no.. stranger is always a stranger.
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Thats the kind of opinion i'm looking for!
Its not a matter of cheapskate or not but a matter of principles. :nono: Even if its a cheap discount card, its your own property too.
no.. stranger is always a stranger.
:thumbsup:
Thats the kind of opinion i'm looking for!
Its not a matter of cheapskate or not but a matter of principles. :nono: Even if its a cheap discount card, its your own property too.
:thumbsup:
Thats the kind of opinion i'm looking for!
Its not a matter of cheapskate or not but a matter of principles. :nono: Even if its a cheap discount card, its your own property too.
We all started as strangers first before we become friends and colleagues.
It is called karma, today you don't want to borrow the card to the aunties, maybe tomorrow you'll be the one doing the borrowing.
Don't sweat the 5 cents 10 cents things or you'll miss the dollars.
no loss to you lend la... nothing wrong wat....
why so unfriendly?
"stranger will be stranger" :nono:
then if you go overseseas and ask for direction, people ignore you how?
if want people to take picture for you when you tour, you ask who? stranger right?
or you go overseas never take picture of youself one?
in singaopore if you need help in the streets, like ask direction: people give you the "white" eye and walk away without answering you how?
i think we need to be a more helpful society...
if not in hurry, can help then help la...
my $0.02
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Thats the kind of opinion i'm looking for!
Its not a matter of cheapskate or not but a matter of principles. :nono: Even if its a cheap discount card, its your own property too.
For me, I am with the general consinsus here that lending out the discount card is OK, provided that I am not in a hurry. Don't lose anything except time only. (and I don't think that the transaction would take a long time)
I was once queueing to pay at Robinson's. A gentleman at the front of me turned back to me and offered his payment voucher to offset some of the cost of my purchase. He has a $50 voucher and his purchase amounted to $47+ only. He told me that instead of wasting the balance of the voucher and let Robinson's earn, he would rather let me 'gain.' So he passed his voucher to me together with his purchase and both our purchases were billed together. My bermudas that I bought is now $2+ cheaper!
For me, I am with the general consinsus here that lending out the discount card is OK, provided that I am not in a hurry. Don't lose anything except time only. (and I don't think that the transaction would take a long time)
I was once queueing to pay at Robinson's. A gentleman at the front of me turned back to me and offered his payment voucher to offset some of the cost of my purchase. He has a $50 voucher and his purchase amounted to $47+ only. He told me that instead of wasting the balance of the voucher and let Robinson's earn, he would rather let me 'gain.' So he passed his voucher to me together with his purchase and both our purchases were billed together. My bermudas that I bought is now $2+ cheaper!
so, what if when you drive your car into a rather full URA car park, and someone just about to leave and pass you a half used parking coupon and his lot, to take or not to take?
yea, I will take and thank him/her for that, cos I did that too.Why not? Grab it with both arms. Spread the goodwill and return the favour the next time you are in the giver's situation. Kindness begets kindness.
I was at IKEA once, when an Ah Soh asked me what I was buying....I was like...huh? Then sehe offered me a discount voucher becos she did not need it.....Its in the spirit of Ah Sohs to make the best bargain.........everyone gain, everyone happy.....is their slogan.....then there was once a pretty babe asked me for some loose change as she has only 2 $1 coins....gave her 60cents which she needed.....but come to think of it...she'd have lost only 40 cents if she had put the $1 coin in, and I contribute to her 60 cents.....I wonder if the TS would have been likewise mesmerized and willingly loan the card if the 2 were pretty young babes....ultimately if one is willing to give/loan, why complain? You have a choice....for all you know...the Ah Sohs may be your future in-laws...after all Singapore is such a small place.