Later, my sis asked me to join her for a dinner at Ferenghi Seafood accompanied by a fren from Baghdad. The charming lad - post grad student in USM - was happy to share many things about Malaysia and his war-torn country. Mr Ali looked forward to settle down in Malaysia, but he reserved his comment about Penang. “This island sleeps too early. I prefer KL!” Point no 2: Not necessarily you are a clubbing guy, but a metro mustn’t sleep!
Now I knew the meaning of generation-gap very well, and how different age saw my KL in different ways. The point is both agreed that KL embraces the ideas of good-living and good-people, and with the hard life that they have been enduring back-home, it was a honest comment to say that KL - and Malaysia - is one of the wonderful places to live in the world!
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