“Hustlers Are Never Embarrassed”: Woman Collects Empty Cans at Groove, SA Proud

“Hustlers Are Never Embarrassed”: Woman Collects Empty Cans at Groove, SA Proud

  • An intelligent lady shared a video showing her collecting cans for recycling purposes while at a place of fun
  • The bold lady had plastics ready to carry her mission while also enjoying the vibey place
  • Social media users were quite shocked by the bold move and clapped hands for the lady and her friend for not being ashamed of their hustle
  • Briefly News spoke with Nelisa Sijaji Kamteni, an entrepreneur who understands the hustling business
A TikTok user received a lot of praise for not being shy of how she earns her money
A lady shared a video of her side hustle while at a place of fun. Image: @920428tsaki
Source: TikTok

A hustling babe touched the hearts of many people after sharing a video in which she promoted her side hustle while having a fantastic time in a groove with her friend.

The hun shared the clip on her TikTok account under her user handle, @920428tsaki, and it received 319K views, 17K likes, and almost 800 comments.

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The lady in action at the groove

The video shared by @920428tsaki shows her taking cans from one full black bag to another, ensuring that the bag closes appropriately so she can tie it. With the help of her friend, she takes cans one by one before closing the bag.

Watch the video below:

Hustling is a 24/7 job

Briefly News had the honour of speaking with Nelisa Sijaji Kamteni, the owner of 'Hlumisa Pest Control' and a few other businesses, about hustling as a graduate.

"People should not be ashamed of their hustle wherever they are and with whoever they are with. I graduated many years ago and, unfortunately, was unable to find employment. I've been trying everything I can get my hands on."
"From opening a nanny agency, selling clothes and perfumes. I told myself I wasn't going to sit and fold my hands, waiting for a job to come and that is what has kept me going.

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"I am not ashamed of talking about my businesses in spaces where I am with people I don't know, as that is one way of finding clients. Hustlers have to stay ready, wherever they are."

Mzansi peeps show love and support

After seeing the hustler in action, social media users motivated her to continue and ignore negative people. Others were encouraged to start collecting cans, as not only would they be earning cash, but they would also be saving the planet.

User @Thinthi said:

"Hustlers are never embarrassed. They hustle all the way."

User @Tumelo King96 added:

"My balcony is like a brewery of empty cans, more than five refuse bags waiting for a perfect day to sell them."

User @pops_kt🇿🇦🇿🇦 shared:

"Big up sisters, side hustle🥰🥰."

User @Mnganga❤️commented:

"Imagine the people hired to clean up after? Their excitement not finding much to clean up, win-win 🥹🥹🥹."

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User @Tiisetso said:

"We hustle 24/7. We love grooves, and we love money. So, let's multitask so love 🥰."

User @Mosdefjam1984 noted:

"I'm an Environmental Practitioner (Waste Management), and I'm proud of sisterhood, with recycling 👏👏👏."

Mom shares her hustle working in the evenings for a US company

In another Briefly News article, a lady hustling lady shared how she makes a living by working in the evenings while her family sleeps as a customer representative for a US company.

The post attracted other huns working for international companies to share their stories.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za