What is your ideal age for retirement?
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Originally posted by charlize:
When I am 30, I also want to do something I love.
Some people forced to love selling tissue at 70 -
Everything so expensive.
Salary so low.
Haiz.
Times are bad.
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no retirement
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Who are you?
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Originally posted by Sgexampapersnet:
no retirement
Be like LKY die die dowan to retire -
Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
Be like LKY die die dowan to retire
That happens because of crazy for power. -
Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
Cirebon is big and many places I have not been yet but here is a good place to have a second home the town center is getting urban too but the streets are way too small
I was in Cirebon 22 years ago. And the hotel I stayed in was near the port which the local told me mainly for ship carrying petroleum. The bus terminal at Cirebon was in the outskirt of Cirebon main town I guess. Then from there I went to Solo and Malioboro in Jogyakarta in central Java. The last time I returned to Bali was in 2004, Bintan and Batam in 2011. -
Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
All over south east Asia the smell of petroleum is strong because of the motorcycles and dirty big vehicle engines except singapore
In Indonesia, many motorists mix their bensin with kerosene to save cost... -
cannot retire in expemsive SG!
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
In Indonesia, many motorists mix their bensin with kerosene to save cost...
Brother that was 22 years ago and today they have a few 5 star hotels in Cirebon also nobody sells mixed gas not even in ulu areas anymore -
Originally posted by Ssskelvin:
cannot retire in expemsive SG!
There are two types of retirees one retires and start living the other retires to prepare for the end -
Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
Brother that was 22 years ago and today they have a few 5 star hotels in Cirebon also nobody sells mixed gas not even in ulu areas anymore
Ok...however if you come across small stalls by the road side selling bottles filled with bensin in the ulu areas where there are no petrol stations around...don't buy it...I can guarantee you its a mixture of bensin and kerosene. You should travel more in Java then you will know what I mean. My advise, its best not to let the locals know you are a foreigner as a traveller or as a businessman, they will try to hustle your money. You have to learn to speak like the Indonesians and learn Javanese will really helps you alot bro. -
Originally posted by Ssskelvin:
cannot retire in expemsive SG!
Then you better start planning your own retirement...if you depend on the government you can never retire.. -
normally its diesel mix with kerosene. petrol with kerosene dun work well
korosene is heavily subsidise for household usage
many drivers siphon fuel to sell.
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Yes, diesel and petrol works well...in ulu areas..its kerosene with petrol...usually motorcycles and colt/bimo (Van) owners will buy that from such petrol stalls. About drivers siphon fuel to sell...that also happen in Malaysia too.
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Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
Ok...however if you come across small stalls by the road side selling bottles filled with bensin in the ulu areas where there are no petrol stations around...don't buy it...I can guarantee you its a mixture of bensin and kerosene. You should travel more in Java then you will know what I mean. My advise, its best not to let the locals know you are a foreigner as a traveller or as a businessman, they will try to hustle your money. You have to learn to speak like the Indonesians and learn Javanese will really helps you alot bro.
Yes brother that was a long time ago while island hoping between Tanjong Pinang and Tanjong Balai where there were no proper petrol kiosk in some areas now I don't travel the dirt road .... Haha I like that 'dirt road' but no punt intended -
u still see such stalls even in jkt.
most diesel colour is light yellow.
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Originally posted by lce:
u still see such stalls even in jkt.
most diesel colour is light yellow.
Those are mostly patronize by cheap motorcycle owners and ojeks -
Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
Yes brother that was a long time ago while island hoping between Tanjong Pinang and Tanjong Balai where there were no proper petrol kiosk in some areas now I don't travel the dirt road .... Haha I like that 'dirt road' but no punt intended
There are plenty of ulu areas in Java or sumatra or in other province eventhough after 22 years it will not change much..it will almost the same. I've travel overland in Sumatra too...cross the straits from Java to South Sumatra on a ferry...during the ferry crossing I could see the anak krakratau volcano. From South Sumatra in Tanjong Karang town in Jambi province all the way to Dumai in Riau province...along the way I stopped over like in Palembang. I travelled by van in a convoy which is normal for security reason. From Dumai, took a boat down to Tanjong Balai then to Batam. -
Now with the new president Jokowi Tan Ah Kow I hope the country will become more organized
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Originally posted by Shorter ninja:
Now with the new president Jokowi Tan Ah Kow I hope the country will become more organized
I hope it will too as long Probowo don't create problems...that guy still thinks he is the General of Indonesia Security Forces hehe. -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
There are plenty of ulu areas in Java or sumatra or in other province eventhough after 22 years it will change much..it will almost the same. I've travel overland in Sumatra too...cross the straits from Java to South Sumatra on a ferry...during the ferry crossing I could see the anak krakratau volcano. From South Sumatra in Tanjong Karang town in Jambi province all the way to Dumai in Riau province...along the way I stopped over like in Palembang. I travelled by van in a convoy which is normal for security reason. From Dumai, took a boat down to Tanjong Balai then to Batam.
Ok brother for me one village is as good as the other so I avoid the suburbs and rural areas -
Originally posted by zulkifli mahmood:
I hope it will too as long Probowo don't create problems...that guy still thinks he is the General of Indonesia Security Forces hehe.
He wiil quiet down the top people will help each other make money and for them 'that is what friends are for' he is out of that picture to help them make money so they will be taken care by The new president now -
the power still remains with Kostrad even with the new president so what can he do?
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I made some typo error..I've just edited in my previous post..."will change much" to "will not change much". To my knowledge, most Singaporeans or city people are comfortable living in the areas which is not far from town.