1. What country would you like to move to?
Japan, probably. It's one of the safest countries in the world, and it's the land of anime, which means it's got lots of anime-related attractions worth visiting (like the many Pikachu-related statues and mascots that are as abundant in Japan as Starbucks in America). But in spite of my complaints about Singapore being a tiny country with nothing to do, I don't know, moving to another country is a big commitment. I'll probably only be visiting as a tourist.
America would be a second choice, but the reason I'm hesitant is because guns are legal there (unlike Singapore or Japan). Plus, the level of crime and violence. But as a tourist site, there are a lot more fun places I want to visit than Japan, like Disney World, or the real Universal Theme Park that makes the one in Singapore look like a school project, or Hollywood and its many movie premieres I never got to be a part of, especially MCU movie premieres with their immense level of hype. There are just so many attractions and shops in America that I grew up envying on my eensy-weensy little island. Doesn't help that Singapore tries to copy many of America's attractions (see Universal Theme Park Singapore) but ended up making a poor man's version of it, leaving me desiring the real thing.
As for the city, probably New York. I don't know, it's the big city lifestyle that attracts me, I guess. Always more of a city guy than a country one.
And as stupid as it sounds... it's the birth place of Peter Parker. lol Again, I'm speaking like I'm visiting there as a tourist without any realistic considerations of factors related to living in America, like how notoriously expensive it is to live in New York that it makes "Friends" look like a parody (seriously, did they rob someone?).
With how indecisive I am, I'll probably just end up choosing to be a tourist in the end than be a permanent resident.
2. How many parking tickets have you received this year?
I don't drive. 😆
3. What colour are your nails right now?
I don't paint my nails, so pink.
4. What food is ALWAYS in your fridge?
Potato chips.
The spicy kind. Big bag weighing 165g.
5. Do you like ice cream cake?
I do like it on some level if it's chocolate ice cream cake, but I don't like having too much sweet food. I prefer salty food. Probably because I'm always so salty on the Internet...😆
6. Do you have any pets?
Just my father's fishes. Yes, many Singaporeans live with their parents in adulthood. Don't judge. 😋 Housing is expensive around here (since land is limited), but probably not as expensive as New York.
My family used to house a variety of pets over the years; a pug, an Indian star tortoise, a guinea pig, a pair of rabbits, small baby chicks, a bird, a really huge arowana the length of a small child (not making this up), and lots of different fishes for feng shui purposes. Unfortunately, most of our pets met a tragic fate, not because we were abusive, but because they were unlucky. For example, the rabbits, after one of them died (can't remember why), his partner began to die of loneliness. We had to give him away. The pug? He had to be put down because granny fed him chocolate. Sigh. Lots of animal tragedies in this household.
7. What did you dream of last night?
I usually can't remember what I dream of unless it left a deep impression on me. Most of the time, they're nightmares, which is why they're so memorable. For example, the latest dream I could recall was the one I mentioned a week ago, about Chadwick Boseman. Or rather, his Avengers co-stars lamenting his death. Yeah.
8. Have you ever bleached your hair?
Nope. My mum raised me to be verrry boring. I don't drink, smoke, tattoo, pierce, bleach my hair or even visit shady night clubs. Sigh. I'm plain whitebread. At least I'm no Riley Finn. He's a bigger loser than me (in my humble opinion). 😛
9. If you were paid well, would you make a guest appearance on Keeping Up With The Kardashians?
...yes, but very hesitantly so. I don't like celebrity culture, especially the Kardashians and reality shows, but if I'm paid a couple of million dollars, even if I have to do some degrading stuff... maybe. The more degrading it is, the more I expect to be paid. Like half a billion at least if I'm asked to strip. I could live off half a billion, unlike those celebrities that spend as much in a month.
10. Ever been to Las Vegas?
Nope. Never been outside my country, even to Malaysia. I told you I'm boring.
11. When you're at a hotel, what do you always order from room service?
I've never lived in a hotel. The closest to ever living in one was a chalet staycation, and that was a shared chalet with all my college classmates.
I guess if I ever live in one, I would just order some snacks or something. Maybe chocolate and chips. I don't like fancy food because they taste weird.
12. Can you ski?
No. I don't do sports.
13. Where do you wish you were right now?
I'm right where I want to be; comfortable at home.
14. Have you ever done volunteer work?
I did a few as part of a school programme back then, recycling and stuff, nothing major like visiting an old folks home or donate my blood. I have donated about 20, maybe 50 bucks occasionally whenever I see a beggar on the street, but I'm lazy af when it comes to volunteer work.
15. When was the last time you got really dressed up?
It was for a dating event at some hotel. The dress code was formal, so I mistakenly dressed way too formally with a tux and everything, while everyone else were in their t-shirts and dresses. Sigh. I had to rent the tux for about $120.
16. How many hours a day are you on your computer?
16 hours probably. 8 hours for sleep. Don't judge. 😒
17. If you suddenly received a large amount of money, what's the first thing you'd buy?
A PS5. I had to sell my PS4 recently because I needed money to fix my computer. Sigh. That year with my PS4 was one of the most fun I had in gaming. I really enjoyed how interactive PS4 games are, player-choice games like Detroit: Become Human or Until Dawn.
18. How many languages do you speak?
Three: English, Mandarin and Hokkien Chinese.
19. If you had three children (two girls and one boy) what would you name them?
Ugh, I'm bad at naming stuff... Pfft, I don't know. Blossom, Buttercup and... Bobbles?
20. Last time you ate at McDonald's?
I don't "eat at McDonald's." In Singapore, McDonald's comes to you via home delivery (you can also eat there, but it's just so much more convenient via delivery, albeit more expensive with its $4 delivery charge). The last time I had McDonald's delivery was maybe a week ago. I had an Angus Beef Cheeseburger, McWings and chicken nuggets. I'm a big eater when it comes to McDonald's. A single meal is just an appetizer.
