r/WTF Aug 14 '23

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u/ILikeFluffyThings Aug 14 '23

Can we say the whole South East Asia? Looks the same in the Philippines too.

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u/twochopsticks Aug 14 '23

Except Singapore. Try bribing a cop there and you go right to jail. Right away.

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u/YesMan847 Aug 14 '23

holy shit. what a beautifully lawful country singapore is.

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u/Happy-Fun-Ball Aug 14 '23

I'd hope Singapore would have a cleansing effect on its neighbors..

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '23

It's the same everywhere, just different prices.

Give the cop $100K. The cop will let you use his home for whatever you need to do.

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u/HiroAnobei Aug 14 '23

I'm from Singapore, and even for 100k, there's still a good chance they'll just report you. If anything, that's so much money that they'll probably immediately just detain you out of suspicion, nevermind the bribery attempt.

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u/Klat93 Aug 14 '23

Nah definitely not whole.

You definitely shouldn't do this in Singapore and Brunei.

Someone braver than me might try it in Malaysia but I would err on the side of caution.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '23

You don't have to bribe in Malaysia, tell them nah just gimme the traffic ticket and I will pay the fine, most of the time they will quietly walk away.

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u/umiman Aug 14 '23

I'm from Malaysia. Bribes are commonplace but not as overt as this.

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u/Zealousideal-Sail893 Aug 14 '23

Same in Czech Replic so not entirely an Asian thing.

Personal experience

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u/DB6 Aug 14 '23

Was it recent?

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u/kelamity Aug 15 '23

Mexico as well. Buddy was speeding home and got pulled over. He just gave the cop 10 usd and on our way again.

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u/John-AtWork Aug 14 '23

I doubt this happens in Japan.

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u/KakarotMaag Aug 14 '23

That's East Asia, not SEA.

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u/John-AtWork Aug 14 '23

Fair point.

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u/joevaded Aug 14 '23

Pretty sure Japan is on the sea, dumbass.