haiz...supplier damn slow, ask them to ask thier boss if they
got stock, waited for 10 mins i called back, the timid lady said :
i dare not call my boss..
wtf..i wasted my time...grrr... boss so scary meh???
anyway, still waiting for my supplier's call..
I had a good laugh when I read this.
life is stressful..!!
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A Chinese man in his mid-twenties gave McDonald’s customers
and crew alike a nasty shock when he walked in naked. (Yahoo! file
photo)
A man was refused service by the
McDonald’s crew in
Queensway after he walked in stark naked and tried to order
breakfast in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The incident occurred at the Rideout Tea Garden McDonald’s
outlet along Queensway around 4am.
A witness, media coordinator Aslan Asat, 26, who was
sitting in the alfresco area of the restaurant with three of his
friends, told The New Paper they were shocked to see the
man grinning as he casually walked into the restaurant totally
nude.
“The naked guy was holding on to a laptop case, but he did not
attempt to cover his private parts with it,” he added. The naked
man also did not appear to be intoxicated.
It is understood that the Chinese man, who looked to be in his
mid-twenties to early thirties, tried to order a cup of coffee over
the counter but was refused service by the McDonald’s crew.
Mr Aslan said, “The McDonald’s staff asked him to leave, but he
loitered around in the restaurant for at least 10 minutes before
walking out.”
There were six other customers in the fast-food restaurant at
the time, and they had the same reaction towards the naked man.
“Everyone was gawking at him initially and started to giggle
after a while,” he said.
However, the naked man continued to loiter outside the
restaurant even after being asked to leave.
“He took out a phone from the laptop case and started to make a
call. I overheard him complaining about the refusal of service by
McDonald’s staff in English,” said Mr Aslan.
“He left only after lighting up a cigarette.”
A McDonald’s spokesman confirmed the incident and said the
restaurant had to turn the customer away due to the
objectionable nature of his behaviour.
“The fast-food restaurant has referred the case to the police
and investigations are under way.”
Police said they received a call at 4.35am on
Sunday regarding a man appearing naked at a McDonald’s
outlet. They arrested the man and referred him to the
Institute of Mental Health
(IMH) for psychiatric assessment.
Lawyer, Foo Cheow Ming, told the paper that appearing naked in
public and exposing one’s private parts is regarded as an
“obscene” act by Singapore courts.
If found guilty, the man faces a maximum sentence up to three
months in jail and a fine of $2,000.
