KFC S’pore to give away 500 free burgers on 28 May for International Burger Day   TLDR: Flash the KFC app to redeem free burgers.   Burger fans, mark your calendars — KFC Singapore is celebrating International Burger Day in bold fashion by giving away 500 free burgers next Wednesday (28 May) at its Plaza Singapura outlet between 12pm and 4pm. To get your hands on one, simply flash the KFC app at the counter and participate in the sure-win claw machine challenge. Winners will receive a redemption card for either the Breakfast Loaded Burger or the Ultimate Smokey Burger, with 250 of each burger up for grabs.       From KFC claw machine to chicken glory Each capsule caught from the claw machine contains a redemption card that can be used from 29 May to 11 June, at any KFC outlet islandwide except those at Sentosa, Zoo, and Singapore Polytechnic.   Each card can be used to redeem one ala carte Breakfast Loaded Burger or the all-new Ultimate Smokey Burger. 250 burgers of each flavour are available, both created to deliver full-on flavour and all-day satisfaction.   Introducing the Breakfast Loaded Burger & Ultimate Smokey Burger The Breakfast Loaded Burger is made to start your day right — think fluffy brioche buns filled with creamy scrambled eggs, a crispy hash brown, applewood smoked ham, and rich cheese sauce.   The Ultimate Smokey Burger, meanwhile, turns up the heat. It brings a crispy Zinger fillet, extra-smokey sauce, cheese, lettuce, and chicken bacon, all stacked between premium brioche buns.   Whether you’re an early riser or a Zinger loyalist, KFC’s latest promotion brings something fresh to the table — and they’re available free for one day only. A burger bash not to miss

FARE EVADER: “GOT MONEY PUT ANG GONG NO MONEY PAY GOJEK RIDE” PHV Drivers on Alert: Rising Incidents of Fare Evasion by Passengers   In recent discussions on social media, a concerning trend has emerged among private hire vehicle (PHV) drivers regarding passengers who evade fares. A post detailing a specific incident has sparked widespread attention, with many drivers sharing their experiences and advice on how to handle such situations. The original post, shared by a user, highlights a case where a rider exited the vehicle without returning, effectively leaving the driver to absorb the fare. This incident has raised alarms within the community, prompting drivers to be more vigilant. The user expressed frustration, stating that reporting such incidents to the police often feels futile, as it does not lead to significant action.   Run away from $47.30 GoJek ride fare In response to the user’s post, another user suggested that once the story gains traction online, it could lead to more serious consequences for the fare evader. This sentiment was echoed by other commenters, who emphasized the importance of raising awareness about these incidents to protect fellow drivers. Another user advised PHV drivers to be cautious and consider not accepting cash payments unless the destination is nearby. They thanked the original poster for sharing the information, highlighting the need for drivers to safeguard their earnings. Other users questioned why such behavior is prevalent, indicating a growing frustration with the lack of accountability among fare evaders.   One user pointed out that the lack of follow-up from law enforcement agencies has allowed repeat offenders to continue their fare evasion tactics. This sentiment was shared by several others, who noted that the absence of strict enforcement measures contributes to the problem. Some commenters suggested practical solutions for drivers, such as requesting full payment before allowing passengers to Book    

He also called for a Workers’ Party meeting to address their “irresponsible errors       WTF, worker party please cum cream, why you go NK

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Have la commercial sex. Only a few group paid. There 1 group don't need to pay.   And the report is different person so it mix of both   Cause got young female, and there a group like to seek young ppl