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[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

Update!! Honest review memang lawa dan estetik kerusi ni. Boleh healing dah sekarang ngopi² 🤩
kalau nak jugak beli kat bawah ni gais

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[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

Perghh berkicap buat x ray patient laju²

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

Aduh crack lagi screen protector aku 😮‍💨

[MYNEWSHUB @mynewshub]

To @lotussmalaysia , I really hope this gets your attention. (LOTUS’S SELAYANG)

Today was supposed to be a normal grocery shopping trip with my wife, who is currently 38 weeks pregnant and could give birth at any time.

Instead, it turned into one of the most humiliating experiences we’ve ever had.

After we finished paying for our groceries, this staff member stopped us right outside the cashier.

Without introducing himself or explaining the situation properly, he looked at my wife and asked:

“Akak simpan barang apa tu dalam perut?”

Imagine hearing those words directed at your wife, who is heavily pregnant.

I was shocked. I immediately asked him, “Barang apa yang wife saya curi? Siapa yang nampak?”

Instead of showing any evidence, he said they wanted my wife’s Buku Pink as proof that she was pregnant.

That wasn’t enough.

They also wanted my wife to show her stomach to prove she wasn’t hiding stolen items.

Let that sink in.

A woman who is 38 weeks pregnant was being asked to prove her pregnancy because someone thought her baby bump looked suspicious.

At that moment, I completely lost my patience.

I told them if they were accusing someone of stealing, then they needed to provide proof, produce the witness, and call the supervisor immediately.

Instead, we were made to stand there for almost 20 minutes, surrounded by other shoppers, while they tried contacting their supervisor.

My wife was already exhausted from carrying our baby, and now she had to endure public embarrassment on top of that.

When the supervisor finally arrived, I insisted that the cashier who made the accusation come forward.

When I asked her directly:

“Bila awak nampak isteri saya ambil barang?”

Her answer shocked me.

She admitted she never actually saw my wife taking anything.

Her suspicion was simply because my wife’s stomach “didn’t look like a pregnant belly” and she thought it looked like someone hiding merchandise.

So there was no witness. No evidence. No stolen item. Only an assumption.

Eventually, she apologised to my wife.
The male staff member who confronted us remained silent until I took a step forward to punch him. Only then did he apologise.

Honestly, this isn’t even about the apology anymore.

It’s about the way my wife was treated.

She is carrying our first child. She is due to deliver any day now.

Throughout this pregnancy, I’ve done everything I can to protect her, reduce her stress, and make sure she’s comfortable.

Then, in a matter of minutes, two staff members made her feel like a criminal based solely on the appearance of her pregnant belly.

No pregnant woman deserves to go through this.

No customer should be publicly accused without evidence.

If you genuinely suspect theft, follow proper procedures professionally.

Don’t make assumptions.

Don’t ask a pregnant woman to expose her stomach.

Don’t ask for her medical records to prove she’s pregnant.

And definitely don’t embarrass innocent customers in front of everyone.

I sincerely hope Lotus’s looks into this incident seriously. This isn’t just about us.

It’s about making sure no other pregnant mother has to experience the same humiliation.

Please do better.

To that guy yang confront us in the beginning, I’d say it was your lucky day because the only reason I tak tumbuk you was to avoid any violence in front of my wife.

And for you cashier lady, why kau tak jadi doktor je?

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

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[kamaghul deghaman @kamaghul]

“now playing jujur by radja”

HAHAHAHAHA WEHH KELAKAR 😭

[your favourite. @baobei64991]

Takut baca berita perempuan hilang 3 tahun rupanya kena kurung dgn bf, jumpa2 mata dah buta, bibir dah takdak 😩 kenapa buat ank org mcm tu ya Allah

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

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[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

New challenge unlock

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

72km gi balik keje 😮‍💨moga kekal sihat jela

[🇲🇾 @localrkyt]

Jarak antara rumah kau dengan tempat kerja really affects your quality of life.

