Nat and I went for our NS medical checkup yesterday. I dreaded going at first but overall I felt that the whole procedure was alright. Every part of the body will be checked and after that, there's an IQ test which took about 2 and a half hours for me to complete. The questions weren't that easy in my opinion. There is a section dedicated to maths and since we're not allowed to use calculators, all we had were a piece of paper and a pencil. How I wish all exams just require many clicks on a mouse. The result of all that, I got a PES A! It's either that you see it as an opportunity to have a wholesome time during NS, or you see it as an increased chance of facing death. I choose the former!

Hmm what else did I do this week? Oh yeah. Other than studying at school every day, I wasted a load of money on earphones. I bought the Lady Gaga Heartbeats at HMV, just because the 20% discount on them were exclusive to the store. Peer pressure led me to buy them in red instead of black $191 is still a lot of money, and the earphones are simply not worth that. I was really disappointed of the sound quality. 'Crystal clear' my ass! I've should've read the reviews earlier, because the reviewers shared the same sentiment with me. Plus, the accessories provided were on par with earphones sold at $40++ range. The only good points were the pounding bass, design and flat cables.

Then I did something that I feel a lot of people would think I'm crazy the next day. Bought another pair of earphones at Tangs after school. Well, I've been wanting a pair from the Jays brand for a long time and I thought the Heartbeats would suppress that desire at first. I decided to get the A-Jays Three at $98 after trying out the Jays range of earphones, and they sound MUCH better than the Heartbeats. The accessories were much more than what I needed. The cables are flat too, so now I feel like I'm wearing squid-ink linguine whenever I'm out. So now what's the fate of the Heartbeats? I'm considering to either keep them, sell them, exchange them or pass them to my neighbour who's desperate for them.
Moral of the 'story'? Don't be fooled by discounts!