Woman argues with FairPrice staff, accuses another shopper of opening product in supermarket

[ahnyaahnya]

I don't understand the following



What did she want to buy and why did she not want to pay until need to involve mata? Is she trying to buy the same bottle as the man? That's not the last bottle right? Got others on the shelve if she wants one, no? Did she even intend to buy vicks? If not, then how does "don't want to pay" come in? Trying to make use of the situation to get "freebie"?

Is it not the daughter who refused to pay? Otherwise doesn't make sense

 

[Medicated Oil]

Did I hear correctly? Did the daughter say that all the products there were not sealed ?
Yah, they are not sealed in plastic wraps . But the caps are tightly sealed

The caps are not tightly sealed.
You can unscrew it easily.

 

[HirotoXeno]

Put a tester, or demo set lo.

 

[Melo_Melo]

Ntuc should make a stand and discourage these behaviour.
Check cctv to see whether the man indeed open the cap or not.
It's unfair to the next customer who really buy the product.....

 

[Aaron_soh80]

Working as a supermarket staff must be tough if these TikTok videos posted by user Theryandudee are anything to go by.

The TikTok videos posted on Monday (April 11) showed a woman in a sleeveless top having a heated conversation with some of FairPrice Finest staff.

The woman claimed she saw a man, whom the TikTok user claimed to be his father, opening a supposedly sealed product inside the supermarket.


She then allegedly called over a supermarket staff to solve this issue. It is unclear which supermarket outlet the incident occurred in.



"According to what the man said, the cap or seal was already not sealed up," a staff patiently explained to her.

"So, all these things, if they are not sealed up, can just open them, is it? Are you telling me that?" the woman sniped back in the video, pointing to products in the background.

As three FairPrice staff members tried to mitigate the situation, another woman could be heard saying "I got the whole day". She added that she would not pay for the product and would call the police.

Upon hearing that the TikTok user was open to getting the police involved, the woman in the sleeveless top allegedly walked away.

TikTok user Theryandudee explained in a separate video that the product's cap had dropped off.

The product was a bottle of Vicks cream and the woman allegedly told Theryandudee's father off, claiming she could smell the product.






The TikTok user said the problem escalated with the woman calling his father "uncivilised" and an "animal".

She was also heard saying on the video: "When I say 'please do not act like an animal', that's not an outright profanity. Go talk to a lawyer".

PHOTO: Screengrab/TikTok/Theryandudee
According to the TikTok user, the FairPrice staff resolved the matter by keeping the product and asking him and his father not to pay for for it.

In the comments section, one netizen wondered why the woman was acting like she owns the shop while another questioned if it was even necessary to involve the police in such a trivial matter.

Ntuc staff wana get best employees of the year?

 

[Medicated Oil]

The woman should be damn pissed.
She is doing the right thing and no one is taking her seriously.

 

[kuti]

A lot of PG MG always do this.
Not surprised if she telling the truth. But much over react, she is.

 

[*Sisyphus*]

how about a guy open up a milk bottle and "taste" the milk and then return the bottle? Do u think need to call police? no need? what if he has covid? or Hep-B?

So u mean just let him be? let him continue doing it?

Case by case lah duh. This case u tell us call police expect police do what?

 

[LWZ]

She was also heard saying on the video: "When I say 'please do not act like an animal', that's not an outright profanity. Go talk to a lawyer".

heng she didn't say that on EDMW, else will kena infracted liao.