Ikea Cafe in IPC Shopping Centre is now open! Apart from its pretty, clean and fuss-free interior, the cakes, pies and beverages are just as Insta-worthy too! 😍😍😍

So next time when your around KL area for a holiday or business why not take some time to drop by the cafe have a nice cup of coffee when enjoying the beautiful and lovely cafe decorations!

Source: WORLD OF BUZZ

Good things come in pairs! ✌🏻 Buy 2 pieces of Honey Sesame Chicken and get another 2 pieces FREE! (U.P. $3.5 each)

Simply flash this post at your nearest restaurant and double the sweetness before Lunar New Year celebration ends.

T&Cs: Valid till 2 Mar 2018. Limited to Honey Sesame Chicken only. Includes 2 drumsticks / wings and no change is allowed. Not valid at KFC KidZania, Sentosa, Singapore Zoo and for Corporate Events and Delivery. Not valid with other offers.

Source: FB post by KFC

Deposit $3 and get $50 back?! Scam or legit, we don’t know, just sharing

28 February 2018
– 12pm – 3pm: Raffles Place Green near Chevron House
– 5pm – 8pm: Between H&M near 313@Somerset and ION Orchard

I got a whatsapp msg of a cash vending machine outside h&m near 313. Thought it was scam, but it was a legit cash vending machine. Ppl were putting in $3 & it was giving out $50! 1st time seeing this in SG, wonder who’s behind this?! Apparently they’ll be there again tmr @ 5pm. Anyone else saw this?

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/80o88k/i_got_a_whatsapp_msg_of_a_cash_vending_machine/

A reader sent in an appointment schedule by CGH to see a orthopedic specialist and the wait for the subsidised consultation for his swollen leg is a lengthy 5-month wait!

The message was sent out on 22 Feb for a first appointment schedule on 11 July after he has seen a GP at a polyclinic for his leg swell.

Either there is a long waiting list for orthopedic services or there is a lack of orthopedic specialist or both which is more probable.

In fact, the polyclinic has advised the patient to go to A & E services which charge a hefty premium so that he can have immediate access to a orthopedic consultation for his swollen leg!

We know that polyclinic charges are often heavily subsidised and the wait can be very long – but five months!?

As the country prepares for a GST hike in about 3 years’ time and the government has promised more healthcare expenditure in the near future, one wonders if this particular patient has the health or the luxury to wait five months to see a specialist? Will he lose his leg in the process?

What if the patient has a life-threatening illness, will the patient still have to wait a few months for subsidised government healthcare services?

Will it be better if we just die?!

Source: FB post by Gilbert Goh

Getting bad nowadays…

Editor’s note: though the photo is a advertisement for a online apps it resonates with many of us because it’s a true reflection of the sad state of affairs on the ground for many jobless Singaporean PMETs who are being displaced.

Source: FB post by Gilbert Goh