Mzansi Ladies Dish on Whether They Would Foot Bill for Meal During Date or Not if Bae Is Unable to Pay

Mzansi Ladies Dish on Whether They Would Foot Bill for Meal During Date or Not if Bae Is Unable to Pay

  • South African ladies shared their thoughts about whether they would pay for their date if bae forgot his wallet
  • Many women admitted that they would pay and offered heart-warming as well as logical reasons for their responses
  • Some who said that they would pay owned up to the fact that they would do so unwillingly while the men who commented didn't trust the ladies' replies

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When Mzansi women were faced with the question of whether they would foot the bill while on a date if their men suddenly couldn't, many admitted that they would.

Briefly News posed the question online with a scenario:

"It’s time to pay the bill and he says, 'OMG, I forgot my wallet.' Would you pay for him if you thought he was sincere and liked you? Why? "

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Women weighed in on whether they would pay for their date or not if bae suddenly couldn't. Image: Getty Images
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Many of the ladies who responded to the question on Facebook agreed that they would pay for the bill. Some gave touching reasons while others admitted that they would pay reluctantly. The men who commented didn't trust that the ladies were sincere.

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Susan Jabavu said:

"I would pay but the next date it's on him or else will both wash dishes in that restaurant."

Tebogo Maluleke said:

"Will definitely pay, whether we make it or not to another date. I also have a financial role to play in a relationship."

Karabo Brown said:

"I would but why do you forget your wallet if you knew you taking me out‍♀️ especially if you were the one that initiated it aowa hleng."

Tarndokuhle Bekwa said:

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"I would if he was ordering reasonable priced foods, but this one busy with expensive sh*t its like he did it on purpose. Pay half and he'll sort out the rest."

Nini Magazi said:

"Pay and disappear. Not worth your time. He is going to forget birthdays, anniversaries, pouring petrol etc. Besides 2022 you need no wallet to pay. ‍♀️ ‍♀️ ‍♀️"

Woman skips out on R733 petrol bill, amount to be deducted from attendant’s salary, Mzansi steps up to help

In a contrasting incident, Briefly News reported that South African online users were appalled to learn about a woman who skipped out on paying her petrol bill after a recent visit to the petrol filling station. Her dishonesty did not only disappoint many but has also cost the petrol attendant who assisted her a large chunk of his next salary.

Online user @nomashishini shared details of the incident on a Twitter post, revealing that the woman in question had said she forgot her wallet home when it was time to pay the R733,10 bill.

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"“A lady driving Silver/grey Ford Fiesta ref: DV99XBGP went to shell garage New road Midrand poured petrol worth R733.10 when it was time to pay she said she forgot her wallet. She never went back to pay. She must go pay the money that was deducted on the petrol attendant’s salary,” the tweet read.

Saffas were quick to respond to the post with their views and comments. Some expressed their disappointment in the woman and others shared suggestions on how the situation should be handled.

Source: Briefly News

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Nina Dhlamini Nina Dhlamini is an experienced writer; she cooperated with Briefly News as a Human Interest writer in 2022. Nina holds a BCom advanced diploma in Business management, and was studying in Midrand Graduate Institute (2005-2008). Before Briefly News, she’s been working for YATI MARKETING (2018), UNITED HOLDINGS (2020), SHUTER&SHOOTER and CHERRY DIGITAL PR AGENCY(2021).