Definition of Satisfaction

Satisfaction is the saving of an hour's queue to enter a popular Japanese fashion retail store.

Photo taken from Chloe's Facebook. Poor girl went there on the opening day and the crowd was mad. Today, it wasn't so bad, much better.

Chieh and I were disparaged by the crowd we saw at 11am+ and decided it's better to satiate our hunger first. When the appetizers and the drinks came, we got to know from Tokyo that Isaac, Chris and Theng were there.

Naturally, the thing to do was to message them and asked if we could... you know... slip in.

How evil, I know.

So the poor guys queued up for an hour whilst we happily ate our lunch and walked there to meet them, conveniently cutting the queue.

The spoils of war. 1 pair of skinny jeans + 1 pair of so-called denim leggings (I still see them as jeans) = RM79.80. Thanks to Isaac's generous gift of a RM20 voucher.

One thing to note: the guys spent more time shopping than us girls. How odd.

Perhaps it's because the nice tops are all sold out, Chieh and I couldn't find any tops worth buying. However, the guys were having a whale of time trying out clothes (this being their 2nd time visiting the store, how I marvel at their persistence).

Isaac said, "I came again because I haven't bought enough clothes!"

Lol. Coming from a guy. Lol.

So we left the store at 5pm, approximately 3.5 hours spent in there.

Chris treated us to dessert at Snowflakes in Pavilion.

This 'beeping UFO' thing is so cute. It beeps when your treat is done. So in.

Satisfaction is also the using of less than RM80 to buy 2 good quality designer jeans and being treated to ice blended desserts.

P/S: Yesterday's 'tomorrow' was good after all =)