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MAN CAUGHT KICKING CAT INTO BOX OUTSIDE HDB UNIT, THEN THROWS IT OUT @ STAIRCASE

A video emerged online showing a man caught on CCTV attacking a car outside an HDB unit, kicking the cat into a box and tossing it out of the box at the staircase.

According to the netizen who posted the video, the incident happened on 1 March at about 3 am, at an unspecified HDB building in Singapore.

The man was seen holding onto a cardboard box as he walked suspiciously towards the lift lobby, checking his surroundings to see if anyone was around.

A cat could be heard in the video meowing loudly in the background.

He then walked out of the video frame towards the staircase, before returning to the lift area moments later, swinging the box towards the cat and violently kicking it into another box.

He then picked up the box that the cat was in, before leaving it behind as he went to the staircase to once again check if anyone was around.

The man then returned to pick up the box that the cat was in as the little feline continued wailing, and he carried the box down the stairs.

He then set the box down and “poured” the cat out of the box, before fleeing the scene.

The netizen who posted the video on YouTube said that they will be making a police report about the incident.

COUPLE IN THEIR 40s APPLY BTO SUCCESSFULLY, NOW DON’T KNOW WHEN THEY CAN RETIRE

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When my husband and I got our HDB flat in our late 40s, we were feeling so excited. We had been living in together with my family for so long, and we felt that we had finally achieved something and were finally getting our own place to call home.

Get already then suddenly regret

After getting the HDB flat, we had a little bit of regrets. We had already spent most of our working years and had not saved much for our retirement.

We thought that getting an HDB flat would be a smart move and would be a good investment, as we could rent it out to generate some income when we can no longer work.

However, now that we have our HDB flat, we are starting to regret it. We had not taken into consideration that we are already in our late 40s and might have to slog hard for another decade or so to pay for it.

We had not taken into consideration the cost of living and inflation and that we may not be able to afford to retire as planned.

We are now worried that we may have to work until we are too old to enjoy our retirement.

We should have saved more money for our retirement, and we should have considered other types of investments.

We now understand why it is important to plan for retirement early on in life, and we regret that we did not do so when we had the chance.

MAN RENTED GETGO CAR, REALISED BRAKES NOT WORKING & CRASHED, CHARGED $7.3K FOR DAMAGE

Recently, I rented a GetGo car and at the point of car collection, there was evidence of physical damage to vehicle and vehicle malfunction. The vehicle dashboard was lighted up with multiple warnings of malfunctions and the vehicle cannot be started.

Attached are the photos of the car during collection.

I reported via the GetGo App as well as communicated to GetGo via Live Chat. The GetGo agent then proceeded to reboot the vehicle remotely before the vehicle can be started.

When I was driving the vehicle out of the carpark, it skidded slightly during one of the turning even at low speed. I thought it could be due to oily surface in the car park.

At around 17.38hrs, I was travelling along CTE towards AYE before the Bukit Timah exit 6. The car started to swerve left and right and there was no ABS. It drifted to the next lane and I realised the brake was not working too. I tried to avoid hitting the car in front and the car started to spin. It then hit the centre guard railing twice before coming to a stop.

I contacted GetGo Accident & Recovery dept after the Traffic Police appt and received a claim $7320.

Included in the photo is GetGo’s recent reply.

I asked for the following by no reply from GetGo except a Final Reminder of the accident claim and threaten to hire Legal Debt Collectors.

1. When is the last maintenance and servicing report?

2. Why GetGo did not mentioned my report of the car’s condition and live chat during pick-up?

3. Proof the car was not leased over the next 5 days after the accident for their claim loss of use.

4. Details of the post accident report with photos to allow a third party provide an independent quotation of the repair cost.

The government should really regulate car sharing and make sure it is fair to the consumers.

SIAM BU WANTS TO FOLLOW ME BACK EVEN AFTER KNOWING ME ONLY FOR 10 MINS

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As a first timer out with a friend at a bar at Orchard Tower, I had no idea what to expect.

We had gone drinking at many random establishment many times in the past, so I figured the night would be no different than the countless others we had went out together.

Little did I know that this night would record one of the newest experience in my drinking adventures.

Siam bu wanted to know me and wanted me to go back to her place

The moment we stepped into the bar, I noticed a hostess in her mid-thirties behind the bar. She had an air of confidence about her and a sparkle in her eye that made me feel like she was sizing me up from the moment I walked in.

My friend and I decided to grab a drink and take a seat at one of the tables.

She came over almost immediately to introduced herself and asked if she could drink with us and we started to play some games (five-ten/direction) and talked a little.

Before I could say anything else she began talking to me in a way that was a tell tale sign that she was interested in me.

She asked me questions more than what the typical hostess would ask to customers. She was friendly, but it felt like she was really trying to get to know me.

I tried my best to give polite but vague answers, but she kept pushing.

