Only Malay will receive such treatment in Singapore

[zeroo]

 

[Batok Seri]

The parking warden is a Malay and give pangchan because of festive spirit?
Can't tell who is giving who is receiving.

 

[enterprise2]

They r afterall the 'special race'!

 

[shittypore]

Relax man, as long Sinkies benefit i c no harm done.

 

[enterprise2]

Relax man, as long Sinkies benefit i c no harm done.

In Sinkapore, there r a lot of Special Sinkies!! We have our marvelous elites, we have our women protected under the so-called 'Woman Charter' and now we have our 'sons and daughters of the soil'. For non-Sinkies, we have our own special 'FTs' from all over.
For the rest of us, be prepared to be 'screwed' constantly!!

 

[Timerty]

No, the wardens always give chance on holiday season.

 

[Agoraphobic]

It should be:

"Please REMOVE your car FROM the car park." or

"Please MOVE your car TO the car park."

Cheers!

 

[rusty]

Sometimes we have to take law into our own hands....especially in Singapore

 

[Poomer]

Aiyo national day coming ma...

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

RUN knows people who kanna parking tickets on the first day of lunar new year.

 

[kezgtree]

Its ok lah...at least he have some thought that its Hari Raya...whether it is sinkie or not....Cheers warden

 

[GramStroker]

RUN knows people who kanna parking tickets on the first day of lunar new year.

Right. And every Friday when you need a warden, you'll never see one.

 

[Runifyouhaveto]

It is really warm to see such picture, it is a kind of respect that we have for each other. RUN has great Malay pals in school, NS and life. I even got a kueh Lapis last weekend.

己所不欲，勿施于人

The ticket in the picture is likely to be issued by a non-Malay. Most Malay wardens will be on leave on Hari Raya and Chinese wardens will be on leave on Chinese New Year. It is disheartening when I know about the parking tickets issued on the first day of lunar new year, so inauspicious.