This is the ultimate parking, some champion driver block 1 car or two.
This champion block all the cars that are parked there, it seems like its the only way out and the vehicle is parked there.
Another vehicle was seen struggling to exit the carpark.
A video emerged online showing a convertible sports car parked in the rain.
The driver of the convertible purportedly forgot to shut the roof of his car, and it started raining.
The inside of the car ended up being flooded.
A motorbike was spotted getting clamped up. It is illegal to park the motorbike other than in the parking lot.
Parking in anyother place other than in a parking lot can result in a fine of $35 for motorbikes.
The photo was taken at Teck Whye and it is unclear why the motorbike had two locks on it.
A video emerged online showing a black Honda parked in the middle of a carpark driving lane.
The parked car was blocking the only way out of the carpark, as a van driver was seen alighting from his vehicle, bewildered and trying to find a way out of the carpark.
The Honda driver was no where to be seen in the video.
A netizen has taken to Tiktok to share that going to church when he was 15 was more similar to attending a rave party.
He did not name the church that he went to previously and he enacted a scene where he was “raving” to a Christian song.
Here is the video, see for yourselves if it is really what he claims church to be like.
Image and Video source: unsplash.com & Tiktok @bakedrendang
A property agent shared a story about how he brought his f**k buddy to a HDB property showroom to have a quickie inside just for the thrill.
Here is the story:
“Please keep me anonymous, I could get into a lot of trouble for this.
So my story is, I am a licensed PropNex property agent.
I have a f**k buddy whom I meet up only for s*x, no strings attached, just s*x.
But over time our s*x life got kinda stale and boring and I was scared that she would leave me to find another f**k buddy (I’m not very handsome so it’s hard for me to find another girl who would f**k me).
So I decided to bring her to have s*x in public, which that little sl*t agreed.
I brought her to a property showroom flat complete with display furniture, including a bed.
A property showroom flat is basically a showroom of a flat, where potential buyers of a flat can go see what the property looks like.
We went into the bedroom for a quickie and I was humping her furiously, I came after like 5 minutes, which was pretty fast.
There were people outside so we had to get dressed pretty quickly, and as she put on her clothes, my c*m was still inside her and all over her stomach.
It was the most exhilarating and thrilling, yet scary experience.
Needless to say, we have been doing it all the time every since, parks, toilets, carparks, staircase.”
Image source: hdb.gov.sg and Unsplash
The Singapore Police Force would like to warn the public about a new type of fraud in which con artists target job seekers in the city-state.
In some situations, victims would get emails from fraudsters claiming to have found their resumes on employment platforms. These con artists would pretend to be employees of various financial institutions in Singapore, and that they had selected the victims as possible hires for the firms they represented.
They would then ask for the victims’ contact information so that they could conduct interviews through WhatsApp.
While pretending to be hiring for their Singapore office, the fraudsters would utilize international WhatsApp numbers. In certain cases, the fraudsters would provide investment possibilities to the victims, ordering them to download questionable programs and wire money to unknown persons’ bank accounts.
None of this investments opportunities is real, most of these so-called ‘investments’ turn out to be investing in the wallet of the scammers.
When victims contacted the different local financial institutions via their official website to check the identity of the alleged recruiters, they discovered it was a fraud.
For more information on scams, members of the public can call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688.
A netizen shared a story of a case that happened not too far back within his insurance agency team.
“I’m a manager of an insurance team with ‘A’ agency and have been the leader, mentor and friend to the insurance agents under me.
Agent S approached me one day to take a loan of $100k from me because of his gambling debts.
Seeing that he is also a friend, I agreed to help him and planned with him his finances and how to repay this loan.
I negotiated with our Insurance company to give him a basic of $8k and the condition that was given was that he hit $8k worth of comms to qualify for the basic.
To help him achieve this, I gave him some of my high net worth clients to service to enable him to hit the target as he was still relatively new and it would be quite hard for him to hit $8k comms every month.
The $8k comms will then be his earnings and he was to take the $8k basic to return to me.
He eventually hit the MDRT for that year as well with my help.
However, I never ever saw my money back as every time when he got his basic, he would always come up with an excuse that he needed the money to settle urgent stuff and will always push it to the next month.
He still diligently met up with clients and closed deals but every time he received the money for policy payments, he would cook up stories again and again that he needed the money to pay off something and would ask for my help to settle the money with the insurance company first.
He even had the cheek to tarnish my reputation and caused a few people in my team to leave with him.
At the end of the day, I did not get a single cent back and forked out and extra $20k to help him, making me lose a grand total of $120k.
I am just glad that he has left with those few insurance agents.”
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A man shared a story on Instagram stating that his girlfriend forced him to take a loan from his mother so he can buy her the latest Iphone 13.
I am 22 this year, I just started my new job not long and with all the new responsibilities of a working adult. I start to have to worry about bills, insurance and etc.
I have a girlfriend who is 21 years old and she has been bugging me to buy her the latest iPhone 13. I barely make ends meet, she still wants me to buy her a phone for our anniversary, I asked her if she is going to buy something of equivalent value to me. She said “NO”. Wth….
She never go to the army, already work for 2 years, faster than me still want to take money from me to buy iPhone. This is ridiculous, she is already using iPhone 12 which is already considered a new phone. She wants to change for the sake of having a new one and not because her phone is not working.
I told her I do not have enough money as I just started my new job, she told me to get a loan from my mother to buy her a phone. This is it, it’s the end of the line. I’m glad that during army days she is still around but even if she got outside eat extra “supper” I also won’t know cause I used to stay in one.
She then told me that its nothing wrong mah to take a loan from my mother as I am her son. If this doesn’t piss you off you wait. She said I take a loan from my mother is my right because I was in the army for two years and had no money.
What kind of **** is this?! My right?! I told her it’s also my right to tell her to F off from my life as taking a loan from my mother to buy a luxury non-necessity item just to satisfy her.
She said “it’s ok, I get someone who don’t need to take a loan to buy iPhone for me thanks bye”.
This was her last instamessage
A 19-year-old male will be charged in court with acquiring services dishonestly under Section 420A of the Penal Code.
A ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ (“BNPL”) firm reported numerous people failing on their payment arrangements to the police in May 2021. The BNPL company’s instalment system allows account holders to pay one-third of the total sum necessary initially and then enjoy the services.
The remainder of the payments might be split into two instalments over the next few months.
The accused had suggested that his acquaintances register accounts with the BNPL firm and book hotel reservations under the payment system between 4 January and 15 March 2021, according to investigations. The accused had a good time at the hotel but had no intention to pay for the instalments.
He allegedly failed on the remaining payments after paying the initial instalments for all of the bookings. The accused allegedly did not plan to pay in full, although knowing that full payment was required to enjoy the hotel stays.
If he is found guilty of obtaining services dishonestly he can face a jail term of up to 10 years and/or fine.
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