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I officially declare that I need new bags and a luggage.
By
bags and luggage I don’t mean those of cheaplak quality lor. I mean really quality ones.
I don’t know why, but I’ve always had very bad experiences with bags. I remember buying a messenger bag (cheap!) from City Square, JB, and it gave up on me within a week.
Fine.
Then I got my hand on a laptop bag, which I really liked due to its superb functionality. I remember bargaining to death at PC Fair and it still cost me like RM70. A tad expensive lah!
Happily used it for several months (for both laptop and books) until one day the bag strap decided to break. As I liked it a lot, I requested so that my mother sew it for me. I had to even ask her to use fishing line to saw it ok!
It was great after that, but after having used it for an extra year, it has now become very dirty and pretty worn out liao. And friends keep urging me to change!
MUST. GET. A NEW. ONE.
Le sigh… such peer pressure.
As I travel out of Kampar kinda frequently (although less so in recent month due to heavy workload) and do not have any
backpacks, it bothers the hell out of me that the small bag I’m now using (bought from Jukebox haha) is always not big enough, especially when I have bought a lot of stuff from outstation.
Inconvenience to the max.
And and and, yours truly also had bad experiences with my luggage ok! When I first came to PJ, my
luggage was a new one. Bought it for less than RM100 after discount, which is rather cheap!
First and second times use it no problem.
And the third time I used it, it bloody broke at KLIA lor! Damn those crews for simply throwing customers’ luggages onto the cart!
Because of this incident I never had any more check-in baggage whenever I travel. Further more AirAsia is charging RM30 per baggage up to 15 KG!
So the lesson of these incidents is to get better quality bags and use it for a longer time rather than having to change a new one every other month!
