“Wena That’s a Car Nyana”: Man Shows Amount of Money He Spent in December, SA in Disbelief
- One content creator revealed on TikTok the amount of money in December, and he is filled with regrets
- His viral clip shows a bank statement and him downing liquor, wishing he could undo his spending
- Netizens are stunned by his spending spree and some mentioned what they would have done with the money
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Ja, January is hitting harder than ever, and one man is feeling the full force of his festive spending.
Man hit with January blues
Taking to TikTok, he @mphonkake shared his jaw-dropping holiday expenses. A cool R92,000 and the regret is written all over his face.
He included a screenshot of his bank statement while hilariously downing liquor. His caption says it all:
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“Yhoo I wish I could turn back the time 😭😭😭 because why did I spend so much money?”
How to survive January after splurging in December
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According to financial experts, here is how you can bounce back in January after overspending in December.
- Evaluate Your Finances: Take stock of your current financial situation, including income, expenses, and any leftover debt.
- Set a January Budget: Plan your spending carefully this month, focusing only on essentials to regain control.
- Adopt Frugal Habits: Cut back on unnecessary expenses – cook at home, skip luxuries, and embrace low-cost living.
- Declutter and Sell: Turn unused items into cash by selling them online or hosting a garage sale.
- Explore Side Hustles: Look for small gigs or freelance opportunities to bring in extra money.
- Ask for Help: If things get too tight, don’t hesitate to reach out to friends, family, or financial advisors for guidance.
Watch the video below:
Netizens were floored by the amount, flooding the comments with a mix of shock, jokes, and similar testimonies.
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See a few reactions below:
@seloanemanana said:
"Wena that’s a car nyana. 😭😭 Tazz nyana. 😭😭"
@Skhomo typed:
"Tjeerr, mine is there too boma 80 something."
@athi'ssidechick joked:
"Okay next time I'm coming with you ngeke phela. 😭"
@russ_mars_ posted:
"Bothata keore o hidile di savings.This person is a millionaire."
@Avela. mentioned:
"To us who survived the whole December drunk without spending a lot of money because of imigidi & rich cousins. 😭"
@Rethabile stated:
"😭 Bathong wena?"
@Oralo shared:
"I was checking mine today and I was like 'njani'. 😭😭😭😭"
@manhater756 added:
"Apparently, I spent R17k on entertainment. Don’t understand because I’m unemployed. 😭🫵"
3 Big spenders get candid about finances
- A woman’s R4,000 monthly budget has sparked debate on social media, with her detailed breakdown of expenses.
- Another woman took to TikTok to share her monthly expenses of R8,990 and revealed where the bulk of the budget is going.
- A self-proclaimed broke girl proved how she went through R94,000 in 5 months, by sharing screenshots of her expenditure.
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Source: Briefly News