Epic Tale of Gargantuan Proportions of What Will Happen When Honest, Kind People Stumble onto Your Unlocked Car

Pictorial post!

Bryan in Jo Vie’s sunglasses, with Andy. Snapped yesterday in the middle of our extremely lifeless Management tutorial class.

Wondering what’s the epic tale?

Epic Tale of Gargantuan Proportions of What Will Happen When Honest, Kind People Stumble onto Your Unlocked Car

Earlier today after it had just rained, Pui Yan, Esther, Andy and I were walking towards Andy’s car when Pui Yan noticed that the Kancil parked in front of Andy’s Waja was not locked.

The horror.

The offender.

Esther looking mightily shocked when we discovered the car was really unlocked. The rest were like, “I dare YOU to open the car door,” which I did, much to my amusement, when it swung open successfully.

No, we did not have major orgy in said car because the car was too small we were such good, law-abiding citizens.

We eventually wrote a note to remind the extremely lucky person (to have us kind people locking his/her bloody car for him/her, instead of letting crooks stumbling upon the SLK and hotwire it in a jiffy) to lock his/her doors in the future.

Said note written by Esther reads:

Dear Mr / Ms / Mrs / Madam / Uncle / Aunty who never lock your car.. you’re lucky I’m a nice innocent girl who stumbled upon your car. Just a reminder.. please do lock your car in future… Don’t have to thank me but if you wanna belanja me you can always contact me at [insert Andy’s number].

Signed off as NICE PEOPLE

We left the note on the driver’s seat and locked the car for the frightfully careless person. Imagine – we could’ve ripped off the cheap radio and searched the car for valuables when the chance presented itself, but we did not.

I’d like to think that we have contributed a little to top up whatever goodness is left of humanity – and we were the embodiment of it. :)

Went to Pyramid for a while with Esther and Andy, then after I reached home at 7.40pm, went to Windmills near SJMC to celebrate my mum’s birthday today.