I'm Lovin' It

I don't know the taxpayer has perhaps much of an understanding of just how much wealth has been and is being and can be created that flows through the economy and just how many jobs depend upon it. -John Anderson

Listen all Malaysian...the price of petroleum was increase AGAIN! and this time it hike up 30 cents...still very cheap in the region so don't worry...The government still love you that is why they only increase it for 30 cents...30 cents is very cheap compared to your AF SMS fee right? ...WRONG!

Let do some mathematics...
30 cents price hike..that mean now whoever owns a car have to pay RM1.92 for a litre of gas.
Okay for a small car like Kancil..ussually it take about RM55 for its full 35L tank...now the Kancil owners have to pay RM 70 for the same amount of petrol....the difference is only RM 15still cheap right..there is nothing much you can do with it...grin!

For a typical sedan like Wira for example full tank cost RM70 and now it cost RM90. RM20 difference and the goverment is yellling cheapest it the region They want to use RM4.4b that they save from the subsidi to increase service public transportation...yeah right.....the most outdated crap!Nothing had been done before and I don't thing anything will be done in the future

Let see with the petrol hike 30 cents...your 'mamak roti canai' increase it price by 20 cents. Why?..because the price of flour also increase by 20 cents...because the lorry use to take all the flour from its original factory have to pay more for petrol....so did everything else in life...the school bus fare might hike RM3, even your 'teh tarik' will have an increase in price..believe me...So do you still think we have the cheapest price in the region when you can go to Indonesia and Thailand and shop a very low price items compared to Malaysia, and we don't have to pay for tol some more when using the highway..hmmm

What to do..when you are the average Malaysian with not so mouch money and now you even have to spent more mone on petrol while all the 'yang berhormat' have an allowance for the petroleum they use.....all you can say is 'm Lovin' it..thank you 'Yang Berhormat'.

Every economy is uncertain. Referring to this or any economy as "uncertain" is an unnecessary and pessimistic redundancy.- Bo Benne