Yoh: Lady Spends Over R125k on Booze, Mzansi Peeps Share Uncensored Reactions

Yoh: Lady Spends Over R125k on Booze, Mzansi Peeps Share Uncensored Reactions

  • A local woman has social media buzzing after sharing the receipts from one lady's night out on the town
  • She's asked South Africans what they think of the incredible R125 000 bill, spent mostly on alcoholic beverages
  • Mzansi headed to the comments section giving their very passionate but mixed reactions to the post

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A local woman has social media buzzing after sharing a snap of another lady's lengthy bill from a night out. According to the receipt, the boujee lady spent at least R125 000 on liquor that night.

Lady, R125 000, booze, Twitter reactions
A local woman has just spent R125 000 on alcohol and has the receipt to prove it. Images: @mbalis_bakery/Twitter
Source: Twitter

Heading online, @mbalis_bakery shared the evidence and asked Mzansi's honest opinion of the spending spree.

"Your honest intellectual opinion," she captioned the inquiring post.

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Revealed in the receipt was also a whopping R11 000 service fee. Clearly, the waiters of this establishment are living their best lives.

Locals soon headed to the comments section with a string of mixed reactions. While some argued the spending was wasteful, others agreed it was all down to perspective and what each person could afford.

Check out some of the very interesting comments below:

@AntheaKingg said:

"Hear me out, but can someone explain to me why anyone ever needs to post a receipt of anything? I'm not even on the amount because whatever but in the midst of everything this person thought, hold it lemme take a pic real quick & post. For what, to show that it's really lit or...?"

@kulanicool said:

"That party was something else, whole 3 days spending coins."

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@sexychubbyboi said:

"If I already took care of things at home and I'm nca, I'll definitely be out here in the streets hau."

@ThabisoMemela5 said:

"It depends on your standard of living, if you can afford to spend so much money without regrets when you wake up sober then cool. It's not wrong."

@LMkhawane said:

"Wasteful expenditure in my opinion, this money can change some student's life big-time, but that's just me."

@Dj_QUEboy said:

"This is the kind of exposure we get and think it's the way to live and have a happy life... To be honest this is why we keep being oppressed as blacks... that money would have helped a family build a roof over their heads but instead blown in a few hours."

@mbalizarcool

"Look at it from the perspective of someone who is only dependent on the R350 grant... when someone with a good salary decides to spend R1 000 on a pair of sneakers. Point is, we always think people are overspending just because we can't afford what they are spending their money on."

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Woman says she doesn’t want Gucci, wants her man to buy land & property instead

In more interesting money matters, Briefly News previously reported that a local woman has stirred up quite an interesting social media debate after sharing that she's not interested in marrying a man who buys luxury Versace and Gucci products. Instead, she hopes to find a modest man who'll invest his cash in land and property.

Heading online, @missprecautious shared the enlightening post.

"My future husband must know we don't buy Versace or Gucci, we buy land and properties," she wrote straightforwardly.

South Africans certainly had mixed reactions to the post. While many agreed that her choice to get with a more modest fella was wise, others felt she had been crippled by a limited way of thinking about money.

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Check out some of the very interesting comments below:

@FIRSTSAINTEVE said:

"WISDOM: One of these days, you earthlings are gonna have an epiphany and realise, everything ain’t for everybody! Just because folks aren’t living like you or I don’t mean something is wrong with them! From the menu of life, satisfy YOUR taste! I don’t like raw onions!"

@matingseaso said:

"Get a husband from rural areas, not a township gent, you'll thank me."

@Le_Professori said:

"But isn't the whole point of having properties and investments is so that you can be able to generate enough income to afford these Guccis and Versaces. I bet you everyone wants the good life, people just speak against it because they are not yet a point where they can afford it!"

@Manqobankosii said:

"This thing of land is enslaving my people. They want land that they can’t even use. They don’t even know which part of land they need to fight for. Our politicians are given land only to tell people that they can erect shacks. That’s how we have been utilising all the spaces."

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@PaulManuelWill1 said:

"Communicate your priorities with your future hubby. How will you respond if he doesn't agree with all or some of your propositions?"

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