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WOMAN BOYCOTTS ION ORCHARD KING OF FRIED RICE AFTER STAFF SHOUTED AT HER FOR NO REASON

When dining out, we all anticipate a pleasant and delightful experience. However, a woman’s recent visit to the King of Fried Rice at Ion Orchard left her shocked and dismayed.

The woman said:

King of fried rice ion orchard. The staff in the photo is super rude. I was waiting to take order and this staff was doing his own thing and dont even bother. Then he shown attitude and shout at me for no reason. Mental problem? Saw alot of bad comment about this staff in goolge review. You can visit here if you want to get scold. Please boycott them. King Of Fried Rice

Here are what netizens think:

  • This type of young punk deserves to get fired shouldn’t work in F&B outlet
  • U saw many Bad Comment About this Staff But No action Taken, That Mean guy is The Bo55 Golden SOn arr,,,
  • Food handlers should mask up , Yes, but I think they should use plastic transparent mask, where customers can still see their facial expressions and real face identity also, rather than hiding behind the mask, with some food handler service staff purposely mask up completely, with only 10% of their eyes seen.
  • Well is not that Singapore had no works is that now adays all youngester not willing to work , just only take it as an experience and slowly find jobs . And don’t request for too much if you willing to work regards of work There is no distinction between high and low jobs, as long as you are willing to learn and experience, you will be successful one day. It take time
  • And Not a movie that reaches heaven. So do hope those youngester cannot complain too much cannot get a good jobs . Please be mindful.
  • just don’t eat , don’t buy , don’t patronise, show them consumer power and the boss will regret for the poor services provided. Consumer is king , if King’s don’t know , the common people will show you the way out.

YOUNG MAN FIRST TIME GO SIAM DIU THEN KANA GONG TAO SPECIAL

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Hey guys, if you can’t tell, this story is about a siam bu. I went to a Siam pub in town area with friends, we’ve never been to one, so it was kind of like why not.

The two friends who I went with to the club were, let’s say a little more experienced since they’ve actually done the deed unlike myself, so while they seemed calm when we were actually at the siam diu, I was nervous as hell. Like I was darting my eyes back and forth when I saw the girl walking towards us, and I just looked like the perfect example of a guy who’s never gone to a siam diu or never seen a girl.

It was apparent to both the siam bus and my friends, so I ended up being coddled literally and figuratively. Now, this is where I really get into the story.

I stupidly ended up being infatuated with the siam bu from who sat with me since she kind of talked to me more, it seemed like we hit it off, and we talked about the gym, normal life, etc. It was cool although she is so much older than me, but then closing time happened, and this is where I felt like I needed to post it somewhere and kinda talk about this whole situation.

My friends kinda saw us talking and that we were having a good time, so they egged me on a little as she was leaving from talking to us/hugging goodbye, and I tried to ask her for her number, she didn’t hear me when I said her name as she was walking away, and I walked out cause I felt stupid. Then I ended up going back, and the bouncer said no I couldn’t ask her when I came back a minute later, so yea…

Ultimately, I think it was a fun experience, and it was cool to go to a club and enjoy my vacation doing stupid stuff, but it kinda messed with my head. Immediately after, I kind of just felt stupid and embarrassed, something along the lines of, “why did I go and do that,” “this is just her job, I definitely shouldn’t have asked,” and, “why didn’t I just call out louder or ask when we were saying goodbye,” It seems like a funny, stupid story, but I felt really bad because I realized just how much attention from a hot girl influenced me, how much I lack romance in my life, and just how I could’ve been bolder, and at least gotten rejected by the siam bu instead of the bouncer, although if I would’ve been creepy, then hell nah, ty to the bouncer for the kind rejection.

Ultimately, I just want to hear what others think, and how I should move forward from this. My idea is to just forget or think of it as a fun albeit embarrassing story.

