After that, we approached the counter. Apparently they did not only have a lack of staff to clean the place, they did not have manpower to have more than one counter open. Me and Kenneth approached a counter. It said next counter please, with a nice big yellow arrow pointing to the counter on the left. So we went to the counter on the left and what do you know. It is a next counter please sign with a big yellow arrow pointing to the right. It does not get any better than that.

On top of all these, the only counter that was opened had to be manned by a soft spoken woman. Really soft. She could probably be singing at the top of the voice in an exam hall and the invigilators would not even hear her. At least she could hear us. If she was deaf too, I would not be too surprised at this juncture, but it would have been a little more troublesome.

Finally, to complete our Compass Point Burger King experience, we had two free Cokes. It was an honest mistake on my part. When she asked me if I took the drinks already, I forgot that Kenneth already took it back to our seat. So told her that we did not recieve any yet and, her memory being as bad as mine, got us some free drinks. We happily took the drinks as compensation for epic service.

N is for nostalgia. It is the feeling of missing a past expeirence, or just the past in general. When one is nostalgic, many might mistaken one for being emotional, but what do those little kids know? The past is already gone, and all that we have left would be fragments of memories. If we were not allowed to use those fragments of memories, it would really be a waste. There are not much actions that might come from one feeling nostalgic, but we must still keep in mind that it is not healthy to dwell on the past for too long. Move on and live in the present.