"Great Job": Man’s Slow Yet Impressive Trolley Dash Leaves Mzansi Raving
- A man’s calm and calculated approach during a supermarket trolley dash left South Africans amazed and entertained
- His carefully selected mix of essentials, meats, and frozen goods showed surprising strategy despite his unusually slow pace
- The clip sparked humorous praise online, with many viewers celebrating his effort and dubbing him a standout "present dad"
A South African man has become an unexpected online sensation after completing one of the slowest yet most impressive trolley dashes viewers have seen.

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The video, which has been doing the rounds on social media, shows the gentleman calmly making his way through a supermarket aisle, but what truly stunned Mzansi was how much he managed to stack into his trolley despite his relaxed pace.
In the clip, shared on Facebook by Alex Mall, the man moved with remarkable composure as he loaded his trolley with a wide range of groceries. He started with everyday essentials such as onions, tomatoes and potatoes, before moving on to an impressive assortment of meat.

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Viewers noticed that he didn’t stick to just one protein, the man grabbed everything from chicken to beef and lamb, filling the bottom and middle sections of the trolley with sizable cuts.
He didn’t stop there. The video that was uploaded on 14 November 2025 showcased the gent adding frozen foods, yoghurt and other household staples, making sure not a single gap in the trolley went unused. By the end of the dash, his trolley was stacked to the brim, leaving many South Africans shocked at how much he managed to collect without rushing.
What set this trolley dash apart from others was the man’s pace. While most participants sprint through aisles in a frenzy, he remained unbothered, almost strolling, yet still gathered more items than the average participant.
Mzansi users couldn’t help but shower him with praise, and many called his approach strategic and admirable. In the comments, viewers jokingly labelled him "present dad," applauding what they described as a responsible father figure making sure his family is well-stocked for the festive season.

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The Alex Mall's viral clip has since sparked a light-hearted conversation online, with many debating whether speed matters at all if the trolley ends up overflowing.

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SA chimes in on the trolley dash video
The online community took to the comments section to express their thoughts on the man's participation in the trolley dash, saying:
Kefilwe Fifi Mokwena-B said:
"This is a present, Dad, he is just thinking about lunch box."
Ramals Nick added:
"From the entrance, I am running straight to the back meat fridge and come back with starch line, the store manager will regret."
Nemaguvhuni Mphow G'Raca replied:
"Daddy for kids smart kids lunch box and breakfast Mina Minw would have been running kode winele nyama."
Rirhandzu Makhubela expressed:
"Great job, it's my first time seeing a trolley dash winner taking fruits or vegetables."
Mokhwiti Aloycias Kekana commented:
"You can see that he is not one of those men who do groceries. Men who do groceries know what to take and where to go in the shop if they want something."

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More Briefly News trolley dash stories
- South Africans were entertained as a woman named Nthabiseng made the most of her one-minute "Spring trolley dash" shopping challenge.
- Mzansi social media users have been buzzing after a video of a woman participating in a lively trolley dash challenge went viral.
- A heartwarming act of spontaneous generosity went viral, showcasing a moment of kindness between a man and a stranger in a Cape Town supermarket.
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