Shopping Centre Defibrillator
I don't know whether to be reassured or concerned.
Is the presence of a de-fibrillator in a shopping centre cause for reassurance ("What's that? A heart attack you say? Why, there just happens to be a de-fibrillator right here ...") or concern (are heart attacks that common during shopping? perhaps during the Great Singapore Sale?).
Is the presence of a de-fibrillator in a shopping centre cause for reassurance ("What's that? A heart attack you say? Why, there just happens to be a de-fibrillator right here ...") or concern (are heart attacks that common during shopping? perhaps during the Great Singapore Sale?).
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