“Scam Lol”: Kid Hands Parent Hilarious Letter From Teacher Asking for R5
- One funny local social media user has shared a letter said to be coming from a teacher requesting a donation
- In the letter, the teacher asks for a R5 donation but the handwriting tells a story that the communique comes from the child
- It’s a funny post and many South Africans believe the child is just hustling and the parent should just hand over the coin
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Sikhona Zwane has caught the attention of many South Africans on social media where he dropped a photo of a letter. The letter seems to come from a school teacher who is making a request for a donation.
According to the post, the teacher asks for an R5 donation from a parent and it’s seriously going viral. However, some people believe the child was only playing tricks and scamming the parent.
Briefly News takes a look at the hilarious comments where some people say the parent should just deliver and not consider the handwriting which clearly suggests the letter comes from a kid. Zwane wrote:
“Apparently ibuya ku Thisha lencwadi.”
Source: Instagram
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The post reads:
@SthabiMpash said:
“A hustler of note.”
@WynnLord said:
“Already getting his/her paper by any means necessary.”
@RonieRon12 said:
“Kid for the month of October goes to this one.”
@Lmakhetloane said:
“S/he is already trying to scam his/her parent.”
@KuhkleNdebele11 said:
“Uyazama bandla, vele ushaye sengathi awuboni.”
@MplokengNtoi said:
“Niks, no time for small talk.”
@Sikhona_Zwane said:
"Ingshaya ngolalela."
@Mkhuleko said:
“Awu zalo Intwana iyakshaya shayeka nawe.”
@Khusuness said:
“Thisha just chilling there like I taught Junior well.”
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Source: Briefly News
