"I'm sure that was eye-opening.
Go catch another one and record the show!"
Au Yong: Hell yeah that was eye opening (until eyes also can pop out). Wow, some more this time record it in movie. It better be a good one this time.
Alifa: Next eye-opening show will be the that thing la (pointing towards the London Eye).
Au Yong: They gonna do it in there? OMG.
The London Eye has become an iconic landmark and a symbol of modern Britain. The London Eye is the UK’s most popular paid for visitor attraction, visited by over 3.5 million people a year (and in Malaysia, I don't even willing to fork out RM12 to get into our copycat version Mata Di Malaysia). A breathtaking feat of design and engineering, passengers in the London Eye's capsules can see up to 40 kilometres in all directions.
Attached to the wheel are 32 glass capsules and because they’re on the outside of the wheel the views are unobstructed. Each can carry 25 people comfortably, there’s a wooden bench in the middle to sit on but being all glass it can get a bit warm in there on a hot day.
Au Yong: That's a more eye-catching performance. It's even better than London Eye.
Alifa: What you say just now?
Au Yong: Err... London Eye.
Alifa: No. The other words with eye.
Au Yong: Mata (In BM).... Err, "Ngan" (in Chinese).
Alifa: NO!!!!
Au Yong: You the one who ask other words with eye ma.
Alifa: (sharp staring...)
Au Yong: Ok ok. Oh. (deep thinking) You mean eye-catching.
Alifa: Yes. Remember the clue?
"I'm sure that was eye-opening.
Go catch another one and record the show!"
Au Yong: Smart.... I know what to do.
The Charlie Chaplin show.
The human robot show.
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