" Have you ever run into your former classmate and when you saw them you wonder what happened?"
This was the topic of discussion on the Morning Kiss by the fantastic duo of Chito and Kwambox.
Kwambox states that many of her former classmates have made a huge glow-up. You just see them and ask yourself what happened.
She even has a former classmate who has a chopper and what is shocking is not him having a chopper, but the fact that he was never a serious student during the school days.
"Umeawai angalia mtu ukashindwa what happened?" Kwambox asked.
Chito: "What! did life beat him?"
"No! That person glowed up...life was just fare to him, he even has a chopper," The captain continues.
Chito says that he never knew if he would meet his former classmate until he went to work and someone called him by his high school name. He was shocked to have one of his classmates work just across from him.
"I was just at work as usual when I heard someone call me, from the name that he used to call me I definitely knew that he was from my former high school. Yani, I have been working with my high school classmate all this time," Chito noted.
I have actually met some of my high school classmates and they give me mixed reactions, some make me believe that I am living pretty well while others make me question how I have been living.
I know that you all have the same reactions as mine or similar to it.
Here are some of the listener's reactions in reference to the topic of the day.
Caller: There is this girl and I am sure that you know her, it is Elsa Majimbo she was my classmate and we never used to talk we just passed each other and that's the same today. we just say hi and it's day.
Caller: My high school classmate is now a radio presenter, mind you she was a notorious individual back in high school, me that was a book warmer nothing happened in my life.
Elvis Mayani@ElvisMayani: Yeah many times but some of my friends have made it in life but hata kutoa kachai joh ngori sana.
121050 CO.@121050KO: Yep. But I Loved every moment of that meeting.
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