Sinkie car ask passenger to steal parking lot at AEON indah

[Cottonmouth]

S'pore car tries to cut queue at JB Aeon Mall by getting passenger to reserve parking lot with body​

The car tried to reverse into a bonnet-first parking lot.
Belmont Lay |

February 15, 2024, 03:15 PM

Singaporeans in Malaysia have been appearing in the news for the wrong reasons recently.




And here's another incident that has left a sour taste in the mouths of Malaysians.
A Singapore-registered car was seen trying to cut the queue to park at a lot at the car park at Aeon Mall Tebrau City in Johor Bahru.
Footage of the incident was shared on Facebook on Feb. 13, 2024.

What video showed​

As seen in the video, the vehicle recording the footage was waiting for a parked white Toyota Alphard to reverse out of the parking lot as it was leaving the premises.

The cars in the video could be seen parked bonnet-first, a common practice in Malaysia.

However, a red Toyota Prius+ with a Singapore licence plate arrived just as the Toyota Alphard was reversing out.
Its intentions of occupying the soon-to-be vacated lot were apparently obvious as the car recording the footage inched forward to deter the Toyota Prius+ from cutting the queue to park in the lot.

Passenger used body to block vehicle​

To ensure they secured the parking lot, a passenger was then seen alighting from the Toyota Prius+ even before the Toyota Alphard pulled out of the lot.

The man walked to the empty lot and stood there to prevent the car recording the footage from parking, even though it was waiting to do so and could proceed bonnet-first.
As the man blocked the passage of the vehicle waiting to park, he gesticulated to the driver with a scowl on his face.
The Toyota Prius+ then tried to reverse park, which proved futile as it was not able to fully execute the manoeuvre given the tight angle.

Left eventually​

The standstill came to an end when the driver of the Toyota Prius+ acknowledged that the vehicle recording the footage was also trying to park.
The man who was standing in the lot then walked back to the red car while looking displeased.

Responses​

Responses to the video unanimously panned the behaviour of the people in the Singapore-registered car.
One commenter, though, defended without proof, by insisting that the occupants of the red car could be Singapore permanent residents and not Singaporeans, as he believed that Singaporeans are "not so terrible".

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[Cottonmouth]

Fuck both their mothers' cheebyes, plus ginfreely's. Total 3 pieces of phuacheebyes.

 

[laksaboy]

Old habits die hard. Sinkieland is an overcrowded shithole, so daft Sinkies deem in necessary to 'chope' seats or carpark lots or else they lose out.

 

[LexLuthor]

The red car gave up the lot liao, this fucker win liao still post video ?

 

[syed putra]

The red car gave up the lot liao, this fucker win liao still post video ?

He gave up after futile effort to park.

 

[Loofydralb]

Should do like what PRC does to it's citizens that embarrassed them overseas.

Take away their passports and ban them from travelling.

 

[A Singaporean]

Always happy to see coolie gene Sinkies got whacked.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Sinkies disgracing themselves overseas. Nothing new.

 

[k1976]

S'pore car tries to cut queue at JB Aeon Mall by getting passenger to reserve parking lot with body​

The car tried to reverse into a bonnet-first parking lot.
Belmont Lay |

February 15, 2024, 03:15 PM

Singaporeans in Malaysia have been appearing in the news for the wrong reasons recently.




And here's another incident that has left a sour taste in the mouths of Malaysians.
A Singapore-registered car was seen trying to cut the queue to park at a lot at the car park at Aeon Mall Tebrau City in Johor Bahru.
Footage of the incident was shared on Facebook on Feb. 13, 2024.

What video showed​

As seen in the video, the vehicle recording the footage was waiting for a parked white Toyota Alphard to reverse out of the parking lot as it was leaving the premises.

The cars in the video could be seen parked bonnet-first, a common practice in Malaysia.

However, a red Toyota Prius+ with a Singapore licence plate arrived just as the Toyota Alphard was reversing out.
Its intentions of occupying the soon-to-be vacated lot were apparently obvious as the car recording the footage inched forward to deter the Toyota Prius+ from cutting the queue to park in the lot.

Passenger used body to block vehicle​

To ensure they secured the parking lot, a passenger was then seen alighting from the Toyota Prius+ even before the Toyota Alphard pulled out of the lot.

The man walked to the empty lot and stood there to prevent the car recording the footage from parking, even though it was waiting to do so and could proceed bonnet-first.
As the man blocked the passage of the vehicle waiting to park, he gesticulated to the driver with a scowl on his face.
The Toyota Prius+ then tried to reverse park, which proved futile as it was not able to fully execute the manoeuvre given the tight angle.

Left eventually​

The standstill came to an end when the driver of the Toyota Prius+ acknowledged that the vehicle recording the footage was also trying to park.
The man who was standing in the lot then walked back to the red car while looking displeased.

Responses​

Responses to the video unanimously panned the behaviour of the people in the Singapore-registered car.
One commenter, though, defended without proof, by insisting that the occupants of the red car could be Singapore permanent residents and not Singaporeans, as he believed that Singaporeans are "not so terrible".

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Also getting more common in sinki hardland carpark and shopping mall

 

[mojito]

Sinkies steal parking lots. FTs steal lunches.

 

[glockman]

S'pore car tries to cut queue at JB Aeon Mall by getting passenger to reserve parking lot with body​

The car tried to reverse into a bonnet-first parking lot.
Belmont Lay |

February 15, 2024, 03:15 PM

Singaporeans in Malaysia have been appearing in the news for the wrong reasons recently.




And here's another incident that has left a sour taste in the mouths of Malaysians.
A Singapore-registered car was seen trying to cut the queue to park at a lot at the car park at Aeon Mall Tebrau City in Johor Bahru.
Footage of the incident was shared on Facebook on Feb. 13, 2024.

What video showed​

As seen in the video, the vehicle recording the footage was waiting for a parked white Toyota Alphard to reverse out of the parking lot as it was leaving the premises.

The cars in the video could be seen parked bonnet-first, a common practice in Malaysia.

However, a red Toyota Prius+ with a Singapore licence plate arrived just as the Toyota Alphard was reversing out.
Its intentions of occupying the soon-to-be vacated lot were apparently obvious as the car recording the footage inched forward to deter the Toyota Prius+ from cutting the queue to park in the lot.

Passenger used body to block vehicle​

To ensure they secured the parking lot, a passenger was then seen alighting from the Toyota Prius+ even before the Toyota Alphard pulled out of the lot.

The man walked to the empty lot and stood there to prevent the car recording the footage from parking, even though it was waiting to do so and could proceed bonnet-first.
As the man blocked the passage of the vehicle waiting to park, he gesticulated to the driver with a scowl on his face.
The Toyota Prius+ then tried to reverse park, which proved futile as it was not able to fully execute the manoeuvre given the tight angle.

Left eventually​

The standstill came to an end when the driver of the Toyota Prius+ acknowledged that the vehicle recording the footage was also trying to park.
The man who was standing in the lot then walked back to the red car while looking displeased.

Responses​

Responses to the video unanimously panned the behaviour of the people in the Singapore-registered car.
One commenter, though, defended without proof, by insisting that the occupants of the red car could be Singapore permanent residents and not Singaporeans, as he believed that Singaporeans are "not so terrible".

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I've said it before, sinkies tend to behave badly in mudland. Very xia suay, deserve to get whipped!

 

[rushifa666]

Old habits die hard. Sinkieland is an overcrowded shithole, so daft Sinkies deem in necessary to 'chope' seats or carpark lots or else they lose out.

There are lots of parking on the right of this place, inside the building. Just that it's a lazy sinkie pig