What goes around, comes around
What goes up, must come down

Suatu hari, seorang peguam berlaku kerek dan gedebe terhadap gua. Hari ini, I could have done the same to him, which would result in him having to answer to his client/boss. It could have been a classic case of ‘what goes around comes around’. I could but I did not. Kerana masa di uni gua belajar Ethics of Legal Profession dan kerana ibubapa gua telah instill etika dalam diri gua. Juga kerana jika gua menang, gua mahu menang kerana gua/firma gua bagus. One of the best advises I read somewhere is “Be nice to the people you meet on your way up, because you might meet them again on your way down”. Keep that in mind.

On another note:

Well now we’re talking! I watched 90% of the game semalam and I must say, walaupun masih kalah, Malaysian team gave us a quite commendable performance. Kira okaylah, nampaklah effort mereka. Pujian perlu diberikan kepada some of them yang kelihatan berusaha iaitu seperti Indraputra, Shukor dan Safee yang lincah, budak comel Aidil, and of course the very, very motivated goalie Azizon. Evidently, the counseling works.

But the highlights of the game are:
(1) When Ibu berkata kepada Bapak: “Alaah kalau kita kat situ pun tak semestinya dapat amek bola tu”, and Bapak responded with “Itu sebabla tak jadi pemain bola, jadi pegawai polis. Yang nak jadi pemain bola, mainla bola betul2”. Nice one, Bapak.

(2) When the commentator di minit ke-25, berkata: “Ya, Malaysia perlu mengekalkan corak permainan bertahan ini sehingga ke akhir perlawanan” Corak bertahan semata-mata? For another 70 minutes? Hahaha good one, Mr. Commentator! Really memanjakan.

And oh, ngee... Iran players itu, sangatlah eye candies! Teehee.