Brilio.net - As the people's choice of cheap and cheerful food, fried food is often wrapped in used paper that is no longer used. It is not uncommon for the waste paper used to contain data that is private or confidential.
Apart from confidential state documents such as National Examination question sheets, fried food wrappers containing couple chats were also found. As discovered by the TikTok account @luckylagilucky recently. Recorded in his upload, he looked shocked when he bought fried bala-bala.
Because the fried food wrapper contained chat evidence of infidelity. Apparently, a woman looks annoyed because her male partner knows about the signs of infidelity.
photo: TikTok/@luckylagilucky
"Do you know what this is? This is a package of fried bala bala and it contains a wife's heartfelt story about an affair case," said the video uploader, reported by brilio.net Saturday (15/6).
He was confused about where the merchant got the paper from. In fact, now those who read the contents of the affair chat are also curious about the figure of Andianz mentioned in the chat.
Because in the chat seen in April, a woman reminded the man called Sri Wijayanti's husband not to disturb her. He felt aggrieved because the man's wife attacked her husband because of his infidelity.
photo: TikTok/@luckylagilucky
"What do you do, sir... are you still her husband... you are Mrs. Sri Wijayanti's husband, right sir... so I'm disturbed, sir... both of your wives are often exposed to domestic violence. Dad's wife has also told me. If you and your wife are not in harmony "...the loss is my child's high school, sir," explained the writing on the fried food.
"The two of them have met... your wife has dared to bring my husband here," he added.
"It's easy, the Andianz account is not a fake account," he replied.
Inevitably, netizens immediately commented on the video upload. Apart from being curious about the figures of Sri Wijayanti and Andianz mentioned in the chat, netizens suspect that the paper is evidence for court.
"The evidence in the religious court is like that," said @bbmnstr.yg
"That's like evidence at a divorce trial, right?" added @elcinggu
"This is the archive of a religious court, wow, it could be a package," explained @ki putincosmosdesta_