Boy Roasts Mom for Packing a “Terrible Sandwich” on 1st Day of Kindergarten, Video Goes Viral With 9.5m Views

Boy Roasts Mom for Packing a “Terrible Sandwich” on 1st Day of Kindergarten, Video Goes Viral With 9.5m Views

  • One little boy was not pleased with his lunch on his first day of school so it was the first thing he told his mom
  • Ricki Weisberg is the mom who packed the “terrible sandwich” and shared the clip on social media for everyone to see
  • People love the innocent honesty of the kid and are begging Ricki to spill what it was she put on that sarmie

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We have all opened put lunchbox and wondered what we did to deserve the odd sarmie we got, lol. One young boy was not about to let it slide when his mother packed him a below-par sandwich for his first day of school, and people cannot get enough of his honesty.

Ricki Weisberg and her son before he told her she made a terrible sandwich
Ricki Weisberg has gone viral for being the mom who gave her son a "terrible sandwich" on his first day of school. Image: Twitter / Ricki Weisberg
Source: Twitter

While one should always be grateful for food… getting a peanut butter and pickle sarmie, for instance, is just not going to add that ray of sunshine to your day, lol.

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Twitter user Ricki Weisberg has come forward and owned the fact that she is the mom who had her son stepping off the bus on his first day of school and the first thing that came out of his mouth was, “Mommy, terrible sandwich by the way.”

The hilarious clip has gone viral with over 9.5 million views on TikTok and 7.5 million views on Twitter! People just love the innocent honesty of the lil man!

Social media users need to know what was on that sandwich

While some were surprised that the guy got lunch the next day, let alone got the calm response that he did, most are just interested in what was on the sandwich that had or little man tripping, lol.

Take a look at some of the hilarious reactions to the clip:

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@TyWomack11 said:

“If I said this to my mom, the next day it would have been air inside that brown paper bag when I opened it for lunch.”

@steveerayne said:

“Please, I desperately need to know what kind of sandwich it was and what exactly was his issue with it? Sandwiches are usually safe even for picky eaters…I gotta know ”

@LoLo_DCraised said:

“Let me guess, tuna fish on rye. I have bad memories about tuna fish on rye…”

@Bashbash936 said:

@ockkavelli said:

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In related news, Briefly News reported that parents are taking chances doing viral challenges with their brutally honest babies, lol. One mother learnt her lesson when she tried the passing the phone challenge with her little man.

The passing the phone challenge has a parent dissing their child and then passing the hypothetical mic to them to have their turn at roasting their parent. It backfired hard on this momma.

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Twitter user @Rathipa_Rampedi shared a clip showing a mother who did the challenge with her boy. Not only did he call her fat, the boy told the mother she was broke too. Lol, the baby boy got deep!

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.