“This Guy Has a Point”: Petrol Attendant Warns Motorist Against Dating Women With Cars, SA’s Amused
- A humorous exchange between a petrol attendant and a customer sparked laughter online as the attendant joked about women drivers and the amounts of petrol they pour
- The attendant's lighthearted comments left him and the customer laughing in the video that was shared on TikTok shared
- The clip resonated with many viewers, sparking massive giggles on social media as many female drivers did not deny what the attendant was saying
- Briefly News spoke with Tinashe Mudzingwa, a petrol attendant at an Engen garage. about their busy times
Source: TikTok
A lighthearted moment at a local petrol station where an attendant humorously advised a male customer on who to and not to date warmed many hearts and created jokes online.
The video, shared on TikTok by user @ice_cage, gained much attention for its funny take on everyday interactions at petrol stations.
Petrol attendant dishes advice
The clip begins with a cheerful petrol attendant conversing with a male customer as he refuels the car. With a cheeky smile, the attendant advises the driver to date women with no vehicles rather than those with them, saying they often pour petrol ranging from R50.
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The attendant and the customer burst into laughter as he continued to elaborate, joking that women drivers always find creative excuses to avoid filling their tanks.
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Busiest days at local filling stations
We had the pleasure of speaking with Tinashe Mudzingwa, an employee at a local Engen garage in Cape Town, about the busiest days in his workplace and the typical amounts of fuel customers purchase.
"Our station gets the busiest from the 25 up to just a few days after a new month as most people are paid and would normally fill their tanks to capacity. We also get busy the day before the fuel is about to go up.
We sometimes see a large influx of customers around the 15th, but since we are not the only fuel station in the area, the inflow around that time is inconsistent."
We asked him who mostly buys petrol between men and women and he said:
"It depends, but most of the customers I've served are men, and they mostly put petrol in larger amounts as some drive cars with big tanks. Some women would fill their tanks to full around and come around for smaller amounts during the course of the month."
Mzansi loves the humourous petrol attendant
The video amused social media users, primarily female drivers who related to the petrol attendant's remarks and shared their experiences pouring small amounts of petrol. Some mentioned only pouring full tanks when using their husbands' or boyfriends' cards or with them.
User @Dee shared:
"I put petrol ⛽️at the same garage. All the time I put R200 the end up not asking me they just say sesi wa R200 open🤣🤣."
User @Erickmabohokwindamulaudzi said:
"Lol, but this guy has point. They look financial fine until you date them. I know 😂."
User @nano_kutz added:
"That's true shame, I only found out gore full tank yaka ke bokae last week because I was traveling Ling distance. Otherwise ke di R150 -200 forever 😂😂."
User @TMPD commented:
"That’s why I let my man refill my tank or he gives me his card to refill… it is very hard for me pay with my own money 🤣🤣."
User @Vanessaknow shared:
"He’s not lying though….in my case💀."
User @theegem added:
"Some of us drive small cars hle🥺…a little goes a long way. We know our cars 😂."
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Source: Briefly News
