“Saving This for This for Friday”: Man Celebrates First Payday of the New Year, SA Entertained
- A man could not contain his excitement after seeing his January salary reflected on his account, so he decided to let the world know
- The humorous gent asked the digital assistant what thank you meant in a foreign language and shouted it after it was shared
- Social media users found the clip hilarious, taking to the comments section to share how excited they are for their salaries
Source: TikTok
After the early salary payment in December, January always strains South Africans, who find it hard to cope as schools re-opening also put a financial strain on them.
A local gent shared a video on his TikTok account, under the handle @ntokozokruger, celebrating his first salary of the new year after the silly season's expenditure.
Celebrating payday differently
In the video, the man, dressed in his general worker uniform, stands by an open office window. Excited, he asks Soro on his phone to say, 'I got paid' in Portuguese, and the digital assistance app responds with 'Eu fui pago/a.' He enthusiastically shouts out the window and translates back into English.
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Watch the video below:
Mzansi loves the humourous man
The clip attracted over r475K views and hundreds of comments from social media users who could not get enough of the man's funny post. Many expressed that they were eagerly awaiting their salaries; others advised the guy not to blow it away.
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User @Puseletso said;
"Sending my Portugues boss uzohleka."
User @the eagle shared
"This guy is gonna ask in all languages h trend."
User @Thabiso Silangwe🇿🇦 added:
"Saving this video for my book allowance😭😭😭."
User @Clink Ngobeni said:
"I thought we have an agreement that will behave this year 🤣🤣🤣."
User @Sbusiso Mhlongo commented:
"I worked for that company my brother, good company. My grandpa is Mabaso, he was a crane operator there. Salute razo."
User @dzunisean joked:
"The one who's gon finish the money is laughing at the background."
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- A financial manager boasted about his R84 000 salary, leaving Mzansi asking which course he took to earn such a huge amount.
- A local man broke down his monthly expenses and sought advice from social media users on how to stretch his R8000 salary.
- A security guard flexed her January salary, informing those who look down on her job that she was happy and going out to spoil herself.
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