Having just spent a little more than 120 hours at home because of my MC, i understand that this is the longest period in my humble abode i have had in many months as well as will have in future months. Come to think of it, when we start working all we have is 2 days a week off. Anything longer than that has to be the rare public holiday (if we're not in the service profession) or taking a leave with is roughly 14/21 days a year? And how much of those 2 days are actually left for ourselves? Travelling, waiting, chores, etc.. Time does seems so short. Month long breaks will be a thing of the past (unless we're jobless that is). Doesn't school just seem so wonderful now? Imagine, 40 years , assuming retirement age 65 and initial starting age for work is 25, of waking up and going to work, coming back to sleep and off to work again the next day. Unless of course we get a job thats really fun or worth doing so its actually something to look forward to. The yuppie lifestyle does seem attractive, work for a stint, quit and have some time for personal stuff and when the money runs low or what was to be done has be accomplished, get a job again and restart cycle. So much for job security, and how many such professions are there? Sigh, enter the workforce. What a dreary thing.

Rating	M18
Consumer Advice	Coarse Language And Violence
Genre	Drama
Main Cast	Lim Kay Tong, Ivy Ho
Director	Djinn
Release Date	18 August 2005