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SELF ENTITLED BICYCLE RIDER GO AGAINST TRAFFIC GETS BANG BY MOTORCYCLE

In the bustling streets of Singapore, a growing concern has emerged – self-entitled bicycle riders going against traffic. This reckless behavior not only poses a threat to the cyclists themselves but also creates a menace on the roads.

The cyclist did not even slow down when turning to oppose traffic

To understand the issue better, it’s crucial to examine the root causes. One significant factor is the lack of awareness among cyclists regarding the dangers of going against traffic. Enforcement challenges and inadequate cycling infrastructure also contribute to the problem, creating an environment where such behavior becomes prevalent.

Impact on Motorists

The consequences of this behavior extend beyond the immediate risk to cyclists. Motorists face an increased likelihood of accidents, leading to frustration and economic implications. Addressing the issue is not only about ensuring the safety of cyclists but also about preserving the overall harmony on the roads.

Legal Consequences for Cyclists

To curb this hazardous behavior, legal consequences for cyclists must be explored. Traffic violations and fines, coupled with the potential for legal actions by motorists, could serve as deterrents. Advocacy for stricter regulations within the cycling community is also crucial to establishing a sense of responsibility.

Here are what netizens think:

  • The law should change and protect motorist when up against these self entitled bicycle riders.
  • What an unfortunate incident for the motorbiker. Due to someone else recklessness, the biker is drag into the accident
  • Poor motorcycle rider.. he has right of way
  • E-bike deserved it, hope the Motorcycle rider is ok
  • How I wish the motorcycle was a heavy vehicle.. teach the ebike a lesson
  • ebike sabo… totally deserved it….pity the mcycle rider….
  • Actually it’s the individual’s mindset. I’ve seen road users regardless of mode of transport, make a turn or filtering without consideration of other road users. It’s not only inconsiderate, selfish and also endangering others including their own lives. Life is precious, everyone be safe.

MAN SAYS HE GETS REJECTED BY GIRLS BECAUSE HE IS FAIR AND HANDSOME

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I need to rant about my looks

First of all to those people who keep talking about pretty privileges, I DO NOT DENY IT EXISTS. But we have it tough as well. I’m 24M, already some years over my NS days. But my skin is those where it never gets tan at all. So even until now, my skin is clean and white AF. Not only that, I do know that I look better than average although I don’t think I look good looking enough to be considered “Handsome”.

Speaking chinese often, people around me tend to call me “清秀” and “俊美” which I am not sure whether it is to be a compliment. They often mistake me as a Taiwanese/Korean. But I am starting to feel my looks are a hinderance to my relationship life. For F sake, I got rejected by girls which only to be told by their friends that “she thinks you’re a player, but your looks rlly honestly give the F-boi vibes”.

什么 the F? I can control how I look meh? I tried tanning my skin and it doesn’t work at all. I cannot grow a beard, nor a mustache fits my face shape. I’m done bro, when guys ugly people call us “simp, desperate”. When guys look better, people call us “F-boi, player”. What is it u girls want??? WALAO. But anyways thanks for allowing me to rant here

Here are what netizens think:

  • Its not just ugly and good looking spectrum. Have you not seen a Venn Diagram in your science class? Girls are looking for square/nerdy but delicious looking boy scouts. You are probably the delicious looking pervert in their spectrum. Thats better than pervy boy scouts I guess.
  • Maybe it’s the 氣質 instead, 相由心生 afterall. Take some time to reflect, are u really the playboy like they describe? And yes, as full grown adults, we do have a certain degree of control over our looks indeed. Not 100% of coz, but not zero either.
  • Bro. White is enough la. White af is like god tier white or what? Lol. Just say, dont judge u by the looks. If still they dont want to know you then gd luck and wait another 5 yrs hope your facial structure change by then. Just joking la
  • They say it’s the inner that brings out the outer. Once you can find the inner peace, with yourself, that’s when people can accept your outer appearance.
  • I mean you can be good looking and all but have a tiko expression? One’s demeanor is very important too haha

30 Y.O MAN USED FAKE ONLINE IDENTITY TO WIN THE HEART OF WOMAN, THEN SCAMS HER OF $97K

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MAN ARRESTED FOR HIS SUSPECTED INVOLVEMENT IN A CASE OF INTERNET LOVE SCAM

The Police have arrested a 30-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a case of Internet Love Scam (ILS).  