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FOREIGN NATIONALS MONEY LAUNDERING CASE IS NOW WORTH OVER $2.4 BILLION

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In the realm of law enforcement, few actions are as resounding as the issuance of Prohibition of Disposal Orders. In a recent operation that sent shockwaves through Singapore, more than 110 properties and 62 vehicles, collectively valued at over $1.242 billion, were slapped with these orders. Adding to the intrigue, a cache of bottles containing liquor, wine, and an assortment of precious ornaments was also seized. What’s striking about these orders is that they effectively prohibit the accused from selling any of these assets, creating a legal quagmire with far-reaching implications.

The Blitz of August 15: Unearthing Illicit Wealth

In response to media queries, the Police had conducted further operations in relation to the group of foreign nationals suspected to be involved in laundering the proceeds of their overseas organised crime activities, including scams and online gambling. 

During these operations, additional assets were seized and issued with prohibition of disposal orders. To date, the total value of assets seized or issued with prohibition of disposal orders by the Police stands at more than S$2.4 billion. This includes:

  • Seizures of bank accounts with a total estimated value of more than S$1,127 million, cash (including foreign currencies) amounting to more than S$76 million, 68 gold bars, 294 luxury bags, 164 luxury watches, 546 pieces of jewellery, cryptocurrencies of more than S$38 million, and 204 electronic devices such as computers and mobile phones; and
  • Prohibition of disposal orders issued against more than 110 properties and 62 vehicles with a total estimated value of more than S$1,242 million, as well as bottles of liquor, wine and multiple ornaments.

Investigations are ongoing.

Backstory

On August 15, a dramatic sequence of events unfolded in Singapore as the police executed an islandwide operation involving more than 400 officers. Led by the Commercial Affairs Department, this operation targeted an array of high-end properties, including good class bungalows and luxury condominiums scattered across the city-state. The goal was simple yet monumental: to unearth and clamp down on ill-gotten wealth that had eluded authorities for far too long.

The Accused: A Diverse Cast of Characters

Following the blitz, the law enforcement agencies brought their net down on ten individuals. Among them were nine men and one woman, aged between 31 and 44 years old. What made this case even more intriguing was their origin. Originally hailing from China, they had since assumed various nationalities, further complicating the investigation. The charges against them ranged from money laundering to forgery and even resisting arrest, painting a picture of a complex and well-organized operation.

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PRI SCH GIRL JAYWALKING HALFWAY, GOT SCARED & RAN BACK THEN GETS HIT BY TAXI

In a world where dashcam videos capture the essence of our daily lives, a recent heart-stopping video has highlighted the critical importance of instilling road safety awareness in young children.

This incident, captured on camera, showcases a young primary school student jaywalking across a busy road in the rain and ultimately being hit by a taxi.

The Dashcam Encounter

On a fateful day, the dashcam of a vigilant motorist recorded a nerve-wracking encounter. A young girl, dressed in a primary school uniform, clutched a large umbrella as she stepped onto the rain-soaked streets.

Despite the traffic signal displaying a vivid red man, she continued to jaywalk across the rain soaked road with cars zooming past her.

A Risky Decision

Halfway across the road, the situation took a perilous turn. An approaching lorry slowed down, allowing her passage. However, the intersection concealed a blind spot, and cars continued to rush past the truck, oblivious to the vulnerable student.

It was as if she suddenly realized the gravity of her predicament or, perhaps, feared the fast-moving vehicles. In a moment of panic, she froze.

In a desperate bid to escape the looming danger, the young student reversed her steps abruptly. Oblivious to the approaching yellow taxi, she rushed back towards the point from where she had initially embarked.

Her actions were frantic, and she seemed unaware that she was now heading directly into the path of the oncoming taxi.

As fate would have it, the student collided with the side of the taxi but miraculously avoided a catastrophic accident because the taxi driver had managed to slow down just in time and came to a screeching halt.

