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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Pei Yang's Theory of Work Done ; 10:48 PM

Work done should be : {(money * number of people) / tasks}
Work to me in the morning and afternoon is about getting very very dirty. Whole body including face became black , thanks to the forklifts' exhaust + floor dust. Really dusty lor. I went home and go to the mirror in my bathroom, i whack my hair and i can see all the dust coming down. Work in the day is about weighing metal.
At night is about looking at scenery, playing on anchored ships, riding around the compound and of course looking at new cars.
Handling $5000 per day is super cool, giving out to the employees. But hor very bu she de.
Honda Civic Type R is the love!


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