July 15 2021, 9:23 am | BY Lynchy | 13 Comments
One of Hong Kong’s most loveable and dynamic duo’s Joyce Cheng and Alfred Hui are the stars of Uber Eats Hong Kong’s first-ever ‘Tonight, I’ll Be Eating’ campaign in a bid to celebrate and support the local restaurants on Uber Eats.
The campaign, created in partnership with Special Group Australia and Uth Hong Kong, set in a lavish and stylish home, features Joyce and Alfred donning denim jackets covered in the logos of many local favourites. In the commercial, Joyce playfully irons patches of logos from some of their favourite local shops they will be ordering from. Towards the end of the scene, the duo are seen promoting many local restaurants and their food with an entire wall of televisions sitting behind them, while Alfred is seen in a classic Mary Poppins moment pulling out dishes after dishes of food out of an Uber Eats paper bag. The duo not only sparked insatiable chemistry and dynamic interaction, they
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A guard posted X-ray photos of a passenger’s bag packed with sex toys on Weibo.
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A security guard in China has been sacked after he posted photos of an X-ray of a passenger’s suitcase filled with sex toys on social media.
Last week on Friday (May 7) a Weibo user posted screenshots of a group chat where the security guard had shared an X-ray image of the suitcase containing multiple sex toys.
The guard who was working at Guangzhou-Foshan subway said that during the X-ray he found there were heavy metal objects in the bag, and requested the commuter open her bag.