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Internet reacts young boy who hangs with taxi drivers after school

A TikTok video of a young boy named Endinako “Andy” Krila Sapuka amused many internet users after the boy who loves hanging out with taxi drivers went against his mother’s word, visiting his friends at the taxi rank after school.

The boy who hails from Khayelitsha, a township near Cape Town is very fond of the taxi world, visiting the taxi rank every chance he gets.

On the app, the boy has shared his dream of owning and driving a taxi one day.

Many internet users who follow his page, which his mother Masiki manages, have commented that they do see Andy at the taxi rank.

Answering his mother after disobeying her order when he was told not to go to the taxi rank, Andy apologised explaining:

“Masiki, when I get back from school I sneak out and go to the taxis, I know you will shout at me.”

Seeing how serious his mother who asked if she didn’t tell him not to leave the house was, the boy kept apologising.

The mother added, “How do you go to the taxi rank on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, what about your homework? You must come back from school and study, are you aware of that?”

The mother reiterated the importance of studying adding, “Even if you’ll have 27 Quantum’s I want to see you educated, I want to see you graduate.

@sikiesapukalook at his watch???He finished me when he came with taxi owners ???♬ original sound – Andy Krila Sapuka ?

Internet users were left amused with many commenting:

Kade ngasho ukuthi usengowethu, akayeke iskole usekukungele ukuba usomatekisi (I’ve been saying that he is one of us, he must quit school and become a taxi driver), joked one user.

“Ow bethuna uythanda akazenzi into yohlala noo tata bakhe abanezisu ezkhulu yhooo (Ohh man, he really loves being around his dads with big bellies)” commented one user.

Another user shared, “Yekani indoda yase rank iyosebenza bethuna,” (leave this taxi rank man to go do his job).

The way he changed from being scared to telling you ukba abaa tata ngabantw’ aba right,” (these guys are good guys).

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