Life Behind Bars: In Prison For The 10th Time

[@johncp9093]

Poh Lim, if you don’t go back, it may not necessarily make you a better person, but, it will make you a better son. ❤️

[@pohlimtay2680]

I m certain my mum loves u too 4 yr kind words

[@youronlycow]

This guy seems to have an incredible command of English and speaks really well. I like the way he structure his sentence and presentation. I'm guessing he does a lot of reading. Please give him some sort of job revolving around his talents. Maybe he will be good in things like story telling, motivational speaking.. He speaks so much better than many educated individuals.

[@minorsee5455]

like i'm surprised. gosh. I hope life give him one last chance.

[@Jackslav]

he knows exactly what the person sitting opposite him wants to hear so he can get out of prison but once he is out, he is too weak and succumbs to his addiction and the whole cycle repeats over and over and over again.

[@stephenwonghongweng4298]

People like him are always well spoken to con the parole officers

[@tuff_lover]

@@stephenwonghongweng4298 Is this what your mum does?

[@bsolutions525]

Sorry all those good jobs already taken by foreign 'talent' Only left cleaner, phv driver, food delivery for him do

[@1ofsociety-wheretheelitemi457]

All I can say is he is a lot more eloquent and speaks a lot better than many educated Singaporeans.

[@letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo]

And yet ...

[@JohnDoe-oj7mg]

All I can say is, "THAT" he... I guess you proved your point LOL

[@charmaine4600]

@@letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo just because someone sounds educated and eloquent doesn’t mean they know how to contribute good things to society neither does it make you a good person

[@freddyng1843]

One thing I learn about life, don't judge a book by it's cover. Every single person has something has a hidden gem within them. And the most interesting about human mindset is that, once they are determined to change for the better, nothing can stop them. I wish Poh Lim every success for his future and never turn to drugs again.

[@shiro9950]

Love this, absolute respect because this is the way we should view all prisoners no matter the situation. If we take hope away for good then we do nothing but desensitise and dehumanise people even further and this cannot have a good outcome for anyone. There needs to be hope that something is better than what has occurred. As humans we always hope for better we can’t just shut people out and cast them from society there needs to be a program for criminals of all levels to earn their place back in society. Otherwise what’s the point. We’re happy to just keep spending hundreds of thousands / millions on prison systems that don’t work. We need programs we need boot camps we need army pathways etc something needs to change for the better

[@BadBoy-so2pq]

"once they are determined to change for the better, nothing can stop them"....................i dun agree on this..................he went in 10x...............it take 1 day to learn bad..........10 days learn good

[@Wuyh99]

but at every employment form there's a box asking r u an ex-offender or being to jail.

[@aysteria4ever]

Mr Poh Lim, lower education, no experience and of certain age you can still survive in the real world with many eateries, security sector needing locals. The payout might not be able to give you luxury needs or fix but in due time, I'm pretty sure employers will reward hard working folks with increment or remuneration. No jobs are dirty in this world, only dirty behavior and mindset. Life is harsh, but peaceful sleep at end of day will keep you going. All the best

[@evolution8662]

Asteria.. You are wrong..... This guy has a record... Security Co won take him...... So if you ask me.... Maybe waste collectors or cleaner still can....

[@wanwall151]

Cannot get security license don't say work for one. Police will not approve. Edited and that goes for taxi, private hire license. Basically those customer front roles vocational license can don't bother

[@Noura72]

I truly pray for all the inmates to be able to lead a new life with a positive attitude from the society and especially from the employers and working colleagues. All they need from us is not to judge them from their past but give them moral support and positive vibe.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Pray for n with me n for happy happy happy too

[@Noura72]

@@pohlimtay2680, sure may you succeed in life too and spread kindness wherever you go. 😘

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

@@Noura72 cheers n may yur kind intention take u beyond n above my aspiration for you

[@pohlimtay2680]

@@Noura72 thanks, i wish u well n beyond wat i can say

[@Noura72]

@@pohlimtay2680, thank you and may God bless you. 😊

[@gillianlim248]

Dear Mr Poh Lim, how have you been? The part showing your mum’s heart felt words is very touching and I teared. I am very impressed by your English. Hope you continue to be well and stay drug free. We are rooting for you. We believe in you if you stay determined to be on the right path.

