does it ever occured to you why those jamu vendors (tukang jamu) keep kebaya as their working attire? if yes, do me a favor and asking them, ok..

my sis did & she was just too shy to ask the lady. i encouraged (challenged more likely) her, but she challenged me back.

'no sweat', i thought & approached the lady.

"mba, would u mind if i ask you something?"

"no, what is it?"

"well, my sis here (ha! gotcha!!) is just curious as why u keep work wearing a kebaya, which seem to limit your movement, especially u have to carry such burden? why not wear slacks and t-shirt which will be more comfortable?"

"hehe.. i wish i could, but kebaya is just a tradition."

we've always knew the answer, but sure is obvious who the shy and rigid between us. it's just amusing taking a step back and watching the process. hey, i was just helping if in the process i sorta humiliate her it's just a tactic. as long as the job gets done ;)