Tough-talking mayor tells locals to stop whining after they made spate of complaints about design of new drivers’ license
A local mayor has publicly rebuked residents for complaining about the design of a newly issued driver's licence, telling them to stop "whining" about its appearance. The rebuke follows a wave of public criticism over the redesigned licence, though the mayor's blunt response has itself become a talking point, with some seeing it as refreshingly direct and others as dismissive of legitimate concerns.
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- Mayor tells residents to stop complaining about new licence design
- Complaints followed a redesign of the local driver's licence
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