[@kinokunia]

He shows high level of intellect so I'm curious about Mr Poh life before prison.

[@JohnDoe-oj7mg]

LOL his english shows low IQ tho.. but then again most netizen's english are equally as bad

[@JunWeanTheRetard]

@@JohnDoe-oj7mg Honestly, he speaks way better than most singaporeans, and is clear in communication. What else would you need? Use of vocab does not reflect one's intelligence.

[@JohnDoe-oj7mg]

@@JunWeanTheRetard actually the use of vocab DOES reflect one's intelligence... all you netizens speak broken english everyday with piss poor use of vocab but that doesn't mean I dont understand what you poor majority are saying...

[@brownkineeki]

@@JohnDoe-oj7mg if you feel the majority of Singaporeans speak poorly which means having low IQ in your words, then why is Singapore thriving?

[@JunWeanTheRetard]

@@JohnDoe-oj7mg Complexity in response =/= clarity in message

[@godsbelovedchild1810]

Rooting for you too Poh Lim! Even if no one believes in you, at the very least, believe in yourself and stay out of trouble after your release, not just for yourself, but most importantly, for your long-suffering mother as well Also, I'm just wondering, are there any art classes in the institutions whereby they can learn how to fold such origami art without breaking dayroom rules anot ah?

[@bronsonteo1725]

I believe he will change. What he need is people around him believing in him, encourage him and give him a chance to change. What he need is a job that will keep him going. God Bless.

[@rian4104]

No. What he need is a strong will to change. No matter what people think or believe, he must persevere.

[@tommyfield8449]

@@rian4104 right & wrong.He need both.That how he can keep himself not to come in again.

[@vaisravana2092]

Yeah..I do believe him that he wants to change. More than anything he probably needs someone to tell him they believe, since I have the feeling he doesn't believe himself he can actually *do* it. Addictions are a truly a terrible scourge. Knew a bunch of people addicted to substances in my youth, out of those I think only one managed to get a clean cut, a person of extraordinarily strong willpower. I myself have been working with "problem kids" for years, and even understanding them better than most people, even trying your very best...you can't help all of them. And it sucks. Every time. It is not like most of the ones we couldn't help were do-no-goods either, or malicious or lazy... Many of them genuinely were frankly too broken. So very young, yet many never have the chance to truly live. Not a fan of capital punishment...but in a way I understand why SP cracks down so hard on drugs.

[@bulkyevee]

If you go back, it will be your 11th time. It means nothing to you, but it also shows you can never understand the pain you bring to your family. For once and for a final time, prove to them you are worthy of the love and hope they have in you. If they never gave up on you, you should never give up on them and beat this addiction.

[@evolution8662]

Yeah... But I think that's easier said than done......

[@bulkyevee]

@@evolution8662Not easy definitely. This is his journey and he has to make it count this time.

[@evolution8662]

@@bulkyevee Maybe for addicts like him... I think it's not tt they Don luv their family... They jus can't beat the addiction

[@stephenwonghongweng4298]

Is it possible to go to prison 11 times for rehab? LT 2 is 10 years, so that means he is in prison for 110 years?

[@Kaye_G]

Do I believe he wants to change? Yes. But will I believe that he is really going to change? No. Until he shows everyone he's really going to do it. People in the comment section saying he ONLY needs people around him who believes he will change for him to really do it aren't exactly right. Yes, he needs people to believe him but it isn't only that. What's the use of rehab and believing in him if he won't control his urges. He's no longer a kid. He knows what's right from wrong. I know someone who suffered from addiction and he didn't even need to go to rehab for him to change. His family and friends believed in him but that didn't make him change. He continued abusing drugs until they left him. That was the turning point for him. He knew he was losing family and friends because of drugs and if he wanted to have them back, he knew he had to change. And so he did.

