"Bands Make Me Dance": Women Shows Off Wads of Cash, Social Media Users Left Tripping

• Social media user @porshe418 walked into 2022 with a huge smile on her face and hands clutching cash
• Showing off her riches on social media, @porshe418 did not give too much information about where she got the money from
• People let their minds run wild, making up all sorts of ideas as to where the good sis got the cash

It is not every day that you see the average Joe flaunting wads of buffaloes on social media. With the festive season having sucked most of us dry, this was a wow to many.

Social media user @porshe418 took to her Twitter page to show off her riches. Throwing around stacks of hundies, the good sis made it known that she walked into 2022 smiling!

“Bands make me dance. Leaving home is always bittersweet. But money makes it better.”

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@porshe418 had a good laugh, knowing what people were thinking already.

“I’d think I’m selling dope too.”

Social media users try make sense of the sudden wealth

Not giving much information as to where the money came from, only that it had something to do with having left home… sis left it a mystery open for interpretation.

Some are sure she be dabbling in some sketchy side hustles while others praised her for owning her glow. A little loan is something else many social media users requested, lol, but @porshe418 ain't letting a cent of this go!

@BabXaba tried to hop on that:

“I’ve always known you are the love of my life.”

@Nompume83413254 is ready to have a rich bestie:

“As I prepare to be your bestie...”

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@KgwefaneBarcie snapped her fingers with pride:

@mfudwana411 wants some tips:

Domestic workers could be getting a wage increase of R703, minimum wage to be reviewed

The South African public have been called to weigh in on the possibility of increasing the minimum wage for domestic workers starting in 2022, reported Briefly News.

Domestic workers do not earn the same minimum wage that has been established for the entire country and is currently only getting paid a minimum of R 19,09 per hour while the national minimum wage is R 21,69 per hour.

That means domestic workers earn just R3 360 if they work eight hours a day for an entire month.

Fin24 reports the Department of Employment and Labour has tabled the increase of the minimum wage for domestic workers and has asked the public to engage with the recommendations made by the National Minimum Wage Commission.

Source: Briefly News