Mzansi People Go in Hard at Man Who Shows Off Boujee Bone He Ordered for Lunch, It Just Doesn’t Make Sense

Mzansi People Go in Hard at Man Who Shows Off Boujee Bone He Ordered for Lunch, It Just Doesn’t Make Sense

  • A Mzansi man sat down to a business lunch and decided that the bone marrow looked like a good option
  • Twitter user @Ndi_Muvenda_ loved his food but did not know he was about to get roasted when he posted a snap of it online
  • The people of Mzansi cannot understand why someone would go out to lunch and order a whole entire bone

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Bone marrow is considered a luxury item in many cultures; however, in South Africa, it is just a side dish, and sometimes even the bones are given to dogs for treats. So, when a guy showed off his lunch plate sporting a giant marrow bone, people went in with cyber guns blazing.

Food, man, social media, Mzansi
Twitter user @Ndi_Muvenda_ ordered a meal which had a marrow bone that took up practically the entire plate and got grilled for it. Image: Twitter / (@Ndi_Muvenda_)
Source: Twitter

Despite the bone needed to make a bone marrow dish costing next to nothing, boujee restaurants are selling the dish for a pretty penny, and people are buying it like it is caviar or something.

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Twitter user @Ndi_Muvenda_ was hella impressed with the plate of food he had at a recent business meeting, so he shared a snap on social media. The picture revealed that our guy chose to order the bone marrow… and we are sure it was not cheap.

“Business meeting ❤️ Mall of Africa.”

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The people of Mzansi ask their comrade where the food is on that plate

While there looked to be some sort of sorry piece of meat hidden under the giant marrow bone, people still could not understand why people choose to order this.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@Jslava1 said:

“The danger of ordering the things that are not known, manje someone is left with a bone in the plate and doesn't know what to do with it.”

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@MogaleMo07 said:

“Chips with bone ♂️”

@Phindi_Moloi said:

“So u ordered bone marrow with chips??? Ay ay”

@Nkateko_Ai said:

“I'd rather be called rural than spend R250 for that plate.”

@MalcolmManqoba said:

Hangry lady shares picture of mouldy bread she received with fast-food order, it was not finger-licking good

In other food-related news, Briefly News reported that there is nothing more disappointing when you are starving than opening your order to find out that there is something wrong with it that makes it inedible. A Mzansi babe thought she was going to sink her teeth into a pillow-soft mini loaf from KFC until she saw the patches of mould on it.

If there is one way to turn a person into a Karen, it is to put food in front of their face when they are starving and tell them they cannot eat it.

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Twitter user @ZamarZuma shared a pic of her mouldy mini loaf from KFC and tagged the fast-food restaurant in the post. Sis was not pleased with the inedible food that she was given, and rightfully so.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.