blue grass
Registered: September 2008
Posts: 37
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Amazing shop Kayes. All his spare parts are in drawers, shelves and floor but I bet he knows exactly where things are. There is a method in the madness!
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kayes
Registered: July 2008
Posts: 1,603
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And I like the way the customer squats there waiting for the repairs to be completed  By the looks of the bicycle, it has achieved vintage status.
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retired falcon
Registered: August 2008
Posts: 64
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I think this is good for customer/trader relationship. Gets things done the way you like it. Hmmm! I wonder if he sells helmets for cyclists there.
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kayes
Registered: July 2008
Posts: 1,603
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hi Joe, I had a quick look inside the shop as I passed. I don't think he has helmets for sale.
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retired falcon
Registered: August 2008
Posts: 64
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The pic. of the guy squating reminded me of the famous char koay teow stalls at the Casual market where the guys will sit on a low stool (practically squating) to fry the noodles. I don't see them anymore or have they decided to stand and fry it?
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retired falcon
Registered: August 2008
Posts: 64
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Kayes, looks like Taiping doesn't have any char koay teow person sitting on a stool to fry it now. However, if you go to the Kampar morning market, there is a guy who sits on a low stool and fries his char koay teow. It costs only RM2.70 a plate. Quite cheap especially in such times.
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