In a recent interview, PM Lawrence Wong told the Financial Times that the hardest part of leadership is managing people, and that dropping long-time colleagues during GE2025 was “painful.” Elsewhere, a SG food reviewer made a video and said making chendol “requires no skill”, prompting a dessert stall to fire back.

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(01:12) Intro
(04:55) PM Wong Felt Pain Dropping People For GE
(26:33) Chendol Stall Owner Fires Back at TikTok Critic
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PM Wong Felt Pain Dropping People For GE

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Chendol Stall Owner Fires Back at TikTok Critic

• 'A little respect can go a long way': Dessert stall rebuts food reviewer who says chendol requires no skill to make

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