“You Deserve a Promotion”: Restaurant Waiter’s Warm Gesture Leaves Bride-To-Be in Tears, SA Moved

“You Deserve a Promotion”: Restaurant Waiter’s Warm Gesture Leaves Bride-To-Be in Tears, SA Moved

  • A kind gesture from a waiter at a fast food establishment and her colleagues directed towards a lady on her celebratory day left Mzansi touched
  • The hun shared her video on the video streaming platform TikTok, receiving blessings from many members of the online community
  • Some called for her employer to realise how special she was, while others were keen on visiting the restaurant
  • Briefly News spoke with Thina Sebenzile, a restaurant waiter at a popular food establishment, on entertaining customers
A lady celebrated her bridal shower at a restaurant and received love from the staff
Mzansi showered a KZN restaurant waiter with praise after hearing her beautiful voice. Image: @nozibusisomtheth6
Source: TikTok

A young lady with a golden voice made a bride-to-be emotional after she sang for her as she celebrated becoming Mrs.

The waitress shared her video on TikTok under her user handle @nozibusisomtheth6, and it went viral, attracting over 331K views and 41K likes.

The moving gesture by the waiter

The clip starts with the waitress singing a popular isiZulu celebratory song, moving toward the bride-to-be and her friends. Her colleagues back her up, and the restaurant patrons join in as others take out their phones to record the emotional bride.

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Watch the video below:

Restaurant waitress speaks about her job

Briefly News had the honour of speaking with Thina Sebenzile, a Spur restaurant waiter, on her job and entertaining customers on their special occasions.

"As part of our job, we must entertain our customers on their special days, whether it is birthday celebrations, parties or even baby showers. That is why it is important for one to love working with people; the job equires love , care, and passion."

Thina shared how much respect she has for her job and co-workers.

"I don't want to lie; the job can be very demanding and exhausting, but seeing a customer's reaction to your entertainment makes it worthwhile."
"Before joining the company I didn't know how much work the waiters job entails. Now that I know, I have so much respect for eeryone in the frield.

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SA calls for the waiter to be recognised

Over 1.1K online community members thanked the waiter for making the lady's bridal shower extra special. Some promised to visit the restaurant to see her in action, and others called for her manager to give her a raise.

User @Lisa said:

"Mr Brown is about to full because we're coming. We just want this beautiful soul to sing for us❤️🤭😭"

User @ThembyTeeCeeCele shared:

"You deserve a raise cz sonke sobe sifuna wena manje 🤞🏾❤️"

User @stufu💞noted:

"You deserve promotion abantu bazoza lapho ngoba befuna ukubona wena 🥰🥰"

User @Mrs MG❤️ asked:

"No, guys where are you located, sisi? I really want you to sing for me, also 🥰You're doing this with a pure heart."

User @Motloungomosehlana added:

"She started a trend that is going to be done at different restaurants 🥰🥰🥰🥰... May God bless you abundantly."

User @Sego👑said:

"Her singing, her spirit 🥰😍 We love you siyi country my darling."

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Cape Town waiter receives R10k tip from customer

In another Briefly News article, a restaurant server could not believe his eyes after a customer tipped him R10 000 to show appreciation for his excellent service.

The post left social media users touched, thanking the gentleman for his kind gesture.

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

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