Plan B #832 "Everything oso cannot, car parade also cannot, boring sia."
Dec 25, 2025
The hosts dive into a viral TikTok showcasing traffic enforcement at a car meet, igniting a debate on Singapore's declining car culture compared to places like Japan. They explore how the shift toward a car-lite society might be stifling automotive enthusiasm. The podcast also covers a suspicious package incident at St Joseph's Church, shedding light on anti-terrorism measures. Lastly, discussions about Najib Razak’s failed home arrest bid reveal insights into Malaysia's political landscape.
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Church Bomb Scare Turned Out False
- A suspicious package at St Joseph's Church turned out to be cardboard but sparked major alarm and charges.
- Darren Mark explains the volunteer who planted it is now charged under anti-terror regulations.
Broad Reach Of Anti‑Terror Rules
- Singapore applies UN-aligned anti-terror regulations broadly, even to threats uttered recklessly.
- Saying the word 'bomb' at secured sites can itself trigger serious offences under those rules.
Car Culture Is Fading In Singapore
- Singapore's car culture is shrinking as enforcement and high costs push enthusiasts away.
- Darren Mark argues this loss also defeats opportunities to grow a local automotive industry.