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Some food, especially the sweet ones, can be a guilty pleasure, but too much of the pleasure can be harmful. A beverage that is currently making its rounds on the Internet, Special Strawberry Milkshake, attracted the attention of netizens, particularly for its high sugar content. The sweetness is possibly more than what you imagined (and more than what you can take). In the video, the vendor at a restaurant in Sungai Buloh shared the step-by-step to prepare a 40-litre strawberry milkshake drink, and the speciality lies in the ingredients. Source: Facebook | Kartini Ibrahim After pouring in the concentrated strawberry juice, the vendor poured in 10 cans of condensed milk, but the sweetness did not end there. The addition of the condensed milk visually “alters” the drink, but here comes more sweetness. After adding ice cubes, an entire tub of fruit-flavoured ice cream was added in and topped with strawberry-flavoured Nata De Coco as the finishing. Source: Facebook | Kartini Ibrahim Source: Facebook | Kartini Ibrahim “Easier to find parking” In the comment sections of China Press, many netizens weighed in on the drink with their sense of dark humour, and some highlighted getting diabetes while others joked about the ease of finding a parking spot with the illness. Sounds lovely for a sip or two but to those who fancy something sweet, what do you think of this?

Anyone who has their Mom lace his/her shoes .. deserves this ~~

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exactly what I wanted to post after watching the video! Yuki Lin is 100% @noobmaster chaiz...

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A Chinese national in Malaysia has a piece of advice for the industries in the country that may come in handy if we don’t want to be swept away in this competitive world. In her Xiao Hong Shu (RED) post @豆豆大马签证中心（华夏), Dou Dou said if the industries in Malaysia remained in comfort zones and are resistant to changes, it will take less than two years for Malaysia to be eliminated from the market. Source: Xiao Hong Shu (RED) “I’ve worked in many industries and dealt with many employers in China for the past 10 years, so I am well aware of how the Chinese navigate their businesses.” Dou also said that she expected to receive criticism for sharing her thoughts as she did in the past when Malaysians would tell her to “go back to China.” According to Dou, over the past two years, more than 700,000 Chinese expatriates have been living in Malaysia, with a large number of Chinese companies registered with the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM). Not only that, but the Chinese companies are already operating at high speeds in Malaysia. Source: Xiao Hong Shu (RED) She points out certain industries that she claims are still behind When it comes to various industries in Malaysia, Dou commented on the flaws and how they are still behind as compared to those in China. Catering industry – similar menu for 10 years, lack of innovation and bad service. Medical and beauty industry – technology is far behind the Chinese market. Home decoration & construction – Design concept is conservative and construction efficiency is low. Source: Xiao Hong Shu (RED) Dou also mentioned smart door locks. saying that Malaysians are still using the traditional key and lock, while fingerprint and password locks have been popular in China for a long time. “How would the local industries react if the Chinese companies enter the market here?” Source: Xiao Hong Shu (RED) “Adapt, don’t resist” In her video, Dou advised Malaysian industries to face changes with an open mind and learn to adapt to market changes. “Don’t resist the competition. The entry of foreign markets does not mean the local enterprises are being replaced.” “Learn from China’s business models to improve efficiency and competitiveness. Or else, you’ll see yourself getting eliminated from the market in less than 2 years.” Dou also clarified that you do not necessarily need to sacrifice your holiday and rest time to improve.

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today lunch I jiak indian muslim brayani chicken... side got cracker, vege, onion, carrots, kali sauce, and half side full piece of chicken breast with one wing attached.... 6.50$ only.... the brayani rice given is almost like 2 bowl ... I want to complain I jiak until too full ah

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later x post says china steal ASML intellectual properties