why can't we bring drinks into the mrt stations..
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confucius says....
people who already know they shouldnt do something
and do it anyway
yet feel beh song when they get caught
usually are the same people
who beh song if other people do the exact same thing
but happen to inconvenience them while doing it
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Scold the stompers lah... They are the root to anything cannot do on SMRT.
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they should not has 7-11 @ MRT then
drink stall should be minimum 30 meter away from MRT station
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Originally posted by zaxis:
they should not has 7-11 @ MRT then
drink stall should be minimum 30 meter away from MRT station
Maybe is more for u come out of MRT and want to get a drink?? :D -
Originally posted by Interception_7:
so those old frail people cant bring la? let them get exhausted and die there, then the fine will be taken in consideration..always wait for something to strike then we all will start to think why this happen, when it can be avoided while planning it...
if you're really in need of water, until your lips become pale and dry those type, i'm sure that people woudn't mind you taking a sip or two.but c'mon la. this is Singapore ok. even if you take from boon lay to pasir ris, also wont take you 2 hours ok. tahan abit will die?
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
yes so another case of my friend who was 'scolded' by the transit security personnel..
just because of bringing drinks in the stations.. isn't this like, so out of their business? aren't they suppose to take care of the station's security, looking for the selamat guy, suspicious article or person, why are they so bloody kpo abt ppl bringing drinks inside..
and like, wthell, $50 fine?
i think it's ok if it's bottled drinks - won't spill etc.
i mean.. u can't blame SMRT for taking steps to prevent spilling etc. it's not as if, singaporeans are reputable for being civic minded. we're known to be rude, kiasu, and self centered. how can we blame SMRT for taking steps to prevent the messes we will make because we probably won't clean up after ourselves..
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Haha TS sounds like a whiney-baby.
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but at least have the right person to reprimand the commuters??
not transit security...
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Originally posted by youyayu:
so u like your mrt seats to be sticky by some idiots whose drinks spill all over the place?
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my frenz eat bread in the mrt station and got fine $50 lol...
but he insists tt hes not wrong and didnt pay the fine..
in the end, he received a lawyer letter from SMRT to repay a $500 fine
haha, wad he did to retify the problem = find MP
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mineral water can la wtf. If kidney failure ppl how?
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
yes so another case of my friend who was 'scolded' by the transit security personnel..
just because of bringing drinks in the stations.. isn't this like, so out of their business? aren't they suppose to take care of the station's security, looking for the selamat guy, suspicious article or person, why are they so bloody kpo abt ppl bringing drinks inside..
and like, wthell, $50 fine?
were you drinking when you enter the station? Didn't you know singaporean are very k..P..O?!
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Originally posted by Pippinpro:
my frenz eat bread in the mrt station and got fine $50 lol...
but he insists tt hes not wrong and didnt pay the fine..
in the end, he received a lawyer letter from SMRT to repay a $500 fine
haha, wad he did to retify the problem = find MP
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why fatone always use pic to reply lol...
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so are u addressing the issue of bringing food into the stations, or mrt security personnel performing outside of their job scope?
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bottled drinks, can la..
those drinks that wouldnt spill easily, are allowed..
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wow sg so strict.......
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put in bag lor... why expose to be caught...
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Innocent until proven guilty....TS should not be reprimanded if he is only carrying the drink. If he is caught drinking, its a different story.
Anyway, its nonsense if we cannot even bring food or drinks into the train (excl. durians of coz).
Afraid of spillage etc? C'mon, are we so paranoid? Unless the TS is a small child, he should know how to carry his drink properly. If we think along those lines, then pretty soon, we cannot even bring food or drinks into a lot of public places.
There are more important things in life to think about, but because we are too engrossed in our ownselves, we forget about our duties and resposibilities to others.
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sg is a nanny state... till the extend that they dun trust it ppl with their foods and drinks.
But then isnt it basic courtesy not to drink or eat in public which u might risk creating a mass that where it will attract pets infestation?
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
yes so another case of my friend who was 'scolded' by the transit security personnel..
just because of bringing drinks in the stations.. isn't this like, so out of their business? aren't they suppose to take care of the station's security, looking for the selamat guy, suspicious article or person, why are they so bloody kpo abt ppl bringing drinks inside..
and like, wthell, $50 fine?
seem like you've never worked before....see you try tell your boss "why so kpo, do feel like working today leh!" -
But sometime when we had sorethroat and not allow to drink in the train, will be torturinggg...
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
imagine this, you are the one without the drinks, you stand in the middle, just chatting with your friend.. suddenly, the MRT jerks.. out of the right, a kopi comes flying into your torso, turning your shirt from white to mud..
before you can even "kn..", someone from left, squeezes too hard on his tomato sauce and it just shoots into your face..
and you just pissed.. decides to align at the next stop to clean up..
when you walking towards the door, you slips on the bubble tea pearls, sending your handphone between the gaps of the MRT train onto the track, and you felt flat on your face, losing two front teeth..
and that's why, we should be civil enough to not bring drinks/food on mrt train.
Nice explanation.