Life after death?

Got this cool reply from an equally hip man featured on Straits Times today. He's the founder of the IndoChine group of restaurants (more than 20 in Singapore, Malaysia, and Germany!), 38 years old, a Laotian-born Aussie citizen cum S'pore PR who has a penchant for chandeliers (they're well-hung) and sports a funky ponytail.

During the interview, he gave this witty reply that cracked me up:

Q: Do you believe that there is a life after the one we are living now? What do we have to do to go there?

A: (First expresses his dislike for life-after-death, or in this case, life-after-life questions.) "I'm too busy living this one to worry about the next."

If I knew what I did to get here, I will know what I need to do to get there, but then again, how do I know that what I do will get me there? And in the first place, where is there?

And how do I know that there is where I want to go in the first place? In fact, how do I know that you are really here and I am talking to you?

Poor reporter.

I wonder... Life-after-death, or life-after-life? I'm way too dense fer that right now haha. It's a blardy SUNDAY afternoon, hellO! Plus I got home at like 7am this morning after a KTV marathon. Shiok though, keke.