“500 Grams a Day Is Too Less”: Domestic Worker Shows Off Her Unique Promototion at Work

“500 Grams a Day Is Too Less”: Domestic Worker Shows Off Her Unique Promototion at Work

  • A domestic worker and content creator known for her humorous TikTok videos shared how she received an unusual promotion at her workplace
  • The woman, known as the 'mop driver with a code 24 license', revealed that her employers upgraded her daily pap allowance from 500g to 10kg after learning about her appetite
  • South African netizens found the situation hilarious, with many relating to her love for pap and celebrating her authentic nature
A woman's post went viral.
A woman shared a video showing how she got promoted at work. Mzansi couldn't help but relate. Images: @mamkhomanzigraceb
Source: TikTok

A woman's unique workplace promotion has left social media users in stitches after she revealed what her employers did for her. Content creator @mamkhomanzigraceb, known for sharing entertaining content about her life as a domestic worker and being dubbed the 'mop driver with a code 24 license', posted a video explaining her special advancement at work.

The TikTok video shows the creator explaining how her employers initially told her she could eat anything from their fridge. However, being particular about her food preferences, she informed them that she needed pap daily. Her employers, showing consideration for her health, bought her 500g of yellow mealie meal.

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The situation took an amusing turn when they noticed she was finishing the entire packet daily, leading to her promotion. From a 500g of Polenta to an upgraded 10kg bag of White Star maize meal.

Watch the TikTok video below.

Pap in South African culture

Pap holds a special place in South African cuisine as a versatile staple food. Made from a maize meal, this porridge-like dish can be prepared in various consistencies and enjoyed throughout the day.

Its popularity stems from its affordability and cultural significance, making it a cornerstone of many South African households' daily meals.

A woman's post went viral.
One domestic worker shared a video showing how she got promoted from polenta to white star maize meal. Images: @mamkhomanzigraceb
Source: TikTok

Mzansi reacts to the promotion

@Nya expressed joy for the creator:

"I am so happy for you Zah...500g of Polenta doesn't last."

@Gigi questioned with amusement:

"All this time you have been making polenta dizzy?🤣"

@Christinah 🤍 celebrated:

"What a promotion !! Congratulations! 😭🤣"

@Priscilla admitted:

"I really thought we are going to the office 😄"

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@✨♥️Candycrush♥️🍭 shared:

"The way I was listening so attentively then boom impuphu😂😂😂😂Zah you made my day."

@Phumzile 🇿🇦 confessed:

"I wish you big success but I won't lie I really thought you are leaving the kids 🙆‍♀️I was soo scared."

@nthaby related:

"I am also promoted from 1kg to 2,5kg!"

Similar heartwarming domestic worker stories

  • Briefly News recently reported on a domestic worker's genuine approach to securing employment with a wealthy family that captured Mzansi's attention, with her Woolworths encounter leading to an unexpected job opportunity.
  • One woman's inspirational journey from domestic worker to financial administrator showcased the power of seizing opportunities and maintaining faith, touching many South Africans' hearts.
  • A viral TikTok video featuring a fun dance-off between an employer and his domestic worker to Makhadzi's hit song delighted social media users.

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Source: Briefly News

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a versatile writer and editor with expertise across platforms. Currently a human interest writer at Briefly News, she began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later specialized in professional documents at Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za