Do you prefer working in an office or working from home? I'd definitely prefer working from home because my daily commute is a real grind. I have to get up quite early and ride my e-bike to work, and the traffic during rush hour can be pretty chaotic. Although there are designated lanes for e-bikes on both sides of the road, they're often packed with people, so getting around can be quite stressful. If I could work from home, I'd be able to sleep in, avoid the morning rush, and start work at around 8 a.m. Honestly, having a little extra time to myself in the morning would make a huge difference to my quality of life.

What's something that can make an ordinary workday more enjoyable? Honestly, I'd say money is probably the biggest motivation for me. I'm always in a good mood when payday rolls around because, let's face it, money pays for my food, my little treats, and, most importantly, my freedom! After working long shifts, I think I deserve to enjoy the money I've earned. At the end of the day, financial independence is one of the main reasons I work so hard.

Have you ever gotten in trouble at work/school for something silly? Yes, I have! When I was an undergraduate, I spent so much time working part-time to earn some extra pocket money that my academic performance really suffered. I actually ranked near the bottom of my class, and my academic advisor eventually contacted my parents because of my poor grades. Looking back, I really cringe at how I prioritized making money over my studies. I sometimes wish I'd spent more time learning English instead. If I had, I might have become proficient in it by the time I was 26, and I wouldn't have to juggle night shifts with English studies now!

Do you enjoy practical jokes, or do you think some pranks go too far? I enjoy practical jokes that don’t offend or embarrass others. But when it comes to some pranks that aim to embarrass other people or invade their privacy, I tend to avoid them because I think they go too far, and they make me feel uncomfortable. What’s more, I think some pranks may damage a friendship. I believe a good prank should make everyone laugh, including the person being pranked, rather than make someone feel awkward or humiliated.

Have you ever played a prank on someone? No, not really. I'm not much of a joker, to be honest, and I wouldn't say I have a great sense of humour. I find it quite difficult to come up with a funny prank, and I'm always worried that I might accidentally hurt someone's feelings or even damage a friendship. I guess I'm just not very good at that sort of thing! However, if a group of friends were planning a harmless prank just to make someone laugh and give them a pleasant surprise, I'd be more than happy to join in.