u/Training_Focus4060

So I was living 2 blocks away from this guy who used to study pharmaceutical science at RP from 2022-2025. He would always harass me by coming to my house and talking about how "useless" me and all of the other ITE students are and how he's a "genius" who's gonna study in Monash uni Melbourne and he loves to obsess over a VJC girl. Well, one of his former classmates reached out to me and said that he plagiarized other students' work so that his grades can go from D to A, he screwed up his internship at Guardian and had to be transferred to Pfizer(covid vaccine company) to intern, wrongly mixed a dose of meds that can overdose a patient, and there was once a lecturer was hungry and gave the class a short break so that he/she can eat, the guy shouted "I paid you for an education!". Im glad to say that he has since moved out to Melbourne and I wont be seeing him anymore.

So fyi I attended a secondary school in the east side that's all boys and lasallian from 2018-21. While there are definitely highlights like discovering my love for singing(I had built a fanbase that's still loyal to this day), attending NPCC(the youth police cca) which had fun camps(sec 2 ASTC camp at Pulau Ubin) and I made lifelong friends who Im still in contact with on IG. Downsides though, being a lasallian school, catholic students(which included me) in sec 1 and 2 had to go to the school chapel every friday to attend prayers which involved reciting the hail mary 50x while counting it on the rosary. I got a yellow book(they call it a "monitoring book", green for light offenses, yellow for moderate and red for severe) in Sec 1 for bringing gum to school to chew and it was miserable cuz the I had to report to the discipline master every morning, get him to sign the book, get every teacher to sign the book after lesson and see the discipline master to sign again after school or else I'll face detention for every missed signature. In sec 2(2019) there was a jester who's name starts with K who would "prank" ppl and he was hated by everyone, sadly he was in NPCC too and was a very difficult junior for my squad to deal with(he was sec 1 in 2019). Then in sec 3(2020) a new principal came in and decided to tekan latecomers by making them run across the field 6x, which happened to me despite me being just a few min late and having epilepsy, the stupid discipline master made me run.

There are times when I had found myself needing to rush for the last bus/train at around 1150pm and I feel that we should bring back those buses that run in the middle of the night from 12-5am when normal bus and mrt services are not running. I avoided riding midnight grab rides home in SG cuz they would be $30-40. But still I feel sad that whenever I have supper in SG I would always have to rely on my parents and their car cuz there's no 24h public transport option. When I travel to JB and stay in the hotels I would find myself going out and having supper till late more frequently cuz the Grab rides are at least affordable(RM10-30 which will be less than sgd $10 only even at midnight)

Well, its undeniable that our mrt, lrt and bus systems are well connected almost everywhere in SG and we dont have to rely on calling a Grab or hailing down a private taxi to get from point A to B. But its unfair that there's no public transport from 12am to 5am and that can be a headache sometimes(rarely but it happens) when Im returning home and need to call my mom to fetch me(cuz idw to pay $20-30 for an expensive midnight Grab ride). Tbh JB is different and if Im staying overnight I dont mind spending the day doing fun activities till late and returning to the hotel at midnight cuz even though there's almost no public transport in JB(the buses there are shit and hardly come, everyone uses Grab there), at least a Grab ride back to the hotel would only be a few dollars even if its midnight.

TW: sexual harassment
So as yall know, Im a student who has previously dropped out from different ITE courses before joining my current one this year. But back in 2022, I was in an IT course(which I eventually dropped out from) and knew this Malaysian Chinese(no offense to Malaysians) guy from KL who naturalized as a Singaporean and was 30yo at thar point of time(he was born in 1992), I didn't look down at him at first and even befriended him(big mistake). Later on that creep told me that he lurks outside TP and would ask alot of the girls for their numbers which made me think that he was just kidding so I didn't think much of it until there was one day when he told me to pull down my pants so that he can see the size of my d**k. He also has a weird habit of inviting me to different places to "meet CEOs" for "business opportunities"(investing hundreds of dollars into crypto currency scam bs). I cut off contact with him and left the course quietly

I was onboard a bus and went to the upper deck to sit, then a very strong and weird smell of braised meat hit me and I saw a middle aged PRC looking(I can see the 东北人 dongbei ren face) lady eating the food and I almost wanted to throw up

So for context it was around 6.30-7pm at a traffic light junction today, me and my friend were about to cross the road then a bus(transporting what looks like workers) swerved in from the right side while the light was green for pedestrians and then the driver reversed and then drove off while its still green for pedestrians. The driver is a Indian man in his 30s to 40s who looks like a CECA immigrant(no offense to Indians)

I had to literally chase after the buses on 2 seperate occasions yesterday and today, cuz the buses were driving on 1 lane away from the bus stop that I was trying to board from and almost skipped the bus stop in question, luckily they would see me at the last minute and suddenly turn in to stop. I saw quite a few buses deliberately skipping the bus stop in question(they would speed by it). Idk if its cuz of the fact that they are behind the bus schedule that they need to follow or something

Ok so I had my SMM exam in ITE yesterday which is luckily an MCQ test but it was vastly different from what was taught, cuz I was expecting a few ROI(Return On Investment) calculation questions to come up cuz this was taught in class by my lecturer and she even kept emphasizing on the formula for ROI and even set mock tests for us with those kind of questions. But in the real exam, not a single ROI question even came up and I saw that there are quite a few challeging theory questions that are not taught in class.

So Im in ITE and yesterday I was supposed to take an exam on the school provided PC but the PCs decided to crash and the whole class cant log in, soon we were told that all 3 ITE schools were affected and next week we'll have to come back for the exam, done in pen and paper(cuz the system will be down for quite some time) even though its meant to be my June holidays