I'm feeling somewhat conned. The auntie whom I pay to fetch my sons home from school is raising the fees to another RM10, with the excuse of didi staying back any of the days. But we signed a *imaginary* contract, sum agreed upon mutually, last year, before the school holidays began. How can this be? Strictly speaking, she's breaking our contract T&C and is liable to be sued! Should I slap her with a lawyer's letter??
Actually the 10 bucks sounds like not much, but with 2 kids going to the same school, I feel a little bit guilty for not being the driver instead. The school isn't like miles away, it takes about 10 mins drive only (if there's no traffic), and I could have save the money for something better for them. Like toys? Or sports? I'm really in dilemma. Very the mm-gum-yuen also.
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6 comments:
save the money and be the driver lah....good bonding time mah.
sue sue sue!
(when there is havoc, i am sure to be there!)
dawn,
ok, sau doe!
*lalalum pay 10 bucks extra to auntie*
hehe!
goolypop,
ya, cannot spoil the market one.. must sue until she laat fu. now, lend me some money to pay lawyer's letter sin..
eh, but then when my mom or dad dropped and picked me and siblings to/from school, hardly a word flew out from our mouths. the only we utter was "mi" or "father" and their response: "mhm" or "ooi". generation gap big time! and i so yearned to take the bus to school or home...cheen kak right? :)
dawn,
dun bruff.. u want school bus becoz want to khau-jai only laa... kakaka...
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