[OHBULAN! @ohbulanofficial]

BRAVO to adik pump attendant tu!👍

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#ohbulan #petron #minyak #kereta

[Irfan_newboys🇲🇾🇵🇸🏳️🏴 @Marchfoward]

Dua benda yang kita kena bangga dengan Petronas minggu ini

1) Petronas berjaya pastikan Malaysia dapat minyak cukup dari Rusia. Bukan setahun tapi 20 Tahun. Presiden Putin beri jaminan benda ni betul

2) Petronas berjaya dapat salah satu telaga gas terbesar dunia di Turkmenistan

Petronas tak pernah Failed to impress Malaysia Alhamdulillah

[Zuhrah 🇲🇾 @zuhrahx]

Bil letrik bulan ni turun dari average RM100 ke RM55 lepas ikut tips dari brother Twitter yg cakap off coway punya “hot water”

🤯
Thanks bro. Semoga traffic light sentiasa hijau, & sihat seluruh ahli keluarga

[ًِ @bckupacc99]

Barua punya orang tua dah bau tanah pun nafsu syaitan kau eh? 

[𝓓𝓸𝓬_𝔃𝓮𝓮 ✧ @doc_zee7]

Me refusing to sleep because i didn't get enough time to feel like human after work

[Ikhwan @JatIkhwan]

Berita baran aku baca harini, Indonesia akan hantar 15,000 nurse kerja kat Malaysia. Betul ke our local grads dalam bidang ni shortage ke sebab apa?

[u r a m b🏸🥇 @nadyanmn_]

Alhamdulillah, bukan salah driver lori tu pun.

You see, bukan main nak extend reman driver lori yg tak salah, dia pun sempat ketepi yee nak elak X50 tu, di lane sendiri, xlaju. Tapi sebab kematian ada libatkan anggota polis, so request nak extend reman.

Tu cakap, selagi tak jadi dekat keluarga sendiri, orang sekeliling, takkan la diorang ni nk amik port.

Orang yg xsalah, siap bergari, baju lokap.
Cuba hat mabuk yg sah-sah salah, hg gari pun dak, baju lokap pun tidak. Kelakar undang-undang Malaysia ni. Boleh pilih nak attack siapa.

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

Waduh lapar.

[أمل | amal @amalmnop]

Ada ustaz ajar, kalau isteri ada keluarkan duit untuk cover bahagian nafkah wajib tatkala suami struggle, catatkan dalam buku sebagai hutang.

Bukan nak ajar berkira atau mengungkit, tapi supaya suami beringat akan ihsan si isteri dan tidak ambil mudah bab tanggungjawabnya.

[Wilson is Running 🇲🇾 @wilsonyimby]

Saw this BNM warning poster at a bank branch this week.

"Jangan terima wang kertas berdakwat. Wang kertas berdakwat mungkin telah dicuri."

Translation: don't accept ink-stained notes, they may have been stolen.

I always thought stained notes were just someone smearing ink on the notes or some printing defect. Turns out it is anti-theft technology built right into the ATM.

BNM uses ink-stained technology (https://t.co/MIVFuhiwdS). Dye packs are placed inside the cash bundles in ATMs and cash-in-transit bags.

If someone tampers with the machine or the bag, the pack activates and releases indelible ink that stains every note in the bundle.

BNM formalised the guideline in August 2020, asking financial institutions and cash-in-transit companies to deploy as a deterrent against ATM robberies. The ink is reportedly non-toxic to humans.

Here is the clever part.

Cash deposit machines are programmed to detect and reject stained notes. Bank branches are instructed not to accept them either. Anyone trying to deposit one may be tracked down for questioning.

The note is functionally worthless the moment it is stained. You cannot spend it, deposit it, or exchange it without potentially being investigated.

The deeper logic is elegant. The thief can still break the ATM open. But the cash inside becomes useless the second they touch it.

The robbery is no longer worth attempting.

Time to check your wallet if you have any such bank notes.

[▪️ @yvyvivy]

Kurang ajarnya. Tengok gaya macam takkan bayar je. Dah kerek macam ni kalau aku potong je api air terus.

[𝒜𝓀𝒾𝓂𝒶🌙 @AkimaAbdullah]

Serabutnyaaaa