Man’s R32K salary breakdown leaves SA stunned, includes allowances for girlfriend and side chicks

• One young man expressed his frustration when he broke down his expenses from his salary after receiving payment
• The footage caught the attention of many, garnering tons of views along with thousands of likes and comments
• People reacted to the boy’s video as they took to the comments section to express their thoughts

A young South African broke down his expenses, which left many people with mixed reactions, and the clip gained traction on the web.

The man shares the expense breakdown of his R32K salary

The gentleman expressed to his viewers how he received R32k, which was deposited into his private wealth account and from there he listed all his expenses, which sent shockwaves across the country.

@nkateeks.n said his rents are R9000, he pays R7500 for his car, Telkom gets R4200 from the man, credit card R10000 for his Wifi 730, groceries R4000, water and electricity R2500, girlfriend allowance R2000, chicken allowance R1000 and R1000. last but not least his clothing bills which he pays R1600.

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While making his TikTok caption, @nkateeks.n simply said:

“They’re adding stress with the noise.”

Check out the man’s budget in the video below:

People react to the man’s spending with mixed feelings

South Africans took to the comments section as they responded to the boy’s salary and expenses with mixed reactions.

Jiyane said:

“Financial teenager”.

Ts wrote:

“Nkateko why private wealth already R32k teaches us something we don’t know.”\

User expressed:

“Cost of Telkom credit card no longer certain”.

Simone shared:

“There is no problem that the salary does not qualify for a private equity account.”

Instrumental commented:

“Poverty because of a car, now I’m okay with how crazy this list is.”

khumbz mocked the boy and added:

“This budget says I have no future.”

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News in brief previously reported that a South African man shared an inbox he received from a gentleman asking for financial help.

The footage shared by @usizilomuntuomnyama on the video platform has gained massive popularity on social media, garnering thousands of likes and comments. The gentleman showed a message he received from a man asking for advice on his finances.

Source: Brief News