“Oh What a Motivation”: Cashier Inspires With Car Purchase, Netizens Share Praise and Positivity

• A cashier whipped up a spirit of motivation after a clip of her purchasing a new car at a dealership was shared
• The video, posted by the man who helped sell the car, took place in Hatfield with the lady still in her uniform
• South Africans sent positive comments and shared praise for the inspirational purchase, while others were interested in the car
• Briefly News spoke to Rayden, a man who works at Game and shared his views on buying a car while working in retail

South Africans love a feel-good story and this one is no different. A cashier had Mzansi feeling inspired after purchasing a new car at a dealership. The woman purchased the car in Hatfield and was rocking her uniform when she did it.

Pedestrian life ends

TikTokker kg_drive shared the video of the events. It starts with the lady proudly sitting in her car and taking a pic of the person who sold the vehicle. It then shows her signing the contract for the new whip and lastly, her in front of the brand-new ride with a big red bow placed on top of it.

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See the clip below:

A dream for many

One thing a person can deduce from the clip and comments is that it's very difficult for a cashier or most people working in retail to purchase. According to Thol'ispane, entry-level cashier gigs pay between R3,500 and R5,500 per month, making it incredibly difficult to purchase a car via monthly instalments.

The fact that the lady was able to do so is deeply inspirational to many people because most South Africans aren't able to earn so much. South Africans applauded with happy-looking woman for her impressive achievement, with many showering her with congratulations.

Briefly News spoke to Rayden, a man who works in retail at Game. He said:

"When it comes to salaries, retail is not it. When it comes to dealerships you need a salary of R10k or R12k and above. And unless you're working in retail, it's very difficult. Some people I work with who are 40 and 50, cannot take a car out"

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Read the wholesome comments below:

Nolu Skhosana said:

"It’s possible black child 🤞🏽🕯️😇🙏🏽 Congratulations Sesi."

Brenda Mahlangu mentioned:

"Wow, I used to work with her at ShopRite congratulations Gontse🥰🥰"

MathapsN@2 commented:

"Haao Mr heartbeat well done to the lady and you🔥"

kelebza'MMM✨🌼 posted:

"I'm so proud and happy for you stranger 🥳🎉"

carmy posted:

"Wow wow this is so beautiful to see Sana ❤️ Many more blessings your way love."

ladyP shared:

"Who said retail doesn't pay enough? Congrats baby girl 😘"

thelima said:

"Congratulations dear phakamisa ama right brand 🎉"

Mabrrr🤪 said:

"God is great 🥰 Congratulation stranger 🥰"

Precious Mamacita mentioned:

"I'm so inspired congratulations lala ❤️🥳"

More feel-good stories from Briefly News

• Briefly News previously reported that a Mzansi stokvel is making it happen by helping members buy bricks for each other. A clip shared by @iphakisitani.lal on TikTok showed a yard full of bricks and a woman proudly flexed her pride being a member of such a rewarding stokvel.
• When it comes to lobola negotiations, there are certain levels of expectations among the two families. Not familiar with the culture, a curious Afrikaans man had a humorous question about lobola he addressed to social media users.
• A local man's inspiring journey from petrol attendant to a medical practice captured the attention of thousands, showing that perseverance leads to success.

Source: Briefly News