Netizens’ comments

  1. It was raining heavily and the kid was holding an umbrella
    Definitely affected her judgement due to these circumstances and fear
    Could see that the kids still reasonably young, better to be guided by an adult
  2. Not surprising as nowadays you can even see young kids crossing or rushing over red lights at traffic junctions, with their parents teaching or encouraging them to rush across when they are in a hurry. Very common now, drivers pls be extra careful at all junctions or Zebra crossings.
  3. School teachers n parents never teach, don’t play play

ANTI-SCAM POLICE FORCE AND 6 BANKS FOILS SCAMS WORTH OVER $17.1 MILLION

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The Anti-Scam Centre (ASC) of the Singapore Police Force, in collaboration with six partnering banks, have leveraged Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology to identify job, investment and other scam victims and alerting them promptly through SMS alerts to prevent further financial losses. The partnering banks are DBS Bank, UOB Bank, OCBC Bank, HSBC Bank, SC Bank and GXS Bank.

During the month-long joint operation conducted between 15 August 2023 and 15 September 2023, the Police and its partnering banks sent out more than 5,000 SMSes to over 4,000 scam victims who are customers of the banks. This resulted in the successful disruption of more than 800 ongoing scam cases and averted potential financial losses of more than $17.1 million. More than 600 PayNow numbers were also blacklisted, averting potential financial losses of $70,000 through information sharing. 

RPA Technology

The joint operation is part of the continued efforts by the Police and its partnering banks to safeguard bank customers and mitigate victims’ losses through innovation. RPA technology has enabled the Police to automate information sharing, information processing, and the mass distribution of SMS alerts. The collaboration between the Police and its partnering banks has also significantly improve their outreach to promptly alert a larger number of victims within a short period of time and prevent further losses. Many of these victims only realised that they had fallen prey to scams after receiving SMS alerts from the Police, advising them to immediately cease further monetary transfers.

The success of the RPA technology also enabled the Police in disseminating crucial information concerning compromised PayNow numbers with its partnering banks. With the information, the banks were able to address the compromised PayNow numbers swiftly by leveraging their distinct technical capabilities and resources. This collaborative initiative was a direct and proactive response to address the alarming escalation of PayNow abuse.

ACT Against Scams

The Police urge members of the public to “ACT” against scams. The ACT acronym outlines how members of the public can Add security features, Check for signs, and Tell the authorities and other about scams.

  1. ADD – Add security features such as the ScamShield application and two-factor authentication for personal accounts, such as banks, social media, and Singpass accounts. Transaction limits for internet banking, including PayNow, could also be set up to limit the amount of funds that can be lost in the event of a scam. 
  2. CHECK – Check for potential signs of a scam by asking questions, fact-checking requests for personal information and money transfers, and verifying the legitimacy of online listings and reviews. Take the time to pause and check. If it is too good to be true, it is probably untrue, and a scam.
  3. TELL – Tell the authorities and others about scam encounters by reporting to the bank, ScamShield, or by filing a Police report. Tell others about ongoing scams and preventive steps they can take. Report the fraudulent pages and/or monikers to the respective platforms.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.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. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

GUY CALLED FOR AN INTERVIEW, WENT WRONG PLACE BUT GOT HIRED

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I was called in for an interview over the phone. I went to the restaurant I thought I was supposed to be at. Told them I was there for my interview and got hired on the spot. Realized after the interview that it wasn’t even the location I applied to.

It’s the same company but a different location.

Should I pretend it never happened and try to go to work as normal? Or should I risk admitting my mistake and potentially losing the job due to negligence?

Here are what netizens think:

  • What do you mean the wrong restaurant? Like it’s a chain and you went to the wrong location?
  • Yea just take the job don’t bother saying anything. The other place probably though you no-showed and this place probably just took you as a walk in interview because every place is desperate for staff. Show up, get your offer in writing, and good luck at the new job.
  • As someone that used to work for a restaurant with a sister location nearby, this used to happen a loooooot. I never thought it was that big of a deal and I was a hiring manager there for years.
  • Congratulations! There’s no negligence here. You turned up, interviewed (or at least confirmed your name and that you want a job) and you were hired. It’s your job, if you want it. Enjoy!
  • I really want to try this. Just show up at a place you want to work and tell them you are there for the interview.

