Local Man Receives Hour Long Voice Note From Friend Leaving, South Africans Rolling on the Floor in Laughter

• A man who had been chatting to his friend on WhatsApp shared a part of his conversation on Twitter
• He received a voice message from his friend that was an incredible one hour long and revealed that he hadn't even done much prodding before his friend spilt the beans
• Tweeps were floored by the record-breaking message and some even suggested that the pair start a podcast

Tshepang Morebodi was left speechless when his friend sent him an hour-long message on WhatsApp. He shared a screen-grab of their conversation with the caption:

"All I said was 'chomi spill'."

The two words that he sent seemed to be all his friend needed to dish whatever it was he wanted to share.

Twitter peeps went into a frenzy after seeing Tshepang's post and promptly shared what they would do if they were the recipients of the incredibly long message.

Read also

"Marry that man": Lady shows off gift from bae, a steel bin, and Saffas love it

@sthebeworldwide injected some logic into the situation:

"WhatsApp must limit vns to 20 min hai but nawe you gave the person permission manje ukhalelani (so, why are you complaining?)."

@kagisox6 teased Tshepang:

@Nontsha_M shared how she and her cousin chat:

@Bilingane_ put himself in Tshepang's shoes:

"Honestly speaking, I don't care who you are... I won't listen to the entire thing. Other people wanna talk to me also."

@Mbusi_B_Ndlovu hilariously made a comparison:

@Sue_Mvelase yearned to know that the voice note was about:

"I didn’t know WhatsApp could reach an hour! But I love your friend! He’s my typa person, those voice notes show that details have been given. I love details. So, what was the spill, tell me.. this is a safe space , in fact, it’s your space - trusted."

Woman’s funny resignation letter sends Mzansi into complete stitches

Read also

"True colours revealed": Lady's best friend steals her phone and money, SA annoyed

In yet another hilarious message that trended online, Briefly News reported that a recent social media post depicted a woman's resignation letter written out on a gift card had other users, including South African social media users, in a complete frenzy.

The user, Morphine, whose Twitter handle is @ayelaliza, did one on her unsuspecting boss with the unconventional message. But asides from the picture showing the message, Morphine's thread included another funny message to her colleagues. She wrote:

""The rest of my crew has either [quit] or they put in their two weeks and I was the last one. So, cheers to over Rite Aid on not having anyone to work."

Other Twitter users soon joined in the comedy and shared their own thoughts and experiences following the tweet.

Source: Briefly News