It is nice to be the Villian

Dear Zach,

As per previous post, I despise Malay. My workplace is full of them. When I started working 3 months ago, I told myself that I should never be nice to everyone because not everyone is nice to you. I held onto this mantra to go through my day working as courier. I never smiled to any buyer when I delivere the parcels as I hated the job already. I never even said hi to any of the co-workers unless they talked to me first. Selfish is the word. I set aside those big bulky parcels I refused to send. When I was asked the reason of setting them aside, I either gave them sarcastic answer or plainly ignore so that they get the message. This is why the management is not fond of me. I always stood up for myself, not because I am always right, for something it doesn't make sense.

Dealing with Malays never make any sense. They have their own irrational mind of their own. Apart from knowing to breed as many children as possible, they always think they are all almighty as they can. Government sectors are the foolproof of malay domination. Everything is reserved for them. They always love to buy anything extra and leave no room for others. Just like how most malay families are when they are slightly financially enable, there will be a new car sitting at the porch despite having already 2 cars parking by the road. Just like how this incident at this afternoon, where one of their fucking immobile car which has been occupying an empty neighbor parking spot for months, the car suddenly parked in the middle of two occupying parking spots in which one of it technically belongs to my dad's, leaving no room for other car to slip in.

I walked across the road to their house, hammered against the wooden door hard, but no one answered. Since they are doing such brainless act, we did them the same favor. My dad and I parked our cars diagonally in front and at the back of his car, leaving no room to leave on its own. It is going to be either he hollers us to move the car or he park his car there forever. When there was no one looking, I moved to back of his left side tire, removed the valve stem cap, and press the center pin to release air in short bursts. I threw the stem cap away after I flatten his back tire, leaving the stem exposed. When you do not treat these selfish malays the same way they treat you, you will always be at the losing side.