Haibo: South Africans Are Savage With How They Get Visitors to Leave After They’ve Overstayed Their Welcome
- A South African online user took to Twitter to ask netizens how they go about dealing with visitors who’ve overstayed their welcome
- Curious user @Your_Miss_B posed the conversation starting question to her cyber friends recently
- Tweeps didn’t hold back spilling the tea on their funny and creative strategies of how they get their guests to go home
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Mzansi peeps didn’t hold back sharing their spicy tricks on how they get rid of visitors who have overstayed their welcome.
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Their responses were many and hilarious as they replied to a question posed by online user @Your_Miss_B on Twitter. In a tweet she asked:
“Guys, how do yall politely tell a visitor it’s time to go?”
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The post gained a lot of traction as online users shared their experiences and advice. Check out the funny comments below:
@TakaTina1 commented:
“I play Cassper Nyovest album.”
@skepsel_sa shared:
“I need to clean up and rest. It was great having you over I think it's time to go hope you visit again.”
@thapelo_mof responded:
“You don't tell them. Just look at your phone and say "crap, I forgot about this, I'm supposed to send the...eish" and open your laptop. After 2 minutes just say "sorry I just need to do this quickly, I totally forgot" then you wear your headphones. They'll leave.”
@Lwazie_Mtolo remarked:
“Ai Mina I once had a visitor and he didn’t want to leave, so I took a shower and got fully dressed ngaba muhle and I was like “ntwana my Uber is almost here you should Uber nawe yabo” the moment he left I opened the oven to 180D and made myself my frozen pizza and undressed.”
@SashaDBelle wrote:
“I once did something similar to a guy he had overstayed so I told him first thing the next day morning my mom is coming to fetch me siya ka gogo for something. 6 am I up and fully dressed, woke him up and told him my mom is 10 minutes away, walked him out, and went back to sleep.”
@Thabz_gucci3 commented:
“Fake leave your house it works all the time.”
@casey_kgabo said:
“Dawg I need to study.”
South Africans share their deepest secrets in confession challenge
In a separate story, Briefly News reported that a social media challenge had exposed online users in a new light as they share some of their deepest secrets using the hashtag #ConfessionChallege.
The challenge has seen users disclose some interesting (and even a little concerning) details about themselves on Twitter.
In true Mzansi New Age culture, a lot of people have found the concept quite funny and have been kept entertained by stories and confessions that are both secretly relatable and hilariously far-fetched.
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