Today in Economics tutorial class…
Ø Econs. Lecturer - Mr Ang
Ø Adorable students - Students
Mr Ang : Monopolistic competitive firms may organize meetings and work in alliance to maximize their profit. For example, D’len, Francis and Yee Khun might go into a secluded underground room and close the door to discuss about something.
Students :Oooooooo!!!( With dancing eyebrows.)
Mr Ang : Can’t you guys stop thinking of those things?! Anyway, it is not necessary that they are product-selling businesses. They can also provide services to…
Students : (Laughter) Yeah, services!!!
Mr Ang : (Shaking his head) (Students nowadays…) Their firms can be…
Students : (Roar with laughter again) Oh yeah! They are firm alright!
Mr Ang : OMG, you guys are really inclined to certain topics! Ok, I shall use the term‘organizations’ instead of ‘firms’ to stop you dirty-minded monkeys from getting excited again..
Students : LOLZ, ORGANS!! ORGASMS!!
Mr Ang : (Speechless, laughing together.)
(At the end, Mr Ang was resorted to using ‘syarikats’ to replacing ‘firms’ or ‘organizations’ for the rest of the session.)
Ø Econs. Lecturer - Mr Ang
Ø Adorable students - Students
Mr Ang : Monopolistic competitive firms may organize meetings and work in alliance to maximize their profit. For example, D’len, Francis and Yee Khun might go into a secluded underground room and close the door to discuss about something.
Students :Oooooooo!!!( With dancing eyebrows.)
Mr Ang : Can’t you guys stop thinking of those things?! Anyway, it is not necessary that they are product-selling businesses. They can also provide services to…
Students : (Laughter) Yeah, services!!!
Mr Ang : (Shaking his head) (Students nowadays…) Their firms can be…
Students : (Roar with laughter again) Oh yeah! They are firm alright!
Mr Ang : OMG, you guys are really inclined to certain topics! Ok, I shall use the term‘organizations’ instead of ‘firms’ to stop you dirty-minded monkeys from getting excited again..
Students : LOLZ, ORGANS!! ORGASMS!!
Mr Ang : (Speechless, laughing together.)
(At the end, Mr Ang was resorted to using ‘syarikats’ to replacing ‘firms’ or ‘organizations’ for the rest of the session.)
Talk about combo dirty remarks.

My adorable Economics lecturer/tutor- Mr Ang
(Picture sotlen from FB)