Just in time for Pride Month, a recent study on Singaporeans’ attitudes towards same-sex relationships by market research firm Ipsos found that 44% of respondents still support 377A, which was a drop from 55% in 2018. What does this mean for the future of the controversial law, and Pink Dot? Elsewhere, the internet split into two camps over an incident at Le Jardin, where a disgruntled customer complained about an additional $50 fee to bring his own cake to his friend’s birthday dinner at the restaurant. Is the customer always right? Find us here! YLB Subreddit YLB TikTok YLB YouTube YLB IG Support our Folklory journey! We'll help you turn your favourite memories into personal podcasts! Our newsletter The Folklore Issue #8 Singaporeans’ attitudes toward 377A shift Support for Section 377A drops as attitudes towards same-sex relationships shift, survey finds Pink Dot returns to Hong Lim Park for the first time since COVID-19 pandemic started; MPs among attendees Our Survey Shows Not Enough Singaporeans Understand Section 377A. That Needs to Change. HDB amends graphic 'to avoid misunderstanding' after suggestions that original depicted same-sex couple Uproar over restaurant’s $50 fee for birthday cake Diners claim they were asked to pay S$50 to bring cake into restaurant at Fort Canning, restaurant refutes allegations Netizens leave 5-star reviews to counter 'cheapskates' on Fort Canning restaurant's no outside food policy, corkage fee S$20, not S$50 Words We're Watching: What is Cakeage | Merriam-Webster One Shiok Comment Comment by internetlurker96 Post by Majestic-Economist-6 One Shiok Thing Reddit thread about "Beyond Uniqlo" by freyasan Community Is Everyone's Latest Netflix Obsession, And Fans Can't Get Enough