“He’s Not Used to Doing Groceries”: Man’s Pace During Shoprite’s Trolley Dash Has SA Disappointed

“He’s Not Used to Doing Groceries”: Man’s Pace During Shoprite’s Trolley Dash Has SA Disappointed

  • A man was filmed during a trolley dash at a Shoprite store, but his lack of strategy and speed left social media users disappointed
  • The clip was shared on the video streaming platform TikTok, where it received massive views and comments from viewers who shared their opinions
  • Social media users were both disappointed and amused, with many questioning his shopping skills and his choice of groceries.
The man listened to the people who guided him on where to go
A man won the trolley dash competition and filled his trolley with chicken, rice, oil and maize meal. image: @mayfieldsquare
Source: TikTok

A local man left social media users in a mix of laughter and disbelief after a video of him during a trolley dash at a local Shoprite store was shared online.

The clip, shared by TikTok user @mayfieldsquare, garnered massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who criticised him, and others who found the whole experience amusing.

The video begins as the shopper prepares for the trolley dash race. The man, who is not very fast, goes straight to the 10kg maize meal section and takes three bags before moving to take two bags of 10kg rice. The people around him, who are rooting for him, start to realise that he is too slow and motivate him to run to the meat section.

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The Shoprite fill-a-trolley challenge

He gets to the deep freezer section and takes three bags of 5kg chicken portions from the deep freezer. Before leaving, he is advised to take 5kg drumsticks by those who are cheering him on, and he takes three.

He then runs to the cooking oil section and gets six 5-litre bottles. As he is about to move, he is shown a 10kg bag of sugar, which he quickly grabs.

Others jokingly said it was clear that he wasn't used to doing groceries
The man's pace disappointed many social media users who said he was cruising: Image: Meeko Media
Source: Getty Images

SA debates the man's shopping strategy

The man’s lack of speed and shopping strategy was a huge source of amusement for the people who were cheering him on, and many viewers online. Many said they could tell that he was not used to shopping, questioning his strategy, but others argued that he did well.

Some asked if appliances were excluded from the game, saying that they were only people going for food. Others said that maize meal would have been the last thing on their minds, saying that the man's trolley could not move properly because of its heaviness.

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User @bongee said:

"He is very slow, but did so well."

User @ayyanda.n shared:

"Labantu abarasayo (the people shouting) are disturbing him."

User @Fatso commented:

"The problem is that the people who are screaming are confusing the guy

User @Spucky kuhlase added:

"I'm very much disappointed in him🥺."

User @Ayandiswa Poni commented:

"Akaqhelenga ukwenza grocer lomntu, yoh (this man is not used to doing groceries)."

User @Tsepo Welcome

"Nailed it🔥."

Watch the TikTok video below:

3 Briefly News articles about Shoprite

  • A Shoprite employee shared his remarkable career advancement, which started with him being a grocery general assistant and progressed to being a sales manager.
  • A local woman walked into Shoprite with just R30 looking for something to eat, and came out with a full lunch and dessert, leaving online viewers impressed.
  • A young lady showed off her R199 grocery hamper from Shoprite, which included a pack of noodles, flour, salt, dry yeast, milk, sugar, and many other items.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za