“It Will End in Tears”: Woman Flexes Soft Life After Giving a Taxi Driver a Chance, SA Warns

“It Will End in Tears”: Woman Flexes Soft Life After Giving a Taxi Driver a Chance, SA Warns

  • A happy babe flaunted a glimpse of her comfortable and cosy life on social media and received plenty of advice
  • The lady's clip attracted people's attention after showing her boyfriend and where he works
  • Many took to the comment section, giving her advice about people in her man's line of work, and others wished her happiness
  • Briefly News spoke with Cape Town Taxi driver Nduna Cape Town about being in a relationship

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Mzansi shared mixed opinions on a lady's post after showing where her man works
A young babe in love with a local guy showed off her relationship on social media for many to see. Image: @youfoundkhanyi
Source: TikTok

One local lady received advice she did not ask for from many social media users who showed concerns after she posted about her boyfriend and what he does for a living.

The hun proudly shared her clip on TikTok's video streaming platform under her user handle @youfoundkhanyi, attracting 607K views, 41K likes and almost 600 comments.

Loved right by her man

The lady's video shows her man embracing her while standing in front of his taxi. It moves to show them inside the taxi and another shot of the man holding a glass of what looks like sparkling wine.

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A stash of money can also be seen before they are again seen walking and holding hands.

Watch the video below:

Taxi drivers do not behave the same way

Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking with Nduna, a short-distance taxi driver, about love and the stereotype that his industry mates are fond of women.

"It always puzzles me when people paint us with the same brush when it comes to behaviour and morals. We are different, and that is what some people fail to understand."
"I admit, some of our colleagues do apaproach beautiful women when they come across, them but, so do teachers, lawyers and a shop workers. There are some who are married and loyal to their women among us and there some who are the opposite."
"Thinking that we are the same is the same as thinking that all police officers have anger issues and might shoot their partners when enranged."

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SA cautions the lady to guard her heart

Over 500 social media users responded to the lady's post. Many shared beautiful messages wishing the couple happiness; others could not help but feel that the guy might also want to practise the naughty behaviour associated with taxi drivers.

User @BraCageSefoka advised:

"He looks young; he must go to school and further his studies."

User @KelebogileRasamola said:

"😭Those ones are too dangerous… Their anger is on another level, so don’t test them. I repeat, don’t test them."

User @NalediNxosha88 warned:

"They're full of love, but don't test them. Their anger is 😳 scary."

User @menzi shared:

"Ijob i job guys, there's nothing wrong ukuba itaxi driver ...❤️ Shout out to you my sister."

User @Cheyenne said:

"People should stop judging taxi drivers..They are human and are deserving and capable of showing love..🥰"

User @Nondumiso Ndu bbe Mthembu commented:

"15-seater Queen🥰...Love it over here mama..kumnandi shem uthando lwakhona😍"

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Man wearing Gucci drip teased by taxi drivers at the rank

In another Briefly News article, a man wearing luxury clothing items from Gucci from head to toe became a mockery after taxi drivers saw him in a taxi.

The driver got someone to open the taxi door and expose the gent. Then, the driver asked the guy where his Mercedes Benz was since he could afford expensive clothes.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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