What it looks like to have a R700 craving from a petrol station in Johannesburg
That's one hell of a craving to satisfy...
The infamous description of Johannesburg has been the City of Gold - and it surely has lived up to that reputation.
A woman recently posted a pic of a tiny little tin of caviar she bought from a petrol station in Johannesburg. The can cost R704.99!
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I love Joburg man 😭 who is spending R700 on caviar from a petrol station??? pic.twitter.com/TLD9nGG87x
— ☀️Are You Jazz?☀️ (@LeahJazzLive) May 9, 2022
What the post did was open up a conversation among tweeps shocked/not shocked that there is in fact a market for this...
More than that, they wondered why a petrol station of all places would keep such an expensive item.
One person responded to this by saying that even rich people have the munchies at 3am.
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Check out some of the comments below, courtesy of Twitter:
I’m trying to imagine a situation where one would be driven to shoplift caviar. It contrasts sharply with the thought that baby formula is locked up or normally secured in stores. Mind boggling…
— Bron 💕🇿🇦 (@BonnyBronny) May 10, 2022
soon there will be a vegetarian option for R800, formerly called chia seeds
— Madumbe (@igorm365) May 10, 2022
People who can afford petrol ⛽️
— JonoGunthorp #StandwithUkraine 🇺🇦 (@jono_gunthorp) May 10, 2022
Image Courtesy of Twitter