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WIFE FORCED TO QUIT JOB CAUSE SHE EARNS MORE THAN HER HUSBAND

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Income between couples, why are there men that cannot take it when their wife is earning more than them.

A netizen recently posted online about how her lady friends were force to quite their high income jobs to satisfy their husband’s ego.

Here is the post:

I think guys need to be a lot less sensitive on some things. I had a long talk with my lady friends and apparently, some of them gave up good-paying jobs because their husbands couldn’t stand them earning more. Or if the lady is in the same field and has a higher rank.

Or higher degree of education. Be more confident in yourself and stop comparing yourself and feeling less manly. Your lady loves you for who you are.

What netizens think:

  • I think some people may blame their partner as “too sensitive/egoistic” when it’s them who want to leave for someone better.
  • That kind of mentality is pre-boomer. Couples should earn as much as they can, but they should not compare with others.
  • If the woman taller than me i turn off. Its a natural reaction.
  • If my wife earn more than me I will be very happy, If I lose my job the family won’t die. So I don’t really care if she earns more than me. As long she is working I am happy.
  • All these Egoistic people sounds like two of my midget friends.

GUY ENLISTING INTO NS, ASKS HOW TO SUPPORT FAMILY WITH NS PAY OF $630

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I’m in a pretty bad situation. My pay barely covers monthly utilities, transport for all my family members, HDB rent, medication for my parents, groceries & and my little brother’s school fees & costs.

I’m working on a contract basis for a IT company as well as a Grab delivery rider on the weekends. 7 days a week.

Total monthly I’m able to bring back combined $3k. I’m the sole breadwinner for my family.

Once I get into NS in a couple of months, 80% of my pay will be taken away. I have no interest in serving NS at all, because pay is completely messed up.

Like even I heard financial assistance max is $500. Even then it’ll be $1130. Nowhere close to what I need to run my household.

If the army is willing to pay for all my house bills, medications & other bills, I’ll accept $630 with my mouth shut.

Who do I approach before NS? My principal focus is on my parents medicines, HDB rent & school fees. Food & transport I’ll manage. I need someone to cover the full costs of those.

I dont care abt the SAF, NS or anyone at all. My family comes first. I’ve no intention in NS life other than caring for my family & till my little brother is able to find a job after his poly studies.

I need some solutions, becos idw AWOL or go to prison for putting my family first.

Netizens’ comments

  • hi i’m a clerk who handles financial assistance for my unit. it does not cap out at $500 and i’ve seen it go up to $2k+ in certain situations.
    Go to your S1 or relevant commander and explain to him your financial situation. They will help kickstart the FAS procedure.
    I will say it is a rather slow process so do provide the necessary documents ASAP. They will ask for copy of all IC’s, CPF statements of all family members, divorce letters and alimony details(if applicable) and a commander may conduct a house visit.
    More documents may be required in more obscure scenarios. DM me if you need more information regarding this.
  • There are SAF financial assistance schemes that can help to alleviate your financial burden if your household income is sufficiently low.
    Alternatively, if you seek proper approval for your superiors you may be granted permission to work elsewhere to earn additional income, on a case-by-case basis.
    Stay strong bro!

BUKIT BATOK VEGETARIAN STALL REFUSED TO ACCEPT CDC VOUCHER FOR UNUSUAL REASONS

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Announced as part of the Household Support Package in Budget 2021, about 1.3 million Singaporean households will receive $100 CDC Vouchers.

However, multiple netizens pointed out that it is not easy to use it due to participating vendors not doing their part of accepting.

Here is a recent incident that happened at Bukit Batok:

I was buying my lunch at the Blk 632 Bukit Batok Central coffeeshop, Happy Hawker. There is this vegetarian store, clearly has the CDC voucher sticker on it and when I wanted to buy my lunch using the voucher, the aunty attending to me said today cannot use the voucher. The reason given was they do not accept the voucher on the 1st and 15th day of the lunar month.

I asked her is there such a ruling, she said no and told me because there are many people so they cannot allow the use of the voucher on the 1st and 15th day of the lunar month because many people. I was like huh???But when I was there, there were not many people queuing up at the store. Probably this aunty find it troublesome to scan or what…take note of this…

Netizns poked fun

  • The auntie thinks she burning paper money ah offerings. must wait 1st and 15th? wth.
  • Me too, once went to a chicken rice stall at BB blk 395A wanted to use the CDC voucher but the staff say cannot use, reason being only 1 particular staff can help to scan the cdc voucher, the rest cannot help.. so if that staff is not around, we can’t use the cdc voucher.
  • Beside owner, other staff could install App on their phone and scan too. Probably Auntie doesn’t know how to use the App.
  • Our government should tell these hawkers who are participating this cdc better don’t participate if they comes out all these nonsense and Don’t say that government didn’t help them

BOSS OF BEACH RD SLASHING VICTIM, SHARES HIS POV OF THE KNIFE ATTACK

Edmund Tan, the owner of an eatery, Chong Qing Steamboat, along Liang Seah Street and the boss of the 41-year-old woman who was slashed in the knife attack outside his shop, shared his account of the infamous attack.