[@madanarathimadangopal5890]

Well said

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

Nice n insightful I think repentance is a gd starting point. Need to know where u are n where you need to go. I m remorseful and having said day it is my duty to repair the damages n hurts inflicted upon all

[@JunixKuizon]

Im rooting for Poh Lim and the many other like him. All the best to you mate.

[@common9]

"Let it be".

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

Thanks n d best b with u also

[@TheKnack-2004]

Another insightful and excellent production from CNA Insider.

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

Yeah no small efforts as we took almost ten full shooting days kudos to my producers n crew namely Cyril n Eve

[@rosyxue1785]

Hi Poh Lim, I don't know you personally but I really want to tell you that "yes, I believe that you will change and remember your mum's words in your heart. Whenever you feel like going back to your old ways, think of your mum's words. If you're willing to change for the better, most people will give you a chance. In today's society, no matter what we do, we will be judged so why bother who going to say what and think what about you? If you're earning money using your own hands, that's enough."

[@pohlimtay2680]

Thks thus far i m taking a day at a time n I viewing n replying to all whether pos or otherwise

[@eugeneferguson8480]

Pls do this for your family your mum dont have much years ahead! If you truly love your mum than do this for her!🙏 All the best time and tide waits for no man

[@onghc5892]

Think of your mum, a mother 's love for her children is incredible, be determined to change for the better, take it as a way to make your mum happy. Avoid all the bad friends. You must think of your mum. 👍👍👍

[@kenyoung6666]

I really wish I could believe in him being able to change but it's been 10 times already. This meant he had 9 times opportunity to change after his first time in jail but never changed. And at his age, to me it's a no.

[@biibikiki1304]

The fact that over decades nothing has changed (but that's the story of many addicts, can't control themselves). Not every addict gets the chance to truly turn their life around. He has wasted so much of his life and his mum's for nothing. It is so so sad when his mum told him that she is old and she can't hold out much longer.

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

All is not in vain n I need to jus stay focused n work out a rout with positive structure a day at a time

[@sharonna6811]

Dear Mr Poh Lim, it is never too late to change. I believe in you. I pray for that you will make it. Please make consistent small steps.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Definitely n with vigilance and caution

[@bobafett5757]

*Salute this Officer Abdul Rahman has a very professional disposition and he speaks well and seems dedicated in his roles and he is such a good model prison officer*

[@iqbalmohammed3459]

wonder why you always keen to praise malay officers and try to play down the contribution of non malay officers. wierd person

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

My programme officer mentor n a gentleman

[@bobafett5757]

@@iqbalmohammed3459 Dont be a shallow minded baseless accuser cos thats shameless

[@bobafett5757]

@@benedicttay-gk4yx He is a gentleman

[@diyanakamal]

Wishing you all the best, Poh Lim!

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

The best for u also

[@joeong9976]

Not everyone in the church is good. Not everyone in the jail is bad. n NOT everyone in your face is a friend. All e best, peeps.stay with ur faith.

[@june03js]

Wish you all the best uncle. Don't give up!!

[@pohlimtay2680]

D ultimate tragedy is giving up as everyone is not beyond redemption

[@DetroitFettyghost]

I turned 40 5 weeks ago. 21 years on IV heroin and fentynl. Can't seem to stop dur to the mental anguish and disrepair when I am sober. It's ruined my entire life.

