“Imagine Being Nice to People the Whole Day”: Mzansi Amused by Gent Ghosting Boss After Securing Job

• A Mzansi gent could not handle his job as a waiter because of the exhausting demands and ghosted his bosses 
• Vuyo Sibande explained his unpleasant two-week journey and why he had to drop the job without any notice
• Mzansi understood where he was coming from and praised him for making it to two weeks
• Briefly News reached out to a young waiter with six years of experience to hear some of the challenges she faced in the hospitality industry and how to overcome them

A South African gentleman, Vuyo Sibande, shared why he resigned after working as a waiter for two weeks. Sibande expressed that the job was way too demanding for him to handle.

After sharing the challenges, the gent exposed the dark side of working at a restaurant and amazed the country.

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Mzansi man resigns as waiter after 2 weeks

A South African man shared the brutal side of the hospitality industry after working for two weeks. Vuyo Sibande was ecstatic when he secured a job as a waiter but immediately regretted applying after realising the challenges he had to face.

Sibande explained that the job is not as easy as it looks:

“Waiters have it really tough. Don’t think it’s easy just because you see them floating around on the floor."

The gent shared that the customers control their salary and have to keep a neutral attitude even when a customer is rude. Sibande also complained about the training being too relaxed and inadequate as he was thrown into the deep end on his first day:

“As soon as I got the job, the first thing they did was give me the menu, and they said I needed to learn it, which was impossible. The ordering process when you are a waiter is nuts.”

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South Africa amused by gent quitting work after 2 weeks 

Briefly News reached out to a young waiter with six years of experience, Ziyanda Duba, to hear some of the challenges she faced in the hospitality industry:

“Being a waitress is nice and tough sometimes, especially when dealing with difficult customers, sometimes you would get customers who complain about everything or are just plain rude. What I do is stay calm, listen to them, and then make sure I sincerely apologise for any inconvenience and try to make them feel happy.

"I never take things personally, even though they may affect me during the shift but I keep my smile always and never argue with the customer or just call the manager when I see that it’s not in my control.”

The gentleman shared his rant on TikTok, where Mzansi sympathised with him and related to his story:

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@💝too could not handle being a waiter:

"I was once a waiter for 4 hours, left during lunch and never looked back."

@jackieramadu could only imagine the human interaction:

"Imagine being nice to people the whole day."

@Saiko could never serve for a living:

"I could never be a waiter. I'd keep asking the customer to keep repeating their order."

@YT: Denzel Mud was filled with rage:

"I knew it wasn't for me when I didn't even feel pressure, just anger."

Mzansi loses it after DJ shows off R2m bill from restaurant

Briefly News also reported that a DJ and his friend went out to a restaurant and ran up the bill to the point where. South Africans were gagged The gents showed off the R2 000 000 bill on TikTok, where many made up scenarios of how the numbers escalated like that.

Some social media users did not buy the con and pointed out that the clip was staged for content and it worked.

Source: Briefly News