My wife just told me an interesting real life event. Her colleague's husband (let's call him K from now on) was told to drive a lorry without a valid license for that class of vehicle, but sadly for him, he was caught and the police did their 'routine' and asked for a nominal fee of just RM100. So K frantically called his boss and asked if he wanted to pay for it but in return he asked if they would lower the rate to RM50? The police refused and K accepted a summons with no payable amount written on it. This means that its for him to attend court.
So come that faithful day, the boss did not arrive at the courthouse on time. K tried to call his boss to make sure that he is able to attend the session and perhaps bail or help him if anything happens. The boss really did not attend the session and K was thrown into jail. In there, K said that 1 minute feels like an hour, its hot and dirty and smelly, you catch the drift, its not a good place to be when it shouldn't be your fault in the first place.
The boss arrived to bail him out 30 minutes later (30 hours for K). The bail was set at RM3000 and the fine was RM400. That's RM100 vs RM3400, wooters!!! What have we learn from here ladies and gentleman?
Its not that i condone bribery but seriously, if you were the boss would you let this repeat again? Would not rather pay the RM100 and work K off his ass to get back that RM100? Now they have to make up for RM3400

not to mention that they have to make up for the lost time and the trauma that K have to go through when he was in jail though it was just merely '30 hours'.
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those who said on newspaper that chinese would rather bribe to bypass all the hassle, if they were the ones who will get the asses dragged into jail for not bribing, i don't believe that they would not see the easier way out. Let them have a taste of their own words and have them eat every single letter they bullcrapped about.