Jobless Man Makes Car Payments by Selling Biscuits at the Taxi Rank From 4am, His Hustle Inspires Many

Jobless Man Makes Car Payments by Selling Biscuits at the Taxi Rank From 4am, His Hustle Inspires Many

  • A man lost his job and almost his car, however, he made a plan and is now able to make his monthly car payments
  • Twitter user @Tshepo_Yadilemo explained that he now sells biscuits at the taxi rank in order to pay his bills
  • Mzansi peeps overflowed with pride and let the man know that what is doing is commendable and he shouldn’t stop

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Times are tough and jobs a scarce. One young Mzansi man was unable to find a job and feared losing his car until he got creative and made a plan. Selling biscuits at the taxi rank has saved his car.

Twitter user @Tshepo_Yadilemo selling biscuits at the taxi rank
Twitter user @Tshepo_Yadilemo lost his job and had to make a plan in order to pay his bills. Image: Twitter / @Tshepo_Yadilemo
Source: Twitter

Sometimes you have to step out of your comfort zone and put your pride aside. Just like this man, so many SA citizens are without a job and struggling to make ends meet.

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Twitter user @Tshepo_Yadilemo shared his uplifting story on social media along with some pictures of his hustle. He was not about to let the bank repossess his Mini so he baked biscuits and started selling them at the taxi rank. What an inspiration!

“After losing my Job I knew that my Mini will get repossessed so I decided to bake and sell biscuits at Bloemfontein Mangaung Taxi Rank every morning from 4am in the morning. I’m still applying for jobs but I’m selling every day until I get a job . I pay my car monthly on time.”

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Mzansi peeps celebrate the man’s hustle and extend their advice

So many people took to the comment section to commend the young man on his hustle. He did not have to do what he is doing, he could have given up, but he didn’t. Some offered advice and one woman even hit on him, lol.

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Take a look at some of the supportive comments:

@Bjorn_Ironside0 said:

“Focus on growing your business my king, you alright in the hustling mode, applying for a job is a step back.”

@cash_ntsilo said:

“Lost my income in February, didn't want to lose my car and apartment. Started selling colognes, trying to make an income with my skills and expertise wasn't easy at all given the high cost of living in this country. I'm finally employed again o tloba ba monate just keep on ”

@Nandiphagcanga said:

“You are an inspiration, so proud of you ”

@Miss_Fuso said:

Proud Mzansi brick maker takes to social media to show off his work, leaves the people of SA clapping

In related news, Briefly News reported that a young man started making bricks when he was left as just another unemployed graduate statistic in Mzansi. His business is thriving and the gentleman is extremely proud.

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Sometimes you have to take a bad situation and turn it into something good. That is exactly what the unemployed graduate did when he started making bricks.

Twitter user @Ndi_Muvenda_ took to his page to share how his brick business is thriving and to let people know that there is always sunshine after a storm. He couldn’t be more proud of the work he is putting out.

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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.

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