Perhatian: Apabila dah 5 bulan blog terbiar, jadi bila nak tulis dia berterabus sikit.
Femes Emes stands for Famous Amos. Working experience for a month in Famous Amos has been one of the most unforgetable moments in my life. Lots of things I've discovered during this particular period, new acquaintance and new skills.
Skills ke? The first thing I thought to myself before I worked in Famous is that woking there would be awesome since you can eat the cookies for
Fuhreee. But I thought wrong, I mean yeah, of course I got free cookies but the work is a no joke. No joke. Its not worth it to work there. The amount of work is double the pay. *
Memang kerja dekat Food and Beverages memang penat, bukan Famous Amos only #mukaserious* But since I don't mind about the pay that much, I've decided to work there to gain new experience.Okay tak, I was too despo, I couldnt find any other jobs for that moment. I need MONEY for my trip. haha. BUT guess what? I've gain more than an experience, its a journey. Journey in turning over a new leaf, a
new Zalikha.
I've learned that life is
not an easy thing. That although you have high education, you can't go far without one thing,
diligence. Kau tak rajin, kau tak boleh pergi mana bro. You have got to be diligent in learning new things, to lower down yourself, be humble to the world. You can't be like yeah,
'Im the best man here'. Nope, you aren't when you're still new at something. Frankly speaking, the first day I worked there, after a few hours, I literally fainted because of the new environment; the heat and the smell. You must be like '
WHAA, cookies smells good what? " Yes,but if you smell it for a long period, it can gives you an obnoxious feeling to your throat. No kidding. *Sambung* So I fainted on the floor. God knows how embarassed I was. Dude, I was surrounded by the workers who are 98% men. Lagi lagi foreigners. WOKAYH. Next,
Communication. Alaa I think you guys now that when we hear about Famous Amos, the first thing comes up to your mind is Bangla. KAN KAN, jangan tipu wehhh. It may sound racist, but its True. So yeah, kerja sana memang aku cakap pun dah macam Bangla dah weh. Hoho. Habis saham jatuh nyoh. But somehow I loike those Banglas better than Malays BECAUSE in a way that they don't take advantage towards you. They know the boundaries, BUT one thing I dont loike is that they think they can get girls by treats. Belanja yknow. Saya tak suka ambil advantage terhadap orang lain. ECEH, poyos. Pastu dah belanja orang, then minta orang belanja balik. Macam tak ikhlas ye dok~ K. Yknow what Im saying. EH tak tak, aku tak angau dengan Bangla eh. Don't over think too much.
New acquaintance, most of them I met in the surau.
*Eceh, terus keluar cahaya nurani. :p* Some I met in the lift. There are a few juga, yang paling rapat is this one girl working at Kenny Rogers. Then one of them is a Starbuck's worker. There are a lot of customers juga yang friendly. Yang I still contact till today is this one customer. She's 24 years old. She went to Famous to buy things for her engangement ceremony. Since she's the only one yang shop on that Friday morn. So we had a casual talk then it turn out that she had a lot in common with me. Her interest in education and perspective towards things. After she paid, dengan stylenya, She gave me her business card. I can still remember her dialogue till today.
"Kalau free ke apa nak lepak, just call la" PERGH. Style weh. And guess what we've met a couple of times and it feels as if we've known each other since Azali. Amboi.
Ps: Nak kurangkan stress bekerja, senyum selalu. Tapi jangan senyum tak bertempat, nanti orang kata kau GILA.