Comedian Nasra Yusuf and her friend Butita hang out a lot.
The content creators share some light moments online, as they show tidbits of how they spend the days.
One such instance took place recently when Nasra thought it was wise to treat her friend to lunch.
The two were to meet for lunch in a cute spot he loves to patronize. Little did she know.
"So leo nimemake blunder flani, yenye sijui ni nini imenituma. So nimepigia Butita nimemwabia niaje bro uko wapi niku spoil."
Laughing while exclaiming regret "Huh hawa watoto wa ghetto pia wanaexegaretingi. Msee amkuja merecommendia the most expensive hotel yenye anajua ."
What does she mean by expensive?
"Food peke yake the least ni 3,000. Ile food ya random, kama chicken na sijui something 3,500 na najua hata itisha hiyo na yeey akinispoil normally ananipeleka base ya kienyeji yeney chicken ni 350bob. Manze hata kama mtu hataki kukuona na pesa mi sidhani nafaanga kua hiv, hmm Butita hapana bro hujanifanyia poa" she tells the SPM Buzz founder.
"Sa saa hii nashindwa nitacancel aje hii meeting apana si poa bro"
Nasra shares a photo of the expensive food they ate (below) "One for the aesthetics" she tells about the delicious meal "Nani atalipa hii bill?"
He tells her it's immature to take pictures of food to share online.
Butitia informs her he is doing her a favor by showing up for the date telling her he is so much in demand in the DM that she should be grateful.
"Mimi? A sweet boy like me? Like who is doing a favor to be on this?"
They finish the meal and leave "Nimespoiliwa leo. Nadropiwa home. Mkuu ndio huyu hapa" But Butita claims she has turned him into a taxi driver.
"Unafanya ikae kitu voluntary na ni kitu umeomba. It's not voluntary, she has begged for it "
She laughs it off and confesses the reason he is dropping her home. "Niwaambie ama niwache, wacha kuniharibia jina "
"Jaguar imenifikisha home" she announces on arrival at her apartment block.
A fan told her she has turned his car into an Uber "siku hizi mnatumia Jaguar kama Uber"
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