Man Thanks Ex-boss, Ex-girlfriends And 'Sabziwalas' After Buying Car, Viral LinkedIn Post Leaves People Confused

Buying a new car, is indeed one of the greatest achievements in someone¡¯s life. It¡¯s exciting. It¡¯s fun. You want to show off your new purchase to everyone you know. That also means sharing the news on social media, or well....LinkindIn.

Yes, we are in 2022 and LinkedIn isn't all about finding work. So, a man shared a post on LinkedIn after buying a car. That is all normal until you read the post, which has gone viral because people can't seem to understand if his story was sarcastic or serious.

Man thanks ex-boss, ex-girlfriends after buying a car

The now-viral post was shared by a one Madhur Singh, who is a social media strategist. Taking to LinkedIn, he shared how he bought a car finally without any loan or installments. He also graciously thanked his ex-girlfriends, ex-boss and the sabziwala after achieving the feat.

LinkedIn/Madhur Singh

Madhur also shared how he was able to save money to buy the car.

"Thrilled to announce that I have bought a Tata Tiago. Payment in full. No loan. No instalments. I saved money for years to buy a car. I did not go to parties with friends. Neither did I buy expensive gifts for my girlfriend or wife. If my mom sent me to buy sabzi, I¡¯d ask sabzi wala to give dhaniya mirch for free so I can save those 10 for my car. I worked extra shifts as watchman at night," Madhur wrote.

"Sometimes worked at McDonalds, sometimes gave tuitions to UPSC aspirants as well. Finally the wait is over. Hard work has finally paid off. All the savings being put to good use. I want to thank my parents, my ex bosses, ex and current girlfriends, and lastly all those sabziwalas who supported me always," he added.

LinkedIn post leaves people confused

The post has garnered more than 20,000 reactions and over 1,500 comments. People were confused and couldn't tell if it was sarcastic or serious.

"My question, you mentioned ex-girlfriend & wife and again mentioned ex and current girlfriend, doesn't ladies in your life has access to LinkedIn? I can foresee some great drama coming up," one user commented.

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"And people are taking him seriously here and advising him as well; I mean come on," another user said.

"Just because emotional content works in LinkedIn, doesn't mean you'll post anything," a third user said.

"Such stories are just to abuse LinkedIn algorithms. I am sure you story is not real," another user added.

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