Mien Uno and the Story of Sandiaga Kapok Nakal because of Chili.
Id Nasional. Candidate for vice president Sandiaga Uno has special memories with chili in his childhood. The moment according to his mother, Mien Uno, became one of the unforgettable memories.
Met at his house in the Kebayoran Baru area, South Jakarta, on Saturday, exclusively to Detikcom, Mien Uno shared stories about the small figure of Sandiaga, who is now ready to become one of the important people in this country.
"It's bad, but it's a naughty little child, that's normal. The delinquency that I have to monitor is bad words, for example from friends," Mien said.
Mien really didn't want her children to speak harsh or bad. That's why he was a little 'fierce' to them for the sake of the child to understand that the action was not good.
"Until now he will not forget. The problem is that when I say harshly, I give chili. They tend to be cured," he said, laughing.
But according to Mien, Sandiaga and his first child, Indra, were not the type of children who had to be told many times to be able to understand that rude speaking is not good. "Let them, they don't want to say bad things anymore. Especially when we lived in the Riau area, the chillies were amazing, I used the raw ones," Mien said, laughing.
For Mien Uno, Sandiaga and Indra, it is not the type of child who is difficult to grow up. Until now his youngest child has become a vice presidential candidate, he did not see any significant changes from Sandiaga.
"Mas Sandi from childhood, school until now is the same. He is eager to give something to the public," he said.
Met at his house in the Kebayoran Baru area, South Jakarta, on Saturday, exclusively to Detikcom, Mien Uno shared stories about the small figure of Sandiaga, who is now ready to become one of the important people in this country.
"It's bad, but it's a naughty little child, that's normal. The delinquency that I have to monitor is bad words, for example from friends," Mien said.
Mien really didn't want her children to speak harsh or bad. That's why he was a little 'fierce' to them for the sake of the child to understand that the action was not good.
"Until now he will not forget. The problem is that when I say harshly, I give chili. They tend to be cured," he said, laughing.
But according to Mien, Sandiaga and his first child, Indra, were not the type of children who had to be told many times to be able to understand that rude speaking is not good. "Let them, they don't want to say bad things anymore. Especially when we lived in the Riau area, the chillies were amazing, I used the raw ones," Mien said, laughing.
For Mien Uno, Sandiaga and Indra, it is not the type of child who is difficult to grow up. Until now his youngest child has become a vice presidential candidate, he did not see any significant changes from Sandiaga.
"Mas Sandi from childhood, school until now is the same. He is eager to give something to the public," he said.
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