Dingzzzz

Story 1

It was the end of the final day of the IT fair and I decided to walk over to the D-link booth.

I quickly spotted her and wondered how I should do my approach. At this very moment, Lady Luck smiled on me and she stepped out of her booth to talk to a potential customer. I quickly darted my way over.

“Hi, would you like a router?”

“Nope, I don’t want a router, but I want your number.”

-girl flees-

Story 2

I was in Bugis and decided to take a shortcut through the alleyways to save on some walking distance. As I turned around the corner, I met a middle aged, well dressed, man who appeared to be heading his own way.

He suddenly stopped and asked if I could spare him some money to take the bus. I asked him how much he needed and he mumbled “as much as you can spare.” I decided to spare him ten bucks just in case he had a long way to go(and I was still paying student rates and did not know what adult fares were like) and he looked like he would need a drink.

After pocketing the money, he pushed a small box onto me. Smiling, he said “It’s just small token,” in crisp, perfect English.

He trotted off and I resumed my journey.. I slowly opened up the box and to my surprise, it was a Motorola V9, the very phone I am using today.