20 people make R1 million a week selling boiled mielies to street traders

[Shaun Jacobs]

20 people make R1 million a week selling boiled mielies to street traders

20 wholesalers operating at the Warwick Street Triangle in Durban make R1 million a week selling boiled mieleies to street traders.

 

[Heisenborg]

Lekker AI slop

 

[Sideshow Bob]

20 people make R1 million a week selling boiled mielies to street traders

20 wholesalers operating at the Warwick Street Triangle in Durban make R1 million a week selling boiled mieleies to street traders.

Click the link to see how you can be one of them.

 

[EmmanuelGoldstein]

20 people make R1 million a week selling boiled mielies to street traders

20 wholesalers operating at the Warwick Street Triangle in Durban make R1 million a week selling boiled mieleies to street traders.

But but but, AI SLOP MACHINE.. do they PAY TAX?

 

[FiestaST]

 

[Tman*]

Next week: 200 people sell mielies to make R10m a week

 

[InvisibleJim]

To paraphrase ACDC

"That's a whole Lotta Mielies"

 

[Alexander the Straight]

So they're mealieonaires

 

[Mirai]

And South Africans should thank the Olmec and Maya civilisations of modern Mexico and central America for discovering maize. Then came Columbus and ultimately "mielies" came to SA. How many Saffers know the origins of maize? Probably 0.001%.

 

[Hemi300c]

I don't believe this and only once I see their tax and VAT submissions will I believe.

 

[Bad Ballie]

Just the cost of buying the mielies in the first place makes this unlikely.

 

[ShaunSA]

And South Africans should thank the Olmec and Maya civilisations of modern Mexico and central America for discovering maize. Then came Columbus and ultimately "mielies" came to SA. How many Saffers know the origins of maize? Probably 0.001%.

So what you're saying is Saffers are culturally appropriating mealies?

 

[Sideshow Bob]

I don't believe this and only once I see their tax and VAT submissions will I believe.

They are from townships and hence not subject to tax.

 

[Alexander the Straight]

They are from townships and hence not subject to tax.

Yep, they're also exempted from building regulations. Wish I could photograph some of the lopsided multistorey houses with tin roots popping up allover Kwa mashu.

They're actually building apartment blocks with families living in seperate units now!!!

 

[Mirai]

So what you're saying is Saffers are culturally appropriating mealies?

No. I'm saying we should thank the Olmec Culture, Mayas and Columbus for bringing maize (mielies) to feed the millions with pap 'n vleis. Maize is not an endemic African crop.

 

[EmmanuelGoldstein]

No. I'm saying we should thank the Olmec Culture, Mayas and Columbus for bringing maize (mielies) to feed the millions with pap 'n vleis. Maize is not an endemic African crop.

I will have some OLMECA TEQUILA now thanks