“Can I Join the Crew?”: SA Loves Woman’s Friends Fighting to Pay the Bill
- A young woman shared on her TikTok account a video of her friends fighting to pay a bill
- The two friends, a man and a woman, tried to be the first person to have their card reach the Speedpoint
- Many social media users loved the video and hoped to have such friends in their circle
Source: Instagram
In a world where genuine compassion in friendships is often hard to find, witnessing acts of selflessness becomes a rare and cherished sight.
A woman recently captured her friends passionately arguing over who should pay the bill, which intrigued many.
Fighting a good fight
After buying food at a restaurant, people usually argue over splitting the bill. However, one group of friends did the opposite.
Using the TikTok handle @kirstinskulture, a young woman uploaded a fun video of her besties at a drive-thru trying to be the first to get their card to the Speedpoint.
In our current economy, seeing such a post on the For You Page will undoubtedly make you stop and marvel at the generosity!
Watch the video below:
Mzansi loves the generous friends
Several social media users rushed to the comment section, telling fellow app users how they would love to have such friends in their social circle.
@miss_lekang1 told the online community:
"My friends act blind the minute the bill comes."
An intrigued @keabetswechirwa asked:
"Can I join the crew? I am not a fighter."
@nokwandamhlongo_ confessed to online users:
"The way I’d always lose this fight."
@dreadheaded_itu jokingly asked the woman:
"Can I borrow your friends?"
@iintombi_yasembo wrote in the comments:
"It’s not about us having money. It’s about showing genuine love and appreciation."
@modi4sure laughed and said:
"In South Africa, there's no such thing. They excuse themselves to the toilet. Then, boom, a few hours later, no one returns, and the bill is on you."
3 other stories about people paying bills
- A group of friends found a fun and creative way to pay a restaurant's bill.
- A man's friends left him to pay an R18 000 bill after they went out for drinks. Mzansi was understandably in disbelief.
- A man shared that a woman he met online agreed to foot the bill on their first date.
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