But surprised that he said this in a speech. Not the story itself, but what he wanted to tell the driver.
What's your favourite national day rally story in view that national day and rally are coming up? Hope it's not mee siam mai hum.
At least we can look forward to seeing who's in the "in crowd" curently.
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