At least he shows a grateful attitude. Nowadays, gratitude seems to be becoming less and less common. From my perspective, if this trend continues, the value of being grateful may eventually disappear.

“As a Malaysian, I am thankful for the government’s continued support through various subsidies, such as fuel, education, and healthcare, as well as assistance for basic necessities like cooking oil and other essential items. These efforts have greatly helped to ease the cost of living and support the well-being of the people.

On the darker side, it is noticeable that many within the B40 group face rising rates of obesity and are commonly engaged in habits such as vaping and smoking. These lifestyle choices may pose serious long-term health risks and counteract the benefits provided through subsidies and assistance.”