Hi. Just yesterday, Cheryl Tan was ranting over her weird acronym-ed courses, and I remarked on how she has already planned out her future. Which is quite remarkable really, because these sort of people kind of have a sense of motivation, don't they. They know what they want with their lives, they set out to do it, they lead happy, or at least satisfied lives once they achieve this. As opposed to the drifters in the sea who have no idea where they're going. Speaking of which, it's Open House period, and it's quite stressful for the drifters to make decisions really. First, you need to decide whether you want to go to Poly or JC. After that, which Poly course, or which JC subjects. And then for the JC students now, which stupid university we want to go to. Why does life involve so many decisions? It's so troublesome.