There are 3 pieces of wantan buried underneath, which was great together with their charsiu. Noodles was good but kinda undercooked, maybe it's more suitable with soup. This medium bowl is still below RM10, so it's worth a try if you're around and the shop is open.

Rapid KL seems to be more transparent about bus disruptions due to road closures etc. But like the recent (21-23 July) Putrajaya Line issues, they do inform the public and fix them, although they didn't address the "why". Maybe they keep the post-mortem details internally to avoid lowering the public's trust on KV rail services.

Astro Awani's article worded it this way:

Sementara itu, PN turut mengambil langkah berani dengan menampilkan Pengerusi Pertubuhan Kebajikan ACT Malaysia (ACT), Muhammad Fazil Mohd Dali atau lebih dikenali sebagai Ayahanda Cik Ton di DUN Pandan Indah.

No mention of gangster or his past, but called it a "brave move". Here's a short feature on him in 2019 if people are interested.

Summary on BFM 6pm-to-7:30 discussion about youth vote (audio 56 mins). They invited 2 Malaysiakini journalists who worked on the Newslab feature on whether the green wave was powered by the youth (monyet.cc post), and also another guest professor who is a uni lecturer to understand this topic.

• MKini has data down to polling districts (scroll to "Who did your neighbours vote for?"). They encourage readers to understand how the oldest and youngest vote, since their choices are drowned out when lumped together in the final results. However they acknowledged the data and article they presented can be overwhelming. What they found can be summarised in the next section, which I combined with the guest prof opinions.

• Youth votes will largely follow GE15 trend. The youth don't favour the older BN, went through Sheraton move (-ve for PH), Covid lockdown (+ve for PN) and gig economy, which factors into their vote preferences. Urban-rural, education, employment, and income levels seem to be secondary factors, compared to recent politics and policies. They prefer a strong figure to lead the country/state to stability and look after their rights (not so much youth rights, but the preferential treatment kind).

• Part 1 of MKini election simulator was discussed on BFM here (audio 50 mins).

Edit: Added relevant links.

I haven't voted differently before, not sure if I will this time. Risking slim majority or split the votes just to teach the incumbent a lesson.

If Johor's 2022 election is anything to go by, MUDA stands a better chance than PSM, Pejuang and other smaller parties.

Accidentally tapped the option to redeem? That's a lot of points.

I have not check/log into Reddit for a week, but I set up daily email digests so I can see trending posts in 5 subs. Agree that the vibe has changed in the main sub.

TIL it's already 4 episodes in. I'll be watching these at my own pace.

RM320 million for the penalty/compensation paid March 2021, not even a year later Ismail Sabri suggested to revive the project, few months after being PM.

Plus delivery fee, tax etc...

Sekali sekala ok la.

Ever find it amusing that Americans don't call it "July 4th" like how they usually read out dates?

My6 (roman numeral pun)