It's not a question of cowardice.Scandinavia wrote:A thing that has hit me on several occasions is that Singaporeans are such cowards when it comes to tell the truth that it hurts people 100 times worse when the truth hits at full strength.
Why should they get worked up about such trivial nonsense.Scandinavia wrote:Example, every morning I used my old headphones on the companybus going to work. Turns out that they leak noice, which I was not at all aware of. This was stupid of me, I admit but i just did not think that my Ipod was playing for my sleeping neighbours at the bus. After 3 months a newfound brazilian friend steps on the bus and he off course imidiately tells me(Oh yeah Brazilians will tell you directly). The day after I had new earpluggs, not leaking sound and I felt like such an idiot for torturing my collegues everymorning with my music for 3 months.
I then asked my collegues at work if they had noticed this. They said: Yes but we did not want to disturb you!
Some choose to leave it to rude ang mohs to tell other rude ang mohs when they're being rude.Scandinavia wrote:Is that nice or is it not making things a pain for everybody for a long time?
Wouldn´t you rather have seen that some merciful soul would have told you right away?
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