KF Seetoh accuses Bukit Canberra Hawker Centre of unfair rules and extra charges for stallholders. Ong Ye Kung responds, disputing the claims and clarifying hawkers’ obligations. We also cover SBS Transit’s apology after a major disruption on the North East Line and Sengkang-Punggol LRT, and Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow’s reaction to recent breakdowns.Our Sponsor – CloserStill MediaAttend eCommerce Expo | DMEXCO Asia, happening 8-9 Oct at MBSGet your free tickets here(00:00) eCommerce Expo | DMEXCO Asia(01:21) Intro(04:00) KF Seetoh vs Ong Ye Kung Over Hawker Rules(38:46) SBS Transit Apologises for Train Breakdown(50:10) One Shiok Comment(54:00) One Shiok ThingOne Shiok ThingHaresh: The Best Gun Debate I've Had in YearsTerence: How’d Mehdi Do It? 7 Debate Lessons From JubileeSign up for "Your Little Bit" - our weekly newsletterGet a weekly roundup of our One Shiok Things & first dibs on our latest launches!Click here to sign up!Comment on this episode!Reddit | TelegramFollow us on our socials for the latest newsTikTok | Instagram | FacebookKF Seetoh vs Ong Ye Kung Over Hawker RulesOng Ye Kung rebuts complaints about treatment of stallholders at Bukit Canberra Hawker CentreOng Ye Kung debunks KF Seetoh's claims that Bukit Canberra hawkers charged S$70 for basket to store deliveriesBukit Canberra hawkers will not be penalised for not providing meals for low-income residents: Ong Ye KungKf Seetoh’s FB post with receiptsKf Seetoh’s FB latest post on 13 Aug 2025[June 2024] Doing charity, encouraging healthy eating, adhering to onerous rules: Is too much being asked of hawkers?SBS Transit Apologises for Train BreakdownSBS Transit CEO apologises for hours-long disruption on North East Line and Sengkang-Punggol LRTSeries of recent train disruptions 'disappointing', says Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey SiowMics and Headphones from @shureEdited and mixed by Tristen Yeak

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