🥰 Man who gives free haircuts around Singapore helps struggling family of 3, touches netizens   "It makes me happy to see you a little happier", said Aidan James Loo.     READ: https://asia1.news/4Ad7gxN   Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates.    Here's the full story 👇       ✂️ Aidan James Loo: Free Haircuts for Those in Need   The Viral Moment — Sept 11, 2026   Aidan James Loo, known for giving free haircuts around Singapore, visited the home of a struggling family of three and cut all their hair for free .   The family's situation:   - Patriarch Mr Ng — main caregiver — had just been discharged from hospital after a bad fall - His wife - Their son in his 30s, who has special needs and remains in their care    What happened:   - Aidan chatted with them first, then gave all three fresh haircuts - When Mr Ng tried to pay him, Aidan refused the money - He told them: "It makes me happy to see you a little happier"  - The family was seen smiling, satisfied, and grateful   Reaction online (as of Sept 15):   - 224,000+ views · 17,000+ likes on TikTok - Comments poured in: - "A haircut helps so much with an individual's morale… you're doing so good" - "Thank you for being so kind and giving. I hope your pillow is always cool at night"        Who Is Aidan?   - A digital marketer in his late 20s, has nearly a decade of barbering experience - Runs Francesco's Barber Club — a social service named after Pope Francis — via Instagram & TikTok (@aidanjloo)  - No physical shop — he goes to people instead  - Launched the initiative in Nov 2025, inspired by US barber VicBlends   Past Acts of Kindness   - 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Dec 2025: Gave free haircuts to 10 migrant workers at Tuas Lot shipyard over 2.5 hours - 🎄 Christmas Eve 2025: Cut hair for 9 residents at Haig Road HDB void deck, switching to scissors for an elderly man afraid of clippers  - Also offered services at construction sites, parks, and on the streets        Quote that sums it up   "Thankful for the gift of being able to give." — Aidan James Loo       Full article: asia1.news/4Ad7gxN | Follow: @aidanjloo / @AsiaOnecom    

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‘No Now, No LAH, No CDC’: Kovan drinks stall’s quirky signs tell customers it’s cash only   “When you have to answer that dozens of times a day, how can you not get annoyed?”   💵 https://stmp.sg/KfMQ   @stompteam  Here's the full story with all details explained 👇       📰 Viral Sign: "No Now, No LAH, No CDC — Only Mr Yusof Bin Ishak"   📍 Where & When   - Stall: Drinks stall at Kovan 209 Market & Food Centre (Block 209 Hougang Street 21) - Went viral: Sep 13, 2026 — photos posted on TikTok by user @manistripping - Published: Sep 16, 2026, by Stomp/AsiaOne   🪧 What the Signs Say   Sign Meaning  "No Now" No PayNow  "No LAH" No PayLah!  "No CDC" No CDC Vouchers (government digital vouchers)[__LINK_ICON]  "Only Mr Yusof Bin Ishak" Only cash — Yusof Ishak is Singapore's first president, whose portrait appears on all Singapore currency notes  "No Di Luo Here" No Kopi Di Luo — thick, undiluted coffee (like espresso)  "No Small Cup" Large cups only  "Cash Only" Explicit confirmation    💬 Why Cash Only?   - The stall is run by the owner and her 80-year-old mother, who uses an old-school phone and doesn't know how to use digital payments: "She can't even write her own name, how will she know how to PayNow?" - Despite clear signs, customers still ask for cashless options dozens of times a day: "When you have to answer that dozens of times a day, how can you not get annoyed?" - Owner believes cash is more reliable — digital systems can fail; gave the example of 10¢ coin toilets: "If you urgently need to go to the toilet, will you PayNow them?" - Acknowledges cash handling is "troublesome" but prefers it   ☕ Why No Di Luo?   - "Di Luo" means undiluted, concentrated coffee - Owner says customers may not be able to "handle drinking espresso" - Her coffee powder costs over $10/kg — uses premium ingredients   🗣️ Public Reaction   - Sparkled debate: some support cash choice; others say they carry no cash and find ATMs inconvenient - Many amused by the creative, Singlish-style wording       Source: stomp.sg, Sep 16 2026      

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