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In a viral TikTok video, a man is shown gleefully posing in a series of photos that show him attending the rallies of various political parties across Malaysia
He’s also seen donning three different shirts that proudly display the names of three of the six coalitions currently fighting for voter support in the upcoming 15th General Election (GE15) — Pakatan Harapan (PH), Barisan Nasional (BN), and Perikatan Nasional (PN).
Image via Nur Hadi Muhammad via @apeh_88 (TikTok)
Image via Nur Hadi Muhammad via @apeh_88 (TikTok)
Image via Nur Hadi Muhammad via @apeh_88 (TikTok)
Apparently, the man attended one rally in the morning, and went to a different rally later that evening. He then came home wearing a PN T-shirt, claiming he got it for free.
Reacting to the man’s hustle for free t-shirts on Twitter, a person claimed he was with the man the day before the tweet was posted.
Talk about efficiency!
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Image via Twitter
The images were posted to his Facebook account
The account has since been deactivated, and compiled by another user. It’s a wonder he decided to post them in the first place — perhaps he wanted to display his dedication as a true centrist.
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Netizens, however, came to their own hilarious conclusions
On Reddit, where the video was also shared, one user claimed that since the T-shirts are free for rally participants, on top of a financial compensation of RM50 per rally, one’s profits correlate with the number of rallies they attend. The rewards of which you can sweep up — “all sapu”.
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Another joked he was treating the t-shirts like collectible Pokemon.
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Other Twitter users suggested that maybe he just likes winning — it’s a foolproof plan!
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Funny business aside, it’s gonna be one vote per person for the looming election. Be sure to save the date — every vote matters!
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