Stories sharing

I was in a coffee shop somewhere in the Bugis area, and I heard this conversation among the retirees. There were males and females in their 60s to 70s. They were discussing scammers. It is an interesting topic.

They mentioned that someone will be able to punish them, and the best punishment is getting “cancer”. I heard it and it was fun and engaging! This is something that no one can control, but rather the body's reaction to a medical explanation. We all know that coffee shop talk is often used without logical explanation or references. But it was fascinating stuff.

Of course, the people are upset and angry about being scammed. It is not good behaviour that schools and homes can allow. Perhaps upbringing, since young, do parents allow “cheating” behaviour? Or how strict are we in upholding this value within our home?

Each parents and the individual have to think about.

Fight the Cheating Behaviour.

The Koyeed Team