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Khairul Aming said that, compared to walk-ins, Rembayung’s reservation system allows customers to be seated more quickly, including families with children and elderly guests using walking sticks. "Jangan kita welcome customer dalam keadaan dia penat. Sebab semua makanan dia makan automatik tak sedap. Semua layanan staff dia rasa tak... show more
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Malaysians n their FOMO tendencies Anyone wit a functioning neuron wud wait for another 3 months whn the hype dies down a bit
Utk aq yg mmg x suka beratur panjang, menunggu habiskan waktu, aq lebih suka sistem booking mcm ni. Senang nk arrange time. Dan aq x paham knape orng suka beratur panjang2 berpanas hujan semata-mata nk beli bnda viral
Hebat cara dia berpikir, dia tak buat ikut nafsu! Dia guna akal.
KA has to explain this? 💆🏽♀️. Poor guy! He has to put up with many entitled and impatient people who think the world revolves around them. Probably the same people who usually cut queues and use all kinds of cables to be ahead of everyone else.
You do you, KA. Nak puaskan hati semua sampai kiamat agaknya masih berbunyi. Ada la nanti peluang sesiapa yang teringin nak pergi, jangan FOMO.
Setuju dengan KA punya sistem. Nama dia memang dah gah, kalau dia mulakan Rembayung dengan cara standard, mau tak masuk headlines benda² auta/kotor²/merepek/mengarut/menganjing.
Plus it's a high end and limited seated restaurant. Orang kena paham part Tu like y'all complain macamlah kome mati kalau tak makan like pi lah The Ship ke untuk makan boleh tunjuk diri Tu Dalam kapal
Believe me & thanks me later. Whatever Khairul Aming is doing surely there will be people who are not happy with it. That's the mentality of netizen
jangan layan anjing menyalak,bnyk anjing dtg makan,tk dpt makan pun bising,da law dia,suka2 kau nk buat rules sndiri....mkn sedap nk murah2,tk dpt walk in bising
Betul apa dia cakap tu. Ni semua permainan emosi.
Ni beza dengan orang yg belajar sebelum bermula berbamding main bukak baru belajar. Imej dijaga. Yg tak faham ja melatah merata macam good². Sistem KA buat dah bagus dah.
Hes a man of consequences not just actions
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Khairul Aming memang brilliant👍🏻. Siapa ada bos mcm ni memang untung
perhaps priotise kelantanese dulu? sek kito jange pecoh. done batu api
He has a very good problem. I would be smiling all the way to see people lining up and getting angry coz they cant dine in.
Makes perfect business sense, really.
Xpe buat je sistem gini. Last2 nnt dpt jgk turn. Mcm sambal n rendang nyet pun, last2 dpt jgk sy beli x risau ape dah hehe. Xpe lama sikit tggu
Otak melayu rempit mana faham benda ni
always brilliant. people should stop la throwing hate, ask unnecessary questions
Sebab utama sy tak singgah kedai yg pelanggan beratur panjang, even dlm ekon sekali pun….
Orang yang marah ni ps ke takdapat tapaw makanan jual harga tak masuk akal 😂
Kesian KA semua benda kena explain
![Exclusive: Search for bodies, guns in LA’s notorious MacArthur Park is allegedly halted by lefty pol — as California Post watches on | Jamie Paige, California Post A high-tech search for dead bodies, guns and other criminal evidence dumped in MacArthur Park Lake was halted at the last minute on Monday morning, The California Post has learned. Park rangers told the search’s organizers that they shut down the planned operation on Monday morning at the last minute after the intervention from LA City Councilwoman Eunisses Hernandez. Her office did not immediately return requests for comment regarding the reasons for the last-minute shutdown. The shutdown happened moments after The Post arrived on the scene and despite the search mission being planned for months. A press release promoting the search, being conducting by Safe Cities USA, was distributed last week saying a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) would scour flood of the lake of bodies. The operation was designed to scan the bottom of the murky lake for human remains, weapons and other possible criminal evidence long rumored to be submerged there. Local businessman John Alle, who owns multiple properties near MacArthur Park, organized the effort. He said it grew out of conversations he and his group, the Santa Monica Coalition, had with families whose loved ones vanished after spending time in and around the park. Alle hired sonar and remotely operated vehicle specialist Robert Fallon, whose work typically involves scanning oceans, harbors, shipwrecks and municipal infrastructure in zero-visibility, high-risk environments. Alle told The Post he has repeatedly tried to work with the councilwoman’s office to address the growing crisis at the park. Ahead of Monday’s operation, he said he reached out to city officials and was told no special permit was required because the work posed no environmental disturbance — no one would enter the lake and nothing would be removed from it. Alle said he also reached out directly to Hernandez’s office but never received a response. As recently as Sunday, Alle said, park rangers confirmed the crew had the green light. That changed when Fallon’s team arrived Monday morning with their equipment staged and ready. Alle said the lead park ranger told them the operation had to stop — first saying that Hernandez, a Democratic Socialists of America-backed lawmaker, had stepped in, then later saying her office had called. Rangers threatened to arrest the crew if they didn’t halt the operation, Alle claimed, and ultimately issued the team a parking ticket as the project was shut down. “People were bent over, shooting up, overdosing right next to us while we were being shut [down],” Alle told The Post. “I pointed it out and said, ‘Do you think that might be more important than what we’re trying to do?’ Because when they die, that’s going to be a bigger issue.” The Post has spent more than a month reporting from MacArthur Park and has repeatedly witnessed the same bleak conditions described by Alle and Fallon: open drug use in broad daylight, people slumped unconscious on benches and grass, burned debris from overnight fires, needles scattered near walkways and playgrounds, and trash piling up along the lake’s edge. Alle said the motivation behind the operation wasn’t political — it was humanitarian. “Forty thousand people live within one square mile here,” he said. “Families. Kids. This used to be one of the most beautiful parks in Los Angeles. Now people are scared to walk through it. “We wanted to show the city what’s really happening,” Alle said. “Above the water and below it.” Fallon said his team regularly works in environments where visibility is zero, using sonar to identify submerged objects without disturbing them. The same technology, he said, would have allowed crews to identify anything resting on the lake bottom — from wheelchairs and bikes to guns, knives or bodies — without putting a person in harm’s way. Fallon said the conditions at MacArthur Park Lake made traditional diving unsafe. “This is one of the dirtiest bodies of water I’ve ever seen,” Fallon said. “You’ve got layers of trash, debris, dead animals, human waste, needles — all of it. There’s constant dumping going on. “Sonar would have picked up anything,” Fallon said. “Without putting a human being in that water.” Alle also addressed the question many residents and investigators ask but rarely hear answered: How bodies could remain hidden in a shallow public lake for years. “We kept asking one question — how are the bodies not surfacing?” Alle said. “And what we were told is they’re weighted down, tied to bicycles, wheelchairs, whatever they could find.” During Monday’s visit, an ambulance arrived and transported a person who appeared to have overdosed while activity in the park continued around them. The California Post reached out to Hernandez’s office for comment, including whether she or her staff directed park rangers to shut down the operation, but did not receive a response by publication time. As of Monday afternoon, the sonar search had not been rescheduled.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2016118487882596720/amplify_video_thumb/2016118387072446464/img/C8AAZYpDkHBY-E3i.jpg)
