Episode 20 - It's not that we like going back to previously covered topics, but the Loh cousins(from Bellagraph Nova Group) are playing out a real life soap opera and we have to keep you updated. The first batch of HDB 99year leases come to an end and we measure that against the Singaporean expectation that "HDB confirm earn" mentality. Elsewhere in merlion island, a lady falls into a manhole and attempts to sue PUB, while a cheating businessman takes his mistress to court and gets his money back! Allllll the juice in our special 20th episode. Also, thank you for ONE THOUSAND!

Episode 19 - Trump is fired! But he isn't letting go without a good fight! Zoom hijack-porn finally reaches our shores and the folks at Singapore Athletics Association are its first unfortunate victim. A BlueSG driver takes revenge on an inconsiderate vehicle in the coldest way possible and we love in. Our main topic of discussion for the week - renting a house in Singapore, does it ever make sense? Why do people do it despite the enormous financial burden in Singapore? Charles shares his experiences living alone and tries to explain why he can't seem to ever get along with anyone. All the hard-hitting questions, only for you :)

Episode 18 - Two boys get lost in MacRitchie and a 50-man team is activated to locate them.  Afford-a-gram, a cheap photog service, disses freelancers trying to promote their own business. We examine Robinsons' liquidation after 160+ years in business and finally, we discuss the case of a man who wasn't allow to leave work when he dad was in critical condition. Yes. Legit!

Episode 17 - It was a bountiful week for stupid Singaporeans - an auntie attacks 4 people who tell her to wear a mask, a drunkard abuses an ATM that ate his card and a cheapo tries to bribe an officer with $33. Seriously? In our main topic, we talk about the state of education in Singapore while Charles tries to convince everyone that he is a life coach and that it's a legit profession.

Episode 16 - This week's episode was a WHOLE NEW EXPERIENCE because we had a drunk friend in our home studio who wanted to join the podcast and he kinda did while in his drunken stupor XD We discuss the audacity of Apple's latest offering and Charles tries to swear off buying any more Apple products. Ivan then goes on am impassioned rant about the state of driving in Singapore and probably insults the entire cycling community in one breath. Join in won't you? :)

Episode 15 - This week's about catching up on bullshit - Trump's CoronaBullshit(episode #14), Bellagraph Nova group(#8) with their bullshit antics and Dickson Yeo's bullshit jail sentence(#5). We also end up talking a fair bit more about mental health than we intended to. This episode is bite-sized because who doesn't love a good slider every now and then??

Episode 14 - We called it. Trump uses old school reality TV clickbait to jolt his slumping ratings. Another scam results in Ivan sharing waaay too much about his views on religion. The eternal grump, Lim Tean, gets arrested and conjures a story worthy of an episode of Suits. Somehow, we end up talking about SIA and the need for a national carrier. Join us lah!

Episode 13 - Do you like leaving reviews when you get horrible service? Well, one couple did and got sued for their 1-star google review. Elsewhere, Ryde recently shared that one of their drivers made $9,000, we are skeptical. Lastly, we discuss just how much transparency is too much transparency for our MPs. It's a good one!

Episode 12 - "Respect your opponents by playing your best" - One school in Singapore took that to the extreme. Elsewhere, a really stupid scammer makes the headlines and Charles speaks in admiration of an epic scam from the annals of his brain. We then deliberate over the Boon Tat Street stabbing, and to round things up, we examine Delane Lim and his rant about how "Singaporeans are not hungry for a job". Pfft.

Episode 11 - The main saga from episode 10 continues to evolve, while Disney's Mulan leaves everybody dulan. One of us shares his Tinder experiences as we discuss the intricacies of dating services and to top it off, Charles makes a case for scammers in Singapore.