No
The Malaysians love to say no, (whereas Chinese Singaporeans seem to do anything to avoid using the word no - give you the wrong food, the n wrong directions, send you off into the far distance - anything to oblige).
Sample conversation here:
"So you're telling me I can't sit down?"
"No."
"Can I eat this?"
"No."
"What, this food, you're selling to me? I can't sit down and I can't eat it? Can I put it in a bin?"
"No."
"There are no bins in Malaysia?"
"No."
"There are no seats in Malaysia?"
"No."
"What about them, they're sitting down?"
"No."
"Why can't I sit down?"
"No."
"So you're telling me I can buy food but I am not allowed to eat it?"
"No."
"I'm just going to sit down here and see if you can stop me then."
"Yes."
Sample conversation here:
"So you're telling me I can't sit down?"
"No."
"Can I eat this?"
"No."
"What, this food, you're selling to me? I can't sit down and I can't eat it? Can I put it in a bin?"
"No."
"There are no bins in Malaysia?"
"No."
"There are no seats in Malaysia?"
"No."
"What about them, they're sitting down?"
"No."
"Why can't I sit down?"
"No."
"So you're telling me I can buy food but I am not allowed to eat it?"
"No."
"I'm just going to sit down here and see if you can stop me then."
"Yes."
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