Man Who Bragged About Not Using Case, Screen Protector Eats Humble Pie: 'Lesson Learnt'

• A Mzansi man who took a big chance when he decided to use his smartphone without a screen protector or casing is now ruing that decision
• The once self-assured phone user, whose handle is @MuloiwaThendo on Twitter, headed online to share the unwanted result of not caring for the fragile device
• The tweet attracted 144 likes and saw several of the social media user's followers laughing off the ridiculous stunt, making sure to rub it in his face

A Mzansi man took a big chance when he decided to use his smartphone without a screen protector or casing.

As can be guessed, the fat chance backfired, and it backfired badly, leaving the bravado that was firmly in the dust.

The once self-assured phone user, whose handle is @MuloiwaThendo on Twitter, headed online to give his followers a welcomed update, having previously tweeted that he was "using a phone with no cover and no protector."

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The tweet read:

"How it started vs how it's going."

The side by side images shows the initial post about using his phone devoid of protection and the update of now ruing his decision after the device smashed into smithereens.

Followers take turns poking fun, recall giving warnings

The tweet attracted 144 likes and saw several of the social media user's followers laughing off his ridiculous stunt, making sure to rub it in his face.

Briefly News went through the comments to bring readers some of the most interesting reactions.

@_DivaMotelle recalled:

"What did I say?"

@kagano_m lamented:

"Hay, kodwa nawe."

@lindz_nyeleti jibed:

"Sorry, kodwa nawe."

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Smartphones are cheaper than laptops and desktops but the tough economy makes it challenging to afford the costly superior-performing high-end smartphones.

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Source: Briefly News