UNI GRAD SAYS DEGREES ARE POINTLESS – 9 MONTHS JOBLESS, CAN’T EVEN GET ENTRY-LVL JOBS

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Having a degree feels pointless

I’ve been out of school for 9 months now, and I can’t find a job. I spent the first few months applying for jobs in my relevant field that required a degree. Most of the time I never heard anything back.

So I decided, well, there’s not a lot for my degree so I’ll try other fields. Same story, just never hear anything back from anybody, even when I try to get a hold of the recruiter.

So I think screw it, I’ll just start applying for jobs that only require a diploma, maybe I’ll stand out. The amount of times I was told I either was over qualified or under qualified, despite them being entry level jobs, has just pissed me off.

I finally got an interview at a place I didn’t care to work for but I need the money. In the middle of the interview, they tell me they just hired the guy right before me because he has 6 months of experience using the software they use.

My family has been on my case about if for the last month now and they don’t seem to understand having a degree doesn’t magically grant you a job, just some BS they fed to me as a kid.

I can barely pay for my rent and my loans doing deliveries. I rely on my brother to buy meals I eat once a day and it sucks because I’d like to help him out with bills, but after nearly 70+ applications this month, no one will give me a shot.

I’m also too poor to move away for a job at the moment so I’m marooned in this job market wasteland.

Netizens’ comments

  1. degree is just a hygiene item now. It doesn’t get you anything, but not having it will auto-exclude you from many things.
    I wish there was a less bleak answer, but it doesn’t do anything except let you pass the automated resume software’s first round of auto-rejects.
  2. Because society has deemed that knowledge is worthless unless it benefits an employer.
  3. But 70 applications over 9 months is insanely low. You should be applying to 5 places every day at the very least. 8 apps a months is so dead low. You can get a good job but you gotta get comfortable with rejection, I mean like 200-300 rejections.

WOMAN’S USED HER FEET TO TEASE BF UNDER DINNER TABLE UNTIL HE FINISH ON THE SPOT

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Family Dinner ended and everyone went to the kitchen or family room to relax, you could hear them talking and chattering with one another, but we stayed, my boyfriend at the table on his phone and I just chilling and watching the world go by letting my huge dinner go down.

I got bored of letting the world go by and started playing footsie softly on his crotch. His eyes immediately met mine and as I padded my foot against his crotch.

I found he was rock hard, I slipped my foot up inside of his shorts and just gave him a few rubs with my foot, before using both of my feet to slowly jerk him, my toes pressed up against his shaft as it buried itself between the soles of my feet.

He was so hard and so turned on that when he told me to stop under his breath I thought he was just joking, I continued to rub my soles and he gripped the tablecloth and I felt a splooge of warm liquid coating my bare feet.

This wasn’t my plan, as his week’s worth of his come went all over my feet, some of it shot onto the floor too and even some stained his grey shorts.

I couldn’t believe it. I looked at him, my eyes wide, he panted quietly before acting shocked and surprised. I left to grab my boyfriend some napkins and when I came back a family member was sitting down trying to make conversation with him and I couldn’t help but giggle and cringe watching him.

I DIDN’T THINK HE WOULD FINISH LIKE THAT, that was my first thought. His too.

I knew he was really hard and hankering to f me but I didn’t realize he was so close to the edge that a few strokes with my feet and he was going to blow such a huge load.

I was still really wet and so turned on after feeling his come on my feet but I was also worried somebody might notice or ask him to stand up and with an obvious stain on his grey pants it would have been a disaster.

MAN WORKS FROM HOME BUT COMPANY FORGOT ABOUT HIM, GETTING FREE SALARY

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I think my employer forgot about me?

