A heated dispute over a whisky bottle in a van ended with the driver kicking his passengers’ luggage, with footage of the incident drawing confusion, amusement, and split opinions over who was at fault.
Clips of the confrontation were shared on the Singapore Road Vigilante Facebook page on June 27 with the caption, “driver of private bus upset with tourist passengers, threw bottle, kick at luggage”.
The video starts with a driver wearing a cap mouthing obscenities at the passenger and kicking one of his bags. The driver then walks towards his vehicle — a Toyota HiAce — and makes a call.
The clip then cuts to scenes likely taken from inside the vehicle prior to the kick.
While facing the rear passenger seats, the driver holds up a nearly empty bottle and asks: “This thing is it?” He then throws it onto the floor of the van before commenting, “This you want to complain about”, and drives off.
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The driver then asks: “Did I ask your daughter to drink? Or what? Did I ask her?”
“You behave yourself, or I’ll throw you to the police,” the passenger, likely travelling with his wife and daughter, retorts.
“Call lah, call. Call now. You threaten me? You call now,” the driver responds.
“You taking me for a ride? Throwing bottle at me?” the passenger says, to which the driver replies: “I throw the bottle down because you say the bottle affects your daughter. In what way it affects your daughter?”
“You’ve kept the bottles in front of us. Why? Is this a bar?” asks the passenger.
“This is mineral water,” replies the driver.
“This bottle is a whisky bottle,” notes the passenger.
“Ya, so,”
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