ok. the hard part is getting a skilled tailor willing to work at minimum wage.

flizzardo wanna give this a try?

no, i mean his custom made T-Shirts.

ur nasi lemak self made or buy from supplier?

also i notice many Shells in KL under reno, now they have deli2go, boost inside their shops. ur branches got?

i think not good idea, usually petrol station parking limited, and the food is more ang moh style, not cheap also. most of the places i go not many people buy.

compare to fastfood like McD.

so you run the deli2go & costa or just rent out the space for franchise to run? their business good meh? i think people still prefer McD.

so wot happens with the leftovers?

do you donate to orphanage or old folks home?

doesn't make sense you actually Buy them.

coz you pay for it, and it registers as income, which is taxable, so it's double jeopardy. give to staff is common.

but then, you got few branches so you can't eat so many also.

hmmm... interesting ...
Flizz ..do you by any chance use buttermilk? 
cause with all da pastries I'm you use buttermilk 

double jeopardy just a figure of word. i'm saying you get taxed unnecessarily by paying out of your own pocket & the same money from your pocket gets taxed.

but it's small amount for you i guess.

sometimes, you can actually create an account under expenditure. you know, like for company car petrol, belanja makan etc.

of course if you aren't the sole owner you cannot just simply take the roti without paying, but IMO that amount should go into another account rather than treat as normal tender.

those excess you can actually treat as like part of company benefit, which becomes expenditure.

just sayin, of course you know da best.

i dun think you need to educate him

Sorry guys. Should have looked at the date the thread was started and why people stopped replying. Will stop feeding a retarded troll.