Bata Shoes

I went with Monica Leong to Karamunsing Complex after lunch fellowship in Canaanland Celebration.

There were so cars eyeing for parking bays and even after making two rounds, she still could not find one. So I suggested we went a bit further away and found a parking bay.

We went to Bata Shoes to see if I can buy any shoes. If I only buy when I need them, then I can expect not to find any because my shoes size is 3 and therefore this size is particularly non-existent.

I only saw one pair I like and asked the salesgirl to look for a size four for me. She told me to wait because she had to go to the store to look for them. After trying on the shoes, they fitted me fine and I decided to buy them.

When I went to the cashier to pay, I talked to the man who was minding the till. I asked him whether he was the boss and he said he is an employee. He asked me what I wanted.

I told him I wanted to share with him my experience when I went to the same shoes shop in Giant Kolombong recently. I told him the salesgirls did not want to serve me and before I finished asking them a question, they already answered me ‘No’. They made me felt as if I was intruding into their conversation. He told me I was not the first customer to complain about the shop. In fact the day before when the big boss was with him, they were talking about the same problem. Then he apologised on behalf of the shoes shop. I told him I would not be going back to that shop anymore and he told me I am always welcome at this shop.

We did some window shopping before going to 2F, Signature Store and Monica bought some light bulbs from there. I did not even know that there is a lighting shop there.

Before coming home, I went to Servay Hypermarket to get some groceries.

I went brisk walking again and before I started the walk, I saw three neighbourhood kids on the bicycles again. When they saw me, they quickly left.

There were more people exercising this evening and I managed to do seven rounds in 55mins.