Kept trying to ask me to go back with her

After a few more minutes of this, she asked if I would like to come back to her place after the bar closed.

She said that she was living with only two more other colleagues and each of them had their own rooms so there would be a lot of private space for us.

I was taken aback and flattered, but I politely declined. She seemed disappointed, but she accepted my answer.

We stayed at the pub for another hour or so before my friend and I decided to head home. As we were leaving, the woman approached us again. She asked if I was sure I didn’t want to come back with her and gave me her address.

I was so taken aback that I could barely respond. I thanked her for the offer, but reiterated that I had to decline.

She seemed disappointed, but accepted my answer and wished me a good night.

AL CAPONE @ CUPPAGE TERRACE OFFERING GUINNESS FOR $1, BRING YOUR OWN MUG

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Everyone who drinks for a while and have tried Guinness from the tap would appreciate a pint of Guinness fresh from the tap.

Often, prices of Guinness from the tap goes from $10 or more.

Today, one of our very own reader who also loves Guinness saw a good promotion on Facebook and asked us to share with everyone this promotion that is happening today.

Al Capone at Cuppage Terrace offering Guinness for $1 on 9 March

According to a Facebook post by Al Capone’s Cuppage Terrace, they would be pouring a full pint of Guinness for their patrons at a price of only $1 nett on 9 March 2023.

The only catch is that you must bring your own mug.

The promotion lasts from 5pm to 10pm.

Terms and Conditions

Here are the terms and conditions to get the Guinness at $1.

  • One Full Pint Pour At A Time For One Person
  • Unlimited Guinness
  • No Queuing For Friends
  • Exact Change Required . No Refund.
  • Payments in Cash only.
  • Drink Moderately

Hurry jio your kakis down now to take advantage of this promotion!

Here is what Al Capone’s Cuppage Terrace posted

Image source: Al Capone’s Cuppage Terrace/Facebook

NEWLYWEDS PAID S$155K TO TAKE PHOTO WITH TAIWAN VARIETY HOST JACKY WU

60-year-old Taiwanese variety host Jacky Wu was paid 800,000 yuan (or SGD$155,000) for an interesting wedding gig in Shenyang, China.

He was speaking during an appearance on the variety show Super Followers and shared about the job offer that he received a few years ago.

He said that he had initially wanted to turn down the gig because he had just finished a show in Shanghai and wanted to go back to Taiwan and see his family.

However, he was told that his manager had already accepted the job offer for him, which came with a hefty payment of about 800,000 yuan.

Revealing more about the gig itself, Wu said that he reached the venue in Shenyang at about 7pm, and that the wedding had already begun.

He added that there was a big banquet in front and a table backstage where only he and his manager were eating at.

He recalled seeing a few A-list actors and singers present, along with other artistes that were performing at the wedding.

He patiently waited for his timeslot until 8.40pm, and the newlyweds then approached him and told him that the groom had proposed to his wife by singing Wu’s song “Do You Remember Me Only On A Night Like This” from his debut album back in 1987.

Wu then found out that the groom’s father was a rich steel tycoon in China, and the couple then took two photos with Wu.

Wu ended up not taking to the stage and didn’t perform that night, but was still given a presidential suite at a high-end hotel to stay in.

He also received the payment for his “performance” that didn’t happen that night, essentially earning 800,000 yuan just to take two photos with the couple.

The easiest money he has ever made.

MAN ‘PLEASURED’ HIMSELF AT HIS OFFICE, BOSS WALKED IN & CAUGHT HIM IN THE ACT

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It was a slow day at work, and I was feeling a little bored and restless. I decided to take a quick break and indulge in a little self-pleasure in the privacy of my office.

I PCC till I didn’t know that my boss walked in and caught me in the act

However, I must have gotten too caught up in the moment because I didn’t hear my boss enter the room.

Before I knew it, my boss caught me in the act. I was completely mortified and didn’t know what to do. My boss was equally embarrassed and quickly exited the room.

The rest of the day was incredibly awkward, and I felt like I couldn’t face my boss or colleagues. I was afraid that I might lose my job or that my reputation at work would be ruined.

In the end, I decided to talk to my boss and apologize for my behavior. I explained that it was a moment of weakness and that I was deeply embarrassed by the situation.

Lucky for me my boss told me that all was fine

My boss was surprisingly understanding and forgiving, but the incident definitely had an impact on our professional relationship.

I learned a valuable lesson that day about boundaries and professionalism in the workplace.

It’s never okay to engage in inappropriate behavior at work, and it’s important to always maintain a level of respect and professionalism towards colleagues and superiors.

SPEEDING DRIVER BEATS RED LIGHT AND ALMOST RUNS OVER ELDERLY WOMAN @ HOUGANG

A video emerged online showing a Volkswagen Scirocco speeding and beating a red light, and almost running over an elderly woman who was about to cross the road.

