STOMPer Misosoupization is appalled by this boy’s ‘absurd’ behaviour. The boy, who was in uniform, was lying across three seats and taking up one more seat with his schoolbag.
In the STOMPer’s report:
"This is a disgrace to their school.
"He should know better than to do something like this.
"This is an absurd attitude on the bus."
STOMPer Squuzy was amused by how these three China girls managed to make full use of the limited number of seats on board the MRT.
He told us in an email today (Feb 8):
"I was on the train heading towards Pasir Ris yesterday (Feb 7) when I saw this squeezy act by 3 women from China.
"How do I know they were from China? Their accent was a big give-away.
"Somewhat oblivious to stares around them, they were still giggling and laughing while the people opposite and beside them were wondering: Are we supposed to squeeze 3 people into 2 seats going forward?"
STOMPer Gourmet was puzzled as to why certain food stalls are allowed to reserved seats for their own customers.
In an email to STOMP today (Jan 16), the STOMPer says:
“The other day I visited the Food Republic at Somerset, the upmarket shopping mall in Orchard Road.
“To my surprise , I found some tables with the notice ‘RESERVED’ and these were put up by some of the stallholders. I bought some food from one of the stalls and when I wanted to sit at the so-called reserved table, I was told that it was meant for customers of a particular food stall. I had no choice but to move to another table.
“In the food centres owned by NEA, customers are allowed to sit anywhere irrespective of the stall they visited. I wonder why such rules are allowed in a food court in a prestigious shopping mall.
“Does NEA have a say in such matters?
“I bought a plate of curry chicken rice which cost me $6.80. The serving was very small consisting of one piece of cut cucumber, a scoop of rice, a small piece of omelette and a piece of chicken. This was a rip off and I left the food court feeling hungry and angry.”
STOMPer microsufer said commuters had to avoid sitting in these seats as there were open packets of sugar poured all over the floor and seats of this SBS bus.
The STOMPer wrote in his email:
“I was boarding a SBS Bus 21 on Jan 15, when I happen to see this unacceptable sight of mess that has been done on the top floor of the double decker bus.
“Packets of MacDonald sugar were poured all over the floor and some of the seats as well.
“The bus was slightly crowded at the time of boarding and this is a super inconsiderate act from whomever did this as it forced commuters to avoid those seats over there as they were dirty.
“The bus is equipped with CCTVs, I wonder if SBS would do anything to prevent such incident from happening again.”
A STOMPer was shocked when he spotted this man on a bus making himself comfortable by lying across a row of seats and sleeping.
In an email to STOMP yesterday (Nov 14), the STOMPer said:
“I saw this today on bus service 2.
“This man is very rude and inconsiderate.
“People who want seats can’t get one because this man is occupying them all.”
“I think it’s also highly embarrassing that someone would actually do this to relax on a bus.”