[@charmaine4600]

i hope you manage to get off of drugs soon. i’m rooting for you :) don’t give up! there is more to life than drugs

[@pohlimtay2680]

Surprise me n i hope i can surprise u

[@bobafett5757]

*Rooting for Poh Lim to finally changed for the better and his command of English is really excellent for his age cos it sounds clear and crispy and direct so please keep to your words ok Poh Lim*

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

Thank you. Your comments are invaluable and I will do my utmost best to amend my ways. My first day at work kindly provided thru YRSG is a perfect first baby steps to reintegration. Stay happy happy happy.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Opps aka Benedict my bad

[@bleo7006]

It's more important for him to find and practice coping skills strategies for when he is under stress, disappointments, and boredom then being resolved in his mindset. It's not just about determinations and making sincere declarations. These are like our own New Year's resolutions. They are easily abandoned as soon as an excuse cause us to forget/lose our new year's goals.

[@ihuk]

You cannot call it rehabilitation when you only offer a "slew" of programmes towards the tail end of their sentence, which is about 8 months max. These people are locked up for years, and then you expect them to catch up in 8 months? The majority of prisoners sit idle for a huge chunk of their sentence. The ones who get to further their studies, have work duty, or got on some kind of mentored programmes are in the minority, it's not an equal opportunity thing that the masses were lead to believe. I am rooting for this gentleman, but I also know that his life was being taken away over a non violent crime, if you can even call addiction a crime, for way too long than necessary, and whatever our prison system think they're doing to help these inmates to live life outside is actually little to no help at all.

[@madanarathimadangopal5890]

Insightful thoughts!

[@pohlimtay2680]

True jus n to be focus cautious n move on with those who are with and for u

[@pohlimtay2680]

Help doesn't come i got to seek n be proactive

[@pohlimtay2680]

Strongly agree n d elderly population is an issue n a targeted programme is prudent for inmates like myself

[@lucif32]

With low education, his command of English is quite impressive and speaks eloquently.

[@josephyeo6966]

You need to believe in yourself first Mr. Poh Lim. If you keep coming back that means you have not trained yourself hard enough to resist temptation. You and only you can make that change. No amount of counselling or support can stop you from self destruction which is what you are doing when you take drugs. It does not matter whether people believe or not believe you. Don't waste your time thinking about that. Learn to control your mind and your body and control what you put into your body. Life is short - you do not have much time left. I say this because I was born in Singapore - my parents were dirt poor. So poor that I have to drop out of school to get a job to help them. Fast forward 50 years, I got myself out of that situation by following a path of humility, clean body, clean mind and spread good Karma. Just do it - don't talk.

[@miyathequeenant6679]

Visiting always make me sad when i was in there last time.. How bad inmates are, even repeated offences, mom never fails to come to visit.. And as for him, i believe he can change... Just cut off all friendship that still using IT and just keep on trying... Lets pray for him.... He can and i believe it!

[@rabbit5000]

I'm glad you are out now, I wish you all the best :)

[@miyathequeenant6679]

@@rabbit5000 Yeah thankss.... Im out 4years ago.....

[@pohlimtay2680]

I m proud of you n blissfully hopeful that you maintain n put us on recovery map d bigger picture

[@fisharefriends598]

He won’t change, it’s a life style… when you spend as much time out of prison as your in…then ask. What people believe, won’t help you when you make bad choices in life Don’t seek forgiveness. Seek redemption for the bad things you’ve done. And go and undo them all

[@ProfessorElectronic]

Let me pray for him. I hope that God will change him for good.

[@bkai7777]

His spoken English is excellent! I am sure after his release, he is able to find a job as he is able to communicate well! All the best! 👍

[@dexterhuang7303]

Mr Poh Lim speaks very well and his English is good. Wishing him well, can be addictive being an addict, addicted to the cycle of failing. God bless your journey!

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

Thanks I m gettin there n working hard on my reintegration beyond d wall city bless u too

[@moonstarsun633]

Also at age 65 with his track record, he will have a very hard time finding a proper job except hopefully any relative or friend of his can let him work at their company or office. Also current society might not accept him back easily and high chance he'll be back to drug and crime again... 10th time in prison and he is a hard-core addict.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Got a job extension soon after my cameo with CNA nice boss n colleague

[@jamesyue1348]

The society can only give you this much of chances, ultimately, its lies with you how many " LAST TIME" you going to give yourself.

