Could you really pay off a bill with your hair? 💇♀️ A woman in Thailand was reportedly left with a shaved head after being unable to settle a 60,000-baht host bar bill, with an agreement made to exchange her hair for the debt. The bizarre incident raises an interesting question: what actually counts as “payment” when you can't pay a bill? Could someone in Singapore legally agree to work, provide a service — or even give up something valuable — in exchange for settling a debt? We look at what Singapore contract law says about alternative forms of payment, and whether the classic movie trope of “can't pay? Go wash the dishes” could actually happen in real life. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #bald #bills #sgtiktok
@CHANTALLE NG and @Tasha Low got some explaining to do to @Kimberly Chia 谢静仪 BYD and DENZA’s new Lifestyle Privilege Programme gives car owners perks from 88 participating brands across more than 600 touchpoints in Singapore That includes dining, travel, shopping, wellness, entertainment and more #8dayssg #8dayssglocalent #byd #sgfyp #bydlifestyle
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