why cleaners aunties happier than rich yappies

xiaodingdung SG

their characters are much simpler, happier...i realise happines applies to not having alot of things...material things really doesnt statisfied ones soul Confused

csp3976 SG

Same leh...
The aunty in my office hor... work not for money but pass time.
Children all grown up liao and so no worry loh.
Everyday, either go mahjong session after work or karaoke or dancing class in the evening.

MingFreeman SG

They also must have a reasonable inflow of money to keep them contented like being employed as a clerk or something.

I don't think cleaner aunties or aunties who pick up thrash cans are happier than those yappies.

SGpork SG

Rolling Eyes

of cos..

martin_lim85 SG

yalo the aunties at my office there always look happy, i once ask them how come they want to come out to work when they children gave them money. but they say just to past time Wink

ronaldog SG

The same reason cleaners Uncles are happier when they are cleaning Women's toilets?

allentyb SG

money is the root of all evils

Trump_Card SG

Well...Those rich taitais play mahjong and shops to past time...Which one appeals more to you?

martin_lim85 SG

none because all aunties and married

the.owl SG

people who are rich and not happy should go kill themselves.

there are lots of people out there who are too poor for basic necessities.

there are also lots of people out there who are struggling to pay expensive tuition fees etc in order to get a better future.

If you were born rich and you are unhappy, just die, thanks.

Slipshade SG

Now, don't be such an ignorant fool.

So what if they are rich? Rich people have no right to have problems? Rich people have no right to be unhappy? Just because they have everything doesn't mean they will be happy. Material wealth is not everything, as they cannot bring a person true happiness.

the.owl SG

you dont be a fool first. face reality plz, money makes a person happy. have everything still not happy? then what about people who have nothing? lamer.

mochou SG

"zhi zu chang le" is easy to say, easy to understand, but hard to really become "zhi zu".