So that was my breakdown on Sitrling Highway adventure

But while that was happening I was seriously thinking, thank God for so many things. First of all, thank God the printers in the Gat room weren't working because if they were I probably would have stayed there to print stuff and gone home much later when the police weren't in the area to help me not freak out so much. And thank GOD that tonight was the only night in like 2 weeks that I decided to go home early instead of at 4 am because I don't even know what I can do if I break down at 4 in the morning. On the other hand, thank God that it was midnight and Stirling Highway was kinda empty so I didn't have to stop in the middle of the road and get knocked down by hundreds of cars. Also, thank God that I only broke down about 1km away from the station and it was easy to walk there. And thank God for sending so many helpful people, seriously. The police stopped, and then one more guy stopped while I was thinking what to do and he gave me the RAC number (which was useless because they don't operate after 5pm = ??) and then a cyclist stopped to ask if I needed help and then ANOTHER driver stopped while I was pouring in the petrol. Thank you Perth people, for being so nice and helpful! If you stop to help in KL you get mugged so I don't think anyone would have stopped if I were back home. Also thank GOD THAT TOMORROW'S EXAM IS FCP AND NOT ID OR PHARM because if it were, I'd probably be dead right now from mentally breaking down and freaking out to death.

So yeah. my car broke down while I was driving alone in the middle of the night before an exam but there are so many ways it could have been much more catastrophic so thank God for watching over me. Now I gotta somehow wash the petrol off my feet. Lesson learned: never drive with no petrol and always keep baby wipes in your car.