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Hello everyone!

So this is technically the second blog post of the day because last night or rather this morning there was already one post. Not sure what to talk about in this post so just gonna write about something that I came across today on some forums? So here's the thing. In Singapore, it is actually illegal for you to tamper the odometer of the car, which actually shows the mileage. This is actually quite logical as its actually used to show how old the car actually is, whether its been use a lot since it was 'born'. Then it makes me wonder, how many companies actually tamper the odometer and sell cars that are not as new as they promised? So buying a used car is actually quite dangerous if companies actually do this. And this probably gives me another excuse of only wanting to get new cars?! But I still cannot afford even the cheapest car... Looking forward to the day I get my license, then following which, will be the day I buy my car too!

Beh