A woman shared a video of herself washing her Capitec Bank card by spraying a detergent before wiping it with a cloth. Some people joked about the woman's actions.
A local woman shared a comical video on TikTok where she cleaned her bank card to prepare it for payday
She sprayed a detergent onto the Capitec Bank card before wiping it with a cloth to get it extra clean Members of the online community felt they could relate to the woman, cracking jokes and sharing that the 25th would be their first paydayMany eagerly anticipate the 25th of each month, knowing their bank accounts will look much healthier than they did in the previous days. In a humorous twist, a woman washed her bank card in preparation for the upcoming payday.
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