A woman in Singapore recently took to TikTok to share her relatable struggle with a 'big black' cockroach which suddenly appeared in her living room in the
A woman in Singapore recently took to TikTok to share her relatable struggle with a “big black” cockroach which suddenly appeared in her living room in the middle of the night and her unlikely saviour: A Foodpanda delivery rider!
Realising she was home alone, the woman was at a loss on how to deal with the situation when she remembered that she had ordered food. Not only did Desmond deliver the food ordered and ‘settle’ the cockroach problem, but he also helped the woman throw her rubbish bag away.
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