[@arrowstormbreaker3518]

If you feel like to give up.. think about your mom la did she give up on u.. ask yourself.. Do it for your mom.. she’s getting old & she’s need you.. You only have 1 mother, take this chance by spending time with her..

[@pohlimtay2680]

Filial if my obsession n fuel my journey holding her hands yr mum loves u too u know

[@kennydoritos]

Poh Lim, you sound articulate and eloquent. You have a good command of the hokkien dialect too. Maybe you will like to capitalize on that for your job search? I am sure that employers will appreciate that fact. I wish you all the best!

[@evolution8662]

My friend.... Which Co will appreciate the fact he has been to prison???

[@godson0709]

Is time to change . I wish you all the best and wish your mom good health.

[@Gamebred-Nightmare]

A lot more leeway than the other 5 guys at maximum security lol.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

I want to believe you, but my Siamese cat says ''No way, we wasting too much taxpayers money on you!''

[@pohlimtay2680]

My pets origami happyhappyhappy know better they r not as bitter as Siam

[@davidjeon911]

Mr Lim your wrong, people dont have to be well educated and well expirienced to have a good oppurtunity .. look at you the way you expressing things communicating and your talents are already a skills a factors that you can contribute in a community, society and at work by progressing yourself has no age no limits as long as we have life and oppurtunity chances are there .. i am an English teacher and i can say you can use your language skills in teaching online or can work in a logistic and BPO's that dont require age and expirience as long as you can talk English and communicate you can even be a good speaker , so many things you can do in this short interview we saw how talented you are and that is the things that we cannot get from school and need expiriences its your inner gift , well this time make a good son good citizen and pls be good at yourself you will be blessed 🙏 Id just feel bad that you've wasted your almost half life in prison, look at you even in your aging you look terribly hondsome with that charisma skills and talents? I dont doubt that you are doing good in your life outside , if you did not misled your self into wrong deeds ... well dont loose hope everything will be ok as long as we have life.

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

I founded the Beautiful Mind Group Dynamics which hav since evolve to a programme to help psychiatric inmates and ironically it's within d walled city so some good n not all wasted

[@Don-po8vl]

No I don’t after 10 times sorry, does he even believe himself?

[@rkninrknin4610]

Drugs can ruin anyone

[@evolution8662]

Poh Lim... It does matter whether you "come back or not" if you go back prison means you have not changed... If you Don means most likely you have... Do it Does matter..... And pls do your mum proud she's getting old..... To have a son in prison... Really....

[@pohlimtay2680]

It adds up to how one look at addiction n addicts r not all unrepentant nor incorrigible we r not beyond redemption

[@annecher5737]

Who is perfect? Nobody is perfect! The most important is to take one step at a time n one day at a time n try do make small changes to yourself for the better with each passing day. Prays n ask GOD for help.

[@liveonthefarm9415]

my circumstances are difficult . I hope for this channel in order to support my family🍁🌻🌻

[@youyoutube9707]

He said he had a low education but he speaks surprisingly good English. I wonder where he's learnt it from. He sounds highly educated to me.

[@ownthegame3]

Please change. Time is running out, treasure the precious time, relationships and hopes that people pin on.

[@taifurmdismail9231]

Instead of Yellow ribbon, this guy should receive the Blue ribbon.

[@yvvonelee5026]

Ah Lim, I used up my thumbs and fingers to count 10, please dont let me continue with my toes. Show it to us to believe in you.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Can u see d future? Well do u believe me now

[@Qoonutz]

Talk is cheap. Put it in action. It will not be easy but eventually people will see via his actions.

[@malopal5293]

You hold the key 🔑to your freedom. To survive you must be the one to change. The choice is yours. Believe in Yourself and not others. Life was never meant to be easy (GOD did not promise you that). If you look for the Positive things in life you will find them.