Speaking during a Facebook live stream, Tan said that the victim was his worker; and that although he doesn’t know who the attacker was, he believes him to be the victim’s husband.

He said that his workers were caught by surprise by the suddenness of the attack and that when he had just arrived in his car, he was wondering why there was a man armed with a chopper going crazy.

He said that he was there before the arrival of the police, and that he didn’t know what to do.

He reflected on how he saw the attacker using the chopper to cut himself, before the police tased and arrested him, adding that the guy was out of his mind.

He shared that he talked to his worker before she went up the ambulance and asked her to stay strong, and hoped she is okay.

Tan’s daughter, Seymour, appeared on the live stream and said that she was very scared, as she started crying.

She said that the victim was someone she affectionately calls “da jie (or big sister in Mandarin)”.

Tan said that he is thankful to all of his neighbors who stepped forward to throw chairs and whatever they could find at the attacker.

He said that luckily everyone was brave and not scared cats, and helped to stop the attack from getting worse.

Recap

84 ARRESTED AFTER ISLANDWIDE CNB RAID, YOUNGEST ONLY 16 YEARS OLD

Between April 10 to 14, 2022, the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) apprehended 84 alleged drug offenders in an island-wide narcotics operation. Approximately 231g of heroin, 304g of ‘Ice,’ 36g of ketamine, 113 ‘Ecstasy’ pills, eight Erimin-5 tablets, and 16 bottles of liquid suspected to contain GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate) were recovered during the operation. These substances are worth more than $70,000 on the black market.

Hougang, Telok Blangah, North Bridge Road, Jalan Sultan, Ang Mo Kio and Yishun were among the locations covered during this island-wide operation.

A 16-year-old male Singaporean was arrested for alleged drug misuse.

North Bridge Road

On 11 April afternoon, CNB officers arrested two Singaporeans, a 27-year-old male and an 18-year-old woman, in the vicinity of North Bridge Road for suspected drug crimes.  A total of 102g of ‘Ice’ and numerous drug paraphernalia were seized from the man’s car.

Officers also raided the man’s alleged hideaway near Jalan Sultan, and other drug paraphernalia was found.

Ang Mo Kio Ave 10

CNB officers searched a residence along Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 on the morning of April 12 and arrested a 55-year-old Singaporean man for alleged narcotics trafficking. Forced entry was carried out because the guy refused to obey the authorities’ legitimate directions. The unit contained about 174g of heroin and 6g of ‘Ice,’ as well as assorted drug accessories.

CNB executed a follow-up operation on the same day to arrest the 55-year-narcotics old’s clientele. Two Singaporean males, aged 44 and 45, were later apprehended in the same area. Both men were found with a small amount of heroin, as well as drug paraphernalia, while the 45-year-old man was also found with drug paraphernalia.

Joo Chiat

Various drug paraphernalia seized in a residential unit in the vicinity of Joo Chiat Road in a CNB operation on 13 April 2022.

Investigations are ongoing

Penalties

 it is an offence for a person, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of any other person, whether or not that other person is in Singapore, to traffic in a controlled drug, offer to traffic in a controlled drug; or to do or offer to do any act preparatory to or for the purpose of trafficking in a controlled drug. If a person is found guilty of trafficking more than 15g of pure heroin (diamorphine), he or she may face the mandatory death penalty.

OTTERS SPOTTED HAVING DELICIOUS MEAL AT ULU PANDAN

According to the Facebook group Singapore Wildlife Sightings, a group of otters was spotted at Ulu Pandan last Sunday (April 9).

The group of otters were seen hunting for fish and most of them seem to have gotten their prize. While otters look like small cute animals it is best not to go near them or touch them.

The otters have integrated well into our environment and sightings of the furry animal are getting more and more common.

What to do when I encounter otters?

  • DO NOT touch, chase or corner the otters. Observe them from a distance. Going too close to the otters may frighten them.
  • DO NOT talk loudly and do not use flash photography. Noise and light may scare and provoke the otters.
  • DO NOT feed the otters. The otters have their own food in the environment and their natural eating habits keep the ecosystem healthy.
  • DO NOT litter or leave sharp objects in the water. Clean and safe waterways filled with fish and aquatic life make good habitats for the otters to frolic and feed in.
  • DO keep your dog on a tight leash. Your dog might chase the otters and frighten them, and keeping your dog on a tight leash will help to keep it safe.

Image Source: Singapore Wild Life Sightings/Facebook

WOMAN SAYS SHE GOT TURNED ON BECAUSE BOSS CALLED HER “GOOD GIRL”

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Boss called me a “Good girl” and I think it unlocked a kink I’m ashamed to have.

I respect my boss and yesterday morning before I left work I let him know of something that occurred that resulted in immediate action and was handled with no issues.

He said “wow what a good girl” and hearing him say that unlocked a turn on so fierce that I’m ashamed that I hope he calls me a good girl again.

