Gross things Singaporeans do that need to stop right now

The MRT or the bus isn't your living room so you best keep your shoes, slippers, socks and all worn. It's not so nice to be airing your dirty feet in public (and making people smell it too). 

Just a step above taking off your shoes in public, is clipping your nails on the train or bus is absolutely disgusting. We've heard of territorial before but leaving your clippings in public? Man, we want your confidence.

One of the most unpleasant sounds to hear is someone clearing their throat in public and then seeing them spit it out right there on the streets. As with all horrible bad habits, there is a time and place to let loose but while walking to the office in the morning? Nah, that's not it. 

Are there gems in there? What do you find in the deep cave of your nose? Boogers. That's all. Doing it in the privacy of your own home is fine but don't start dagging 'em deep on the train and then wiping it on a seat or railing – call the hygiene police!

Who can remember all the things our hands have touched for the past day. We get that daydreaming is a thing – but do something else instead like read, listen to music and NOT touch your with dirty hands. It's gross, and it's also how germs spead. 

Soggy unbagged refuse on the sidewalk, single plastics in the recycling bin and the occasional used sanitary pads in toilets. Singaporeans really need to dispose of their rubbish properly. The smells and pests that garbage attracts is something no one should have to deal with. Take responsibility for your own rubbish!

We cannot stress this enough – only buy what you need. We have enough supplies for the nation, there's no reason to be hoarding rice, bread, vegetables and toilet paper. Plus, perishables perish so definitely not a good idea to have 100 loaves of bread at home at one time.

What a long and tiring day your left leg had eh? Sure, take up that empty seat. The one that could've have been given to a pregnant lady or an elderly person. Get your legs down now, and think of what other nice things you can do for society.