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Shirley

24d ago

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What’s something you always do in Singapore without thinking, but would feel weird doing overseas?

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Jinsha

6d ago

Use phone to choppe table

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Ace

12d ago

Chope seats for sure. Came to appreciate that food safety is quite a given in SG. Dressing informally (shorts) - this may not be allowed in other more conservative countries. Still outside late at night with not much safety issue.

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Kent Toh

22d ago

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