Booking a ride these days is quite expensive, and honestly, it’s been a while since I last did. I usually take buses to get to my destination. Though uncomfortable, when I consider the cost of comfort, I willingly submit myself to the discomfort.

Spending time with family has always been my favorite thing to do. Of course, there are moments when they piss me off, and sometimes, I do the pissing off—especially when it comes to my younger sister and my mom. I won’t deny that I enjoy seeing their fair faces turn a little red when I annoy them. You could say that teasing my family is my unique way of expressing love. But every now and then, I also bring them small goodies—sometimes out of love, but mostly as a bribe for coming home late after spending time with my friends.

SourceThe first 30 minutes of Incoming might not grab you right away, but stick with it—it gets much better and ends up exceeding expectations. At first glance, it feels like a typical teen movie, but it defies several clichés along the way. Unlike the usual storylines where absolute nerds get lucky and have the night of their lives, this film focuses on regular kids (played by actual teen actors) who are navigating life pretty well. Source There are some genuinely interesting side stories, and the friend group doesn't follow the predictable arc of fighting, reconciling, and chasing the popular girl. In fact, not everyone is after the stereotypical "it" girl. The teacher is portrayed as genuinely supportive, dealing with students' personal issues in a way that feels realistic. The main character doesn't endure the usual trope of being beaten up, and the sister gets a compelling character arc of her own. Even the side characters show growth, like one who finally finds his courage. Source While it does stick to some standard teen movie tropes and can feel a bit over the top at times, Incoming still manages to offer surprises and subvert expectations. Yes, it will make you cringe occasionally, and no, it's not a family-friendly watch. But for single guys aged 15 to 25, this film I would recommend.

Good morning and a wonderful week ahead,sharing art I made over the weekend, I've been on tight schedule recently but I managed to get the weekend off for myself doing the things I love and missed doing, although clean up was part of the package but it's been a while I had this much time for myself so I enjoyed every bit of it, managed to whip up time for art and viola. Drawing of modern house.

Source I love watching a good puzzle film, whether it’s a murder mystery or an escape room. I really enjoyed the first Escape Room because of its interesting traps and well-developed backstory for the characters. When I saw Escape Room: Tournament of Champions on Netflix, I had to give it a go to see if it held up to the first.

SourceWhen it comes to the world’s most debated comparisons, the iPhone vs. Android debate is definitely among the top two—right after the Messi vs. Ronaldo debate. Just like the latter, everyone has their own opinions and reasons for choosing either the iPhone or Android. Source Having used both, I believe I can offer a fair and balanced comparison of their strengths, weaknesses, and overall user experience. I'll compare them based on six factors: Performance, Camera, Battery Life, Software Support, Cost, and Customization.