A Malaysian woman was stunned to find two hand-drawn bank notes while counting ang bao money from her wedding. A TikTok of the two self-scrawled bills, posted by user Jihaaaaa11 on Monday, has gone viral with over 1.3 million views. In the video, the woman can be...
“I thought ang bao with tissues or empty ones are already bad, but turns out there are worse,” she added, with a laughing emoji.“This person put in more effort in drawing money than finding it,” said user dampuri09.User ummukhairahmamats said: “When you expect this is what happens... you should be sincere and have intentions to be charitable when you invite guests.”
Another commentator known as tiqa2408 said that the the artist’s gesture was not made with negative intent. She said: “There are some people out there who do not have the means, but do not want to come to the wedding empty-handed... It’s not their intention to deceive.”
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