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Redditer: It’s honestly disturbing how many people are blaming the eatery instead of calling out the poor parenting.

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Saw this on Threads, and it’s honestly disturbing how many people are blaming the eatery instead of calling out the poor parenting. It feels like personal responsibility is being completely overlooked.​

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r/SingaporeRaw - Saw this on Threads, and it’s honestly disturbing how many people are blaming the eatery instead of calling out the poor parenting. It feels like personal responsibility is being completely overlooked.

r/SingaporeRaw - Saw this on Threads, and it’s honestly disturbing how many people are blaming the eatery instead of calling out the poor parenting. It feels like personal responsibility is being completely overlooked.
 
another example of parents raising kids like pet dogs without leash .... she really thinks she preggy through doggy style makes her a bitch in reality ... :whistling:
 
Yep, it is the shop's problem. They put it out at their own risk.
If they are afraid of people knocking it, touch it, they have to cover it.
But it is sinkie's blood to pawn another sinkie. Mybfd.
 
There is something seriously wrong with this parent. When my son was 4-years-old, he grabbed a bulb from a shelf at Ikea and dropped it on the floor. I promptly scooped up the shattered bulb carefully, brought it to the cashier and paid up, even though there was no one else around who noticed the accident. I did not want my son and his older brother to witness his father avoid accountability.
 
There is something seriously wrong with this parent. When my son was 4-years-old, he grabbed a bulb from a shelf at Ikea and dropped it on the floor. I promptly scooped up the shattered bulb carefully, brought it to the cashier and paid up, even though there was no one else around who noticed the accident. I did not want my son and his older brother to witness his father avoid accountability.

Iron Palm ah? very sharp broken glasses leh .... U power siah! :whistling:
 
There is something seriously wrong with this parent. When my son was 4-years-old, he grabbed a bulb from a shelf at Ikea and dropped it on the floor. I promptly scooped up the shattered bulb carefully, brought it to the cashier and paid up, even though there was no one else around who noticed the accident. I did not want my son and his older brother to witness his father avoid accountability.
Yep, this part about paying should also be done to teach the kids. But no need to clean up bah...
 
Yep, this part about paying should also be done to teach the kids. But no need to clean up bah...
I did not want anybody getting cut by the broken glass so I used tissue to carefully scoop up the smaller fragments after picking up the shattered bulb as well as the larger pieces of glass.
 
I did not want anybody getting cut by the broken glass so I used tissue to carefully scoop up the smaller fragments after picking up the shattered bulb as well as the larger pieces of glass.
Just get the customer service to settle it. But whatever floats your boat. :smile:
 
this the kind of stupid parent that will press all the apples at the supermarket shelves
 
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this the kind of stupid parent that will press all the apples at the supermarket shelves
A couple was spotted at the NTUC FairPrice at Junction 8 in Bishan spending around 15 minutes opening multiple packaged egg cartons. The couple transferred eggs from various cartons to select bigger eggs before paying for a single carton.
 
this the kind of stupid parent that will press all the apples at the supermarket shelves
Korean Supermarket Sweetness Standards
    • Standard Level: 8 to 10° Bx (Typical for mass-market fruit like standard strawberries).
    • Premium Level: 12 to 15° Bx (Guaranteed minimums for premium strawberries and melons).
    • Ultra-Sweet Level: 18+° Bx (Strict benchmark for premium Korean Shine Muscat grapes). [1, 2, 3]


Usually I find non sweet ones mixing with a passable sweetness ones. For fruits, I will go to Cold storage or Giant.
At least they dont do such tricks. I cannot blame consumer for wanting to get ripe ones as we have no no quality assurance at NTUC. Go check out what Korean govt requires as above. They are strict about it.
 
The fucktard kids, if they are boys, will grow up to become molesters since they are already brought up to anyhow touch here, touch there.
 
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