I had a chat with a friend about part time jobs and it brought me back to school days. I've never really done anything crazy but all of them were still fun experiences despite some of them being tiring as well. I grew up helping my dad when he delivered goods to customers. He had kidney issues and basically couldn't carry heavy stuff. He also didn't have much education so he can't really write. Me and my brother took turns after school to help carry stuff and issue physical receipts. We'd carry items that were 20-30kgs sometimes. Male customers often made fun of me, 'Wah this cha bo (girl) so strong, next time if the husband go drinking she'll go carry him back' It was really annoying and I hated it. My dad was also really strict with the receipts. We would get an earful everytime we made a mistake. He was always extra angry when we accidentally overcharge anyone. 'I'm not as angry if you undercharge, but if you overcharge, people will lose trust and they won't come back' Honestly I don't know how he's good in maths given he didn't even finish primary school. Apart from that I also remember doing a data entry job with friends during school holidays. I think it was RM100/day. That was a lot back then. They told us that by hook or crook we'll have to finish it in 3 days. I've never typed as fast in my life. We finished it in 2 days and got paid for 2 days. Dumb school kids 😂 After secondary school I had a short break and worked as a part time waitress for RM2.50/hour. I took the night shift which ended at 11pm coz I still had to help my dad in the day time. I've learnt to deal with fussy customers and hot tempered chefs. Customer: Why does it taste different? Last time not like that. Take it back to the chef. *walks to chef to return food with trembling hands* Chef: Same what! I've always cooked the same way. Bring it back to her! Hmm I also did some other jobs during college but that's for another day. Have you done any odd jobs before? What were they? There's really nothing wrong with doing odd jobs especially if you have to during these times. I believe that there's always something to learn from every experience.

【每週新發現 - 01.09.21】 . 每天聽太多各種怪歌，有時候一不小心就忘了分享（大部分是懶），後來覺得小可惜，因為這些歌真的都很好聽（但我依然懶）。最後只好用一種，懶惰與積極並存的小介紹，跟大家分享這些我覺得很棒的作品🤣 . 其實我最不會寫的就是懶人包了…所以大家也不要把這些當成認真的介紹，把他們當成我平日無聊碎嘴的音樂筆記好了🤓 . 以下是我這一兩天亂挖到的作品： . 1️⃣Scott Orr - Know U 起伏的鼓聲帶著你進入思想宮殿，穿梭在屬於自己的大城堡，看著牆上不同的人物畫像，那些因著畫面反照出來的故事回憶，讓人不斷問著自己：「I don’t know, I don’t really know you.」 . 尾奏出現的豎笛聲卻帶人進入另一種坦然狀態。「不知道又如何？不明白又如何？」這初始萌生的不在乎，卻又快速消弭於意識波幅裡。 . 2️⃣Zac Crook - you wouldn’t know 我覺得這首很順，很可愛又很順耳（哈哈哈我真的詞窮了）。但這是這五首歌裡面我最喜歡的一首，簡單輕鬆沒什麼壓力，適合每個被生活壓爆的朋友們😇 . 3️⃣高中正義 - THAT’S THE WAY OF THE WORLD 這首歌是在柏緯的《每週新發現》挖到的，其實之前 Zola 推薦時，我已經把整張聽過了一遍。但不知為何，當這首歌再度響起時，我還是點了顆愛心，掉進輕鬆粉紅泡裡🥰 . 就鬆鬆的跟著旋律音樂飄，想飄去哪就飄。夏天的椰子樹、快墜落的夕陽、在一旁總是偷看你的藍色眼睛。那些使你幸福的小小物件，都在這首歌裡出現了🥂 . 4️⃣小袋成彬、5lack - Gaia 聽前奏原本以為是西洋歌，結果日文登場時直接抓回所有主導權。儘管加入了嘻哈饒舌與小小 Gospel 元素，日本音樂的文化深度還是在歌者開口的瞬間充滿了歌曲。 . 東方最洋派的國家做的音樂果然很不一樣。不聽歌詞的情況下，已經能在編曲上感受到創作者說故事的高超能力了。如果大家有機會安靜下來把這首歌聽完，相信不管你聽不聽的懂日文，眼前都有屬於自己的回憶故事浮現的。 . 5️⃣Alto Moon - Mars 為什麼我選了這首呢？因為他很芭樂（欸不是）。簡單的和弦編制甚至能預測的旋律人聲，沒什麼令人驚訝的橋段編制卻讓人鬆到一個不行。像是一首簡單又不簡單的小情歌，寫給那位也有著火星夢的特別女孩。 . 就是很簡單很舒服的一首西洋芭樂歌🤣 非常中偶的心❤️ . 對我來說這些新發現的歌曲，跟每週的新歌一樣重要。所以我不會再把《每週新發現》和之後也許說不定會出現的《新歌快報》分開來放，所有的歌曲只會收錄在《每日歌單》的連結裡。 . 不然也太多歌單…我腦袋都要爆了😵‍💫 . 點進首頁連結的「每日歌單」聽聽這些歌😆 如果你喜歡，也歡迎分享訂閱按讚喔🥰 . #1day1music #一日一樂 #20210901 #Music #musiccritic #每週新發現 #音樂 #音樂分享 #故事 #歌曲 #專輯 #樂評 #KO評

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