The incident happened on 5 March at about 7.45am, along Hougang Street 51, and was captured on the dashcam of a car that was at the scene at the time.

The driver of the car was seated in the passenger seat initially, before alighting from the vehicle in the middle of the road and stumbling towards the drivers seat to take over the wheel from a woman, who ran over to the passenger seat.

It is unclear if the man was intoxicated at the time, but he was stumbling clumsily as he made his way to the driver’s side of the car.

Shortly after, he was seen speeding down the road before wheezing past a red light, as an elderly woman waited to cross the road, almost running her over.

Here is what a camcar driver said

“i was making my way to Hougang Green for breakfast. At 0745 hours this was at Hougang Street 51 this Grey Scirocco beat a red light and nearly hit an elderly woman as you can see in the video.”

Potential penalties

Beating red light

Drivers found guilty of failing to conform to traffic light signals face a composition fine of $400 for light vehicles and $500 for heavy vehicles.

They also face 12 demerit points and if a driver accumulates 24 or more demerit points within 24 months, their license will be suspended.

Reckless driving

Drivers who drive in a manner that is dangerous to the public is guilty of an offence under section 64(1) of the Road Traffic Act (RTA).

Persons found guilty face a jail term of up to 1 year and/or a $5,000 fine.

If the driver causes hurt, he faces a jail term of up to 2 years and a fine of $10,000.

If the driver caused grievous hurt, he faces a jail term of betewen 1 to 5 years and disqualified from driving for at least 8 years.

If the driver’s actions caused death, he faces a jail term of up to 2 to 8 years and disqualified from driving for at least 10 years.

EMPLOYEES FORCED TO ACCEPT A 20% PAY CUT AND WORK 6 DAYS A WEEK OR LEAVE

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I was quite happy with my job, or so I thought. I had been working for this company for five years now, and I thought I was finally in a good place. I had worked my way up the ladder and was making a decent salary and I had weekends off.

Boss forced us to take 20% pay cut and work 6 days a week or leave

Then, out of the blue, our boss announced that we were all going to be forced to accept a 20% pay cut and work 6 days a week instead of five. We were told that if we didn’t accept these terms, then we would have to leave.

At first, I was in shock. I had been working so hard and I had just started to get a bit of financial stability. I was worried about how I would be able to make ends meet with a 20% pay cut.

We went to our boss and asked why he was doing this, but he refused to give us any answers. We were left with no choice but to accept the terms or leave. I felt so helpless and powerless in that moment.

The next few weeks were full of stress and anxiety. I was constantly worrying about how I was going to make ends meet. I felt like all my hard work had been for nothing and that I was being taken advantage of by my boss.

I tried to look for other jobs, but it seemed like no one was hiring. I felt like I was stuck in this situation and I had no other option but to accept the new terms and work 6 days a week.

I continued to work for the company, but my morale was low. I was unhappy and resentful towards my boss. I felt like he had taken advantage of my situation and that I had no other choice but to accept his terms.

Finally, after months of hard work and misery, I was able to find another job. I was relieved to have a new job, but I was also angry and disappointed in my boss and the company.

I had been taken advantage of and forced to accept a pay cut and work 6 days a week. I felt like I had been treated unfairly and that I had no other option but to accept the terms or leave. This experience has definitely left me feeling jaded and mistrustful of employers.

59 Y.O S’PORE MAN DIED FROM HEART ATTACK ON 1ST DAY OF HOLIDAY IN BANGKOK

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A 59-year-old Singaporean man who was in Bangkok, Thailand for a holiday with his friends, suffered a heart attack on the very first day of his vacation and died, according to Shin Min Daily News.

The man, 59-year-old Mr Wu, was with 9 of his friends for a 4-day 3-night trip in Bangkok, but he suffered a heart attack moments after reaching Thailand.

At the time, the group had alighted from the plane and went for dinner, according to the deceased’s wife Madam Wu, who spoke to SMDN.

She said that her husband had felt pain in his chest after dinner, and on the way back to the hotel, he suddenly fell to the ground after having a heart attack.

One of his friends then immediately performed CPR on him and called for an ambulance.

Madam Wu received the tragic news from her husband’s friend’s daughter, who showed up at her door at night bearing bad news.

She was in disbelief and couldn’t believe it, before informing her sisters and daughters and they booked one-way tickets to Thailand to see her late husband.

She was helped by the Singapore embassy in Thailand, and was told by her husband’s insurance company that it would take a few days to arrange for the body to be sent back to Singapore.

Refusing to delay any longer, she paid out of her own pocket to arrange for her husband’s body to be sent back to Singapore, and she said that whether the insurance company will pay for it, “we shall see”.

The deceased was the breadwinner of the family, and leaves behind three daughters; with the youngest still schooling. and the oldest pregnant.

Madam Wu said that he was excited about being a grandfather and had planned to sell his car in exchange for a 7-seater vehicle so that he could take his grandson out.