Man, what a day! Seriously, I’m still buzzing from all the craziness in Sungai-Raya. Like, where do I even start? So, I woke up late, as usual. My alarm? Yeah, it totally betrayed me. I jumped outta bed, threw on whatever I could find. You know, the classic “I’m late for work” look. I grabbed my phone, and boom! A message from my boss. “Where are you?” Ugh, thanks for the reminder, dude. I rushed outta my apartment on Jalan Raya, dodging motorbikes like I was in some action movie. Sungai-Raya traffic is no joke, man. It’s like a game of Frogger, but with more honking and less nostalgia. I finally hopped on a bus, and of course, it was packed. I squeezed in next to this guy who smelled like he just rolled in a spice market. Not cool, bro. Anyway, I got off at the market near Jalan Pahlawan. The vibe there is always lit! Fresh fruits, street food, and people yelling about their goods. I swear, if I could bottle that energy, I’d be rich. I grabbed some nasi goreng from a stall. Best decision ever! Spicy, savory, and just the right amount of greasy. I was in heaven. But then, outta nowhere, it started pouring. Like, monsoon-level rain. I was like, “Seriously, Sungai-Raya? You couldn’t wait five minutes?” I ducked into a small café on Jalan Merdeka, hoping to wait it out. The place was cozy, but the Wi-Fi was slower than a turtle on a lazy day. I needed to send some ads for my job, but nope. Just me and my soggy phone. While I was waiting, I overheard this couple arguing. They were going at it, man! Something about who forgot to buy the sambal. I mean, come on! It’s sambal! Just go get some! But it was kinda funny, too. I couldn’t help but chuckle. Finally, the rain let up. I dashed out, ready to tackle the day. I had a live ad event at a local mall on Jalan Sudirman. I was pumped! But when I got there, the place was a madhouse. Kids running everywhere, parents trying to keep up. I set up my stuff, but then—surprise!—the power went out. Classic Sungai-Raya, right? I was fuming. I mean, how am I supposed to do my thing without power? But then, I saw this little girl. She was dancing in the dark, just having the time of her life. It hit me. Who cares about the power? I started dancing too! Next thing I knew, a crowd formed. We were all just vibing, no lights, no worries. When the power finally came back, everyone cheered! I jumped right into my ad pitch, and it went surprisingly well. People were laughing, clapping, and I felt like a rockstar. I even threw in some local slang, and they loved it! After the event, I hit up a food stall on Jalan Cendana. I was starving! Got some sate and a cold drink. Best way to end a wild day. I sat there, watching the sunset over the river. It was beautiful, man. So yeah, Sungai-Raya, you’re a wild ride. You make me wanna scream, laugh, and dance all in one day. Can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings!