Pasir Ris

Yeah.

But for archery itself, we are in Pasir Ris.

In Pasir Ris?

Yeah.

And where's the venue? What is the venue?

Yeah.

So one day I was, I think I was about, I was in secondary school and still living in Pasir Ris, the same flat.

It was 3 a.m. or 4 a.m. 3 a.m., I think.

And I woke up to take a pee.

...

I mean, he grew up in, not Pasir Ris, Marine Parade.

Yes, he grew up in Marine Parade.

Marine Parade was one of the first, I believe the first land reclamation projects for Singapore, so in that way, I think Lawrence is very much like that classic Singaporean neighborhood boy, which is how we came to that, to the title of the podcast, right? Initially, there wasn't really very much surprising information that we found.

Mm-hmm, exactly.

Well, I'm asking this because there has been an incident involving a group of buskers at Pasir Ris MRT.

So I've seen a video uploaded on TikTok, shows three buskers performing at the station when a man approaches them and tells them, "You are too loud." The group initially tried to accommodate him, and the guitarist even stopped playing while the singer and keyboardist lowered their volume.

But according to the singer, the man then raised his voice, got very close to the group, and repeatedly pointed at them while demanding that they lower the volume.

One father who was there with his four-year-old daughter said he positioned himself between the man and the keyboardist when he saw the man getting close to her.

And another passerby apparently told the group to ignore the man and continue playing.

So let's say if you were there at Pasir Ris MRT that day, would that busking have bothered you?

No.

Hmm

... at Pasir Ris MRT last Friday.

Yep.

And they were just doing their own thing.

But I have to say that the video was being recorded from their own phone, so obviously it's gonna sound loud.

Hmm.

You know what I mean? Pasir Ris MRT is a crowded MRT.

Yeah, but-