Haibo: Saffas React to Video of Another Taxi Drama, Driver Told to Focus on His Job

Haibo: Saffas React to Video of Another Taxi Drama, Driver Told to Focus on His Job

  • Another video detailing taxi drama has surfaced on the internet and South Africans are seriously loving the clip
  • A group of passengers are fighting over who should count the money and the other guy threatens the driver, telling him to focus on his job
  • Social media users say it’s more fun riding in a taxi and some say they miss the drama in the morning or in the afternoon

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One South African guy says he will not buy a car and he explains that using public transport such as a taxi is more rewarding. The local man can be heard in a video saying he enjoys travelling in taxis because there is drama.

In the viral video, passengers are fighting over who should count the money and one of them also lashes out at the driver. It seems the clip was shot in Cape Town and the isiXhosa speaking passengers are arguing about the change and one tells the driver to focus on doing his job.

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In the same clip, the other guy tells the other passenger that he will hit him if he doesn’t count the money. The clip is going viral on Twitter and many people are reacting to it.

The social media account holder seems to agree with the lad who says a taxi ride is more fun. @MrsPee3 wrote on his timeline as he captioned the attractive video clip:

"I yes him hahaha."
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South Africans are entertained by a video of another drama unfolding in a taxi. Image: @MrsPee3/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@MamlomollaMack said:

“We are missing out moss.”

@SamuelJ394 said:

“First person to call a driver into order.”

@Phumeekubheka said:

“Kumnandi maahn.”

@Be_Daringly_U said:

“I miss taxi rides just not the attitude of some drivers. I used to use the same taxi every morning for work and knew almost every face that used to take that taxi. The morning chat used to be very nice.”

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@Tman_Dikwekwe said:

“I love taxis, I used to drive them as well....”

@Mnezz2 said:

“As for threatening a taxi driver - "qhuba wena ndizokqhekeza ngenqindi"... He's got a liver.”

Hahaha: Mzansi peeps share hilarious videos showing taxi drama experiences

Checking a previous piece, Briefly News published that Twitter is abuzz as many local netizens are reacting to a string of videos filmed during taxi trips in South Africa. From counting taxi fare to counting change to loud music, South Africans are sharing their hilarious reactions and stories.

However, some people feel the elderly are always on the wrong side when it comes to treating other passengers. There are so many stories in Mzansi and some people often complain about taxi drivers who do not pay attention to where to drop off their passengers.

Briefly News takes a look at the comments and a few videos where people tell their funny experiences. Ntshieng started the conversation and he wrote:

“OK but guys, taxi rides can have a lot of drama. Here's a thread of drama happening in the taxi.”

Source: Briefly News

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