One of those days......
Its not a bad day i guess...but its just one of those days where alot of things become clear.
1. I finally realised why i love my job so much. Its cos i hate programming. Me testing programs is kind of my way of revenge on programming. My chance to rip it apart. Thats probably why i am quite "passionate" about testing. Its cos i hate programming with a passion.
2. I fully understand why people discriminate against asians. Its not all asians, but its usually the minority group that gives the rest a bad name. My dad dropping my sister off on this one lane one way street. We started driving out of the street when some farked up FOB asian guy decides to drive his truck the wrong way down the street. I got out of the car and told him in english and in chinese that its a one way street. I even said "you can only drive in one direction on this street". The guy and his daughter and son (??) decided to ignore me and went "yeh yeh" and kept edging forward. By this time there was 3 cars trying to get out of the street. (there was angled parking and the guy was blocking 2 of the cars from moving. This went on for about 5 mins when my dad just gave up and decided to park onto the footpath and let the dickprick pass. That really shits me cos the guy obviously thinks hes still in china and can do wotever he wants. He didnt care he was in the wrong. He didnt care that there were 4 cars plus the neighbours on the street all out yelling at him to go the other way. He was in china as far as he cared and he was going to do wotever he wants. Its fuckin people like him that give other people an excuse to discriminate against us. And i fully understand and agree with them. :T
3. I can't believe how different i am from my parents. After that incident with the FOB, we went around the block and saw the stupid truck go the opposite direction and i said to my dad i should get his license plate number and call the cops. This started an argument with my parents where they were accusing me of being bad tempered etc etc. Yes i was pissed off. But i believe my actions was because i wanted justice. It was at that point i realise how different our beliefs and values were. My parents have the typical asian thinking. If you see something happen, its better to turn a blind eye to avoid trouble. That is what they believe, that is what they try to teach me. Maybe cos i'm a Libra, but i believe in justice. Yes life is not always fair. But WHEN and IF i can do something about it, i will. I am the opposite to what they believe. If i see someone being wronged, i want to help and not turn my back on them. I guess the way they think is all about self preservation and i understand that. But for me, i can't think the same way as them. I always think "What if that me?". What if i was the one getting attacked, and someone who saw the whole thing decided to turn a blind eye and pretended they didnt see a single thing? What if, because of that person pretending not to see anything, that the guy gets off scot free? What if because of that person not saying anything, that the guy can hurt someone else? I don't want to be that person. I don't want to give the guy a chance to hurt someone again. I know i'll probably get myself into trouble one day. But i would rather take that risk then have a guilty feeling gnawing at my insides because i let that guy get away with something. And in my books, thats as bad as the person committing the crime. That is me. That is who i will always be.
4. There is such a thing as being too depressed to shop.
