樹多必有枯枝，人多必有白癡

樹多必有枯枝，人多必有白癡 = In a forest there are deadwoods, In a society there are retards (suppose to rhyme)

I like this phrase a lot. *thumbs up* It describes our society so well.

Yesterday, I went to try the new Japanese restaurant, Sumo Ramen, in Chinatown with my sister, aunt, great-aunt and grand-mother.

• The ramen was eatable, but not extraordinary.
• The design/architecture/look/ambiance was fine too (wannabe stylish).
• Service was good. The only thing I appreciated.
• Clients ARE retards (more specifically the couple sitting beside us).

It was a young "couple" (with the very least that I could’ve heard with my handicap, I know that the guy was trying to seduce the girl) dressed in a wannabe fashion way. *puke* The guy actually looked like an Asian celebrity, but in a deformed way. He thinks he’s hot and didn’t stop talking about how popular he is around girls and how many girlfriends he had. *tsk tsk tsk* The girl was like…okay, what the hell??? The stupid guy didn’t get the message yet and had the guts to ask the girl if she thinks that he’s a bastard. O M F G. At the end, the guy wanted to pay for the supper, but the girl didn’t want to. She insisted on paying for her own part. The pig head then said "it’s okay, it’ll be on yours next time."
Conclusion: HI-LA-RIOUS, quite entertaining.
1- It is completely wrong to show off your popularity around girls in front of the one your trying to get. It proves that you don’t respect her and that even if she refuses you, you won’t care because you have alternatives.
2- Stop talking with your phone and show a minimum of respect to the girl (especially if it is your first date).
3- Stop thinking that your hot. The original, the celebrity, is already a failure, which means you’re worst because your just a deformed copy of him.
4- When a girl doesn’t want you to pay on your first date, do not try to be a gentleman. You’ll just end up on her "I hate him" category. Most of the time, when a girl refuses your offer, it’s most likely because she DOESN’T want to see you EVER again or undirectly telling you that you’re NOT her cup of tea.