TikTok Video Shows Cute Checkers Kids Trolley on Sale for a Whopping R900, Mzansi People Left Speechless

TikTok Video Shows Cute Checkers Kids Trolley on Sale for a Whopping R900, Mzansi People Left Speechless

  • A social media user took to TikTok to share their disbelief over the price of Checkers kids trolleys
  • TikTok user @demi_dilima posted a video showing the cute trolley and its gobsmacking R900 price tag
  • Mzansi people were having none of it and outright told Checkers that this price was a robbery

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Supermarket giant Checkers has recently released adorable miniature shopping trolleys for kids, captivating the hearts of young shoppers. Plot twist: Checkers are now selling them, and they are not cheap.

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This woman posted a video showing the cute trolley and its gobsmacking R900 price tag, she was shook. Image: @demi_dilim/TikTok
Source: TikTok

There is no denying that Checkers' marketing and product development team have deserved some brownie points lately, but this one has put them in the dog box.

TikTok video shows R900 kids Checkers trolleys

TikTok user @demi_dilima posted a video showing a long line of cute trolleys… and then their R900 price tag. The social media user demanded answers from Checkers.

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Take a look:

South African people were horrified by the price

People took to the comment section to air their disbelief over the price. Surely, these trolleys needed to come with some groceries or something for that price!

Read some of the comments below:

@ShopSmartLisa:

"R900 for a kid's trolley? Checkers, are you kidding me? This is daylight robbery! #CheckersTrolleyScandal."

@CuriousMama101:

"My daughter wants one so badly, but I can't justify spending R900 on a tiny shopping cart. Please explain, Checkers! #BudgetBewilderment."

@EcoWarrior2023:

"Is it just me, or is this completely contradictory to promoting sustainability? #OverpricedPlastic."

@BudgetBabeSA:

"I can buy a month's worth of groceries with R900! Checkers, you've got some explaining to do. #Priorities."

@TinyTotsMom:

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"Okay, but if it's made of solid gold, maybe I'll consider it. Seriously, though, R900? #CheckersCartConundrum."

Mzansi lady walks around the shops doing her shopping via other people's trolleys, peeps see trouble coming

In other Checkers news, Briefly News reported that some people take chances that could turn ugly when done to the wrong person. A lady has been casually taking goods out of other people's trolleys and putting them into her own.

Social media trends have people doing some strange things, but grocery shopping from other people's goods is something that could really cheese someone off.

TikTok user @nonnybae_sa has been sharing hilarious clips of her stealing goods from others' baskets. The way she just casually walks up to the trolley and selects her item, as if nothing is wrong, is everything.

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Source: Briefly News

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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.