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Library Security Guard Siao On Woh!
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Posted on 01 Sep, 2008 10:14
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This strict security guard did not allow any kinds of drinks except water to be brought into the library, says STOMPer Jeepal.
STOMPer Jeepal sent in an enquiry regarding restrictions in the library when he came across a strict security personnel recently.
According to the STOMPer, even those with sweets kept in a container were given stern warnings.
In his e-mail dated 31 August, Jeepal says:
“This security guard was seen catching the most minor things done by library users ranging from having sweets in a closed container (not even opening it nor dirtying the place with sweet wrappers) to placing bottled drinks on the library table.
“This man here also alerted people who placed bottles of green tea on the table, claiming that drinks other than water are not allowed.
“Even a lady, who brought in herbal teas, was also warned.
“Does this mean that babies are not allowed to be in the library as they suck on milk bottles?
“And are libraries that strict to even restrict users from sucking on sweets?
“Is it just this security guard or are all library guards this unreasonable?”
STOMP is contacting NLB for more information regarding library user restrictions.
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Hello friend, who would bring a milk drinking baby to a library.
A library is a place for the "Learned : and not for milk drinking baby.
Sorry, my bad.:p Where you are coming from is about multi-task huh! Well, perhaps then the library should liberalise to allow drinks and even sweets if not food. I just dont see how quenching thirst or sweets to pleasant one's mind and feelings can adversely affect others.
Cheers.
would you be so kind to bring out sweets wraps to throw outside ? for me, most probably I will squash them below seat cushion or between book pages, imagine all sweets suckers do the same way in library
you cheers too
Didn't hang around long enough in the club to see if he managed to find his pair of golf shoes but I hope he got the message.
As a user of public places, everyone has to take responsibility for their actions and be mindful of others who needs to use the same facility.
Should we witness facilities being abused, then it is within our rights to insist that the abuser of the facility either desist or be ejected from the premises.
Just keeping quiet about it only encourages such trash to think that they have the right to behave the same everywhere they go. If more people put the pressure on these monsters then we will have a better environment for all of us.
Wah lau! Is the library a library or a daycare center?! If he did this in England, he would have gotten maced, he should thank his lucky stars he even has the opportunity to Stomp!
would you be so kind to bring out sweets wraps to throw outside ? for me, most probably I will squash them below seat cushion or between book pages, imagine all sweets suckers do the same way in library
you cheers too
Oops!..will you actually do that, perhaps even splatter drinks out of mischief, no??:p Proper disposal is a matter of discipline that can be inculcated. An outright ban is being draconian, a typical singgi intolerance.:p You should get out of the box, dont bind yourself down or you'll never know what freedom is......
Cheers.
I don't think they object to sweets provided you don't litter or leave it lying around.Sorry, my bad.:p Where you are coming from is about multi-task huh! Well, perhaps then the library should liberalise to allow drinks and even sweets if not food. I just dont see how quenching thirst or sweets to pleasant one's mind and feelings can adversely affect others.
Cheers.
But if they start allowing drinks, there will be people leaving coffee and tea stains around or slurping ice blended drinks loudly.
You can count on that.
I always tell off people who misbehave in public places too.
One of these days I'll get whacked, but I'll take that chance.
I had no idea what's the restrictions. Havent been to the library for a long time, at least not in singgiland.:p Anyway, reading in between lines it seems to me the overzealous turban is nitpicking and captiously. :p
Concurred, there will always be feckless attitudes or even mischief. Thus the question therefore is, should all be made a victim to that.:p
Cheers.
Based on what has been said, none other by the aggrieved himself, there is no doubt that the guard was just performing his duty in the most reasonable manner and in accordance with the rules. I didn't see any nit-picking. He administered rules on non-consumption of food exclusively and to all who flouted them.
Obviously, the library users have been blatantly eating in that particular library. Who would bring into the library containers of sweets and bottles of green tea unless he/she intended to make himself at home and consume them?
Kindly note that the guard issued stern warning on consuming sweets but only an alert on consuming green tea. This showed his understanding and reasonableness.
Kindly note that the guard applied the strict rules to all, including the lady with a cup of "herbal tea" (translation: either bubble tea in a plastic cup or a canned drink). This showed the guard was not picking on any particular individual.
The writer was also trying to politicise the matter by raising irrelevant questions on suckling babies and whether all libraries are equally strict.
Obviously, the library users have been blatantly eating in that particular library. Who would bring into the library containers of sweets and bottles of green tea unless he/she intended to make himself at home and consume them?
Kindly note that the guard issued stern warning on consuming sweets but only an alert on consuming green tea. This showed his understanding and reasonableness.
Kindly note that the guard applied the strict rules to all, including the lady with a cup of "herbal tea" (translation: either bubble tea in a plastic cup or a canned drink). This showed the guard was not picking on any particular individual.
The writer was also trying to politicise the matter by raising irrelevant questions on suckling babies and whether all libraries are equally strict.
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You are setting an excellent for others. I am sure not only I but many others here support what you are doing. Do not be afraid of being whacked.
The trouble with many people who chose not to do anything is because of this fear and also the fear of losing face when the recalcitrant becomes difficult. But if we do not gather force to do something about this we will have ourselves to blame for the situation.
There is only one security guard like this in one library but there are many good people like yourself out there. When they see you make the move, they will also be convinced that this is the only way to go. We cannot let the situation continue as is.
I disagree.I had no idea what's the restrictions. Havent been to the library for a long time, at least not in singgiland.:p Anyway, reading in between lines it seems to me the overzealous turban is nitpicking and captiously. :p
Concurred, there will always be feckless attitudes or even mischief. Thus the question therefore is, should all be made a victim to that.:p
Cheers.
The library staff is simply doing his job and making the place better for the users who follow the rules.
The stomper is not a victim, he is a spoilt brat.
And the people who behave inappropriately in public places take great comfort in the fact that people around them are too afraid or apathetic to approach them.
Sadly, many public employees do not take the necessary action to stamp out these rule breakers as well. That's why I appaud the library staff's action.
There have been a few times where I had to tell the mrt staff that people were eating and drinking in the trains and the stations. I have told them off personally a few times we well. I'm prepared to get confrontation if necessary, getting really sick of spoilt brats in this world (both adults and children).
hahahaha Jurong Regional Library that Singh....
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