Ahhh, It's Czech..

Location : Olomouc town square

Time : One evening sometime in late October

As we were entering the premise, a man near the front door was whispering

"How could kids come to McD at this time on their own?"

Blame it on Kak Ejai and Kirin *kehkehkeh*

"Filet-o-fish?"

"Ano"

"Sandwich or set?"

Sandwich?Co je to?Apa tu?

"Set"

At dining table.

"Where's the sink? I want to wash my hand"

"There's no sink in fast food restaurant in Czech. Go to the toilet and pay 5kc..or take this"

*handing bottled water*

So I wash my hand inside the plant pot beside me.

All three of us did.

It was normal for Kak Ejai and Kirin but it was a bit, well, jakun on my part.

Then I stood with the intention to get some ketchup and pepper from the ketchup station.

At least, that is what I was thinking I want to do.

But then

"Where are u going?"

*puzzled*

"get some ketchup and pepper from the station"

"awat la hang ni. there's no free ketchup in any McD in Czech. U need to buy it.5kc per sachet.got it?"

"meh?5kc for a sachet?"

eating 'sandwich' and menjentik wedges that were salt-coated

later that night.

I was sleeping soundly.

Kak Ejai and Kirin and few others decided they have to have supper.

I say conversation over nice food is great.

And they pick my jakunness earlier as their topic (-,-')

Now that I think of it, there have been no restaurant that I went to that serve free ketchup.

Except for Alta Vista *which exist no more*

In Burger King, ketchup need to be bought.

The same goes for Santa Maria, Sport Cafe etc.

It's Czech.