Grey November

There was this case with Sushi King that I once brought up; about the 10% discount thingy quite some time ago.

So tenaga bill came bout and this time the amount was slightly more that what the tenaga fella estimates for me.

Went out to check and realized that I only used 25091 units (end of the month) while the tenaga bill estimated me to 25142 (51 units more).

Notice the previous bill ended at 24860 units, even if added another 200 units it would amount to 25060 units (more than what I have used when I got the bill in the middle of the month).

Here is where its unfair.  After the 1st 200 units, charges for each subsequent unit increases.

Even if Tenaga does counter check the over estimation in units in the following month, they have already untung-ed from the increase in charge rates after the 1st 200 units.

Pandai kan?

Wanted to bring up this issue via formal complaint means but I stumbled upon this in Tenaga‘s webbie.

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The reading of TNB’s meter will be carried out once in every two months but consumers will receive TNB bill every month as usual.

When a consumer’s meter is read in a particular month, no reading shall be carried out in the following month. However, an Office Bill (O) will be issued.

After each meter reading, N code (normal) or E code (estimate) bill shall be issued and for the month when the meter is not read at the consumer’s premise, the Office Bill (O) will be issued.

The Office Bill (O) is an estimated bill issued by TNB office based on the previous 6 months’ average consumption.

The adjustments on the Office Bill (O) will be issued once the actual reading has been made.

The E code bill will be issued when no meter reading is carried out at the premise due to the absence of the occupant at home.

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With that statement (underlined above), guess I cant do anything.

Took up the offer from Boone to blog after office hours.

Go Canada, get a Park pass.

Go see this.  Angel’s Glacier, Mouth Cavell Edith, Jasper National Park.

Still don’t know what and how to blog on this.  So here goes….

Near Stanley Park, no dogs are permitted on beach as the crows in the background will makan them.

Inukshuk – an aboriginal symbol that signifies umm, can’t remember, though its not bout babies.

Here they bring green building literally.  On top on a high rise.

Street graffiti.

Am still confused whether thats a doggie or a babi.

And who needs wheels when the homeless has trolleys?

Pictures taken in Canada – masih tak diproses.

Blogging – entah macam mana mula.

Vancouver- Shot #1

Vancouver – Shot #2

Will process the rest and come up with a better post on my trip soon.

It’s been awhile since I last really blogged (this post is also just to divert 15 minutes away from work).

Cats and I don’t really get along.  Domestic cats are fine with me, but street cats end up getting campak-ed with my slipper for pawing my windscreen.

Tried snapping a picture of the cat sneering but instead got my finger clawed at for being “bait”.

And here you learn that Canadians use hydrogen peroxide instead our usual ubat kuning.

They also use kinky bandage-y stuff to cover the wound.

Well, I guess its better than walking around the whole day with your middle finger sticking out like that.

Sorry guys, just feeling a little nasty today.