MALAYSIAN BLOGGER

Class is about integrity, respect, and empathy, not about the size of your bank account.    We can't buy class. Class isn't about the labels on your clothes or the price of your car, it's about the way you carry yourself and how you treat others. In a world where material possessions often take center stage, it's crucial to remember that true class cannot be purchased.  Those who exude class possess qualities that money can't buy. They exhibit grace in the face of adversity, kindness in their interactions, and humility in their achievements.  While wealth can afford luxury, it cannot buy the inherent dignity and sophistication that define true class. It's the simple acts of kindness, the genuine smiles, and the unwavering respect for others that truly distinguish a person of class. In a society that often equates success with material wealth, let us remember that the most valuable currency is the content of one's character. Class is not for sale, it is culti

Here is one example.   You: "Hello, I need to reset my online banking password." Bank Representative: "Of course, I can assist you with that. Can I have your account number and some identification details, please?". You: "Certainly, my account number is [insert account number], and my name is [your name]." Bank Representative: "Thank you. For security purposes, I'll need to ask you a few verification questions. Can you confirm your date of birth and the last four digits of your social security number?" You: "Sure, my date of birth is [insert date], and the last four digits of my social security number are [insert digits]." Bank Representative: "Thank you. I've reset your password. Please log in using the temporary password I'm providing you with, and you'll be prompted to create a new one." You: "Great, thank you for your help." Bank Representative: "You're welcome. Is there anything else I c