[@justinzy5]

Government really need to step in to help them find a job or place to stay… like what the uncle said Low education and no job experience may be hard to survive in sg which may lead them going back their old habit or commit crime again. Don’t just do yellow program for a show. Gov sector should hire them before private sector can accept them.

[@adventurec1923]

He is not sincere. 10 times is the proof of it. And his statement back it up. "I will never come back," should be his mantra. Once or twice is okay, but 10? He doesn't care at all. He is old and so as his mom who still make trips to see him. He showed no mercy at all.

[@johniegoh3690]

Know and do is two different thing . You know you should not drive when you drink but yet many still drive . You know you should not smoke yet many still do it . I think knowing is language and action is desire . So when the desire cut through the language this guy will do it again . Trust to him is just a joke .

[@Yeshua637]

Yes sir, I would believe you and support you in rebuilding your life. Addiction is dark and evil and I know the hold it can have someone, even though the addict is desperate to get free from it. Forgiveness is part of our salvation. God forgives us for our sins so we must extend the same grace to others. Be blessed and follow Jesus.

[@pohlimtay2680]

My God my Lord is my true n only Consolation direction n inspiration my bad

[@saf00]

no.

[@G2H_HellBringer]

0:27 no.

[@reddevils9758]

wow his mother is still alive.

[@sweetbabylips1488]

He speaks and thinks better than most people

[@pohlimtay2680]

Most importantly it is truthful n sincere i m not perfect jus another simple saint with a past n a sinner with a future to amend my ways

[@mingz]

where is the rest?

[@common9]

Changes come frm oneself. True, no one is perfect. The world is not perfect. Be strong and walk on...

[@pohlimtay2680]

I m getting there n taking a day ata time

[@rosshitchen-ij6en]

Nice clean looking prison

[@deschan2246]

All these programmes are meant to create jobs for trainers. It does not help the inmates!!!!

[@itsstans75]

I think he will most likely reoffend and go back to prison again. From the interview I still feel he has not fully repented and he himself cannot promise he will change for good. I hope I am wrong because I really pity his aging mother and if he does go back prison again then he probably won't get to spend the remaining time with her anymore.

[@okayyyy335]

The level of doubt some commenters have is what is wrong with society. Every time someone wants to change, we must give them the opportunity to do so. How can people like him even be employed when they have to declare their convictions and risk not being employed? We need to remove questions like this and give people like him a true chance at reintegrating. He’s paid for his mistake in his sentence. He doesn’t need to pay for it again in the outside world.

[@vladimirputinforUSA]

The amount of judgement is bananas. You would think all these people live in utopia. They can shove their judgements up there ass. It’s just to make themselves feel better.

[@3838hello]

Pok Lim, Yes, I believe in you. You can have a crime-free life once you are determined. Please keep your faith, be a good son, and not disappoint your mum

[@benedicttay-gk4yx]

I will strive to be better n behind

[@judeisnot_rude]

Don't go back to your old friends and avoid them like a plague,surround yourself with positive people instead if possible,if not being a loner it's still better.

[@pohlimtay2680]

Leeway is a luxury more so a good companion may turn the tide during halftime yes

[@lollipolli73]

PL: I will be out in April Cell mate: Ok buddy, see u back here before new year. PL: Swee lah, wait for me. PL: Mother what you wish me to do when I am released? Mother: Ahboy ha, I wished you had joined the Prison Service, by now (40 years) you would received a super long service award (longer than Boeing 747). But now, not too late as you still can ask if there is any long service award for inmates, they might be able to recommend you. PL: Swee lah lau ma! Ok lah on! Mother: I have been holding this card for past 5 years, ah boy you go and check if got life sentence so it makes me easier lah, no need to hold the card, they can give me privilege access to visit you. (SERIOUS) JOKES ASIDE, I HOPE HE CHANGE FOR THE BETTER. WISHING HIS MUM A GOOD HEALTH TOO AND GOOD FAMILY REUNION!!!

