Can anyone recommend any good high end fine dining places for special occasions?

Ideally western cuisines and not Asian cuisines, and somewhere not too crowded.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 4 days ago

Why does Visa seem more famous and more well used than Mastercard globally as a payments services facilitator?

I mean personally having travelled across Asia, it seems like more banks are carrying and using Visa rather than Mastercard?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 9 days ago

How to deal with having a panic attack when taking the PSLE?

I have a colleague whose son is taking the PSLE this week and they have been obsessed with it to the point i heard that the kid has trouble sleeping because he kept thinking that he will definitely do badly.

So what will happen exactly if he suddenly has an attack during the psle?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 22 days ago

What are the odds of both Carrick and De Zerbi being sacked if Man Utd draws with Tottenham in the match after the international break?

Now that will be crazy.

Man Utd having the lowest points total to start the season for more than a decade, and Spurs being unable to get a win no matter what in the league.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 24 days ago

There should be far more blame and scrutiny on the club owners from the mainstream media, when the clubs are underperforming, but very often the owners get a free pass from the media and the ones taking the blame are the players, and managers.

I mean the owners play an extremely huge role in whether the team is successful or unsuccessful. Like Man City, they have been an extremely well run club in the past 15 years precisely because the owners know what they were doing.

But whenever you see teams performing badly, the media very seldom blames the owners and only blames the players or the managers.

I mean its obvious that Real Madrid are currently faltering, but no one puts the blame on Fiorentino Perez even though he makes all the decisions that make the club tick.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 24 days ago
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Why didn't Declan Rice get a red card for kicking the Brighton player when he was on the ground?

Can someone explain clearly why he was only given a yellow card when its obvious that its was a red card offence that clearly deserved a red card?

There were tons of other players who were less violet and got red carded immediately.

And yet he only got a yellow card?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 25 days ago
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Why didn't Saudi Arabia get sanctioned by the USA for 9/11 when other countries got sanctioned for much less?

I mean weren't all the people who were the hijackers all Saudi nationals and the Saudi Government got sued in a civil suit?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 27 days ago

If you are given a internal company anonymous feedback form, should you be truthful about your answers, especially if you work in a large MNC?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

How important is Alexis MacAllistair to Liverpool actually?

I mean he just scored the winner in the champions league for them.

But yet there are many people who says that he should not be given a new contract and should possibly be sold?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

Why do people rate Matias Fernandes so highly when he was relegated twice in the past 2 seasons and has proven he is not a game changer?

Can anyone tell me why do so many people actually rate him so highly in general?

I mean his track record has been terrible so far and being relegated twice in the last 2 seasons also makes him look very bad and over rated.

Or am I missing something which all the analysts are seeing in him?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

How much would Xavi or Iniesta be worth if they were available for transfer and in their primes in 2026?

I mean with the crazy amounts of money being paid for many midfielders who are not considered "world class", if Xavi or Iniesta in their primes were available they would probably break 200 million by a premier league club right?

I mean its literally crazy players like Enzo, or Morgan Rogers or even Elliot Anderson got sold for more than 100 million.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

Why the govt not doing anything to companies for firing staff after giving birth?

The govt keep talking about the benefits, but yet got cases like this and yet the companies get away scot free and the mother that gave birth bears the brunt of it.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

What is the "right" way for a player to leave a club on his own terms to his dream club?

I mean, lets say he has a dream club he really wants to join and only join that one club.

If he finishes his contract and leaves on a free, the fans go crazy

If he stays professional and not down his tools, he still doesn't go to his dream club if the club cannot bid enough

If he downs his tools like Isak, he still gets cursed and the fans go crazy.

So what must a player do to leave if he only wants to go to a particular club in the "right" way?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 1 month ago

ELI5 - Why hasn't anyone found the cure for the Flu yet even though it has been around for so long, and now with medical science so advanced?

I mean we have eradicated Polio and other far more crippling diseases which have been around for far less time.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 2 months ago
▲ 160 r/football

Why is it in this era of crazy transfer money where average players are going for crazy prices, but yet Neymar's transfer record fee still stands?

I mean the 100 million dollar transfer fee has been broken multiple times in the last 1 year alone, mostly by players who are slightly above average.

But yet Neymar's transfer fee is still the current record even though its been like so long?

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u/Rokusaburoz — 2 months ago

When did McDonalds remove their free birthday nuggets without purchase?

I remember last year, during the birthday month, i was able to get free 20 piece nuggets from McDonalds even without making any purchase.

But i tried again this year and it said i need to spend a minimum of 12 dollars then can get the free nuggets.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 2 months ago
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Why do those organizers keep organizing Sitex and Comex every year when its apparent that they can no longer keep up with online retailers and give big discounts like last time, leading to fewer and fewer people going there to buy?

I still remember last time when you go comex or sitex you will get a lot of freebies and actually get big discounts on many different tech products.

But nowadays they don't even bother to give any big discounts at all, as if they give up already on trying to sell more products.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 2 months ago

Can someone explain why Victor Munoz did not grab the ball to restart the match and wasted so much time, after scoring against Forest when he knew that a draw at home was a bad result?

I mean everyone in the team including him knew full well that a draw against Forest at home was a bad result, but yet after he scored, instead of quickly trying to get hold of the ball to restart the match as soon as possible, he actually wasted a lot of time, especially since it was already near the end of the match.

His actions probably caused them to lose the chance to win the match and gain a further 2 points.

Obviously there was no guarantee they would have gone on to win the match, but history has shown time and time again that there are tons of last minute goals scored in the absolute last minute and in the last kick of the match.

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u/Rokusaburoz — 2 months ago