DJ Lamiez Holworthy's money advice splits Twitter: "Tell my siblings"
- DJ Lamiez Holworthy took to social media recently to advice Mzansi about money
- DJ Lamiez shared that people cannot ask other people to send them money "urgently"
- Mzansi social media users shared mixed reactions to DJ Lamiez Holworthy's post
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DJ Lamiez Holworthy's money advice split Twitter on Monday, 4 January. The TV presenter suggested that some people are too entitled when it comes to other people's money.
Social media users took to the stunner's comment section on the micro-blogging app to share mixed reactions to her post. Some agreed with her while others totally disagreed.
The Live Amp presenter had shared that one cannot need money "urgently" from someone else. Lamiez wrote on Twitter:
"You cannot need other people’s money urgently."
Veteran radio presenter DJ Fresh also shared his two cents on the matter. The award-winning radio host wrote:
"One of the things that really blows my mind in my Facebook Inbox, is how aggressive and or entitled, some people feel!! That time they are asking for YOUR assistance. Sad."
Check out some of the comments from tweeps below:
@kvng_tala wrote:
"Please tell my siblings."
@LgmGolden said:
"Maybe we need to understand the word "Urgently " there's no sense of entitlement in urgently. Urgently could mean I'm in dangerous situation example my kid is deadly sick and I urgently need money to take to a Dr. what so wrong about that?"
@ChrisExcel102 commented:
"You're rich so you won't understand things we go through... How would I not need someone's money urgently when I'm in trouble than needs money urgently and I know someone who can send me money urgently... But you won't understand."
@KgomotsoTlhapan said:
"It's not entitlement on other people's money, there are some serious situations that can force an individual to ask for other people's money urgently. If you have never struggled in life it won't make sense to you."
@pharoe_le added:
"I get what you're saying, but sometimes some people's situations may require you to need money urgently. What I don't like is the fact that you're dragging too long to return it."
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In other entertainment news, Briefly.co.za reported that Khanyi Mbau has weighed in on the effects of alcohol ban in Mzansi. The media personality has shared that completely banning alcohol amid the Covid-19 lockdown in the country is not the solution.
The reality TV star took to Twitter on Monday, 4 January to share her two cents on government's recent decision to ban the sale of liquor under Level 3 lockdown.
The stunner first applauded the people of Mzansi for behaving on New Year's Eve. She commended the citizens after there were "zero trauma cases reported" on 31 December.
She believes that people were well behaved because of the presence of law enforcement agencies on the streets of Mzansi on New Year's Eve instead of the ban on alcohol.
"I doubt that banning alcohol made all the alcohol disappear, people had alcohol in their homes."
Khanyi also shared her concerns about those whose livelihoods depend on the alcohol industry. Khanyi urged government to open the sale of alcohol for at least a few days.
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Source: Briefly News