[@user-ye1se9qm8m]

When will the full episode of this be uploaded?

[@boulderbold4349]

i hope all of this people change to a better life

[@ayahzainal5717]

Loads of people are giving pure,natural advice n love towards him but after so many times in n out and at his age.... its too late for him to change ... to tell him frankly! He will never change!!

[@limhenghoe279]

It's very sad that he has spent 40 years of his life in a jail .90% of his life time.😭‼️

[@Bread_Garlichouse]

It's not a matter of whether or not we believe him....it has zero bearing of consequence. He needs to believe in himself.

[@kingsufi6164]

I wouuld trust. I rather give a person trying to change his life around because they try harder.

[@crystal8537]

When he goes out he MUST stop hanging out with bad company!! Most pple go back in coe they continue hanging out with their old bad 'friends'

[@pohlimtay2680]

Guess its a numbers game if i need to score a ten when i m only a 3 go find a 7 not otherwise

[@PP-vf1kx]

…since he enjoys origami…he should try more advance origami and be a therapeutic mentor for seniors’ home 🤔

[@shurakishi4707]

The truth is, while there is the notion that his mum is getting old, hence he will try his best not to get back to criminal ways, but his mannerisms, his train of thoughts etc shows that there is no other indication or determination to not err again.

[@pohlimtay2680]

To ere is human to forgive is divine U believe me

[@shurakishi4707]

@@pohlimtay2680 Recalcitrant behaviour will show he is harmful even to others around him. Best is to put him behind bars

[@pohlimtay2680]

Strongly agree i m humbled n mindful n will work my reintegration with vehemence

[@jonathanleong2537]

Hope u be a better person out here

[@etannn]

dude 22 years forget abt her

[@HODATKHO]

will I believe if you say you want to change? you gotta do something to make me believe to really change but as of this point of time not yet

[@kaizengaming510]

It not about being rich, parents always wants their children to be on their side at all times and able to spent time with them.

[@pohlimtay2680]

I m spending time with my mum now whilst replying to all d comment posted bless all mothers

[@planetmarsvodka5127]

This is Chan Ho Nam from Young and Dangerous part 4 Hung Hing triad😂😂😂🍺🍺🍺Gong Xi Fatt Cai

[@ngcarmen9304]

Interesting life story.

[@3838hello]

Pok Lim, please stay sober and drug-free life. As what I said, I do believe in you

[@nt4608]

When I heard his paper pet names... oh boy ....I guess prison drives you to some point of insanity

[@sgdadbored]

Fall 10 times, Rise 11 times.

[@somerandomfella]

In what way is prison productive or beneficial to society? Imagine a dog bit someone and you put it in a cage for a week then release it. What's changed? Nothing..

[@RoodeMenon]

Not all graphic designers are great story tellers. Poh, ma man you are a great story teller. You kno where story telling makes you money? Ahem.. 👇

[@panchogonzales6409]

Unfortunately drugs have a very strong hold of him.

[@rkninrknin4610]

What went wrong with this gentleman

[@pohlimtay2680]

For not being one but i repent n iis making reparation

[@MisterMo-um8ip]

Hi Boy Poh Lim. God never give up on you. Ok bro. I'm from there also. 😆😆😆. Be stronger

[@DuDerize]

Are there any skills intelligence programs out there that works with employers and prisons to get these guys employment?

[@pohlimtay2680]

Thank you most importantly is how i respond to your comments well lets jus say i m now happyhappyhappy

[@pikapikapikachu6679]

I think some of the inmates purposely commit crime to be in prison.

[@wwllmcheng]

He should consider himself extremely fortunate that his organs are still functioning well from drug abuse....so its already 10th chances given. Some dont even take drugs already started deteriorating. So on the health point of view...he better realise n change ....if only he understands.....haizz

[@KJeIdoran]

I believe in second chances... Third chances I don't believe... xDD