Man Stashes Cash Savings in Travel Bag, SA Debates Source of Tons of Money
- One man in a video showed people the amount of money that he saved and put inside a simple bag
- The video of the man got lots of attention on social media as people speculated about the source of the money
- Netizens defended the man when some went wild with theories that the money was acquired illegally
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A man in a video left people amazed by the amount of money he set aside. The man used a unique cash-saving container, a travel bag.
The video of the man has more than 300,000 views. Netizens commented on the post and shared their takes as the man was accused of pulling off a heist.
Man's savings make people suspicious
A video shared by @lebona_cabonena on X shows a man taking out notes of cash in a large travel bag. The X user captions the clip, accusing the gent of pulling off a CIT heist. Watch the clip of the bag full of money below:
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SA defends man's savings
Online users were not pleased with the caption of the video. Many identified the man as a producer and artist who makes enough money to save big. Read the comments:
@Talent88127412 said:
"Let me step in to defend him. He is a producer of the well-known greatest Tsonga artist ."
@BennyMayengani added:
"Tsonga people often show their appreciation by throwing money at artists they admire while they’re performing on stage. This is honest, clean money!"
@ThisIzNino added:
"This is Hlavu The Gupta, a Tsonga producer and artist. He produces and DJs for Benny Mayengani. He actually makes more than this.. Not every black person with money is a criminal... Mlungu."
@KhozaLungi80856 argued:
"The way this money looks fresh, it seems like it was taken from the bank and straight to that bag."
@ThembarifumoS hit back:
"That one is not heist money but money from supporters. He's an artist."
4 other big savers
- Online users often get inspired when people save, and one man put some cash aside every day to fund his Dezemba.
- Another man went hard with his savings by collecting his money for four years in a water tank.
- One agent didn't need a full year to save thousands in rands, and he showed off his loot after mere months.
- People were in awe that a man was able to use his Checkers card to save more than R10 000.
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