I started a new (remote) job about 2.5 months ago. Higher pay, more responsibility- standard stuff. Except its been 2.5 months and they’ve given me nothing to do. No onboarding beyond a 30 minute session with HR on the first day. No meet and greets with the team.

I’ve had 2 meetings with my boss who just talked at me about how bad things were before she worked here and 1 where I was to “shadow.”

I get cc’ed on a lot of e-mails but nothing has action items for me or requests. I’ve been trying to find things to do to fill the time but this week, I just didn’t (I did some food prep, cleaned my house, planted some flowers, etc.) and unsurprisingly no one noticed.

Am I obligated to bring this to anyone’s attention or should I just hang out? 3 days in I asked about things to do and was told “We’ll schedule an orientation soon” but that was 2+ months ago now.

Realistically, how long can I just f-around and collect a check? Could I get fired if they find out I’m doing nothing if they gave me nothing to do and trained me on nothing?

Edit: I do want to clarify a few things about the post.

I HAVE asked for work several times. No, not so blunt as “I think you forgot about me. I’ve worked about 3 hours in the past 10 weeks” but examples include “Is anything needed from me on this?” “Do you have a resource for this so I can learn more?” “My schedule is pretty light, is there a time we can connect because I’m ready to jump in?

I have also e-mailed HR asking for any “additional onboarding or training that I am missing since I had a very brief 30-min onboarding but am sure there are further tasks to be done” and that was 4 weeks ago with no response. It was only this week that I’ve stopped trying.

I’m a mid-level employee (10-15 years of experience w/advanced degrees), so not a junior or entry level.

I breezed through the website and trainings for the company in the first few days (even videos on YouTube about it) but there’s NOTHING for this department in terms of SOPs, trainings, resources, etc. at least that I can find.

It’s been a 1-person department for a while (my supervisor) so not much seems to be written down. I have found links to things referenced (current projects for example) but access is behind digital security barriers no one has set me up on.

I appreciate the positivity and light heartedness. I’ve been feeling a lot of anxiety about my normally productive nature grinding to a halt.

WOMAN’S HUSBAND CHEATED ON HER WITH ANOTHER MAN OVERSEAS

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I’ve been with my husband for 7 years and used to tell people that we have a storybook romance. We care for each other, talked endlessly, great friends and traveled a lot.

For the last several years I supported him while he went through school and finally he landed his dream job and I could relax a bit. I still work a full time job, but I could work less overtime and relax a bit

Flash forward ~1 year and he’s not loving his job at all and he’s already burnt out. He eventually decided to take some time off and soul search about his next career move.

During this time off he decided to take a week away overseas to just clear his mind. When he got home he was acting so strangely and was very distant.

When I confronted him about it the next day he admitted that he fell in love with someone else and when I asked him to stop talking to this person he refused. He wouldn’t stop talking to a person that he had only known for 7 days to preserve his marriage with someone that has loved him unconditionally for 7 YEARS.

I went home to my parents for a week to soul search and while on our laptop I found journal entry’s, intended for his therapist, he had written while on vacation about these affairs he’s been having with the other man without me knowing at all.

He also wrote about how he has never felt passion with me, and how he doesn’t think our love is compatible.

After reading this I called him and told him we need to split. These many betrayals and lies were beyond my capacity to forgive and I could never trust or be vulnerable with him again.

I am still in shock a month later. I had to scramble find a new place to live, move all our stuff alone, take care of the divorce settlement and work a full time job.

I feel broken, used and completely alone. I keep reliving the last 7 years and I can’t see how I could have seen this coming. He told me every day how much he loved me, and how he would do anything for our love.

How do you go from fighting over who will die first so we don’t have to live without the other, and him telling me he wants to have kids- to this?

Better question, how do I ever trust someone again? I’m 30 years old and can’t see myself ever investing in a long relationship like this again after sinking my literal heart and soul into this marriage and being tossed aside like a fool.