Anonymous

16 Sep 2020

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What screams "I'm rich" in Singapore?

What are some things you see people in Singapore do and you'll immediately know the person is rich?

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sucram

16 Sep 2020

When you order fish for caifan !!!

Jokes aside, personally I have a dream to be rich one day and to me its when I can buy anything I want without any financial stress or worries!!

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Frankie Rappaport

15 Sep 2020

But Lambo: ugly sound

better buy 1.000.000 fish then

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saylavee

15 Sep 2020

Sometimes the more casual dressed, the richer they are. Why the need to flaunt their wealth? You'll ...

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