#DearVisitors Has South Africans Throwing Shade At House Guests, and We're Here For It
This hashtag trending on Twitter in South Africa is everything you've ever wanted to say to your visitors.
Dear Visitor: my home is not really your home too.
That's the message South African Twitter users have been sending today, as they make their frustrations known about visitors who get too comfortable when they come over. From always showing up just before meals are served to hogging the remote, these are annoying habits that every host has experienced. And if you haven't, perhaps it's because you're guilty of a couple yourself...
Here's a few of our favorite #DearVisitors tweets from today.
For the guest who makes you look bad in front of your family:
#DearVisitors my parents may admire your hardwork and dedication but you're not here to be Mr Perfect. pic.twitter.com/87hLybCaDJ
— I'm so bored, that I (@JustHloni) May 10, 2018
For the one whose phone is always out of battery:
#DearVisitors bring your own charger and R10 for electricity pic.twitter.com/3mDvFG5U0P
— I'm so bored, that I (@JustHloni) May 10, 2018
Because food doesn't come free:
#DearVisitors Africa is mine yours is Madagascar. pic.twitter.com/mh0TFWGtGz
— 89jerseyno10 (@Fizzy102) May 10, 2018
#DearVisitors
I know my fridge is on...but its locked because it doesn't work ...No further questions 😊😊😊😊 pic.twitter.com/Dh8GOX7w22
— Mr Fear Fokkol Jr (@iiitsJustAndy) May 10, 2018
In fact, everything is expensive, so:
#DearVisitors visiting rent is R500 I'd like it if you pay up front.
Regards
The person your visiting pic.twitter.com/PEvw0JnOlC
— #Caught feelings and failed to hold on😏 (@romanbuso21) May 10, 2018
For the person who never understands when it's time to leave:
#DearVisitors goodbye in advance 😂 pic.twitter.com/6dv1e2ty9A
— Kay💝Mo (@Miskaymow) May 10, 2018
And finally, here's the one person on Twitter making us feel bad for throwing shade at our guests:
#DearVisitors
This hashtag, has showed me that people do not love their relatives. imagine being told to bring your own fridge. pic.twitter.com/7XxkVpnZm6
— Blessing Melusi (@RealAOGS) May 10, 2018
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