In May 2023, the Police received a report of ILS where a 34-year-old female victim was cheated of more than $97,000. Through follow-up investigations, officers from Commercial Affairs Department established the identity of the man and arrested him on 8 November 2023. Preliminary investigations revealed that the man used a fictitious online persona and befriended the victim who was deceived into transferring more than $97,000 to him between August 2022 and February 2023. The man was believed to have used the money to repay his loans and daily expenses. 

The man will be charged in court on 10 November 2023 with cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence of cheating carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years, and a fine.

Members of public are advised to adopt the following measures to avoid falling victim to internet love scams: 

  • Do not receive/send money from/to people you do not know well, especially if you have not met in person
  • Contact the Police immediately if you receive any message or call from someone claiming to be in trouble overseas and urgently needs you to send money; and
  • Inform the Police if anyone tries to extort money from you.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688. Anyone with information on such scams may call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
10 November 2023 @ 1:05 AM

GIRL DUMPED BY BF BECAUSE NEW GOT IS MORE ‘SEXIER’ THAN HER

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At age 21 I felt my heart fully shatter for the first time. My first love of 2 years left me for someone else. He told me I don’t turn him on and he don’t love me anymore. He told me the other girl is so much hotter and has a sexier body. She was willing to do more so he picked her. Basically everything he said to me had hurt me, I felt stabs of pain drove through my heart for days. I’ve never felt so numb before in my life. We dated for over 18 month before I gave myself to him. I did everything that he wanted because I love him so much. I wanted him as much as he wanted me then. He was my first everything. I thought he was the one. He was so patient, loving and kind to me. Now I wonder were there others when we were seeing each other. Was anything real between us? How did I not see this coming?

How can I be on top of the world with him then and feel like I’m in hell now? I feel so worthless now. I yearn for him and I hate him. Why did he do this to me…… was our love ever real? Now I see that he changed his profile pic to him and that girl. My heart has gone numb. I never mattered to him? He got over me so quickly? My friends told me to ignore him as he’s not worth it.

How can I? How did the love vanish overnight? How do I move on? The pain is unbearable.

Here are what netizens think:

  • If I had read correctly, you have yourself to him after 18 mths, he broke up with you after 24 mths. His love didn’t vanish overnight la. It was gone long before. The moment the other girl appeared. I would also boldly assume that he achieved his goal.with you, from the way you mentioned that “the girl was willing to do more, blah blah”. Get a grip and block him. Hugs.
  • I think everyone would have gone through the pain of getting dumped at least once in their lifetime. The circumstances will vary but the feeling still sucks no matter what. So give yourself a lot of time to recover. I went through one similar to your experience when I was 23. Two decades later I cannot even remember his name. Lmao. So yes you will forget all of this one day.
  • Not sure his age but assuming both are still young, he’ll jump to a better ship and will keep doing that. You on the other hand value love and felt betrayed by his love only to find someone else who is physically more attractive. Take it as a lesson and dont give all your love again just because he treats you like his one and only but ur still in a relationship phase. Time to stop thinking about him period.
  • I understand what it’s like to feel the stab wounds– I am sorry that you’re going through this level of trauma. You have to understand that mostly it’s not you, moral fault lies with the abuser. You didn’t deserve to be told you weren’t as good as another girl. You didn’t deserve to be discarded in such an abrupt and cruel manner. You deserve a better partner who will love you wholeheartedly and want to build and sustain a lifetime relationship with you. The how is not easy, let time heal, if you realise that certain things have therapeutic value engage more in them. Could be anything e.g. being in natural surroundings, spending time with friends, travelling, a spa day etc. Take care and I sincerely hope you feel better progressively, one day you’ll be able to look back and say I survived the trauma.

MAN BOUGHT CAI PNG WITH VEG & CHICKEN, GETS MYSTERIOUS $4 CHARGE FOR FISH

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A customer at the Koufu Food Court on the second floor of Toa Payoh Hub has taken to social media to express concerns over perceived discrepancies in pricing and receipt accuracy.

The customer, Mr Lee Dayong, questioned the normalcy of being charged $7.20 for a meal consisting of rice, tau gey, beancurd skin, and chicken cutlet.

Got chicken cutlet but charged $4 for fish

The post goes on to highlight an unusual notation on the receipt, where the item “fish” was listed in association with the chicken cutlet.

The customer reportedly queried the cashier about this, and according to the post, the cashier explained that the entry was meant for the chicken cutlet.

Expressing dissatisfaction, the customer commented on the perceived high cost of $4 for what was described as a small piece of chicken cutlet, stating that it felt like “bordering daylight robbery.”

