A netizen shared a story about how he sent an email to a massage shop to check whether they offered happy ending services at their establishment before deciding if he wanted to go down.

But it didn’t turn out to be what he expected.

Here is the story:

“This happened way before the pandemic.

I was about to visit Batam with my friends to fool around, enjoy some cheap food and shop a little bit.

So I wanted to make sure that I had the right places.

And I then found some potential massage parlours online, and I emailed all of them asking about the types of services they offered and whether they offered happy endings.

I even added a winking emoji 😉 at the end of my email.

One of them replied “we are a family oriented establishment, please show a little respect.”

But the real kicker was when I saw the line “Also for your information, we are a foot reflexology centre”.

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A Bangladeshi lady arrived in Singapore believing that an agency had arranged for her to work as a maid, but to her horror the job ended up her as a dancer at a club located in Kampong Bharu.

The bosses of the club offered her SGD$1,000 to have sex with his acquaintance but after she refused, she was slapped. The woman then reported to the Police resulting in the conviction of the club owners.

The case eventually was conducted in the high court, 

Owners of the clubs:

Rajendran Nagarethinam – four charges

Arumaikannu Sasikumar – three charges

Both of them appealed against their sentences Rajendran sucessfully reduced his sentence from 30 month to 19 months jail and $3,000 fine to $2,500

Sasikumars appealed was rejected and he still faces 16 months jail and SGD$11,000 fine.

The judged ruled that the club owners hired the woman for prostitution.

This is not the first time such a case happened, back in 2017 a similar incident happened at Boat Quay

The police said in a media statement on Wednesday (25 Aug) that officers from the Jurong Police Division conducted a raid on a commercial unit at Bukit Batok Crescent at 11.45pm.

11 women and 10 men, aged between 29 and 67 were found allegedly gambling and breaking safe distancing measures.

Two who were arrested from the group were a 42 y.o woman and a 39 y.o man and are suspected for using the unit as a common gaming house.

10 other women and 9 other men are being investigated for gaming in a common house.

Case exhibits seized by the police include a Mahjong set and decks of cards.

Investigations are still ongoing.

If found guilty of using a place as a common gaming house, the penalties are a fine between S$5,000 and S$50,000 and jail for up to three years.

For gaming in a common house, the penalties are a fine up to S$5,000 or imprisonment up to six months, or both.

Image source: Singapore Police Force

A photo started circulating online showning an NSF/NSMan smoking in public while donning his SAF uniform.

It is against SAF regulations to be smoking in public while wearing the uniform, and it is also a chargeable offence under military law.

It is unclear who the serviceman is or which unit he is from.

Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG

A picture has been circulating on social media with regards to a “chiobu” riding a bicycle clad in a plait top and also high waist denim shorts.

“She” can be seen with a cigarette in her mouth as she presumably turned back to look at the photographer.

Just imagine one day you are cycling at East Coast Park, and you see someone with a similar back view cycling in front of you.

Feeling excited, you whistle out to “her” and she turns back and smile at you.

What would you do?

For us, we would probably cycle the opposite direction as fast as we can.

Image source: @Complaint.sg instagram

A taxi passenger, Arun, took a taxi to work because he was in a hurry rushing to work on 24 August.

Arun then told the driver that he had no cash on him and asked if the driver accepted cashless payments.

The driver told him that his payment terminal wasn’t working, so Arun suggested if the driver could drive him to an ATM to withdraw money or to pay him via bank transfer (PayNow).

The driver then told him that there were no ATMs nearby and he doesn’t have PayNow.

Now, the average Joe would start panicking right now, as we all assume Arun was at the time.

However, the driver then told him not to worry, the trip was on him.

Arun then asked the driver for his phone number so that he could contact him when he gets the money.

The driver told him not to worry about.

Here is the story:

Image source: Deborah Sim on Facebook

A girl shared that she is in a long distance relationship with her bf.

She assumes that he is cheating on her.

He then told her that he was at his friend’s house but she then asked his friend if that was true, the friend then told him that the last time he saw him was a week ago.

And now the girl is paranoid and thinking that her bf is cheating on her.

Here is the story:

Source: @yplovestories on IG