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One of my grand nephew now working at a GLC in Putrajaya give me a lift in his brand new car to Ampang Jaya last year. I saw him grow from baby to now a young millennial. This was the first time I got the opportunity to talk to him as an adult. He was happy with his new job and and now driving his dream car. He say he wanted to move out from his mom's house and rent an apartment in Cyberjaya. I listen and quip from time to time. Well in my mind could he afford to rent an apartment I wonder! As we move into 2019 while talking to his mom I ask whether his son has move to live on his own in Cyberjaya. She say when he told her she like me just kept our thoughts to ourselves. She then quip that her son decided not to move out and continue to stay at her home in PJ. I thoughts that was a wise move for I believe he could not afford the expenses. Remember if the rent is RM1500 a month the first month he would have to fork out RM4500 just to move in. That RM4500 is gone for good and the next month rental is always around the corner...so the story goes!.

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