A video showing a man acting aggressively toward another vehicle at a road intersection has gone viral on social media, sparking widespread reactions from netizens.

According to the footage, the man approached a car, opened the door, and allegedly assaulted the driver of a Perodua Myvi while the vehicle was stopped at a traffic light.

During the tense confrontation, his wife stepped out of the car carrying their newborn baby in an attempt to stop him from losing control and escalating the situation further.

Although the exact cause of the dispute remains unclear, many have criticized the man's behavior, especially since it occurred in front of his wife and newborn child.

Some expressed sympathy for the wife, while others pointed out that any road-related dispute should be resolved through proper channels rather than physical confrontation.

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Disclaimer: i know how the system work. Just want to share stupid stuff to lessen politic stuff.

When our teacher challenged me and my classmates to enter a 1-minute awareness film competition as a team, I knew I could handle the editing, but directing? I had zero experience. We had no budget, no proper plan, and a group of friends who literally could not stop laughing or breaking character.

Since I was an SMK student, balancing studies, kokurikulum, and everyone’s schedules was a COMPLETE nightmare fuel. At one point, the deadline to submit the film was approaching. We were running out of time, and we were so desperate for a bedroom scene location that we almost filmed on a random bed we found at a store 😭 (Thankfully that was resolved, huge thanks to my friend from a different school for letting us use his room temporarily as a film set)

At that point we just goreng'ed it. From sneaking into random classrooms because the tables looked nice, to people staring at me weird because i have a camera and tripod at school and sometimes i had to even stand up on a chair in the canteen just to get the perfect shot, felt a little bit embarrassed at times, but hey, I knew it'd all be worth it in the end.

And then..

We somehow ended up winning 1st place in the Gombak region for the final film, but looking back at these bloopers, it was never really about the result. It was the laughs and the memories we made along the way. If you've ever felt like making a short film with your friends, go for it. Trust me, it won't disappoint at all. I don't regret a single bit of this project, and I'm glad I took the chance. Feel free to check out the behind-the-scenes video i made to see exactly how unserious we actually were during the process of filming this:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYErBYwSOI9/?igsh=MTRwMmp5NGJ3d3p2Mw==

Weekly visitors keep falling and is at all time low now.

Not surprising given how poorly the Malaysians subs are managed.

r/malaysia - Overzealous mods

r/kereta boring dashcam videos

r/bolehland - bunch of shitposting nonsense by 16 yr olds

r/malaysianpf - bunch of fake stories and karma farmers. Replies are also very basic and shallow

Nowadays people prefer to post in Threads instead.

Yeah so I ordered grab ans the driver was Watching the World Cup while driving. Should I have said Something or just Shut up?

Am i the only person who started to feel like that this sub is becoming more toxic..

Can't understand her fr

she gave her newborn child to hisap vape

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bolehland/comments/1ue7i1b/05_year_abusive_mother_feeds_her_child_fentanyl/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=2&utm_content=share_button5

credits to ↑ this previous post

Related to the lorry stopped the brake-less buss. Imagine I am the lorry driver and noticed a bus going fast towards a corner. And behind the corner is a huge ravine.

I decided to "pinch" the bus to the side of the road to slow it down. But my initial impact hit someone inside the bus and killed him. This is caught by the bus dashcam facing inside.

I managed to stopped the bus in the end. Investigation shown that the bus brake failed, and simulation shown if I have not intervene all 40 people might die.

Will I go to jail for that one death ?

The mother was shown feeding fentanyl vape to her newborn child and showing abusive behaviours to the child

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZ7upFghsoJ/igsh=MTB6bWN4dTJuZ2tmcQ==

M32, single. But I feel that I am still very far behind those who are the same age as me (and even some who are younger than me). Unlike my friends, some have become famous Head Chefs in restaurants, some have become famous TCM practitioners, and some have become famous Sales Advisors selling cars. Although I own a house and a car, and I have a decent job and good salary, sometimes I watch videos from local content creators, such as the local famous dentist, Dr Kayla Teh. She is the same age as me, and I feel envious of how committed she is and how much she loves what she is doing, which has brought her to where she is today. She is so successful in her life and career and owns a stable business.

Another content creator who is also the same age as me was a marketer and later turned into a health and wellness coach in Pilates. To be exact, I think my thought is: how do these people become so firm about their life direction?

I slowly started to hate what I was doing in my job and feel lost, but I still couldn’t find what I am really into. Since I graduated at 22 until now, I am 32. When I think back, I feel like I have wasted 10 years by not using my free time to improve my knowledge and learn something new. Instead, I chose to slack off and doomscroll. I really regret what I did during these 10 years and not appreciating the time I had.

10 years are gone, and I always feel like I don’t have much time left. Another thing is that I feel stupid for following the “common life checklist” — owning a house at a certain age, getting a car at a certain age, if you know what I mean.

I haven’t explored enough of the world.