The Great Bread Hoarding Debate

In a surprising twist of events, a Malaysian woman has taken to social media to express her frustration over what she describes as inconsiderate behavior by some Singaporeans visiting Johor Bahru. Her complaint? An alarming trend of bread hoarding.

In a post that quickly gained traction on Threads, the woman, using the alias Amy, shared her dismay after witnessing groups of Singaporeans aggressively stockpiling pastries and loaves of bread, leaving other customers empty-handed. “I saw them filling up trays with bread, completely disregarding the presence of others,” she fumed.

‘Where's Your Social Awareness?’

Amy didn't hold back, questioning their lack of social awareness. "You’re in another country—aren’t you embarrassed?" she challenged, noting that even when fresh pastries were brought out, they were snatched up in seconds.

Her post struck a nerve, igniting a passionate discussion among netizens. While some echoed her sentiments, believing such behavior reflects a sense of entitlement, others offered a different perspective.

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