I was sitting with 2 non-Malaysians waiting for a gig to start.
Mac: Hmmm I hope the show starts on time.
Me: Well the thing says 9:30pm but it would probably start at 10pm. The crowd hasn’t arrived yet.
Mac: Ah. What’s up with Malaysian timing? How do you know what time something really starts?
(slight pause before a revelation came to me)
Me: The earlier the event, the longer the delay. For example, if a gig is supposed to start at 12 noon, it might only start at 3pm. However, a gig that’s supposed to start at 9:30pm will start at 10pm.
There are, of course, exceptions, notably in the performing arts, where they are punctual and deny you entry if you are late. My respect goes to those who can uphold such principles!
lol, only in Malaysia
LOL. In some way, I guess that is true.
But 3PM is a little long, maybe 2.00.
hanna: Well, let me know when you’re back!
jimmy: Uh no with rock concerts and gigs it seems to only ever start at 3pm. 🙁
I think the approximate Malaysian time is +30 mins. That’s the unspoken rule.
Will: That’s optimistic! 😀
I have been back since mid-July, but was travelling for a while! only event so far was the 1st Live&Inspire series, which had an amazing plan of a timeline (8-9pm) 😀 which they did not really stick to 🙁
hanna: You know my name, look up the number!
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