YOG Volunteers promised tickets to F1....but

[giggity_shit]

Are we losing the spirit of volunteerism? Where nothing is offered unless there are rewards in return?

http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/s...nteers_promised_tickets_to_f1_finals_but.html

STOMPer Serene and her fellow YOG volunteers were promised F1 Grand Finals tickets after queueing for an hour on Sep 17. However the tickets were never received, leaving them to watch the race on television.

Serene writes in her email contribution (Sep 26):

"A few of my friends had been invited for the appreciation night at Universal Studios Singapore on 17th Sept, for being vounteers for the YOG.

"We were rather surprised to realise 400 tickets for tonight's Grand Final F1 would be rewarded to volunteers!

"We were so excited and full of energy to queue up for it. We managed to register for the tickets after an hour's wait.

"The YOG organisers told us the tickets would be posted to us within 1 week, i.e. before today's race.

"At this moment, I am now sitting in front of the TV watching the race! We feel we all have been fooled.

"Is this the way the YOG organisers want to thank us by giving us false hope?"

 

[po2wq]

ah loong n ah u said u muz pay world crass salaries 2 attract talens ...

who ze f**k care abt volunteering ...

 

[johnny333]

Are we losing the spirit of volunteerism?

You see many people look towards our leaders to set the standards of morality. These leaders set are our moral compass. When you have multi-millionaire salaries for MPs, money based policies, the Durai & NKF scandal,... then what can you expect

You really can't blame these "volunteers" for asking about what was promised It's no secret that many of these "volunteers" were coerced

 

[cheekenpie]

You see many people look towards our leaders to set the standards of morality. These leaders set are our moral compass. When you have multi-millionaire salaries for MPs, money based policies, the Durai & NKF scandal,... then what can you expect

You really can't blame these "volunteers" for asking about what was promised It's no secret that many of these "volunteers" were coerced

The organisers one kind really. If you promise, you better deliver.

Dont be like the Indian commonwealth committee. Keep promising best games ever, and give best shit ever.

 

[johnny333]

The organisers one kind really. If you promise, you better deliver.

Dont be like the Indian commonwealth committee. Keep promising best games ever, and give best shit ever.

Isn't there already the term "indian giver". Oops doesn't apply here as nothing has been given, only empty promises