Boycott restaurants out to make a killing


  • Letters
  • Monday, 04 Jun 2007

ONE would be forgiven for thinking that Malaysians are a group of poor souls forced at gunpoint into buying outrageously-priced teh tarik and iced Milo by pirate-like traders after reading so many complaints in the newspapers about them.  

That is not the case, however. We Malaysians are actually well known to be able to find the cheapest pack of Milo in the supermarkets or hypermarkets in our area. So why can’t we find the cheapest teh tarik or iced Milo in our area too?  

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