Teboho Kabayi, a 27-year-old security guard at a BMW dealership in Kempton Park, was verbally humiliated by a client about two weeks ago.
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The Humiliation: The client, who was a millionaire, mocked Kabayi, saying he was “cheap” and would never be able to afford a BMW. The incident was recorded by a passenger and went viral on social media.
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The Reaction: Kabayi’s calm and composed demeanor during the ordeal earned him widespread praise and respect online.
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Public Support: Following the video’s circulation, a group of concerned citizens donated over R30,000 to him.
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The Gift: On Wednesday, a cybersecurity firm named ScaryByte gifted Kabayi his very first car—a BMW 1 Series.
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Kabayi’s Reaction: He expressed immense joy and gratitude, saying, “I am cruising nicely” and that “God works in mysterious ways.”
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Company’s Statement: ScaryByte stated they were moved to intervene after seeing the disrespectful treatment Kabayi endured and reiterated their commitment to supporting the security industry.
