"Return My TV": Broken Hearted Young Man 'Cries' After His Girlfriend Dumped Him
- A broken-hearted young man has demanded his ex-girlfriend returns a television he got her after she dumped him.
- In a video doing the round on social media, he is heard in a war of words with his ex-lover as he made the demand
- The visibly pained young man proceeded to place a call to a colleague to go for the TV after he ended their conversation on the phone
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He never expected it. A young man has demanded his ex-girlfriend returns a television he got her after she dumped him and left him deeply broken-hearted.
The visibly distraught young man is not taking the break up well as he vented with anger in a clip.
In a phone conversation with his former lover, who he identified as Mariam, he asked her to return the electronic device.
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Venting with anger
''Mariam, fine, you have broken up with me. Return the TV ... I won't say anything to you ... the man who got you the ...,'' he said before abruptly ending the call.
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In the video widely circulated on social media, the young man said he was calling a colleague (Desmond) to go for the TV.
The footage has gained reactions from social media users.
Watch the video below:
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