Back in campus for the 2nd last month, and ended a 40% Assignment 2 for Corpo Strat.
Could've dined in HTC but I refrained as it was too early for lunch to me.
My intended under fan table was taken already, so I sat on the sofa one. It slightly burns.
Ordered 17:57, received 18:04.
Todays one is a little darker init? As bleak as how I shall fare this test with purely my memory huh.
I should upgrade to other variants as time passes.
Went to the counter & asked directly, suprisingly it exists today, instant order.
11:56 or so ordered, 12:03 received.
Wanting to try one of the things I have yet to try.
From my gallery it's shown as 8, so giving it a try. 18:10 order, 18:18 arrived.
Dapur doesn't have much chicken choices apart from fried one. It's quite some fishes.
I was gonna try out their Rahmah menu as a cheap option + to fill me a bit before my test, but it was unavailable. So I went with the small one to not dissapoint them.
It seems to come with extra white sauce as well, along with in general being smaller, obviously.
It did not fill me past test time (the test itself is "it could've been better if I studied better"). It would be better to eat big, and not sleep hungry thereafter.
Side note, going home at 8pm is e h h, there's still jam, but not "help me I have skill issue" jam, but it's still jam.
An hour or so drive back, with at least 20+ minutes stuck on that cursed section.
I felt like gambling Asam, as I did want to do it at 20 Apr 2026. Starbees seems to be out of power, as the plugs and stalls seem to not have any lighting or TV on.
So their electric pager is dead, good thing I sat near to hear their calls.
Slight delay on class, then another detour with someone (but received green slurpee).
I didn't had Hinz since 4 Dec 2025, or 27 Nov 2025 if we count this exact dish.
The rice for some reason is a little drier than how I remember, did you fall off?
1 tech interview down, it was quite chill somehow. And then lunch time.
Penyet? No exist. Nasi kandar it is.
TIME wifi has an outage, so I suffered as a caveman for 3 hours as of now. I have yet to try this Nasi Goreng variant before.
He tried to "encite" me to add telur dadar, but nah. It's +2.5. Took pic of the menu in the meantime.
Class ended earlier, so gambling HTC (again) instead of student based stalls.
2nd one was more of a "e-coffee chat" as opposed to an actual interview, which is said to be 2 hours long, physically.
I have decision fatigue as my plans were kinda ruined, went back & forth on "what to eat" as the bois were buying Yesterday Rice.
In the end settled with Ummifa, why? Lazy to think more, settled with whatever I least tried.
3rd (happened Fri) was full on China. Andddd my Org Behaviour groupmates are missing for the 2nd or 3rd week in a row.
Well aside from the imminent test, I think I should be able to handle it solo... more or less.
Anyways, lunch.
Asking Herrscher what to eat for dinner, he suggested this stall. As I had kampung prior (per his initial suggestion), I RNG-ed to have this.
18:03 order, 18:19 serve.
Org behaviour done, with gal outperforming me by leagues. Corpo strat is more down to earth skill level wise.
I'd have around 30 minutes of food time left, so HTC shall do.
Quiz 2 could've been better, but I'd say it's my fault for "not taking advantage".
Anyways as promised, Mas Rio time. The restaurant is packed. 15 minutes q, 15 minutes wait.
After a back to back episode of if gepuk: human.eject_contents(force="catastrophic"), I think it'd be better to skip anything bombastic.
Last had 21 Apr 2026. Why here? Kandar = fat. Penyet = sambal.
To fill up my remaining "data points" as suggested, trying out the Mee Goreng Mamak. Seems that the chicken variant has went from 8 to 10.
I was bracing an impact in case they take a maggi packet, but he took yellow noodles by hand and started boiling & cooking, that's a relief.
Corpo Strat class got "deferred to the following week", but I still came to campus for consistency purposes.
Parking is still full as usual. Suprisingly received a parking near the FCI stairs, I'd consider this a lucky parking.
Chilled a bit in lounge, then went ahead for Dapo. Still a little too early.
Apparently there was no lecture only Viva, and there was no tutorial at all. And then it rained. Hard.
Went after class "ended", and got shoes drenched. Was still a little early, so I went to explore Atelier a little. It turns out to be housing.
Enough of backstory, back to food talk.
Returned to Cyber earlier as homemade dinner not being cooked (again).
Consulted with the higher AIs and I got suggested Kahwin, as quote "optimizing Monday morning survivability".
Koyo is cooking, and Sky is serving, so went to them.
Tutorial... had no one except me. Assisted tutorial lecturer a bit and it was pretty ok.
Forgot quiz for integrity, asked for reopening, finished quiz and thanked.
I think as the final week(s), I'll take whatever I have yet to try & try them all out. To fill my curiosity.
Was told by Gemini to have an early lunch + this instead of Nasi Campur for 2pm interview preparation purposes.
Fair, as when I went down, Penyet chicken isn't there. Somehow there's packets of breakfast at Sky, with another seller nearby the Dobi.
The interview is somewhat of an e-coffee chat as well, getting to know the company and next steps.
Right, with that out of the way, it is time to tackle the "premium" variant of their regular fried rice. The Goat.
June didn’t end in resolution — it ended in motion.
Everything stayed stacked: quizzes, tests, projects, presentations, FYP2 breathing down the back of my neck.
But unlike earlier months, it felt less like being crushed and more like being carried forward by inertia.
Not peace, but momentum, as if everything only resolves once I push through.
The first week had a boss rush of 2 tests + 1 presentation assignment. Then a slightly chiller stretch of mostly proposal submissions...
...Followed by a week with just 1 Test. Which was just breathing space for the next boss rush of 2 presentations back to back + 1 quiz. In a single day.
At times things were hectic, other times so peaceful, that I forgot I had things to submit.
Meals stayed the same — familiar stalls, familiar prices, familiar seats. For the most part that is.
The consistency became less of a routine and more of an anchor.
Between deadlines and interviews, food was the only thing that still followed predictable rules.
Some were nice data entries, but there were occasional ones that made me second guess and question reality.
Speaking of interviews, some were chill, some were grilled, some were negotiated into later slots, and the rests... ghosts.
Nothing that gave me an offer, but interviews kept coming, and the pipeline keeps moving.
"Please, please. It's too much winning. We can't take it anymore." Well, an interview is still an interview, so I take it.
Some days were controlled. Some days were improvised. Most days were just “get through it and move on.”
Pre-planned meals? Mostly. Occasional bad ideas, but ah well. Life do be like this.
The interviews didn’t fix anything, but they marked something — a reminder that the end of this phase is no longer abstract.
It is scheduled. It is approaching. Employment. Job. Taxes. Responsibility. Words that strike fear even to the strongest warriors.
Words that somehow carry more weight than the deadlines themselves.
Presoft arc all over again, just with a way longer timeline of no end.
Do I feel ready for July? To be frank, not really. It'd come no matter whether I consent to it or not.
But one things for certain: Do the best I can, and slay this chapter. Once and for all.