Viral Video of Money Printing Machine Has Mzansi Writing Letters to Santa Begging for Their Own

• A video of a machine literally producing money left South Africans amazed as they wondered where to buy one
• Tweeps were in awe of how it created countless notes of the South African currency within seconds
• People had various reactions with many making speculations about what the machine was doing

Online users couldn't help but crack jokes after seeing a device casually print South African rands. Peeps flooded the comments with their guesses of what was happening.

The money coming out of the machine looked convincing as real money. Some netizens were convinced that it was not a counterfeit money-printing machine.

Money printing machine amazes South Africa

A video shared on Twitter by @kheswa shows a machine printing money. People were gobsmacked by the machine that printed what looks like real money.

Read also

Mom impresses with son's cool electronic piggy bank, SA amused that he keeps machine's secret pin from her

Online users had jokes asking where they can get the machine. People flooded the comments trying to find out where they can get it. Others were trying to figure out if they were counting or printing money in the video. The person who posted the clip replied saying she thinks it is printing.

@Dawn_stha commented:

"It's printing the money already cut and money comes out the machine in all directions (back, front, upside down)....guys please buy it and give us a review of its use in your home. And include where do you get the special printing paper and ink. "

@Burnnie_ commented:

"Where can I secure one of these?"

@Mamokete_R commented:

"Where’s this? I want to report them."

@AlwaysHarvey commented:

"Where can I get this microwave please?"

Read also

Video of awkward public proposal has Mzansi cringing over woman's reaction, "Something is wrong here"

@FormerlyAwks commented:

"That’s definitely not a printer. it’s real notes. Someone is still about to be scammed though."

@_BMashilo commented:

"Are they printing or withdrawing?"

"Phala Phala jr": Man advises SA to save R15k from monthly pay, peeps roast him

Briefly News previously reported that one person got in trouble after sharing unrealistic finance tips. Peeps couldn't help but make fun of his suggestion

People were open about his advice being useless and people amazed he thought he was helping.

A Twitter picture caused a commotion as a gent @phathujohnson showed off all the money he saved and decided to give people a financial tip.

Source: Briefly News