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Tegar Arryaguna.

Sapere Aude

Grew up in Sleman, Yogyakarta, this passionate young man has visions for the future. His dream is to change people's lives through his ideas. With his moto "Sapere Aude" which means "Dare to Know" he desire great achievements.

Tegar Arryaguna believes that "the process" and "the quality" are two main factors to accomplish greatness with compassion, calm, and well-manered attitude.

Experience

2013-2014

Studied Customs and Excise program at STAN, Bintaro

2015-2022

Worked in Palembang Customs and Excise of Ministry of Finance

2017-2019

Studied Accounting program at PKN STAN, Bintaro

2023-Present

Part of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport Customs and Excise, Ministry of Finance

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Pizza Hut’s Cheese Rizz: The Unexpected Comeback Pizza We Didn’t Know We Needed

It’s been a few months since Pizza Hut Indonesia introduced their latest menu highlight: the Cheese Rizz. At first glance, it seemed like just another promo item — maybe even a response to Domino’s ultra-viral Cheese Volcano. And honestly? I didn’t expect much.

But after trying it, I think this pizza might just be the comeback product Pizza Hut has been waiting for.

Can Cheese Rizz Compete with Cheese Volcano?

Short answer: Yes — and not just compete, it absolutely steals the spotlight.
I’ve tried Domino’s Cheese Volcano. Honestly? It’s just a regular pizza with a pool of cheese “juice” in the center. A bit fun to look at, sure, but taste-wise, it’s not that special. The hype was bigger than the bite.

Cheese Rizz, on the other hand, feels far more thought out. It’s indulgent without being overwhelming, creative without going overboard, and — most importantly — actually delicious.

A Pattern of Hits and Misses

Pizza Hut, like many brands, has been throwing out new ideas every few months in an attempt to stay in the game. Some of them stuck — I still remember how fun Limo Pizza and Cheesy Bites were. But many others felt more like gimmicks than game-changers: Black Pizza, Dimsum Pizza (surprisingly good, though), Martabak Pizza, even The Game Pizza, shaped like a soccer field.

Unfortunately, despite all the attempts, Pizza Hut has been on a slow decline. Local pizza joints have stepped up their game with better flavors and fresher ingredients. Domino’s has gone full throttle with aggressive promos and endless crust options. Add a lingering boycott to the mix, and it’s easy to see why Pizza Hut hasn’t been top of mind for a while.

So, What Makes Cheese Rizz Different?

Three words: cheese, texture, balance.

Every slice of Cheese Rizz has gooey mozzarella inside the crust, melty cheese on top, and a golden, crispy layer of cheddar around the edge. The flavors are bold but comforting, and the texture contrast — melty center with a crunchy bite — makes it a genuinely enjoyable experience.

It’s the kind of pizza that reminds you why you liked Pizza Hut in the first place.

Final Thoughts

Cheese Rizz isn’t just another seasonal gimmick — it’s a sign that Pizza Hut can still innovate in ways that actually matter to pizza lovers. It brings back the excitement of ordering pizza not just out of convenience, but out of genuine craving.

Since trying it, I’ve found myself returning to Pizza Hut more often, even choosing it over other options when dining with family. It’s rare for a new pizza to make that kind of impact — but Cheese Rizz did.

If you haven’t tried it yet, this might be the one that brings you back too.

Bought a Budget Android. Might’ve Just Outsmarted iPhone

It’s been a while since I last posted, but I’m really excited to share this — after nearly ten years with iOS, I finally got an Android phone! Don’t worry, I’m still keeping my iPhone too.

Honestly? I’m impressed. The features are way better than I expected. And it’s not even a big brand like Samsung — it’s a Realme. I was actually thinking about getting the iPhone 16 just for the whole Apple AI thing, but after trying my wife’s… what a letdown.
I expected Apple AI to be next-level, but it turns out it’s basically stuff Android has had for years.

The real reason I bought this phone, though, is the built-in NFC reader and copier. Now, I can just tap my phone to enter my apartment building — no more worrying about forgetting my access card.

And get this: the phone cost less than a quarter of the price of an iPhone 16. It even has USB-C fast charging. For the same price, you’d probably only get a used iPhone 11.

I didn’t expect much, to be honest. Back in the day, whenever I saw someone using Android, the screens always looked a bit "off" compared to iPhones, and the builds seemed cheaper. But now? My Android has a screen on par with my wife’s iPhone 15 Pro, and the build feels premium (though that part’s a bit subjective). Overall, it really exceeded my expectations.

That said, there are still four things the iPhone does better:

1. The camera — Apple is still hard to beat here.
2. The UI feel — There’s something about iOS that’s just smoother and more fluid.
3. The modem chip — The connection feels slower on this phone; I’ve heard the latest iPhones have cutting-edge modem tech.
4. AssistiveTouch — Android has alternatives, but they’re clunky and not very customizable. Maybe that’s not a big deal for everyone, but for me, it matters.

To be fair, these are just my impressions from a mid-range Android. I haven’t even compared it to flagship models. I wouldn’t be surprised if the latest Samsung or Huawei outperformed the iPhone in some of these areas.

All in all, it’s a fun phone to use. It looks sleek and, while the camera isn’t great, it does come with this cool vintage digital filter vibe. I’m actually enjoying it way more than I expected.

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