SA shows support for petrol attendant in viral prank video
South Africa is rallying behind a petrol attendant involved in a prank video attempting to humiliate him.
In the video that emerged on Twitter recently, one can hear the driver of a vehicle say 'two ten' to the petrol attendant, 'Wiseman', who subsequently fills the vehicle with R210 worth of petrol.
You then later see the driving give Wiseman, two R10 notes, who is now stunned after hearing the driver say he meant he had two R10 notes and wanted R20 petrol.
The video has gone viral on social media, with many rallying behind Wiseman.
Founder of the #CountryDuty movement, Tumi Sole says he has reached out to Wiseman.
According to Sole, "The customer didn't pay for the petrol but Wiseman's employer sorted it out."
South Africans who have caught wind of the incident have been donating a sum of R210 into Wiseman's account.
Thank you Mzansi for coming through for Wiseman!
— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) September 9, 2020
Your contributions, solidarity tweets & just sharing your views on all this goes a long way.
Re leboga go menagane!
I see you @PhilMphela and thanks for mobilizing the #R210ForWiseman #CountryDuty pic.twitter.com/bXZ3NH15yX
This story of Wiseman is clear testimony that what was used to harm you will turn around and bless you. #R210ForWiseman
— Rami Chuene🌈🏳️🌈 (@ramichuene) September 9, 2020
It's on days like when I'm really proud to be South African, may all are donating to Wiseman be abundantly blessed !!#R210ForWiseman pic.twitter.com/iB0cq8QIsM
— 🇿🇦Mntungwa🇿🇦 (@_s_k_1_4) September 9, 2020
Wiseman’s calmness throughout that whole mess is really evidence that petrol attendants are who we know them to be ❤️such amazing humans!
— Mosima (@MissCathee_) September 9, 2020
Seeing people come together for Wiseman is the content i signed up for. pic.twitter.com/OgYHBJ2EeA
— ☆ (@sphesihle_cm) September 9, 2020
