> 2. Four pages were transcribed by me, not the model. GLM's upstream content filter rejected them outright (System detected potentially unsafe or sensitive content) — they cover the Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen, Xi Jinping and Malaysian racial politics. Retrying can't help, so I read the images and typed them out: pages 247, 304, 372 and 376.
doktor had the audacity to be like “oh must be your gut not being used to singaporean food”, dawg i came to your country after a week in supposedly much dirtier malaysia
> arrive from jb in the morning > go to a hawker centre for breakfast > stall selling fried pork belly with shrimp rice for 5 SGD > check reviews > earliest a month ago but all positive > cool lets support a new place > pretty tasty > walk to the hackathon i wanted to attend > 3 hours after feeling like i am about to throw up > hackathon venue has ONE unisex bathroom stall for ~80 people > quickly run to a nearby mall and violently throw up in the bathroom 3 times > drink more water > throw up 2 more times > kind of fucked, sweating all over and feel to weak to even stand up > reluctantly dial 999 and ask for an ambulance > open the door to my stall in case i pass out > most sinkies just ignore the angmoh lying on the toilet floor, but a few ask if i am okay > one encourages me to get out and sit outside > get out > there is nowhere to sit and he just looks at me like :cat_alien: and walks off > sit on the floor by the wall > mall manager arrives > “have you been our since tonight or last night?” > ffs she thinks i am an alchoholic on a bender > finally get into an ambulance > super chill young employees congratulating on my recent birthday, asking me why I have a malaysian driving license and when i am switching it to an sg one. meanwhile I am just trying to hold it in, unsuccessfully > get to raffles hospital > takes one hour until a single nurse takes a look and the first responders can finally leave, throw up one more time this time with smth red mixed in > get the meds and stop throwing up > nurse says they will run blood tests and discharge me in 2 hours > get diarrhea and mad fever instead > nurse gives me an extra blanket on top of the one first responders gave > still too fucking cold, shivering > after yelling “sorry” and “miss” 10 times (the nurses seemingly do not check in on the patients otherwise) the nurse just says “sir, what can I do, its your body” > ask her for more blankets > she gives me 2 more > after 20 minutes tell her its still too cold > she, clearly annoyed, drops 4 more blankets at me > problem solved > after 3 hours ask the nurses 3 times about blood tests in 20 minute intervals > they are annoyed like they didnt say it would be done an hour ago > finally blood tests are done > nurse says they will discharge me “in due time” and just does nothing for 30 minutes > meanwhile I am stressed because I left my bag with my passport and laptop at the event space, and the event is about to be over > finally discharged > need to wait for meds collection and payment > no queue system whatsoever, they just shout random names > look at the price rates meanwhile > emergency consultation - 250 sgd, room - 280 sgd etc etc > realize i might not even have enough local money if the total bill ends up being 500-1000 sgd > come nervously to the counter to pick up meds and pay > “your total is 130 dollars” > MAJULAH SINGAPURA > turns out when the government ambulance drops you you pay the rates they set, not the hospital > rush back to the event > everyone already gone, organizers cleaning up > my mac and passport completely untouched > MAJULAH SINGAPURA X2
overall a 2/10 experience, wouldn’t recommend and also please dont forget to buy travel insurance
Full name is Rin Patchouli. Former Pleroma dev, now just a cs student in Malaysia. I had accounts at @rin@patch.cx and @rin@udongein.xyz, but I guess this is my home now.