The concern was not only about the cost but also about the accuracy and transparency of the receipt.

“Anyhow key the receipt”

The customer further criticized the cashier’s handling of the receipt, claiming that it was “just rubbish.” The post argued that the receipt should not have been labeled as “veg + meat” and expressed worry about the ease with which such discrepancies could potentially lead to customers being misled.

The customer raised a broader issue, connecting the alleged receipt discrepancies to a larger trend of complaints about the rising prices of mixed rice (cai png).

The post suggested that inaccurate receipts could contribute to customers feeling deceived and contributing to the growing dissatisfaction with food prices in general.

Here is what the customer said

Is it normal to charge $7.20 for rice + tau gey + beancurd skin + chicken cutlet?

What’s more, when I asked the cashier why my receipt had “fish”, she said its for the chicken cutlet. I think $4 for a small piece of chicken cutlet is bordering daylight robbery.

But even if its justifiable, how can the cashier anyhow key in “fish” when there’s no fish? Also, it shouldn’t be veg + meat. The whole receipt is just rubbish. How am I to know if they charged me correctly based on it?

If they anyhow key the receipt, it makes it easier for customers to be hoodwinked! No wonder nowadays people keep complaining about cai png prices.

This is Koufu food court at TPY Hub second floor.

S’PORE MAN BEATS SON WITH UMBRELLAS & CANES, WIFE SHIELDS BOY & GETS BEATEN ALSO

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A 45-year-old man in Singapore pleaded guilty in court on 9 November to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to a minor, by hitting his son repeatedly with two umbrellas and a cane after suspecting the boy of stealing money.

The man and victim cannot be named because of a court order protecting the identity of the victim.

Introduction

The incident took place after the boy attended a birthday party and claimed to have received a substantial sum of money as a gift.

What began as a suspicion over a possible lie turned into a harrowing episode of physical punishment, leaving both the son and his mother battered.

The chain of events initiated when the boy’s mother suspected him of lying about receiving a generous S$50 note from the birthday celebrant.

Upon returning home, the mother relayed the incident to her husband, setting the stage for a tumultuous night.

Upon learning of the alleged theft and deception, the father, consumed by anger, resorted to using two umbrellas and a cane to discipline his son.

The escalating punishment unfolded within the confines of their home, leading to visible injuries on the young boy.

He had used and umbrella and hit the boy on his hands and thighs repeatedly and causing him to cry, he then told his son to get out of the house before shutting the door.

The boy later returned back into the flat and this time, the man used a bigger umbrella to hit the boy on the same areas repeatedly.

Witnessing the brutality, the mother attempted to shield her son, only to become a victim herself and getting hit as well when the man used a cane.

The father persisted despite pleas to cease the violence, creating a distressing scene of domestic discord.

The situation escalated to a point where a concerned member of the public contacted the police, reporting a disturbing scene of scolding, smacking, and crying.

The subsequent police response resulted in the apprehension of the father and the hospitalization of the mother and son.

Medical examination revealed the physical toll of the assault, with the son exhibiting red linear marks and bruising on various parts of his body.

The man is set to return to court in January for his sentencing.

MAN WORKING IN PETROL STATION WORRIES HE WILL NEVER RETIRE DUE TO INCOME

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Curious minds here – what’s the retirement magic number for Singapore, and when should one aim to hit the hammock? How do you quantify the numbers? i.e. 30 times your yearly earnings, with zero debts, living that dream lifestyle (specifically..)?

Just a broke lad, no car, no house, pocketing 1,000 to 2,000 monthly working at a petrol station, seeking some nuggets of wisdom. Thanks a bunch, everyone!

Here are what netizens think:

  • There is no magic no. But there is a formula. Assuming you live till the age of 70….and u want to retire at 55. you take your monthly expenses x the no. of yrs of not working. So that will be 15 yrs or 180 months. if your monthly expenses is 2k, that would set you back 360k + inflation…. I suggest you do two things. Get an education that will increase your pay and get a financial planner. Retirement is decades in planning. So better plan now
  • Don’t target the wrong question. Even if someone tells you the magic number is $2 mil (or whatever), so what? You probably already know that at $1-2k monthly is not enough. Change the question to something a little more within control. “What can I do realistically, to earn more than that?” Your problem is not retirement, your problem is NOW. Keep going, find a different path for yourself.
  • There is no magic number. You are what you make yourself to be. If retirement is your game, then sure. Do the math, pick a number, work towards it. If not, one can always contribute to society and still be happy. (Plus there are physical and mental benefits to that too that most don’t like to acknowledge.)
  • This number is a range between 25 to 40x and more of expenses. Expenses, not earnings. Expenses has many facets. Expenses are different things to different folks. Longevity of this number (the invested networth) has many facets – retirement duration length, invested asset allocation. It is such a big topic, you can research at other resource site for many, many years.
  • how to get a job with higher pay first instead of planning for retirement.

