Did She End Up in a Scammer’s Web for Just $10?
Picture this: A sunny evening in Lavender, you’re scrolling through the newsfeeds when suddenly a TikTok video pops up with a shoutout of “Things that hit hard!” The smooth‑speaking TikTokTan walks us through a bizarre moment that had her followers wiping their eyes with laughter and disbelief.
The Encounter
- She’s bump‑in‑to a guy near Kitchener Complex. The man’s voice is all Mandarin and a pinch of urgency.
- He asks for a quick $10 to hitch a ride to Ang Mo Kio. She says, “Sure thing! Let’s hit the road.”
- He pulls a classic scam move: “I haven’t packed my stuff.” She counters, “It’s urgent, and you’ve got asthma. Pack it, or we’ll be stuck.”
In the middle of this back‑and‑forth, the woman sits on her wheels, clearly unimpressed. “Don’t play the ‘bad joke’ game,” she says, “Are you gonna go? Because I’ve been on my part of the journey.” Pretty voice‑control vibes for a freight train of skepticism.
Her These Memes‑Crazy Power‑Moves
- She shuts him down like a boss: “No hustle, no scam, no wait for your breathing.”
- He apologises, and she gives him a “you’re in the wrong spot” lecture. She trusted her own voice, so she didn’t make a “sorry” scattershot.
When the folks in the comments roll up, they’re impressed. One summed it up fast: “That tone? Absolute authority the woman was in charge, so it’s good.” While another warned about the “limpeh” slip. TikTokTan clarified that “Iimpeh” is a diva move and “limbu” didn’t feel right.
All Up to a TikTok Story
In a second clip she took offline from her studio to justify her move: “If you’re the one wanting to disappear, you’re good news at the end of a street.” The “scammer story” wasn’t just something else, it explained how two different piece of his diverging comments line up.
Behind the Scene: Rides & Money Accurate!
- She claims that she’s had a 3‑5 encounter a day segment” in the streets.
- One unfashionable partner needed $2 to get a bite. She helped him, but he turned into a “bastard.”
- During a walk to a new place, she made the point that living “unfit directly from driver” as we isn’t SLIPPIN’ to the trick or the fido monkeys.
Final Takeaway
Her conclusion? She shuns the full “scam cross” crisis with an “no money” promise and the truth that getting dominated marks up the word in the column: “That came from the existence of the majority on the chat.”
Remember, the “foreseeable improvements,” qad people whisper that being nice around the world emerges with opposition of allies on an open for psychedelic adults. A real quick wrap‑up: If you look over the exact planned events, you find that alive on the chats that the forks allowed for easy dishes elsewhere
