Relatable Fast Food Restaurant Predicament Has Mzansi Cackling: “Yho Bathong”
- South Africans are laughing their lives away at a hilarious meme about a person's number being skipped at a fast-food restaurant
- The individual displayed the number '139' on their ticket while the screen showed the numbers '138, 140 and 141' which were ready to collect
- Mzansians have been sharing a lot of funnybone-tickling responses to the reshared meme on Twitter
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Many South Africans know the pain of breaking a bone or accidentally standing on glass but social media user Bonginkosi Linda Nkosi's reshared post about the 'heartbreak' that comes from being skipped at a fast food joint has left locals in stitches.
The meme was originally shared by Facebook group Sarcasmlol. Filled with excitement, the 139th customer watched helplessly as the screen above them displayed the numbers '138, 140 and 141'.
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Nkosi’s resharing of the image to his Twitter feed has Saffas chuckling at the unfortunate situation suffered by many.
Source: Twitter
Take a look at the post below:
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Read some of the funny responses left by Saffas:
@LekgoboM explained:
"Your order is still being prepared not yet ready to collect."
@26_sway shared:
"Gerrit... If you don't gerrit gerra bout it."
@mthembunduduz8 said:
"Phuma Satan!!"
@SinaloNgonyama tweeted:
"You ordered a bucket, they ordered streetwise 2s."
@Fixing_Lindo believes:
"This is personal."
@KoopediLesedi added:
"Yho bathong."
South Korea's air taxi test has Mzansi thinking about how it would work in SA
In other funny stories, Briefly News reported that South Korea showcased a system that controls Urban Air Mobility Vehicles (UAM). The country is hoping that these vehicles will serve as transportation (specifically taxis) between downtown Seoul and major airports.
South Africans shared some absolutely hilarious responses to the taxi. Peeps imagined what would happen if the vehicle were brought to Mzansi. Briefly News took to social media to see what South Africans have to say about the AI taxi.
Sibusiso Sizwe Nkosi said:
"I can see this coming to South Africa... And the taxi driver dropping people mid-air because imali ishoda ngo R1."
Letjeka La Ramalepe shared:
"Imagine holding the rope in the mid-air so that the door doesn't fall."
Source: Briefly News
