Changing from the more-carefree atmosphere of student life to working life is tough. If this is your virgin move, you'd definitely feel a slight pinch of culture shock -- perhaps in terms of freedom, or dependency, or a degree of need for affirmation.
You can't keep at your work 110% without some form of reward or relaxation. So, what do we (me and my colleagues. In this post, Mr Eric models!) do for destressing moments?
Go for massage!!!
This Gintell Rest 'N' Go Station at Crown Square is among many more of such stations established nation-wide at major shopping malls. They are strategically placed to ease the aching muscles of shoppers, and in this case, hard-at-work employees. (Self proclaimed! No shame in that.)
The chairs only accept notes, and it gives you an option of choosing the duration of the massage. RM1 pays for 3 minutes, RM5 for 15 and RM10 for half an hour.
The massage is thorough - it rotates, vibrates and goes up and down your back, neck, head and legs too. (Not hands though.)
When I was in KL, I even saw some KLites sitting in those chairs for long periods of time during lunch break on a normal working day! Perhaps a good market for pampering employees yet untapped?
One thing's for sure, I'm gonna have one of those chairs forever reserved under my name!!
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