South African Man Shares Picture of Rotten Food, Claims He Needs a Girlfriend: Mzansi Says He Needs a Bin

South African Man Shares Picture of Rotten Food, Claims He Needs a Girlfriend: Mzansi Says He Needs a Bin

  • A man admitted to being bad with letting food go rotten, but Mzansi wasn't buying his excuse
  • Twitter user @CeboLatha shared a picture of all the rotten food he let pile up, claiming he needs a bae
  • Mzansi let the man know that he just needs to plan better, being single is not his issue

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Some men just can't fend for themselves and need a woman to make sure they are fed. This man admitted that his food goes off because he needs a girlfriend to cook it for him, and Mzansi thought that was an unacceptable excuse for letting so much food rot.

Twitter user @CeboLatha shared a picture of all the rotten food in his fridge, claiming he needs a bae
Twitter user @CeboLatha shared a picture of all the rotten food that piled up, claiming he needs a bae. Image: Twitter / @CeboLatha
Source: Twitter

Cooking is a basic survival skill, however, even though some know how to do it, they'd much prefer someone else doing it for them.

Mzansi man shares picture of his rotten food

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Twitter user @CeboLatha shared a picture of a bunch of moulded food. The man claims that this happens often, and it is because he needs a woman in his life to help him use it.

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“Another reason why I need a girlfriend, this food keeps getting spoiled.”

South Africans gag over the spoiled food while roasting the man

People were not pleased with the man's waste. Food is expensive, and people are starving! They told him to plan better and be responsible and that the issue does not lie in his being single.

Read some of the spicy comments:

@Luu_Matinjwa said:

“Why keep KFC soup?”

@Dadddy_K said:

“Consider doing weekly grocery shopping instead of monthly or identify someone needy to donate to before the food spoils. Not sure about the GF idea.”

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@FinestZungu_ said:

“You don't need a girlfriend, you need a dustbin bafo.”

@elaine_khosa said:

“Free advice from your Twitter female friend;
“Bell pepperschop them, in a plastic bag, freeze.
“Cheesegrated, smaller plastic bags, freeze.
“Grapesfreeze, use in cocktail or smoothie.
“Yoghurt = keep the lid dry, lasts longer.
“KFC gravy = supposed to be eaten on the day of purchase.”

@KGAO_ZA said:

“You don't need a girlfriend; you need to buy what you use!”

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Peeps couldn't get over it and the clip had thousands of likes. Others added comments to shower the hardworking woman with compliments.

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A video posted on TikTok by @jaymondy shows how proud he was that his babe cooks for him. In the video, the young lady can be seen stirring maizemeal over an open fire.

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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.

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