TikTok Video of Fed-Up Customer Walking KFC Drive-Thru Has Mzansi in Stitches: "You're Giving Us Ideas Here"

TikTok Video of Fed-Up Customer Walking KFC Drive-Thru Has Mzansi in Stitches: "You're Giving Us Ideas Here"

  • After being tired of waiting to be served inside, a young woman and her friends decided to order their food on foot at a KFC drive-thru
  • The chicken shop employees were not pleased and urged her to fetch her car, much to her annoyance and disappointment
  • Unshaken, her friend drove next to her, and she still got her order while in the drive-thru, much to the laughter of Mzansi

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An unhappy KFC customer walked through the drive-thru to get her order.
A video shows how a woman and her friend took matters into their own hands when they took to a KFC drive-thru after waiting too long inside to get their order. Image: @lelona.daweti/@slimkat.matenda
Source: TikTok

Normally people drive through drive-thrus, but a young man went viral for walking through KFC's drive-thru!

In a four-minute clip, @slimkat.matenda shared how he and his friend @lelona.daweti decided to walk through KFC behind other cars.

Fed-up customer walks through KFC

The caption read:

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"We walked into KFC, and it was so full, so this guy decided we should walk through."

Before they placed their orders at KFC, the young folk engaged in small talk.

@lelona.daweti placed her order, and when it was time to collect her order, she was told that she couldn't get it because he was walking.

She disagreed with the workers and explained that it was full inside, so she parked her car and decided to walk.

The employees were not having it, so moghel was forced to give her car keys to her friends.

@Lelona.daweti seemed heartbroken that her plan failed, but she did not give up.

Instead, she walked alongside the car and pays for her order.

She walked next to the car and got the food this way!

The final caption is a tongue-in-cheek expression of victory.

"Still got the food by walking tho!"

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Watch the video here:

Netizens love TikTokker's creativity

Mzansi lit the comment section with very colourful comments, suggestions and pointers.

One netizen was impressed by the young lady's manners as she placed an order at KFC.

Tshiamo Bontle Ndebe said:

"Nothing is cuter than a young woman who has respect. Please and thank you come a long way."

Communication Student poked fun at how notoriously slow KFC's drive-thru service was. She said:

"Praying for you guys to have an actual drive-thru."

User4081756322875 couldn't believe how dumb KFC was. She remarked:

"Hebathong. Batho ba KFC ba dom. You didn't even get in the car but still paid."

White Heart wondered why cars even matter at this stage.

"Bathong, why does it matter if there's a car or not?"

Lindanajijana noted creativity. She commented:

"Like, you're giving us ideas here."

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The men, who are said to be from Ficksburg in the Free State, we're shown casually ordering meals while riding the backs of their horses.

The country applauded the men and Lauded the beauty of belonging to the Basotho tribe.

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

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