Yishun mookata stall calls out boys for ‘unacceptable’ behaviour
After being called out on Facebook, five boys who threw food and burned chopsticks at a mookata stall in Yishun later returned to apologise for their actions.
The business has thus decided to forgive them, it said in a Facebook post on Monday (24 Nov).
Source: Family Mookata on Facebook
Boys threw eggs & ice pops at one another
The incident occurred between 6pm and 6.30pm on Sunday (23 Nov), said Family Mookata, which has four outlets across Singapore.
The five boys visited its outlet in Northview Bizhub along Yishun Industrial Street 1 and took a tray of eggs and ice pops.
They then threw the food at one another, ruining it.
Source: Family Mookata on Facebook. Photo for illustration purposes only.
They also burnt wooden chopsticks, the business added.
Yishun mookata stall wants boys to apologise
Family Mookata said its CCTV cameras had captured the boys’ faces “clearly”, adding:
Your behaviour was completely unacceptable.
The stall expected the boys to return by Monday (24 Nov) to apologise and pay compensation for the damaged or ruined items.
Failing which, it would have “no choice” but to make a police report, it noted, maintaining:
We know exactly who you are.
Stall gives boys a 2nd chance after they apologise
In another post late on Monday night, Family Mookata updated that the boys had “apologised sincerely” and taken responsibility for their actions.
Source: Family Mookata on Facebook
Thus, the business has decided to forgive them, saying:
With our brand built around family values, we believe in second chances and learning moments.
It hoped the experience would help the youths “grow into better young men”, it noted, adding that the matter had “come to a meaningful close”.
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Featured image adapted from Family Mookata on Facebook and Facebook.
