RTD/JPJ, CK.a.student hate you
>> Tuesday, July 14, 2009
I hate the road transport department and the officers there.
As you've read from the previous post, I've sold away the Suzuki FX125. In the process of selling the bike to the shop, I had to go to the road transport department (JPJ la, in bahasa) to sign the paper works and for the officers to verify that the vehicle does belong to me and that I've the right to sell it and I've sold it to the shop. Hmm... a simple procedure took me hours. It depends on you whether I am exaggerating as hours here, I meant an hour and a half. But the thing is, all I had to do was to sign that piece of paper/document in front of him. Just one signature and I had to wait 1.5 hours.
Bear with me as I'm not done yet. Why was the waiting so long one may ask. Well, there were at least 40 people, like me who needs to sign the document in front of the officer. 40 people and the entire RTD/JPJ department only assigned one officer for the job. ONE. Next is the size of the office. 40 people, there were only 8 chairs. Being a young and healthy teenager, I don't mind standing. But then, another big shot officer came to all of those who were standing to stand outside the office as it was too cramped. Standing outside under the freaking hot sun. I am really boiling!!! Then there was no system, no order. You don't have to take numbers and wait for turns. An argument nearly ensued because people were cutting the lines.
There is another thing which I can't bear seeing was that corruption still happen. To get all the things done immediately, you just have to fork out RM80. Yes, you pay RM80 and you get to go to the "fast lane". But the thing is, sometimes, when no one is willing to fork out RM80 to utilize the "fast lane", the least these officers could do to clear their sins was to help the senior citizens. Damn, waiting with me, standing under the hot sun was about five elders who were at least 60 years and above. Come on, have some sympathy for the elders, they deserve the priority. You can't expect a 60 plus elder to stand and wait for hours just to sign a document in front of you, you idiot officers.
Haihz, and I thought a while ago the government sectors had this policy where the physically challenged and elders are prioritized. Yet, the government is lauding about how much they had improved on the efficiency of the government sector. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (KPI), ya right. Before I end this post, I just have to say I hate the officers (again...) They are bloody snobbish pigs. PIGS. The way they walk, the tone they use with you when they talk, ehhh... don't cross the line and I have to remind you pigs that your salary do come from the taxes that we pay (my dad pay, I don't). Grrr...
As you've read from the previous post, I've sold away the Suzuki FX125. In the process of selling the bike to the shop, I had to go to the road transport department (JPJ la, in bahasa) to sign the paper works and for the officers to verify that the vehicle does belong to me and that I've the right to sell it and I've sold it to the shop. Hmm... a simple procedure took me hours. It depends on you whether I am exaggerating as hours here, I meant an hour and a half. But the thing is, all I had to do was to sign that piece of paper/document in front of him. Just one signature and I had to wait 1.5 hours.
Bear with me as I'm not done yet. Why was the waiting so long one may ask. Well, there were at least 40 people, like me who needs to sign the document in front of the officer. 40 people and the entire RTD/JPJ department only assigned one officer for the job. ONE. Next is the size of the office. 40 people, there were only 8 chairs. Being a young and healthy teenager, I don't mind standing. But then, another big shot officer came to all of those who were standing to stand outside the office as it was too cramped. Standing outside under the freaking hot sun. I am really boiling!!! Then there was no system, no order. You don't have to take numbers and wait for turns. An argument nearly ensued because people were cutting the lines.
There is another thing which I can't bear seeing was that corruption still happen. To get all the things done immediately, you just have to fork out RM80. Yes, you pay RM80 and you get to go to the "fast lane". But the thing is, sometimes, when no one is willing to fork out RM80 to utilize the "fast lane", the least these officers could do to clear their sins was to help the senior citizens. Damn, waiting with me, standing under the hot sun was about five elders who were at least 60 years and above. Come on, have some sympathy for the elders, they deserve the priority. You can't expect a 60 plus elder to stand and wait for hours just to sign a document in front of you, you idiot officers.
Haihz, and I thought a while ago the government sectors had this policy where the physically challenged and elders are prioritized. Yet, the government is lauding about how much they had improved on the efficiency of the government sector. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATOR (KPI), ya right. Before I end this post, I just have to say I hate the officers (again...) They are bloody snobbish pigs. PIGS. The way they walk, the tone they use with you when they talk, ehhh... don't cross the line and I have to remind you pigs that your salary do come from the taxes that we pay (my dad pay, I don't). Grrr...
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