BROKE GIRL DESPERATE FOR MONEY, SELLS HER USED PANTIES AND SOCKS TO SURVIVE

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I’m really considering selling used socks and panties

That’s it, really. I’ve gotten to the point financially where I don’t care. To be honest the idea doesn’t bother me or my husband.

What I’m most bothered about is the fact that we’re in this situation. We did everything you’re “supposed’ to do.

We have the house, the cars, the kids. My daughter took a really bad fall in school during her last trip before summer.

We’ve had to pay over $5k, with my insurance. How are we supposed to survive?!

We both work full time making more than our peers and still we’re here. Something really needs to change.

Netizens’ comments

  • If you have a product, and there’s a demand for it, and you and your husband are comfortable with it then I’d say get selling.
  • Fk it..if there’s a market for it exploit it!
  • you be you, why not take the money if they are willing to send it?

PROPERTY AGENT ASK FOR $500 VIEWING FEE TURNS OUT TO BE A SCAMMER

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With the number of ongoing scams that have been going around, one would always have to be careful with our money, login credentials and other banking information.

A netizen recently posted online after he was told to pay a deposit in order to view a property by a property agent he contacted via social media.

Here is what he said:

He claims to be a property agent and was asking for a $500 deposit for booking/reservation an appointment for viewing the property for RENTAL (261c Punggol Way)

I also noticed someone was trying to alert other people in the Facebook groups about this scammer.

There is no need to pay an agent to secure a viewing appointment. Please verify the agent’s contact details by checking the advertised number against the Real Estate Council’s registry (search under “Salesperson”). If the search does not lead to a property agent’s profile page, it means that the phone number is not registered with CEA by any property agent, and could be an indication that the advertisement is a scam.

It is always encouraging to check the property agent’s details in the property listing against the CEA Public Register to verify that the property agent is registered with CEA. You can do so by searching for the property agent on the CEA Public Register using the advertised phone number. 

Scams

This kind of scams were common in the United Kingdom and victims are typically told to pay money to secure a viewing appointment.

This kind of scam are uncommon in Singapore but it exists. Take note and warn your friends and families.

DRUNK PROPERTY AGENT KICKED POLICEMAN, SAYS SHE WAS PICKING UP PHONE WITH HER LEG, JAILED

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In a surprising turn of events, Rochelle Chow Shuting, a 35-year-old property agent, found herself facing 16 weeks in jail and a hefty S$1,500 fine.

The sentence comes over six years after a tumultuous incident that unfolded in the car park of Parkroyal on Pickering Hotel on August 13, 2019, where she kicked a police officer after being drunk at a wedding, according to Channel NewsAsia.

Background

On 13 August 2019, Rochelle Chow Shuting, who works as a property agent in the real estate industry, had left a wedding ceremony, following a dispute with fellow guests.

The situation escalated when a security guard was summoned to monitor her activities. Despite managing to reach her car on the third floor of the hotel’s car park, chaos ensued when Chow couldn’t find her way out and she started screaming after getting out of her car.

She was described as being violent and even hit a car. according to the security guard.

Faced with an uncontrollable situation, the security guard, Mr. Muhammad Hairul Abdul Halim, sought police assistance.

Upon the police’s arrival, instead of cooperation, Chow continued to express her distress. The situation took a violent turn when attempts were made to arrest her, with three of the officers handcuffing her behind her back.

At the same time, the woman’s mobile phone then dropped onto the ground, and 26-year-old Sergeant Muhammad Taufiq Zainudin then squatted down to help her pick it up, but she ended up kicking him on the right thigh, shouting at him “NO! THAT’S MY PHONE!”

Her actions were captured on the body cameras of the police officers.

Wants to appeal against her sentence.

Chow’s actions led to charges of disorderly conduct and assaulting a police officer. The subsequent legal proceedings concluded with her conviction and the announced sentence, leaving her with the intention to appeal.

In response to the court’s decision, Chow expressed her disagreement and plans to appeal. This adds another layer of complexity to an already perplexing case.