This is a tax on boomers with ipad baby brain
This will be selectively enforced only against “low-class” individuals, and not against boomers.
:yea:
I was playing my steam deck in public recently and my 3yo said to me “Daddy! Why I can’t hear it!?” and I had to explain to him that no one else wants to listen to the sounds of Vampire Survivers, and he really just didn’t get it. Baby Brain confirmed.
Jeez, what a chud. Tell him to grow tf up already
baby chud
Please let the UK do something similar. People who play their music on the bus without headphones pisses me off beyond words.
Turn that shit down, no one wants to hear it
have you considered just putting a library on the bus so there isn’t any noise?
That actually sounds awesome. Can we do that, actually?
I miss when eating/drinking on public transport was normal.
What’s more classist? Fining people for letting the dogs out or only fining the stinky dogs
That’s… A lot of money
If its anything like most places, it won’t be super strictly enforced, but still. I hope its at least done by income.
I suppose it’s better than being beaten to death with a cane.
i used to work in a lab/classroom building on a campus, so it was a fun mix of staff, professors, and students at any given time.
anyway, one time im doing a #2 in a stall and this guy comes in with his jams going full tilt from his phone’s external speakers, i guess mounted on his backpack, so we could all enjoy his selections.
i cannot imagine taking up that much space in communal areas, but people ride harleys through tiny little micropolitan downtowns without being clotheslined, so i guess it will continue.
wdym “eating or drinking” is S$500 what
What is the crime? Eating a meal? A succulent Chinese meal on the bus?
Just put a Vulcan on every bus, and let them handle it with a nerve pinch like Spock did in Star Trek IV: Voyage Home.
why do people glaze singapore so much, fuck ass “get fined 1 bijillion S$ for breathing”
As I can attest from my own political journey, Singapore is like what China is for leftists, but for liberals frustrated with the ineffectiveness and short-sightedness of Western liberalism. Its British-influenced institutions and West-centric international style, also make it more approachable than other “authoritarianisms of the East”
Tis a fine city.