Netizens’ comments

  • If he calls you “clever girl” you can eat his face off.
  • No shame in that, I like it too. I do imagine myself getting head pats from my boyfriend while he says I’m a good girl, pretty nice.
  • Let your freak flag fly! As a consenting adult you have every right to enjoy whatever fantasies make you happy as long as you are safe and no one is harmed.
  • I do recommend not getting your meat where you get your bread.

And congratulations on your self discovery. What a good girl you are!

  • My boss said that once to me and I felt disgusted but I don’t know how to confront someone not to say that sort of thing

LAU PA SAT BBQ SHOP’S STAFF SECRETLY “EATS” $4 CHANGE FROM CUSTOMER

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A customer at Lau Pa Sat has recently had an unfortunate encounter with dishonest staff who claims that the price on the menu are no longer valid and attempts to cheat customers to pay more.

Here is what she said:

Went to Ming Yen seafood at Lau Pa Sat to order stingray BBQ. Went straight to the cashier, ask me to order from one aunty. Told her I want medium size but she told me $20. I told her it’s $16 on the menu, she said that’s old price. So I pass her $20, she took and go to cashier pass the money, cashier return her $4. She knew I was behind, she just quickly told the cashier to keep it first.

I waited for the stingray and when it come, look at the $20 medium size stingray. I feel now a day those shops in Lau Pa Sat are cheating customers by doing this kind of tricks.

Netizens triggered

  • I agree lau pa sat some stalls r like dat. My helper tried to order fried rice…they say no normal plate must buy bigger plate.
  • I think nowadays alot of places liddat, i go pasir panjang during january also. I ask for medium, the auntie say old menu, only left small and big. I choose big, the menu put 20 dollar then the auntie say old menu, now 25. I think the old menu is a common trick so be careful everyone
  • Lau Pa sat is not like the old days sadly, i do understand the rising cost but for lau pa sat the price go up but the food is meh. One time i ordered cereal prawn, But its not prawn, Its shrimp . Cereal Shrimp.
  • Yes Lau Pa Sat some stall cheat on Customers. Be careful when order foods, check your meal & receipt. I was cheated on satay stall.
  • Ya, one time I also went Lau Pa Sat food court and order satay, I order 20 stick for 50 dollar. Lau Pa Sat start being angmo style already

MAN ARRESTED AFTER SCAMMING OVER $21,000 WITH FAKE RENTAL LISTINGS

According to a Police media release, a man has been arrested for his suspected involvement in a series of rental scams.

The 49-year-old man was arrested after several victims filed a Police report of the alleged scam case.

Investigations revealed that the man is involved in 20 other cases and allegedly cheated over $21,000.

How the scam works

The scammer would place property listings on Carousell and Facebook, victims would be told to pay a deposit to secure the property. After receiving the deposit the scammer would go missing in action.

Penalties

The 49-year-old will be charged today (April 16) with cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine.

Advice

Members of the public are advised to adopt the following measures to avoid falling prey to rental scams:

  1. Ensure that the person you deal with is a rightful owner of the unit or an accredited real estate agent by verifying their details and contact number with the agency; and
  2. Ask to visit the unit and verify with the owner if the rental offer exists and is genuine.

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.

29 Y.O DAUGHTER REFUSE TO GIVE MOTHER MONEY AFTER MOVING ABROAD

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I am 29F I grew up in a divided family, my parents hated each other forever. My dad has businesses and we weren’t close to being poor but he was cheap and never gave my mom any gifts or money.

Culturally, we don’t move out of our family’s house until marriage. But I got a good reason to get out of this house which is studying abroad. Now I work and live abroad alone, no friends and no family around. I worked so hard to get my masters abroad (my tuition was paid by scholarship) and got a job after that. Sometimes I get depressed and feel lonely then I call my mom she would just complain about my dad all the call and wouldn’t care about me at all.

Today she was complaining that dad doesn’t give her money and asked me to pay her bills there, she said that my brother 38M (he lives with her and doesn’t pay much) and only pays for the water and food and I need to help them. I told her that I pay my rent, and all bills, and I’m trying to save up to buy a car and paying for my driving lessons because I could not afford to learn it in SG.

I never ask them for money why would she ask me to pay their bills too especially since I don’t live with them?

She doesn’t listen to me when I say that, she ignores me and says that my brother pays some of the bills and I gotta pay part of it. I got really angry and told her that I won’t pay a single cent and I don’t owe her money and she hung the phone up on my face.

Am I an wrong for not wanting to send her money and being angry at her?

Here are what netizens think:

you don’t live there, you’re an adult with your own bills and rent to pay. She should be charging her son rent if money is an issue, not begging it off the child who is living independently

Supporting your family is always a choice that you make yourself. You’re not obligated to fund your family in any way.

if she doesn’t have enough money she needs to get a job/look for a higher paid job and ask the son who’s still home to contribute more. Just because something is cultural to your family doesn’t mean your obligated to do it.