Overview
- He cites a “wealth paradox,” saying Singapore’s COE makes car ownership costly and normalizes public transit use across income levels.
- He says hawker-centre meals often cost less than buying groceries and cooking once time and prices are factored in.
- He praises Singpass as a single access point to taxes, housing, healthcare and banking, noting he has “forgotten what a Xerox machine looks like.”
- He describes stricter personal boundaries where neighbors “mind their own business,” which initially felt cold but later read as valuable privacy.
- The video has gone viral with praise from professionals and expatriates, as outlets including India Today and Mint report its wide traction.