Although some seemed to agree that such behaviour is inappropriate, many commenters sprung to the man’s defense.
SINGAPORE: Singaporeans have expressed mixed reactions after a netizen posted a photo of a man who sat on public transport with his slippers off. While some shrugged it off as no big deal, others voiced out that they felt this behavior is inappropriate.
While some seemed to agree with the OP, many commenters, however, sprung to the man’s defense. One asked him “What’s the big deal here?” and added that for him, it doesn’t make a difference whether someone has his or her shoes on or not.He further advised the post author to ignore the situation if he didn’t like what was going on. Otherwise, he could talk to the man, or in the event of an offense committed, he could report it to the authorities.
In Singapore, there have been commuters who have been known to take their shoes off on public transport before putting their feet up on seats, but this is not the case in Mr Chen’s photo.Woman asks Deliveroo customer service if he expects her to eat moldy food after receiving spoilt chicken in her salad
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